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Doce Maravilha music festival

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2026-08-07 03:33 UTC → 2026-08-08 15:03 UTC · added removed

The fourth edition of the Doce Maravilha festival was first announced scheduled for 7–9 August 2026 at Rio de Janeiro’s Jockey Club Brasileiro. Curated by veteran producer Nelson Motta, the initial release highlighted a diverse program that mixed event was designed to blend rock, emo emo, and traditional Brazilian sounds across two main stages, featured special collaborations (e.g., Dibob’s 25‑year celebration, sounds. The full lineup included opening night performances by Dibob, Raimundos with members of Charlie Brown Jr. members, Jr., and Fresno with a live orchestra) and emphasized sustainability measures such as waste management, material reuse and accessibility. A week later the organizers added further details, confirming headline pairings such as Caetano Veloso with Emicida, orchestra. Saturday featured Paulinho da Viola with Maria Bethânia, a Cortejo Afro show with Luedji Luna and Chico Margareth Menezes, and collaborations such as Leci Brandão with Juliana Linhares. They also introduced Rappin’ Hood. On 6 August, organizers canceled the first day of the festival due to extreme weather warnings. The Civil Defense issued an exclusive Cantão scarf as "extreme alert" regarding potential winds of up to 90 km/h, prompting the festival’s official fashion accessory, intended cancellation to extend ensure the event’s visual identity beyond safety of the weekend. public and staff. Ticket prices were disclosed, ranging from R$ 218.40 holders for a single‑day pass the canceled Friday sessions were offered the option to R$ 515.97 for request a refund or apply their passes to the remaining weekend pass, underscoring dates. Throughout the blend of music event, organizers maintained a focus on sustainability through waste management and fashion that the festival aims to deliver. material reuse, as well as accessibility initiatives.

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