Next · Wed November 25 · Miami Beach Bandshell
Get ticketsA Brazilian bass party in Miami. The sounds coming out of Brazil right now, played loud, by the DJs who make them.
Some of them fly in to play the city for the first time. The rest are the selectors already spinning it here, in basements and on rooftops. The floor runs on Portuguese, but you do not need it. The songs teach you the words.
The Miami New Times called it the city's only brazilian bass party. Read it. Produced by PeoplePlacesThingsMiami.
The only word you need
Tap it. That is the whole conversation.
Tickets are on sale now.
With DJ Craze, lamebot, Jean Sean
This is the full production, a ticketed show at a big space where internationally recognized headliners play.
This is the compressed version, where local DJs play a small room and the night is free.
Every night gets shot. Find yourself, post it, tag us.
Full sets and recaps, for the ride to work.
It is Portuguese for “all good.” It works as a question and as the answer, so “Tudo bem?” means “you good?” and “Tudo bem!” means “all good.” At the party the host calls it out and the room calls it back. Say it TOO-doo beng (the “m” is soft, closer to an “ng”).
If you don’t have anyone to come with, come solo. A lot of the room did. It is a floor full of strangers who stop being strangers around the second song. Show up alone, leave with a group chat.
Comfort over clout. Futbol kits, Havaianas, Oakleys. Wear something you can dance in all night and sweat through. Big fits welcome, but leave the costumes for Spirit Halloween.
21 and up unless an event explicitly says otherwise. Physical ID required.
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