History
With nine years of operation in the São Paulo market, Rey Castro has established itself as a hub dedicated to Latin and Hispanic culture in the Vila Olímpia neighborhood. The venue is well-known for a musical lineup that blends various Latin rhythms with forró pé de serra—a traditional, acoustic style of Brazilian Northeastern dance music. Live performances are held from Wednesday through Saturday, and patrons frequently praise the venue’s curated musical selection and its atmosphere, which aims to bring a taste of Cuban culture to the heart of São Paulo.
The Night
Rey Castro operates as a small-scale Latin music venue dedicated to preserving and celebrating Hispanic and Latin American culture. The musical programming features live performances from Wednesday to Saturday, showcasing genres such as Latin music and forró pé de serra—a traditional, acoustic style of Brazilian folk music characterized by its rhythmic accordion, triangle, and zabumba drum. The venue maintains an atmosphere tailored to audiences who appreciate the diverse rhythms of various Latin American countries.