Miss Monique premieres her Biorhythm show in Buenos Aires

The dawn of a new immersive experience

Ukrainian DJ and producer Miss Monique has recently confirmed the world premiere of her new live audiovisual show, titled 'Biorhythm'. This ambitious project will be unveiled on October 3, 2026, at the iconic open-air venue Mandarine Park, located on the banks of the Río de la Plata in Buenos Aires. The choice of the Argentine capital as the starting point underscores the artist's deep connection with the South American audience, while also marking the biggest milestone of her solo career to date.

Synthesis between nature and architectural brutalism

Developed over an intense year of work, 'Biorhythm' moves away from the conventional visual narratives of today's clubbing scene. The show proposes a total immersion where the artist's characteristic progressive house and melodic techno rhythms are synchronized with real-time generative industrial graphics. The staging seeks a deliberate contrast: the cold aesthetic of concrete and brutalist architecture collides and, eventually, intertwines with vivid and organic visual elements. This duality aims to remind attendees that, beneath constant technological automation, an unbreakable natural pulse persists.

The world around us becomes more industrial every day, full of metal, technology, and noise. I hope Biorhythm shows that, even within this reality, nature never disappears.

— Miss Monique

International projection and a message for the dance floor

The Bombo platform has been designated for the official management of tickets for this unmissable event in the Argentine electronic scene. Beyond this debut in South America, the producer has revealed that 'Biorhythm' will expand globally throughout 2026, with dates to be announced soon in France, Belgium, and various cities in North America. With this proposal, Miss Monique not only raises the standards of her live performances but also invites reflection on the coexistence between humanity, the machine, and the natural environment.

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