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El archivo de Internet para farmear aura. Noticias, temas, eventos, batallas y más. El día más nuevo primero; ciudades, idiomas y temas con más pluses suben ese día. Un plus es un tally anónimo, no una persona.
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news Announced patio of Universidade de Leiria e Oeste / Leiria Português (PT)
Leiria lists a 1 October farmar aura championship — campus not authorized
English twin of the Portuguese campus alert: FarmarAura.pt and Portuguese press (SIC/SAPO, O Globo) describe a «1.º campeonato de farmar aura de Leiria» flyer for 1 October (~20h) on the ULO patio, with a signup form and AI-made art. The university and AIPLeiria say the event is not authorized and they are not involved. Treat as a flyer warning, not a confirmed poster. Distinct from the existing PT/BR Leiria rows.
Uncertain: Date and venue come from the viral flyer; campus hosting is not confirmed. Aqui é Leiria called the origin a «ideia 100% trole».
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news Steam / Giant Warrior Studio (Brazil) Português
Games Press: Murilo Costa says Keep Farming Aura starts from almost nothing
The Games Press kit for Keep Farming Aura quotes founder Murilo Costa: the fun is starting with almost nothing and watching a crowd and crew grow. Features listed: active 3D incremental, timing performances, permanent upgrades, customization, badges, Twitch names in the scene, and rival challenges. Wishlist is live. Primary press wire, separate from the Steam and COGconnected cards.
Uncertain: The wire matches the 25 Sep announce window; it does not lock a day inside Q4 2026.
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news Steam / Giant Warrior Studio (Brazil) Português
Brazilian studio wishlists Keep Farming Aura on Steam (Q4 2026)
Giant Warrior Studio (Murilo Costa, Vinicius Sanchez) announced Keep Farming Aura on 25 Sep 2026: active 3D incremental about turning attention into power — farm Aura, grow a crowd/crew, upgrades, rival challenges, Twitch name/message integration. Steam page live for wishlist (app 5289950); store lists Release Date Q4 2026 (not shipped). Distinct from ShortStackStudio’s already-live Aura Farming Simulator and from Badan’s Spanish card game.
Uncertain: Press kit also at Games Press 25 Sep; exact day inside Q4 not locked. Demo mentioned by some BR outlets — treat wishlist + Q4 window as verified.
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news Steam wishlist / Giant Warrior Studio English
COGconnected: Keep Farming Aura turns meme culture into a 3D grind
COGconnected (Deepak Chongtham, 25 Sep) covers Giant Warrior Studio’s Keep Farming Aura wishlist: active 3D incremental, crowd/crew growth, rival challenges, Twitch integration. English games-desk twin of the BR announce — useful for the EN archive alongside the live Steam Simulator row. Not a plaza flyer.
Uncertain: Same product window as Games Press/Steam; no review score yet (wishlist only).
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championship Cine Yelmo Westfield La Maquinista, Barcelona Español (ES)
Yelmo Cines lists the first Farmear Aura Championship at La Maquinista
English twin of the Yelmo listing: the official Cine Yelmo synopsis advertises the first Campeonato Farmear Aura at Westfield La Maquinista — indoor 1 vs 1 battles (alternative content, ~180 min on the card). Brand/cinema desk, not a plaza circle. Watch or enter via the complex timetable. Hall/poster framing; no TikTok embeds and no close-ups of minors.
Uncertain: The card confirms venue and format; the 19 Sep date circulates on secondary listings — confirm session and exact time on La Maquinista’s board.
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news Germany desk (EarlyGame) Deutsch
EarlyGame: aura farming reached Spain, and Honduras shut some squares
EarlyGame (Henry Henzler, 18 Sep, 16:00 GMT+2) reads live aura battles as a Latin American plaza format that swapped freestyle cues for meme choreography. It notes that «aura» was Germany’s Youth Word of the Year in 2024, names Brazil, Mexico and Argentina as hubs, and says municipal authorities in Honduras shut several gatherings over public-order complaints. Adult games desk; not a new plaza flyer.
Uncertain: The Honduras line is a wrap, not a new city acta. The La Ceiba permit story is already on the wall.
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news Spain (Badan Studios) Español (ES)
Spanish studio Badan turns aura farming into a card game
Infobae’s interview with Alejandro Roldán (Badan Studios, with Aida Caba) covers Aura Farming: 100-card bluffing game for 2–5 players, ~10-minute rounds, no generative-AI art/rules, EU/Spain manufacturing, preorder around €13.67, shipping mid-October (oct–nov window). Adult brand desk item; not a plaza flyer.
Uncertain: Ship window mid-Oct vs oct–nov across outlets; same product as Spanish Badan card.
