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Baile Funk Brasil SummerFest Closing Party

Brasil SummerFest closes another great season of Brazilian culture with Baile Funk, a Rio favela dance party featuring Batekoo and DJs Omulu and Marginal Men at Elsewhere Rooftop in Bushwick, Brooklyn on Saturday, August 3, 2019 from 3-10pm. From $15

Expect some serious bunda shaking (bootie shaking). No it doesn’t mean she is going home with you. It just means she is happy to be alive. Respect and enjoy.

Batekoo

The Bahians from Salvador are one of Brazil’s top LGBT party collectives. They were recognized as São Paulo’s best party of 2018 by Folha de São Paulo, Brazil’s leading newspaper.

Omulu

He is one of the founders of Rasteirinha, a mix of Baile Funk and reggaeton.

Marginal Men

This duo hosts Rio de Janeiro’s famous Wobble party.


Baile Funk Brasil SummerFest Closing Party Tickets

Brasil SummerFest throws some of New York City’s best parties. They sell out every year, so get your advance tickets at eventbrite.com

For more information, visit brasilsummerfest.com


Published August 3, 2019 | Updated May 4, 2023.

Filed Under: Brasil Summerfest, Brooklyn, Elsewhere, LATIN DANCE, LATIN MUSIC

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