In August 2025, Brazilian house producer Vintage Culture (Lucas Borba)—whose album Change (2021) earned Grammy nominations for Best Dance/Electronic Album, reviving melodic house with tropical motifs—performed a sunrise set on Mayan Warrior, the legendary Burning Man art car, a collaborative project of Mexican artists and musicians born in 2012 as a mobile stage with fire sculptures and 360-degree sound, where it emerged as a highlight among 70,000 "burners" in Black Rock Desert. The 90-minute performance, captured via drone footage over dusty dunes, embodied the festival's climax, where deep bass lines intertwined with afrobeats inserts and samples like "&lez - Manole" to forge a hypnotic flow under dawn light. As part of his worldwide tour, this event highlighted Vintage Culture's role bridging Brazilian house with Burning Man culture, turning the art car into a portal of collective trance.