Sunday, June28th | Entertainment
MUSIC
Sucia | Noon - 1 PM
DJ Sucia fuses their indigenous Mexican and Spanish heritage into high-energy sets, seamlessly mixing today's top hits with house, dance, and EDM while always keeping Latin tracks in heavy rotation. Behind the decks, they thrive on reading the energy of each unique crowd, creating a collaborative experience where connection transforms moments into memories.
Miguelitooo | 1 - 2:30 PM
Raised on punk and grind in San Diego, CA, Miguelitooo developed a passion for the fluidity of the underground, queer disco, and house scene in San Francisco. There, he honed his knowledge and proficiency in combining old-school and new tracks, which would set him on a worldwide adventure. His journey has led him to Mexico City, where he is currently the head founder of the global and online No Name / Sin Nombre Colectivo, producing multi-dimensional events, and parties, while playing his unique mixes which can last up to 8 hours, for burning man camps such as BAAAHS, T(hair)apy Saloon, Beardhaus and venues around the world.
Digital Kitkat | 2:30 - 4 PM
Digital KitKat is a Bay Area–based DJ with Mexican roots, known for blending genres across all eras. Their sets feature high-energy grooves highlighting deep cuts, Miami bass, club edits, and Latin tek. Beyond DJing, they are also a part-time party maker, hosting Planeta Pisces, a vibrant queer dance party.
Homero Espinosa | 4 - 5:30 PM
Homero Espinosa is a DJ, producer, and community builder rooted in deep house, jazz, and vinylculture. His sound is warm, soulful, and story-driven, built to move both the body and the spirit. Every set is a journey, shaped by feeling, precision, and an instinctive connection to thedancefloor. Raised in a Mexican household, Homero carries the values of humility, hard work, andcommunity into everything he does. Those values define his approach to music and culture. Hecreates spaces that feel welcoming, inclusive, and human. His events feel like family gatherings. His dancefloors feel like home. As the head of Moulton Music, Homero is a cultural guardian committed to honoring the roots ofhouse music and amplifying underrepresented voices. He believes music heals, communitymatters, and representation is essential. He leads with generosity, often giving more than hetakes, because connection matters more than ego. Vinyl sits at the center of his identity. Collecting records is how he preserves history. Mixingthem is a ritual. Each record carries lineage, soul, and memory. Playing vinyl keeps the culturehonest and the groove alive. Homero's role in the scene is not to dominate but to uplift. He is a DJ's DJ, a storyteller, and aconnector. His superpower is creating sounds you can feel, and communities people trust.
De Alma | 5:30 - 7 PM
DE ALMA has been a pillar of the Bay Area nightlife community for the past 10 years and a trailblazer in cultural transformation. She has contributed to the culturally rich dance music and performance scenes by producing QTBIPOC2S+ safe, accessible events and by dedicating herself to becoming the discwoman she always wanted to see.
As a Latina, transsexual, interdisciplinary artist and musician whose story, like the monarch butterfly, traces migration from Michoacan, Mexico, to California, DE ALMA’s sound is a living archive of migration stories, resistance, and euphoric embodiment. She weaves ancestral memory with pop cultural references, sampling Caribbean drum patterns, Detroit-inspired techno kicks, polyrhythmic tribal percussion rooted in Mexico, and bass-heavy East Coast club edits, creating a new canon for dance music.
As a musician and DJ, she has gained international recognition, performing across the Bay Area, Detroit, Mexico City, Chicago, and New York City. She's shared the stage with artists like Yves Tumor, Peaches, and Nina Sky, and has headlined internationally acclaimed events. DJing flows directly into her organizing—it informs how she gathers people, builds spaces, and sustains and supports her community. For her, raves are not just nightlife; they are essential cultural spaces of survival, healing, and collective resistance.
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La Latine Performance
La Latine 4 PM
Dulce De Leche
Dulce De Leche is a multifaceted Bay Area drag performer best known for her powerful, soulful voice. Dulce's performances include the incredible voices of soul divas from the 50s and 60s, including her childhood icon, Bette Midler. She is a ballsy, brassy, broad, and proud member of SF's most respected drag house, The House of MORE!
La Vicky
Proudly Puerto Rican, La Vicky brings unstoppable energy, fierce looks, and performances that leave the crowd begging for more. Bold, unapologetic, and full of charisma, they turn every stage into a celebration of glamour, fun, and pure Puerto Rican pride.
Xochitl
When queen Xochitl is in drag, it is not just performance; it is protest, power, and community. She marches. She organizes. Her lashes are sharp enough to cut through injustice, and her heels are planted firmly in resistance. She embodies the monarch butterfly: borderless, resilient, and unstoppable.
Jota Mercury
Jota Mercury is the drag king who puts the cheese in machismo.