Music

  • Known for her genre-fluid, sassy eclecticism, Alma Linda weaves multicultural roots into sets that feel like hand-stitched journeys of sound. Every performance radiates her signature energy : part storytelling, part soulful togetherness.

    From her iconic sunrise closing at Mayan Warrior, Burning Man to stages like Fusion, Garbicz, Kater Blau, and Sisyphos, Alma Linda has lit up dance floors across the globe.

    At Equilibrio, expect nothing less than pure magic.

  • Bandua is a groundbreaking musical project that reinterprets centuries-old traditional music from Portugal’s Beira Baixa

    region through a contemporary electronic folk lens. Founded by eclectic producer and sonic explorer Bernardo D’Addario

    (aka Tempura) and multi-instrumentalist and vocalist Edgar Valente, Bandua represents a bold and unprecedented fusion:

    the first time these regional melodies and stories have been transformed into an electronic soundscape sung entirely in

    Portuguese.

  • "TIN BARBO" is a Lisbon-based DJ, producer, and curator with a distinct sonic identity, blending deep basslines with diverse global influences.

    As the visionary behind Secret Garden LX, a renowned cultural hub hosting artists from around the world,

    BARBO has crafted a signature sound that flows through punchy downtempo, progressive electronic, and psychadelic dance music.
    His sets offer a seamless fusion of genres and storytelling, guiding listeners through an immersive and transformative musical experience.

  • Originally from France, Charlotte aka CHÁ is highly inspired by her travels, and more specifically Latin American, Middle-Eastern and African culture.

    Her music is soulful and organic – taking you on a journey back home. She likes to play deep sensual electronic for loungy tea gatherings as well as upbeat joyful sounds to make you dance.

  • Chakana, the innovative musical project by Eyal Siri, weaves an intricate tapestry of progressive and exciting sound with a refined artistic sensibility, blending geners as Downtempo, Techno, and Trance, Chakana bringing forward a sonic experience that resonate beyond the ordinary and channel universal energy across different forms.

    Eyal’s approach to production and live DJ sets is meticulous, designed to take the listener to a journey into the yet uncharted and unexplored psychedelic realms.

  • This Belgian DJ is as much a cook as he is a selector. For him, music is a recipe: it starts with hand-picked ingredients, mixing unexpected flavors, and serving them up at just the right moment.

    With a passion simmering between afrobeats and house, he’s brought his tasty grooves to some of Brussels’ most iconic spots: from open-air feasts like Piknik Elektronik to sunset sessions at Place Poelaert.

    Now part of the Quinta do Amor crew, he’ll be stirring beats while his team shakes cocktails by the Alqueva shore, fishing tunes, cooking grooves, and serving them fresh, straight from the water to your ears.

  • JIWU’s sound is a  fusion of drums, deep soundscapes, and the hypnotic pull of minimal rhythms.

    With a background in classical music and deep Colombian roots, she brings a natural flow between organic and electronic elements. Her sets build gradually, layering textures that draw listeners in, creating a smooth, sensual journey through sound.

  • Who loves the sun? Jo.ke’s 160 millions streams hit is only a glimpse of his musical talent.

    As a founding member of the Berlin-based collective Feathered Sun, he’s known for turning performances into living, breathing experiences.

    Always spontaneous, never the same twice. Jo.ke surprises with playful sounds, improvised lyrics, and a raw energy that blurs the line between artist and audience.

    From underground jams to iconic stages around the world, he creates not just music but moments : unexpected, soulful, and unrepeatable. A true global artist, Jo.ke is the kind of performer who makes you feel lucky just to be in the crowd when the magic happens.

  • Inheriting a keen ear for sound from her audiophile dad’s endless record collection, Kristy jumped deep into the underground dance music scene nearly a decade ago; playing anything from soul, disco, house and acid to synth pop and rare funk from all over the world.

    This year’s been a busy one for the London local; from home-turf sets at Oslo Hackney, Fabric and her monthly residency at XOYO’s LGBTQI+ night ‘Pleasurehood’, to Slothboogie takeovers at Tyven in Trondheim, Norway. She closed the summer out at  We Out Here Festival in Cambridge and her favourite gathering in the Belgian forest – Familiar Forest, before finishing the year in the studio.

