Festival Caça Talentos Mix is now accepting registrations in Tibagi
In the Tibagi stage, the winner will receive a trophy and a prize of R$ 500, the second place gets R$ 300 and the third place receives R$ 200.

The city of Tibagi hosts this Saturday (26) the Talent Hunting Mix Festival, an event that seeks to discover new local talents of music and open space for artists who wish to show their work to the public. The program begins at 7 pm, in Praça 18 de Março, with musical presentations by participants of different styles.
Applications can be made through the form: https://forms.gle/ACuiWHU2bXQZiP98
The initiative seeks to enhance the musical talents of Paraná and provide an opportunity for artists who often have not yet had room to present their work. In Tibagi, the public will be able to follow the presentations and meet the participants of our municipality.
The festival will have 28 stages in different municipalities of the Paraná. In each city, a participant will be chosen to represent the municipality in the grand state final, scheduled to take place in Foz do Iguaçu.
In the stage of Tibagi, the winner will receive a trophy and prize of R$ 500, the second place wins R$ 300 and the third place R$ 200. Already in the state final, the champion will have as prizes the recording of a professional CD and DVD, photo session and the opportunity to participate in major shows in Brazil.
The candidates will be evaluated by criteria such as tuning, interpretation, stage presence and charisma with the audience, regardless of the musical style chosen. The festival receives participants from the age of 10 and includes genres such as sertanejo, samba, MPB, among others.
In addition to the presentations, the event will have a special attraction for the public, a Monster Truck, vehicle used in the promotion of the festival by the participating cities.
The Hunting Talents Mix Festival is an initiative of the West Coast Institute, with the support of the Tourism Secretariat of Paraná, in partnership with the City of Tibagi, through the Department of Culture.
With information Advice
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