Lesbian Visibility Day (Día de la Visibilidad Lésbica) is observed in Argentina every March 7, commemorating the murder of Natalia “Pepa” Gaitán, a lesbian woman killed in 2010. The day aims to highlight the challenges faced by lesbian and bisexual women and to honor victims of hate crimes. It is marked by marches, rallies, awareness events, and social media campaigns organized by LGBT activists and community groups. Argentina is recognized as one of the most LGBT-friendly countries, with legal protections for same-sex couples and a generally accepting public attitude towards homosexuality. However, despite these advancements, discrimination and hate crimes still occur, underscoring the need for continued advocacy. The establishment of this day in 2013 serves to bring attention to lesbophobia that persists even in supportive environments.