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Bahidorá

Context
A unique festival in a paradisiacal location
In 2016, we produced—together with Distrito Global—the fourth edition of the Bahidorá Carnival at Las Estacas, a natural park in the state of Morelos, just 90 minutes from Mexico City. Bahidorá has gained increasing international recognition: media outlets such as Beatport and Time Out have recognized it as one of the best festivals/parties in the world, while Marvin, Me Hace Ruido, and El Fanzine have rated it as the best music festival in Mexico. The festival has featured performances by major acts such as De La Soul, CocoRosie, Modeselektor, Rhye, Poliça, BadBadNotGood, Gold Panda, Antibalas, and countless other artists and performances. This unique combination of installations, ambiance, and music has positioned Bahidorá as one of the most relevant events globally.
Objective
Challenge

The Idea
Mexico is one of the most important places in the world for concerts and music festivals; it is a mandatory stop for every relevant band, artist, or musician.
At Ache, we decided, together with Distrito Global, to create a festival that would truly be a complete experience: from the location and how to get there, to the drinks, food, and above all, the music. Everything had to be part of a unique and collective experience: the Bahidorá Carnival.
How did we achieve it?
We discovered an ideal location: Las Estacas, a paradisiacal natural park very close to Mexico City. Additionally, we assembled a staff of more than 250 people (many of them involved year-round) and developed a musical curation designed to coexist with and enhance the location, unique scenography, and a solid media and public relations strategy. All these elements have made the Bahidorá Carnival one of the most important music events in Mexico.
Concept
Carnivals originated in the Middle Ages; there, people forgot their daily routine, could experiment, dress up, and release everything that is usually repressed. With this in mind, we decided to revive this tradition and create the Bahidorá Carnival.

























