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: While the festival uses a closed-loop cashless wristband system, always carry a small amount of Brazilian Reais (R$) for remote roadside vendors outside the festival gates.
Sessions on permaculture, sustainable living, and natural remedies.
Featuring Sonic Massala, Electric Universe, and Pixel. Mundo de Oz (Day 2) Location: Village Otherworld , Lagoinha, São Paulo Lineup: Performances by Ambrosano, Quarkz, and I’m Atha. Festival Sensacional (Upcoming) Location: Pampulha Ecological Park , Belo Horizonte, Minas Gerais enature brazil festival part 2
Another major event aligning with the "enature" spirit is , which held its 8th edition in 2026 with the theme "Magic Jungle". This festival, located in the Belém metropolitan area, took an explicitly environmental turn by aligning its programming with discussions from COP30, the major UN climate change conference held in Belém in November 2025. Magic Boom featured a continuous program of national and international artists, using the power of music and art to foster dialogue about Amazonian preservation. For an "Enature Brazil Festival Part 2," this represents the ultimate evolution: a festival that not only uses nature as a backdrop but actively engages with the most pressing environmental issues of our time.
Forget steel and scaffolding. The main stage, "The Spider Lily," was grown from living bamboo and bioluminescent fungi. Suspended 40 feet above the forest floor, it looked like an alien flower had decided to host a concert. : While the festival uses a closed-loop cashless
A common criticism of destination festivals is their tendency to gentrify or temporarily exploit local rural spaces. Enature Part 2 counters this by integrating the surrounding community into its foundational business model.
As guests ate a meal of foraged mushrooms and pirarucu, a holographic projection of a giant sloth walked between the tables. No one spoke for 45 minutes. People wept into their bowls. It wasn't sadistic—it was a reminder. The festival wasn't just a party. It was a funeral and a birth at the same time. Mundo de Oz (Day 2) Location: Village Otherworld
Stages and installations are built using local, natural, and biodegradable materials.