HEXAGON: Where the Valley dances without rules

In the heart of the Sacred Valley, amidst the whispers of the wind and the tranquility of the surroundings, Hexagon was born. It was not born as a business, but rather as a service to the people, a gesture of unity. At Wiratrips, we explore the philosophy behind Hexagon's events to understand how a rave can foster a sense of community without ceremonies, expectations, or masks.

Even before it had a name, the spirit of the Hexagon production company was already present. As you may have guessed, the name Hexagon comes from the hexagon, a shape found throughout the world and in nature. In fact, the hexagon is a basic component of life.

In sacred geometry, the hexagon is derived from the six-pointed star, also known as the Seal of Creation. This star represents a model of universal balance.

The hexagon is born from the circle. Inside it, six more circles touch each other and naturally form the figure. This is where its symbolism comes from: universal balance, union, support, and community.

That is why this festival was created, which does not belong to a single genre or culture, but is a meeting point. Six sides that support a center. Six vertices that point inward.

Nacido de una necesidad solicitada ya hace dos años, comenzó a desarrollar esta clase de eventos en el Valle Sagrado siendo el 15 de Noviembre la fecha de su segundo aniversario, iniciando su primera fiesta que sin llevar aún el nombre de Hexagon en el flyer resultó en propias palabras del organizador, que – Se dió de ¡pu** madre! –

It was only supposed to be a special event for friends with good music, but it attracted a large number of attendees. This was a sign that something good was brewing and that they were on the right path.

But why did it turn out so well? They strike a balance between ceremonial and mundane parties. It was necessary to show the full spectrum of reality on the dance floor, finding a middle ground between extremes with music that retains the essence of the Valley. This music combines spiritual, elevated sounds from the Valley with music from other parts of the world, bringing us closer to our roots.

The Sacred Valley is an important energy point where people from around the world come together, connecting us with other cultures and bringing us closer as a community.

It takes place in an outdoor setting with few distractions, allowing you to disconnect and truly feel like you are in the Valley. It lets you be yourself.

The music selection is the most important part of each event and will take you to that place. We enjoy genres such as melodic techno, progressive house, afro, tribal, downtempo, and deep house with slower BPMs (108–124), which allow you to travel and enter a trance. Melodic Techno, Progressive House, Afro, Tribal, Downtempo, Deep House de BPMs más pausados (108 – 124) que te dejen viajar y entrar en trance.

– The artists are in their element, where they want to be, and there are not so many unnecessary elements -.

– I want it to be a place where people feel free and happy. I want them to enjoy themselves, dance, and have fun with this type of music. I want to see that continue and keep going. If Hexagon doesn't exist, then maybe there will be a similar party. As I said, success for me is when people come to this type of event. -.

It's more than just an event; it's an energy that must continue, regardless of who drives it. Each edition strives to grow while maintaining the essential goal of creating a space where people can feel free, dance without masks, and connect with music genuinely.

Its impact is not measured in quantity, but in the quality of the encounter. What matters is that it continues to happen; that there is a place where everything flows naturally—where sound, environment, and people align effortlessly.

The goal is to leave behind a party in the Valley that people look forward to, not out of habit, but out of freedom. May it live on, even when he is far away, sustained by those who understand Hexagon's essence. Hexagon.

For those arriving for the first time or preparing for a rave without knowing what to expect, he has a clear message:

– Go with an open mind, open ears, and an open heart so you can receive these things. Because if you go with preconceptions, closed off, something is missing. It doesn't happen, there's no magic -.

– I feel that if you're going for the first time, you have to go and give it your all. Really move, dance -.

Because the real party is in the body that gives itself over, in the moment when you stop moving out of inertia and start dancing with truth.

Hexagon doesn't want to be remembered as just another production company. They want to be remembered as the moment when someone finally understood that freedom can be danced.

Daniel, better known by his stage name QOQEQA, is a Peruvian musician and producer who has been involved in the electronic music scene for more than fifteen years. Although he was born far from the Sacred Valley, he has been rooted there for the past six years and has found not just a stage, but a home.

Throughout his career, he has performed at festivals in Latin America and Europe, blending Afro-Peruvian and Latin American rhythms with tribal and experimental electronic music. However, it was in the Valley that his sound evolved: he slowed the tempo, allowed the silences to breathe, and started creating atmospheres designed not to excite, but to guide.

From this exploration came Hexagon, a project not intended to be a business, but rather a space where people can enjoy the sonic journey.

Hexagon does not compete with nightclubs or festivals. It competes with something more dangerous: superficiality. The rave scene has been booming with steady growth over the last three years.

Many events are organized today to sell tickets rather than to offer an experience.

Hexagon was born in direct response to this trend. Here, the purpose is not to profit, but to serve. It's not about doing things for the sake of doing them but about offering quality experiences with respect for the music, the environment, and the people. Organizing a party is a responsibility, not an investment: taking care of the sound, the venue, and the shared energy.

– In the future, I believe people will realize this and prefer events where they know there is respect, passion, and good curation, rather than events that are done just for the sake of doing them -.

To him, the difference is simple. There are those who create parties to be seen, and there are those who create them so that others can be seen. Hexagon belongs to the latter. There is no backstage here; there is a circle. There is no show; there is dedication.