This brought the first edition in Spain of Vive Latino

Vive Latino, the largest festival in Latin America, kicked off its first edition in Spain. On September 2 and 3, Zaragoza's Expo del Agua 2008 was the venue for the festival whose lineup included artists such as Babasónicos, Molotov, Aterciopelados, Mon Laferte, Café Tacvba and more.

The Vive Latino Zaragoza grid included more than 30 artists from Spain and Latin America who made the audience vibrate in an unforgettable double day. On the first day —Friday 2nd— the presence of bands and soloists such as Babasónicos, Molotov, Mon Laferte, Vetusta Morla, León Benavente, Aterciopelados, Love Of Lesbian, Silvana Estrada, Cecilio G., Centavrvs, Coque Malla, Miss Cafeína, Dengue Dengue Dengue, R de Rumba DJ, Sho Hai, Sidonie, Trashi and Taburete.

For its part, on the second day —Saturday 3— Café Tacvba, Instituto Mexicano del Sonido, Kase.O, Carlos Sadness, Iván Ferreiro, Nortec, Little Jesus, Mula, Bebe, Kumbia Queers, Leiva, Caligaris, Rulo took the stage. and La Contrabanda, María Guadaña, Mikel Erentxun and Enrique Bunbury.

“Vive Latino is the reference music festival in Ibero-America. During its twenty years of history, it has been characterized by developing the rock scene and underground from Mexico, Latin America and also Spain. Currently, it has become the largest Spanish-speaking music festival and the platform for the presentation of new musical proposals“, they indicate from the official press.

And they add: “This festival arrives in Zaragoza with an expansion in the musical spectrum, since it now contemplates various musical aspects, thus opening up to new dimensions that enrich the concept and original value of the Vive Latino festival based in Mexico. With more than 36 artists where great Spanish and Latin American bands merge, this musical event, full of contrasts, creates a symbol of cultural identity, since it understands music as a way of rapprochement between cultures and the ideal vehicle to transmit one's own values Of each country".