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¿PorQuéNo? Tulum 2027: two festival days between the jungle and the cenote

Saturday, January 2 and Sunday, January 3, at Vesica Tulum | Cenote Club. Line-up to be announced, 18+ only and passes from 41 dollars.

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When
Saturday, January 2 (9 am to 10 pm) and Sunday, January 3, 2027 (from 11 am)
Where
Vesica Tulum | Cenote Club, Tulum
Line-up
To be announced (“Secret Headliner”)
Tickets
From US$41.14 (Saturday) and US$47.02 (Sunday) on Eventbrite. 18+

¿PorQuéNo? returns to Tulum with its daytime festival at a cenote: two days, Saturday, January 2 and Sunday, January 3, 2027, at Vesica Tulum | Cenote Club. Saturday runs from 9 in the morning to 10 at night (13 hours); Sunday starts at 11. It's 18+ only, parking is paid and tickets are non-refundable.

WHO IS ¿PORQUÉNO?

It was born in Tulum and today makes daytime festivals in Canada and Mexico. On Eventbrite it has 54 events, four years of operation and more than 25,000 attendees. The cenote festival is made with DPM, which in the 2026 edition had been a partner for three years in a row.

THE LINE-UP

For now the line-up is a secret: the page only says “Secret Headliner.” For reference, the January 2026 edition, also at the cenote, was headlined by Eran Hersh, with Obsidian 9, Paulo Cardoso and Tristan VanGrant, in a vein of tribal afro house and organic sounds. Part of the proceeds went to spaying stray dogs in Tulum.

TICKETS AND PACKAGES

On Eventbrite Saturday passes start at 41.14 and Sunday's at 47.02 (prices in dollars). For comparison: last year the one-day pass reached 88 dollars in its last wave, so it's best to buy early. There is also a full-week package from December 30 to January 6, with a villa, New Year's, Zamna and backstage access to the festival.

The festival falls right after New Year's, in Tulum's peak week: book accommodation and transport in advance.

“For now the line-up is a secret: the page only says “Secret Headliner.””

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