
Angolan Afro House collective BROKA brings the sound of Luanda to Berlin. Influenced by Kuduro and Techno, this night features Wilson Kentura, Gleison Prodmafia, and Lisandro Figueiredo, showcasing one of Angola’s most exciting electronic acts with support from the Goethe Institut.
BROKA are an upcoming Afro House DJ collective and currently among the most exciting names in Angola’s electronic music scene, performing regularly in Angola and beyond. Known for their creativity, versatility and innovative sound design, BROKA’s sound is deeply influenced by Kuduro, Afro House, Techno and Angola’s vibrant club culture. Do not miss the opportunity to experience their creativity first-hand, with a sound already shaping dancefloors across Angola and internationally! An event supported by the Goethe Institut.
An incredibly diverse, multicultural, and international crowd including Berlin’s BIPOC community, expats, and tourists, alongside local Berliners. Primarily young adults to mid-30s.
The door is far less arbitrary than traditional Berlin techno clubs; if you have a ticket and match the vibe of the event, you will get in.

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17
Jul
Starts at 23:59
Recommended 23:59-01:30
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17
Jul
Starts at 23:59
Recommended 23:59-01:30
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BROKA are an upcoming Afro House DJ collective and currently among the most exciting names in Angola’s electronic music scene, performing regularly in Angola and beyond. Known for their creativity, versatility and innovative sound design, BROKA’s sound is deeply influenced by Kuduro, Afro House, Techno and Angola’s vibrant club culture. Do not miss the opportunity to experience their creativity first-hand, with a sound already shaping dancefloors across Angola and internationally! An event supported by the Goethe Institut.
An incredibly diverse, multicultural, and international crowd including Berlin’s BIPOC community, expats, and tourists, alongside local Berliners. Primarily young adults to mid-30s.
The door is far less arbitrary than traditional Berlin techno clubs; if you have a ticket and match the vibe of the event, you will get in.

Save it, set a reminder, and see who else is going — all in the app.
Scan to open on your phone