Brazilian actress Thaila Ayala celebrated a romantic weekend with husband Renato Góes at the Rock the Mountain music festival in Rio de Janeiro.
Ayala, who is 40, shared photos and video clips on Monday, November 2, documenting their time in Itaipava, where she danced, embraced her husband, and met several performers.
Ayala told her social media followers that Rock the Mountain held her heart, her soul, and the legs and feet she joked that she always leaves behind at the site. She urged organizers to send her back for the upcoming second weekend, telling fans that if they wanted wonderful experiences, the festival delivered exactly that.
In one video, Ayala danced closely with Góes as the song Loucura Neon by Filipe Toca played in the background. Additional pictures from the weekend showed the couple sharing a passionate kiss, as well as Ayala posing alongside her longtime friend, actress and digital creator Julia Faria.
Festival Lineup and Performers in Itaipava
Ayala also captured photographs backstage and among the festival crowds with several prominent artists who performed over the weekend. Her pictures featured Latin Grammy winner Ivete Sangalo, sertanejo and piseiro star João Gomes, and acclaimed musical artists Jota.pê and Mestrinho.
The 2026 edition of Rock the Mountain opened on Friday, October 30, bringing together leading figures from across the Brazilian music industry. The festival has built a strong reputation for combining live entertainment, contemporary art, and sustainability initiatives in the open nature of Itaipava, a mountain district in Rio de Janeiro.
During its opening stretch, the event featured performances by veteran musician Jorge Ben Jor, forró band Falamansa, international pop sensation Anitta, and funk star Kevin O Chris.
Celebrity Couple and Mountain Setting
Ayala, who began her career as a model before moving into major television and film roles, married Góes in 2019. Góes has earned widespread acclaim as a leading actor in Brazilian primetime telenovelas, and the two frequently share updates about their travels and family life with millions of followers online.
The festival grounds in Itaipava sit within the mountainous region of Petrópolis, a historic destination known for its cool climate, mountain trails, and lush Atlantic forest scenery. The area regularly serves as a favored weekend getaway for residents and visitors traveling from Rio de Janeiro.
According to the event schedule, Rock the Mountain continues across two weekends, running through October 8, with further stages and musical showcases planned for festivalgoers in the mountains.
