Mark your calendars: one of São Paulo’s biggest free cultural festivals is back—and now we know the full musical lineup.
From November 12 to 15, Revelando SP returns to Parque do Trote in Vila Guilherme.
And there’s something new in the lineup. Zé Ramalho, Yasmin Santos, and Demônios da Garoa have just been confirmed for the São Paulo edition.
They join the likes of Roberta Miranda, Maria Cecília & Rodolfo, Edson & Hudson, and Gabriel Sater for the four-day festival.
Expectations are high: in 2025 alone, 380,000 people attended the festival in São Paulo.
Revelando SP 2026 will feature Zé Ramalho, Yasmin Santos, and more free concerts
Revelando SP was founded in 1997 with the goal of promoting and preserving the cultural traditions of São Paulo’s interior and coastal regions.
Since then, there have been more than 60 editions focusing on gastronomy, crafts, music, and the state’s traditional cultural expressions.
In 2026, the São Paulo leg wraps up a tour that has already visited Americana, Barretos, Iguape, São José dos Campos, and Presidente Prudente. Together, the five cities welcomed 443,000 visitors.
In São Paulo, the festival kicks off on Thursday, the 12th, with Maria Cecília & Rodolfo.
On Friday, the 13th, Zé Ramalho will close out the lineup on the main stage, the Inezita. This will be the singer’s first appearance at Revelando SP. With more than 30 albums released over a five-decade career, the artist is preparing a show to celebrate his 77th birthday.
On Saturday, the 14th, sertanejo music will dominate part of the lineup. Roberta Miranda is among the performers, while Yasmin Santos will be the day’s main highlight on the Inezita stage.
Finally, Sunday, the 15th, kicks off with a quintessentially São Paulo act: Demônios da Garoa will open the musical festivities on the last day. In addition, the lineup will also feature Gabriel Sater, Bavini, and Edson & Hudson, wrapping up the four days of free concerts.
But it’s worth remembering that Revelando SP goes far beyond the stages
The festival features traditional cuisine and handicrafts, as well as cultural performances such as congada, catira, jongo, moçambique, and Folia de Reis.
There will also be a tropeiro exhibition and performances showcasing the caipira, caiçara, Indigenous, Romani, and Andean cultures.
As such, the festival serves as a major showcase for the knowledge, rhythms, and flavors found throughout the state.
