Pedro Duque, known onstage as Flor, is a Guatemalan-New Zealand drag artist who made an impact on reality competition television. Duque first appeared on the second season of *House of Drag*, New Zealand’s original drag series, before taking the global stage on the third season of *RuPaul’s Drag Race Down Under*.
A performer whose drag aesthetic blends Latin American flair with Kiwi grit, Flor quickly became known for polished runway looks and a sharp comedic timing. While on *House of Drag*, Duque demonstrated versatility in design challenges and lip-sync performances, earning a reputation as a strong contender. The leap to *RuPaul’s Drag Race Down Under* brought wider exposure, allowing Flor to showcase a distinct point of view to an international audience. During the season, notable moments included a memorable design challenge that highlighted Duque’s resourcefulness and a lip-sync battle that underscored the performer’s energetic stage presence.
Beyond television appearances, Flor has built a following through live drag performances across New Zealand, often blending original choreography with campy humor. Duque’s journey from Guatemala to the New Zealand drag scene reflects a unique cultural fusion, and the artist continues to be a prominent figure in the country’s LGBTQ+ nightlife. With a growing list of appearances and a dedicated fan base, Flor remains a rising talent in the drag world, known for bringing both heart and high-drama to every performance.
