Night of the Dead

31 2025 October

The most vibrant night among the dead!

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The ticket includes a drink

Party schedule 22:30 - 05:00

Access restricted to those under 18 years of age

Beasts, witches, catrinas and demons, the witches' sabbath is coming!

The Night of the Dead and Witches returns to the city on October 31st. Círculo de Bellas Artes: an otherworldly party where catrinas, spirits and creatures from beyond will take over the building to stage the wildest ritual of the year.

If you danced at our Carnival, this is the sequel you've been waiting for: under the dome of the Ballroom and among the marbles of the Hall of Columns, everything will be transformed into a collective spell with dancing, performances and surprises around every corner.

This year, a coven of DJs and artists will resurrect the spirits with cumbia, reggaeton, mambo, and other devilish rhythms. There will be performances, surprises, magic, and a continuous parade of Catrinas, skeletons, and witches celebrating life, death, and imagination.

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General admission with drink included 45,00 €

CBA member entry with drink included 36,00 €

If you are using a promotional code, enter it for each ticket you wish to purchase.
A single access code will be issued for each purchase.

 

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Tupinamba Sound

DJ, music curator, and presenter at Dublab and Radio Primavera Sound. Born in the Argentine Andes, she began DJing at sixteen in Mendoza. Based in Barcelona, ​​she is the founder of the Afro-tropical night Poly-Rythmo Club and a resident DJ at Glove Party. Her sets fuse African and Latin American roots with disco, funk, and house rhythms.

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Rigo Pex, known as MENEO, is a Guatemalan producer and musicologist based in Spain. After leaving behind his iconic sound lo-fi electropical With Game Boy, he has created a pop universe that reinterprets the Ibero-American imaginary. His sets combine electronic music, Latin rhythms, and popular culture in a vibrant, retro-futuristic journey.

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Andy Grey

 LGBTQ+ DJ, producer, and radio host who envisions the nightclubs of the future with her blend of Latin rhythms, peripheral sounds, and cutting-edge electronica. She is the programming director at Gladys Palmera and the creator of... Don't Kill My Vibes, has performed at festivals, Latin Grammys and LGBTQ+ residencies throughout Spain.

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The Gateria

A DJ collective that fuses reggaeton, Afrobeats, and dancehall with genres like UKG, techno, experimental pop, and alternative rap. Their sonic exploration creates an intense and liberating dance experience. Active since 2021, they have performed at venues such as Siroco, Café Berlín, and Razzmatazz, promoting safe and diverse spaces in the urban nightlife scene.
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Digital Drum

A live format that unites two passions: the djing and percussion. In this dynamic and energetic back-to-back set, both artists switch roles between the mixing board and the drums, fusing styles and amplifying the energy. The result is an organic experience that integrates the power of Afro-Latin percussion with the rhythm of the club.

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Piti Vaccari

She began her DJ career in Rio de Janeiro in 2014, introducing new Latin rhythms such as digital cumbia, reggaeton, and dembow. Based in Barcelona since 2019 and a resident DJ at the Fiesta Wacha collective, she blends Afro-Latin sounds with contemporary urban influences. A leading female figure in the Latin music scene in Europe, she promotes projects that foster inclusion and diversity.

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Eme DJ

He has built an extensive career in venues such as Ochoymedio, El Sol, and Kapital, as well as performing in London, Sarajevo, Tunis, and Rome. He has collaborated with brands like Adidas, Sony, and Estrella Galicia and DJed in diverse locations such as Jameos del Agua and Balaídos Stadium. A DJ with an open-ended style, he blends genres ranging from indie, pop, and soul to house, funk, and hip hop.

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Mila Moon

A transfeminist DJ and cultural manager born in Argentina and based in Barcelona. Her sets are a sonic ritual where reggaeton, the neo perreo And Latin American cumbia becomes a tool for celebration, identity, and freedom. On the dance floor, its music celebrates enjoyment, memory, and collective resistance.

Do not miss your entry!

 

Entry includes one drink

Access restricted to those over 18 years of age

Party hours: 22:30 PM to 05:00 AM

If you have a promotional code, you must enter it as many times as you wish to purchase tickets.

 

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The visual universe of Ana Chávez

Since the first edition of its Masked Ball was held in 1891, the tradition of the festival posters del Círculo de Bellas Artes It is a history of design in Spain.

This time, the focus is on Ana Chávez, a Mexican visual artist and illustrator whose work bridges the gap between the mystical and the everyday. Her creative universe, populated by symbols, archetypes, and enchanted toys, draws on popular iconography, retro culture, and a deep fascination with the esoteric and the playful.

A graduate of the Faculty of Arts of the Autonomous University of the State of Morelos (UAEM), Chávez currently resides in Morelos, where she develops projects that range from illustration, object art and the creation of art toys.

Author of The Zodiac TarotHer work stands out for its vibrant palette and a visual narrative steeped in nostalgia, where echoes of kitsch coexist with everyday magic. Her aesthetic, marked by the influence of vintage toys and particularly the endearing Japanese Kewpies, reveals her passion for collecting rare and antique pieces: small talismans of an imagination that transforms the ordinary into a symbolic and enchanted universe.

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