The interest in the study of flyers produced for the dissemination of electronic music parties concerns their ability to translate those parties into images. This aesthetic power has been recognized as a creative vector arisen from within urban cultures. Through the study of this material, its production and its graphic language, it is possible to be in contact with attitudes and symbolic elements pertaining to the people who attend electronic music parties and their imaginary. This analysis is conducted taking into account the fact that the behavior of individuals in contemporary society is interwoven with intersubjective relations and collective affective experiences. Thus, the research concerning the identities of this group of individuals, and their visual representations, aims at revealing the peculiarities that build the link between graphic design and the material and aesthetic production within this cultural context.