The Museum of Tomorrow in Rio de Janeiro's Port Zone will host a new edition of Club Vittar on the 12th. Pabllo Vittar, singer and DJ, will arrive at the venue to record official project content, with Guanabara Bay in the background, transforming the museum into a dance floor with a privileged view of one of the city's most famous landmarks.
A small batch of tickets was made available for fans who want to experience it up close. The event represents a kind of Rio edition of Club Vittar, which now returns to circulate through Brazil after an international season.
Club Vittar was created by Pabllo casually in 2025, during parties with friends. The project was born from the artist's long-standing relationship with DJing and clubber culture, and what started almost as a joke gained international proportions by touring the United States and Europe.
In her sets, Pabllo Vittar mixes big pop and electronic music hits, remixes, and successes from her own career. The artist has built a trajectory of international recognition, and Club Vittar has established itself as a project that reflects her connection to dance floor culture.
