São Paulo, Brasil

Everybody Loves
Flowers

Mixing flowers,
genres and people
since 2024.

Manifesto

Mélange is the French word for mix. For us, it means curating, it means creating, it means freedom. Mélange is to know. To know new music, to know new people, to know what makes you feel something. We, for all we are, know that mixing is bringing something new to life. Everybody Loves Flowers. They're pretty, they're welcoming, they're mixed. Just like us. Through curating and creating, Mélange combines things that might not have the opportunity to meet, but end up fitting together. Just like flowers. Mélange is about mixing music, people and art through boldness. You bet we take risks, for it means expressing ourselves.

Embrace it. Mix it. Feel it.

Everybody Loves Flowers

Yellow flowers at night White flowers on a stack of books A single daisy in the grass A dark orchid against a white wall A pink azalea in low light White flowers by an old armchair A blurred shape in the dark

Curation

Mélange postcard, the name running up the page over blurred flowers in glass bottles Flyer with a meadow on red
Everybody Loves Flowers flyer, red flowers on blue Mixing flowers, genres and people flyer
Vol. 04 flyer, an orange flower on blue, guests only Everybody Loves Flowers flyer, the name in melting white letters on red Vol. 04 flyer, Bar Botânico, 17.05, guests only

Four nights so far.

To get space, you need to already have space. So in 2024 we made our own, and we still call people we believe in and give them the room.

Bring someone who hasn't joined us to the next edition.

Most of you came the first time because a friend dragged you there. Put your friend on the ticket and recommend them. Not in the community yet? Start there, it's where the invitation lands.

Join the community
Mélange, São Paulo
Vol. 05
DateSoon
PlaceSoon

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The invitation reaches the community first.

The Gardenby

The Garden is a radioshow hosted by Mélange. We’re still putting it together, picking guests and arguing about which track opens episode one. Give us a little time.