    Her productions have received widespread support from some of Kristy’s biggest influences; the acid and Italo dance floor belter on Jacques Renault’s  label ‘Let’s  Play House’NYC received support from Radio 1, Rinse FM and Ministry of Sound. In addition, it garnered playlist and radio plays from acclaimed producers such as Mele, Hot Since 82, CC:Disco!, Move D, Call Super, Alison Swing, Dave Harvey and PBR Streetgang.

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  • Mbye Ebrima is a kora player, composer, singer, and oral storyteller, born in Jarra Soma, Gambia, into a djéli family—kora players and renowned custodians of the Mandinka-Kaabunké oral history for generations. His father, Jali Alagi Mbye, was a well-known kora player and storyteller.

    After moving to Europe in 2015, Mbye found himself pushing the envelope of the instrument, building cultural and stylistic bridges with natural ease, bringing the kora to jazz, blues, funaná, fado, flamenco, taarab or Afrobeat. His artistic vision progressively unfolded through numerous collaborations, both on stage and in the studio. To list a few, Pongo, Selma Uamusse, Moullinex, Remna, Valete, Dino D’Santiago, Manecas Costa, Karina Gomes, Eneida Marta, Kimi Djabaté, Marta Miranda, Pedro Jóia, Bárbara Wahnon, and Missy Bity are among his collaborators

  • We fell in love with Ohxala’s set at GOAT last year, where their fire energy brought the whole crowd moving as one.

    This Portuguese duo, Maria and Luís, partners in life and in music, weave tribal, organic beats with rhythms from the Amazon, Africa, and their homeland, creating a sound both worldly and deeply grounding.

    At Equilíbrio, their music will once again turn the dancefloor into a pulsing ritual of rhythm and connection.

  • Music somewhere between a deep breeze and ancestral freshness loaded with dynamic rhythms and percussive sounds from the deep umami of wamanzi's cosmos.

    Exotic, dreamy and moving soundscapes. Afro, Deep, Slow, House and Downtempo to mention a few.

WOrksHops

  • IBERIAN PAGANISM

  • DANÇA RITUAL DA ÁGUA

  • ECOS DE LOS SUEÑOS

  • SOUND HEALING

  • ICE BATHS

  • DANCE IS RESISTANCE

  • EVERY BODY CAN SING

  • PLAY, CONNECT, MOVE

  • 5D COMMUNICATION

  • BEHIND THE PIECE

  • ELEMENTAL FLOW

  • BREATHWORK

  • BREATHWORK

  • FROM CONFLICT TO CONNECTION

  • INTRODUCTION TO SALSA

thErapisTS

  • Water is both home and mirror - a sacred space where the body dissolves, softens, and reconnects. In these aquatic sessions, you are gently supported, floated, and moved, allowing the nervous system to regulate, the breath to expand, and emotions to release.

    Like returning to the womb, the water invites deep surrender: tension unwinds, presence awakens, and the body remembers its fluid nature. Each session is a journey between holding and letting go, silence and movement, life and infinity.Sessions adapted to the festival’s lake.

  • Claudia Belem, founder of Sodashi Ayurveda & Sound Therapies is an international Therapist with a passion for supporting anyone who is looking to enjoy a more peaceful state of mind, balanced health and wellbeing, as well as nurture a stronger connection with their inner selves.

    Having trained in California, India, Nepal, UK, Spain and Portugal, with world class teachers in Ayurveda and sound therapy, Claudia’s aim has always been to offer her clients the best support to de-stress, and promote the process of self-regulation and regeneration for better health & vitality. 

  • Farhad Pocha is a body-mind practitioner offering somatic bodywork, craniosacral dynamic expansion, and psychedelic bodywork. Blending intuitive touch, somatic coaching, and energy work, his sessions support deep relaxation, release, and nervous system balance. With training in ANIMANO Body-Mind Healing  Craniosacral/Dynamic Expansion, and psychedelic integration, Farhad creates safe, trusting spaces where clients can reconnect with their bodies, integrate experiences, and restore a natural sense of vitality and presence.

  • Naya is a bodyworker offering nourishing & insightful experiences into the Art of Touch. Driven by a strong calling to assist beings to fine tune their connection to their bodies and ground within, Naya pours her love into every body she touches, holding space with sensitivity and care to allow healing to naturally arise.

    With over 8 years of experience Naya's developed her own unique style of deep, dynamic and poetic bodywork, designed to break the limiting patterns of movement within the body and mind, using a wide range of manual techniques, with spontaneity, total presence and an unconditionally loving touch.  

    Naya currently offers sessions in South-West Portugal, in Odemira area.