This paper was intended to create a deeper understanding of how emotional energy is generated at techno parties and thus enrich the knowledge about the techno community itself, given that there is not much research on this topic. Applying an abductive work strategy, that sees the knowledge of the social sciences as derived from everyday concepts and meanings, and using the method of semi-structured interview, the possibility of responding to exploratory and explanatory research goals was provided. Consequently, this research, through the method of semi-structured interview, sought to verbalize the feelings of real people in what to them appears as ordinary situations. Getting to know the interaction processes at techno parties, it became clear that these situations create complex relationships than the social labels would let one suggest. Behind the scenes of deviance, there is a community of people who can primarily be characterized as solidary. Research has shown that there is a consumption of narcotics as part of a ritual that allows for deeper socialization, but also it is not emphasized as a key part. It is precisely the smaller, separate rituals with friends and new acquaintances, that occur between and during dances, that have been crutial for establishing emotional energy. Likewise, with a closer understanding of interaction rituals, the phenomenon of dance emerged as one of the important factors for the transmission of emotional energy. There were differences brought up due to the (non) consumption of drugs, which has lead to differences in the structure of rituals in some groups.