Latin & Global Festivals in South America

Time Warp Brazil is the South American edition of the legendary German electronic music festival, bringing its signature focus on high-quality techno and house music to São Paulo. The event is renowned for its world-class artist lineups, immersive audiovisual production, and state-of-the-art stage designs that create an intense underground atmosphere.

Primavera Sound Buenos Aires is the Argentinian edition of the iconic international music festival, showcasing a prestigious lineup of indie, rock, electronic, and pop artists. The event integrates with the city's cultural landscape through performances in diverse urban venues and major outdoor spaces, focusing on sustainability and high-quality curation.

Carnatal is a large off-season carnival held annually in Natal, Brazil. It is distinctive for its slow procession of "trio elétrico" trucks equipped with bands and loudspeakers, creating an immersive party atmosphere.

Primavera Sound São Paulo is the Brazilian edition of the renowned Barcelona-based music festival, showcasing a diverse lineup of indie, electronic, and alternative artists. The multi-day event features major performances at iconic venues like the Autódromo de Interlagos along with city-wide shows through its Primavera na Cidade program.

Bonanza Festival is an immersive electronic music and arts event set within the lush Colombian jungle at Rio Hostel Buritaca, located on the banks of the Buritaca River near Santa Marta. The multi-day gathering showcases a diverse curation of underground techno and house alongside local Latin American rhythms like perreo and champeta.

Lollapalooza Chile is a premier multi-genre music festival held annually in Santiago, featuring a diverse lineup of international and local artists across rock, pop, and electronic genres. Since its debut in 2011 as the first international expansion of the iconic Lollapalooza brand, it has grown into one of South America's most significant cultural events.