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news Steam / ShortStackStudio English
Aura Farming Simulator is live on Steam (Sep 9)
Steam store page for Aura Farming Simulator (ShortStackStudio) now lists Release Date Sep 9, 2026: single-player reflex arcade, XP/level unlocks, cosmetics, dual global leaderboards (best run + player level). Brand/game desk update — advances the August listing that only had a September window. No plaza flyer.
Uncertain: Review count still thin at fetch; treat as store release date, not a sales chart.
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news Spain desk (Seville Plaza de España and multi-city) Español (ES)
The Local: aura farming craze captivates Spain's youth
The Local Spain (Esme Fox, 3 Sep) explains farmear aura for English readers and anchors on Seville’s 1 Sep Plaza de España battle plus meet-ups across Barcelona, Madrid, Oviedo, Gijón, Pamplona, Pontevedra, Almería and Zaragoza. Adult explainer; general plaza framing, no kid close-ups or TikTok embeds.
Uncertain: English wrap; city list is desk reporting, not a fresh primary for each plaza.
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news Las Sombrillas beach, Lima / LatAm desk Español (PE)
AP News: aura farming battles sweep Latin America from Lima beaches
Associated Press English desk explains aura farming as real-world battles of poses, costumes and crowd applause, anchoring on Lima’s Las Sombrillas beach meet and the Brazil-to-LatAm-to-Spain route. Adult explainer; plaza/beach framing, no kid close-ups or TikTok embeds.
Uncertain: Wire date approximated from AP Spanish syndication (~2 Sep); beach battle itself was 29 Aug.
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news Latinoamérica (Lima, CDMX, Quito, Buenos Aires) Español (PE)
The Independent: aura farming, the video-game youth trend sweeping Latin America
The Independent (2 Sep) wraps the regional spread of aura battles: from a Lima beach to Mexico City, Quito and the Obelisk in Buenos Aires, and on to Spain (Madrid, Burgos, Zaragoza). It also notes pushback — Miraflores (Lima) cancelled an event over missing permits, the mayor of Cuiabá (Brazil) denied a tournament, and Costa Rica's education ministry banned battles in public schools. General shots; no close-ups of minors.
Uncertain: Regional wrap partly built on the AP wire; individual event dates come from the agency, not local chroniclers.
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news Latin America parks and plazas (CNN World) English
CNN: aura farming has entered its competitive era
CNN World (27 Aug) packages aura battles as a competitive-era street format: crowds in parks across Latin America, meme dances and poses scored by crowd reaction. Adult explainer clip/desk; plaza framing, no kid close-ups or TikTok embeds.
Uncertain: Video package; less detail than longform CNN Americas feature of 24 Aug already adjacent on other walls.
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news Ciudad de México y Latinoamérica Español (MX)
Tech Times: aura farming becomes Latin America's first street 'sport'
Tech Times (Aug 25) frames aura farming as the first organized street-battle format whose winning skill is internet literacy, not fighting or rapping. It anchors on the Aug 20 Mexico City battle at Bellas Artes (winner took 3,000 pesos, about $176) and says that within days events spread to Costa Rica, Argentina, Bolivia, Peru, Ecuador, Venezuela and Brazil.
Uncertain: Análisis en inglés; el premio de 3.000 pesos y el mapa de países proceden del propio artículo.
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news United States (culture desk) / Mexico and Brazil English
Fast Company: Latin American teens are fighting aura farming battles in public
Fast Company treats the plaza format as a spectator sport built from 6-7, the dab, and other leftover internet moves. It describes Monterrey Tec (the worm versus squat-jumps) and Universidad Panamericana in Mexico City (egg on the forehead, a Ghostface costume, a dab on crutches). The piece says the contests popped up across Mexico, Brazil, and Costa Rica in a week. We already file those campuses in Spanish; this is the English wrap.
Uncertain: US magazine. Does not date a US plaza.
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news New Delhi desk / Mexico and the Southern Cone English (IN)
WION: what is an aura battle for confidence points
WION’s 25 August lifestyle file says the street format started in Mexico and spread to Argentina, Brazil, Peru, and Bolivia. Two people face off while the crowd scores walks, dances, and meme gestures: the Siuuu leap, mewing, the 6-7 that even Pope Leo has been seen doing. Ages 14 to 20, no official scorecard. Mexico and Buenos Aires already run prize meets. This is a New Delhi English wrap, not a Delhi plaza flyer. We do not name minors or a Bellas Artes purse winner.
Uncertain: India English desk. No Indian plaza championship dated.
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news Steam / ShortStackStudio Español (ES)
Steam lists Aura Farming Simulator for September — the meme gets a leaderboard
Vandal (24 Aug) and the Steam store page list Aura Farming Simulator by ShortStackStudio for a September 2026 PC release: timed reflex rounds that score “aura,” XP, cosmetics, and two global leaderboards. This is a brand/game desk item, not a plaza flyer. No day-of-month on Steam yet.
Uncertain: September window only; Steamlikes mirrors ~Sep 30 as a placeholder, not a confirmed ship day.
