BioRitme is a space where music, nature, ecology, and consciousness come together to be shared. Located in the surroundings of Torelló, it is the ideal place to enjoy the full range of offerings this festival presents .

BioRitme is a music festival held annually during the summer months, and in recent years specifically during August, since 2013, in the municipality of Vilanova de Sau, around the Pantà de Sau, in an area at the Can Mateu Colony House of the Catalan Foundation of the Esplai (Fundesplai).

The BioRitme music festival, in addition to its strictly musical performances featuring a line-up of well-known groups, also programs a variety of parallel activities focused on ecological awareness and other current topics related to mindfulness and activism, such as workshops, chill-out areas, a children’s zone , therapists, NGOs and associations, rural tourism, canoeing, bioconstruction, renewable energy, theater, juggling areas, and circus acts.

Bioritme is a music festival that is held for four days in a privileged location : Pantà de Sau, Vilanova de Sau. In 2021 , they are already preparing for their eighth edition. It is a space to share music from around the world, committed and critical music with constructive values for a better world while being immersed in the unique environment of nature. It strives for the utmost respect and care for nature, as well as the proper use of resources such as water and waste, in a manner that is highly committed to ecology.

It offers bars and stalls to its attendees with only 100% organic and local products, concert areas, and discussion spaces with groups and guests who provide their critical perspectives on today’s society. There are also camping and relaxation areas to promote dialogue . In 2019, Eprojecta is implementing the project for the electrical installations with seven generators distributed in each area to provide both light and sockets.

There are also camping and relaxation areas to promote dialogue . In 2019, Eprojecta is implementing the project for the electrical installations with seven generators distributed in each area to provide both light and sockets.