Coquetel Molotov Locks Fernanda Abreu and a Cross-Generation Lineup for Its 23rd Edition
The No Ar Coquetel Molotov festival returns to Recife's UFPE campus on November 28 with Fernanda Abreu, Cidadão Instigado, Katy da Voz, Nanda Tsunami and more. The post Coquetel Molotov Locks Fernanda Abreu and a Cross-Generation Lineup for Its 23rd Edition appeared first on The Rio Times .
The 23rd edition of Recife's independent music festival, No Ar Coquetel Molotov, is set to take place on November 28 at the UFPE campus in Recife, Brazil. The festival, which has become a landmark in Brazil's independent music scene, is led by singer Fernanda Abreu and boasts a diverse lineup across generations and genres.
Abreu, a Rio-based artist known for blending funk, dance music, and MPB, is a rare headline act from the city, marking her first headline appearance in Recife. Her set anchors the festival's commitment to a cross-generational line-up, alongside acts like Cidadão Instigado, the pioneering manguebeat band of guitarist Fernando Catatau; Katy da Voz e as Abusadas, a defining force in Recife's rock and punk scene; and Nanda Tsunami and Bia Soull, representing the next generation of Brazilian music talent.
First founded in 2003, No Ar Coquetel Molotov has been a key platform for emerging artists and a cornerstone of Recife's live-music culture. The festival's policy of free or low-cost entry has made it accessible to a broad audience, contributing to its enduring popularity. As the festival season in Brazil runs from Carnival through São João, No Ar Coquetel Molotov's November date concludes the region's festival calendar.
Fans can expect additional lineup announcements as the event approaches, with tickets and the full program available through the festival's official channels.
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