Vibra Open Air Launches Eco-Friendly Action Spotlights at Rio Jockey Club

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Published on 04/10/2023 at 16:46

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Vibra Energia Bets on Outdoor Cinema, Focusing on Renewable Diesel and Carbon Emission Neutralization, Merging Entertainment and Sustainability.

The new edition of Vibra Open Air, lighting up the skies of Rio this Wednesday, has a different shine: sustainability. This edition, sponsored by Vibra Energia, will not only showcase films under the stars but also illuminate the path to a greener future. Returning to its roots at the Jockey Club of Rio de Janeiro between October 4 and 22, the initiative is more than just a cinematic event. It’s a statement.

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Vibra Open Air Launches Eco-Friendly Action Spotlights at Rio Jockey Club

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