An itinerant micro festival · November 5–8, 2026 · Zipolite, Oaxaca A celebration of the dancing polarities of life and death, and of the beating pulse of creativity that reminds us we are alive. Caravana is a collective of storytelling-driven artists from Costa Rica, Mexico, Argentina and Germany: friends who travel together and make music wherever we land. For three days we move through Zipolite, and each day the place, the sound and the shape of the gathering change. PROGRAM Thursday, Nov 5 · Apapacha — Temazcal and a downtempo day. Sweat it out, slow down, arrive. Friday, Nov 6 · The beach · All night — Bare feet in the sand, the Pacific keeping time, until the sun comes back. Saturday, Nov 7 · The forest of Apapacha · All night — Among the trees, the dance carries on into Sunday morning. PASSES 3-day pass — Thursday to Sunday: temazcal, downtempo day, beach night and forest night. 1-day pass — Thursday, Friday or Saturday. Local passes are for Mexican residents and require a Mexican ID at the door. Three days, three landscapes, one caravan. Come as you are, bring the people you love to dance with, and leave with a little more life in your step. HOW TO GET THERE From Mexico City: fly to Huatulco or Puerto Escondido, then take a taxi to Zipolite (about 1,000 MXN) or a colectivo for less. Or take the overnight bus to Pochutla (about 10 hours, around 1,400 MXN), then it's 20 minutes to Zipolite by taxi (about 300 MXN) or colectivo (50–70 MXN). WHERE TO STAY There's no lodging at the venues. Stay in Zipolite or San Agustinillo. Mazunte and Puerto Ángel are also close if you have a scooter. Tickets on Eventbrite. The exact location is confirmed after booking. No refunds.