Battles to 'farm aura': new trend is already occupying public spaces
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Battles to 'farm aura': new trend is already occupying public spaces

SIC Notícias31 August 2026 at 11:07

"Aura battles" are the new trend conquering teenagers and university students. This fad of the moment has already reached several Latin American countries, including Brazil, Argentina, Mexico, Bolivia, and Chile, where events dedicated to this activity are already taking place.

In Portugal, announcements related to aura battles are already starting to appear, indicating potential interest in the phenomenon. However, it is not yet certain that this trend will be able to establish itself significantly in Portuguese territory.

The concept of "farming aura," associated with these battles, seems to be gaining popularity among young people, functioning as a kind of competition or social activity that attracts different age groups within the student population. The expansion of the phenomenon beyond Latin America raises questions about its ability to adapt to different cultural contexts.

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