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news Mexico City and Veracruz Español (MX)
Mexico News Daily: three capital battles, then the rest of the country
Mexico News Daily’s 24 August English file lists Friday at Bellas Artes, Saturday at the Monument, Sunday in Condesa with a 3,000-peso prize, then Xalapa and Torreón, plus the Ignacio de la Llave park rule. It also dates a UCR championship to 18 August. We keep the Spanish city files for the plazas themselves.
Uncertain: English wrap of stories we also file in Spanish.
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news Mexico, Costa Rica, Brazil, Argentina English
Plaza battles spread from Mexico City across Latin America
CNN’s 24 August report framed aura battles as a new plaza sport: crowd-judged, often prize-optional, and built for phones, with a University of Costa Rica championship in San José among the week’s examples. Fast Company described similar scenes in Monterrey, at Universidad Panamericana in Mexico City, and in Brazilian parks. Mexico News Daily also cited Juárez Park in Xalapa and dated the UCR championship to 18 August; we have not independently counted those crowds.
Uncertain: CNN’s “Tuesday” wording and Mexico News Daily’s 18 August date for UCR do not line up cleanly. Treat the Costa Rica date as reported, not verified here.
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news Paris desk / Mexico City Français
France 24: aura battles leap from social media to Latin America streets
AFP’s English file on France 24, 22 August, reports the Bellas Artes gathering in Mexico City and says the same street format is showing up in Argentina, Brazil, Peru, and Bolivia. Organizer Aldhir Gonzalez, 22, tells the wire the crowd picks whoever looks best, gets the laughs, and holds their nerve. A Honduras mayor banned the battles; a Venezuelan psychologist argues they get teens into the same square. No French plaza date in the piece.
Uncertain: Paris English wire. We do not name a minor as the story.
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news European desk / Latin America and Spain English
Euronews: what is aura farming, and why is it on the street?
Euronews English, 22 August, defines aura as effortless cool and farming as the game grind, then describes 14-to-20-year-olds trading poses and memes while the crowd scores. Meet-ups are listed in Mexico, Argentina, Brazil, Peru, and Bolivia, and the piece says the format has reached Spain. Boca Juniors’ Ascacibar joke and a Honduras ban sit in the same file. No UK park championship is dated here.
Uncertain: European desk. British plaza cup not cited.
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news United States (lifestyle desk) English
¡Hola! US: an aura battle is an aura-off with a crowd
¡Hola! US explains aura, aura points, and farming for an English reader, then the street version: two people, phones up, poses and walks. It lists Mexico, Argentina, Brazil, Bolivia, Peru, Ecuador, and Venezuela, and cites Ecuador clips of kids and teens in a circle. No US plaza date in the piece.
Uncertain: Lifestyle explainer. US street cup not cited.
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news Phoenix desk / Latin America and the United States English
AZ Central: why millions are watching aura battles
Nadia Cantú’s La Voz / AZ Central piece, 19 August (updated 21), says informal aura battles pick whoever looks most confident, not strongest. Mexico, Argentina, and Costa Rica already run public contests; the same videos are crossing into the United States. Gaming “farming” is the metaphor for stacking admiration. Trying too hard is losing aura. Travis Kelce and Steve Aoki are named as adult recreations. We do not name a child as the story, and we do not invent a Phoenix plaza date.
Uncertain: US world desk. Arizona street cup not cited.
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news United States (lifestyle desk) English
USA Today: aura farming is Gen Alpha’s latest obsession
Charles Trepany’s 17 February USA Today file — also on Yahoo — treats aura farming and its louder cousin clip farming as Gen Alpha and younger Gen Z slang that already shows up in the NFL and the back seat on the way to soccer. Pace University’s Melvin Williams says coded language is normal; these two phrases show how much social media drives how they socialize. Aura is cool. Farming it is boosting that cool without looking like you tried. Clip farming is the camera version: a soundbite built to go viral. No US plaza cup is dated here.
Uncertain: US slang desk, February 2026. We do not name a child as the story.
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news Oxford / London English
Oxford’s 2025 shortlist put aura farming next to rage bait
Oxford University Press named rage bait its 2025 Word of the Year after a public vote; aura farming and biohack were the other finalists. OUP defined aura farming as cultivating a charismatic public image that looks effortless. BBC and AP carried the same shortlist. This is a dictionary story, not a UK street cup.
Uncertain: 2025 lexicon. No British plaza championship cited.
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news London (culture) English
The Guardian: is aura farming cool or cringe?
The Guardian’s June 2025 explainer treats aura farming as cultivating the coolest version of yourself — tailored suits, grayscale, a hard stare — and ties the ‘farming’ to games like Elden Ring. This is pre-plaza slang, a year before the Latin American street cups. No UK park championship in the piece.
Uncertain: 2025 lexicon. No British plaza date.