The Oba Festival, now in its 18th edition, took place over three days in Votuporanga, São Paulo, with the theme 'Fantasy' inspiring creativity among attendees. On the final day, attendees donned elaborate costumes to enjoy a lineup that included renowned artists such as Claudia Leitte and Banda Eva, showcasing the festival's appeal to both locals and tourists alike.

This year's event not only provided entertainment but also had a significant impact on the local economy. The demand for costumes led to increased business for local seamstresses, shops, and fabric stores, which reported a rise in custom orders and sales, illustrating the festival's ability to boost community engagement and financial activity.

Additionally, the festival promoted inclusivity through its solidary ticketing option, which allowed attendees to enter for free with the donation of non-perishable food. Exclusive areas such as the Front Stage and Premium Lounge enriched the experience for guests, accommodating various preferences and enhancing the celebratory atmosphere of this beloved local event.