Carnaval De Bahidora Announces Their 8th Annual Festival
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Deep in the nature preserve of Las Estacas located in the heart of Morales, Mexico a unity of creativity, sustainability, expression and civic responsibility takes place at Carnaval de Bahidorá. More than a music festival, Carnaval de Bahidorá (a.k.a Bahidorá) is an internal state of lucidity and consciousness. It is a place where festival goers connect with themselves, each other and the surroundings. It is the place from which creativity burgeon.
Today, #EnBahidorá has become a platform for constant independent music discovery. Past line-ups have included, Coco Rosie (2013), Bob Moses (2013), De La Soul (2015), BADBADNOTGOOD (2016), Mac Miller (2017), Kamasi Washington (2018) and Honey Dijon (2019). And stay tuned as we gear up to announce the musical line-up by early December 2019!
Now on their 8th year, Bahidorá is poised to be the must see, must do event of 2020. Bahidorá has announced early bird ticket sales and lodging packages. The festival located a mere 90 minutes from Mexico City, and offers robust travel packages with round trip bus service to and from Mexico City, on-site camping, glamping, and even near by hotels. Check out the pre-sale and travel packages here: https://bahidorai20.boletia.com/ .
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