ZARAGOZA.- The Argentine artist Trueno, the rap group SFDK and the indie music singer Mikel Izal will perform on the three stages of the III edition of the Vive Latino Festival on September 6 and 7, 2024, which will be held at the Expo site in Zaragoza (Spain).
The Vive Latino Festival poster was presented by the Minister of the Presidency, Interior and Culture of the Government of Aragón, Tomasa Hernández; the mayor of Zaragoza, Natalia Chueca; and the director of Vive Latino España, Nacho Royo, today, December 19, in the auditorium of the Caja Rural de Aragón.
Hernández indicated that Vive Latino is a decided bet for the Government of Aragón because it will put the Autonomous Community of Aragón within the circuit of major musical events.
An international event
“He brings in figures of international level and they know him in all of Spain, Latin America and part of Europe,” emphasized the Minister of the Presidency of the autonomous Government.
In his opinion, this event allows the Expo site to be praised as a unique and precious area that the Festival director, Nacho Royo, has been able to adapt to his organizational needs.
Likewise, he pointed out that it is a music festival that does not have any conflict. “People are very civilized and there are no major security problems.”
For this reason, I trust that I have the commitment of the organization so that the Vive Latino Festival continues to be held in Aragón. “We expect a commitment that you stay in Aragón as long as you can and a little more,” said the Presidency advisor to Nacho Royo at the presentation of the poster.
Vive Latino 2024 Festival Tickets
The authorities indicated that from today you can purchase festival tickets at a price of 105 euros for the two days of duration through www.ticketmaster.es. “It is a wonderful gift for these dates and I invite you all to the Vive Latino Festival,” added Hernández.
For her part, the mayor of Zaragoza, Natalia Chueca, stressed that the Aragonese capital is very proud to be able to host the Vive Latino Festival for the third consecutive year.
Chueca pointed out that the second edition of this music festival has meant an economic impact of 8.8 million euros for the city in sectors such as hospitality, taxis, among others. He added that the international presence that holding this event in the city implies is also important because it is followed by more than 49 countries and serves to put Zaragoza on the map.
“Vive Latino is a project that opens a new path of growth for us by hosting major cultural events, which puts us at the center,” he added.
Natalia Chueca is confident that the arrival of visitors to the city will increase with the consolidation of this festival. “Last year we had 45,000 visitors and we are very proud,” she noted.
Likewise, he highlighted the qualities of the Expo site as a location to carry out Vive Latino. “It has made us rediscover an area that was underused and we are going to bet on the festival,” he said.
Organization and artists
The director of Vive Latino Spain, Nacho Royo, explained that the organization of the event takes tremendous work and that the presentation is one of the most important days of the festival because you do not know how to be received.
“We set ourselves the condition of not repeating artists and we have achieved it. We have a spectacular lineup and the festival is full of quality and talent,” he said.
Royo said that the artists have received the invitation to the Vive Latino Festival with enthusiasm and are happy to come.
Likewise, he pointed out that the organization is going to put all its effort into making the event enjoyable and the success it has been in previous editions.
Finally, he specified that Vive Latino will feature performances by 37 artists, including relevant names such as Los Planetas, SFDK, Hombres G, Mikel Izal, Bomba Estreo Trueno, among others.
The event will also feature the presence of local talent with artists such as Elem, Rosón de Palo or Nios del Brasil.
FUENTE: Europa Press
