Featuring RÜFÜS DU SOL, Keinemusik, Bedouin, ANOTR, Black Adriatique, Coffee, and more
Zamna Festival is set to return to Tulum for its annual winter season, running from December 31st, 2025, to January 11th, 2026. Established as one of the most prominent electronic music series in Mexico and Latin America, the festival has become a fixed point on the international electronic music calendar.
Unlike traditional multi-day festivals, Zamna operates as a sequence of standalone events, each programmed independently but connected by a shared venue and production concept. The format allows for varied musical identities across the season, ranging from melodic techno and deep house to Afro house and underground techno.
The festivities kick off on December 31st with Zamna Experience and MRAK’s New Year’s Eve celebration deep in the jungle. January 2nd will feature David Guetta, bringing his mainstream energy and high-impact production to the jungle stage. January 3rd sees the return of ANTS, the acclaimed underground collective, alongside Francis Mercier with his renowned afro sounds.
January 4th welcomes RÜFÜS DU SOL in a DJ set format — an atmospheric, emotive experience blending live-dance music textures. January 5th spotlights ANOTR’s No Art, the Dutch collective returning to shape sound and space with bold artistic vision. January 6th brings Keinemusik — the Berlin trio whose soulful deep-house sets have become Zamna staples.
The festivities continue with Adriatique’s X and Bedouin’s Saga on January 7th, where both artists and brands will share the venue. On the 8th, Zamna’s Pulse of Gaia concept will take over, presenting a new curated experience designed around human connection and environment, headlined by Justice. January 9th marks the debut of Mayan Warrior, bringing Burning Man roots and an art-car aesthetic into the jungle’s sonic tapestry. The season closes on January 11th with Black Coffee, whose hypnotic Afro-house rhythms promise an unforgettable finale.
January 1st launches Zamna On The Beach at Gitano Beach, marrying the sounds of deep house and tropical rhythms with sunrise vistas over the Caribbean Sea.
As every year, the festival is held at a unique open-air venue centered around a natural cenote in the Tulum jungle. This immersive setting is complemented by destination packages that include accommodation and local activities, positioning the event as a full travel experience.
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