Brazilian Day Ibiza Draws More Than 2,000 People to Cas Serres

September 27, 2026

More than 2,000 people attended the third edition of Brazilian Day Ibiza on Saturday, September 26, as the Parque Marià Villangómez in Cas Serres was transformed for a day of Brazilian music, dance, food and cultural activities.

The event ran from midday until midnight, bringing together residents, families, friends and visitors for a programme centred on Brazilian traditions and different musical styles.

A Day of Brazilian Music and Culture

Live music continued throughout the 12-hour celebration, with the programme moving through a range of Brazilian styles including samba, forró, sertanejo, piseiro and MPB.

The afternoon programme included performances by Henrique & Matteus and Quintal do Receba, followed by a capoeira demonstration from Capoeira Sul da Bahia Ibiza.

Folkloric performances and live percussion were also part of the programme, with the evening continuing with a performance by Brazilian singer Márcia Castro before Marcus Brazuca and his band brought the event towards its close.

Food Brings Another Taste of Brazil to Ibiza

Food was another major part of the celebration, with around 20 stalls offering Brazilian dishes and drinks.

Visitors could find favourites including feijoada, pastel, churrasco, espetinho and brigadeiros, alongside cakes and caipirinhas.

For members of the Brazilian community living on Ibiza, the event also provided an opportunity to reconnect with familiar flavours and traditions.

A Growing Brazilian Community

The organisers estimate that around 5,000 Brazilians currently live on Ibiza.

The Brazilian Day has become one of the occasions bringing that community together, while also opening the celebration to people from outside the Brazilian community who want to experience its music, food and traditions.

According to the organisers, some attendees travelled from other parts of Spain, including Barcelona, Mallorca and Madrid, to take part.

Third Edition in Ibiza

This year's event marked the third edition of Brazilian Day Ibiza.

Although Brazil celebrates its Independence Day on September 7, the Ibiza celebration is held later in September. Organisers said the date was chosen to avoid clashes with other events on the island and has been agreed with the local authorities for future editions.

The association behind the event is now in its second year and also organises other Brazilian cultural celebrations in Ibiza, including carnival and a São João celebration.

Looking Ahead

The organisers say they hope to gradually expand Brazilian Day in the future, potentially turning it into a two-day event.

They also want to develop activities beyond the annual celebrations, including dance and capoeira classes for the Brazilian community.

For now, the third edition has added another event to Ibiza's cultural calendar, bringing Brazilian music, food and traditions together in Cas Serres for a full day.

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