A few days ago, the promoter of Vive Latino, Nacho Royo, warned us: «Everything points towards the «sold out». And the forecasts are being fulfilled. The festival has just announced that there are no longer any of the 15,000 tickets that it had put on sale to attend the two musical days on September 4 and 5 at the Expo. The most clueless still have the opportunity to buy day tickets, although the Vive Latino has also already warned that stocks are about to run out.
With just over a week to go before Mexican music, gastronomy and wrestling go hand in hand in Zaragoza, Vive Latino is close to a full house that would be historic after only five editions in the Aragonese capital. «The public is responding incredibly. We believe that we are going to sell out and that we will reach the 44,000 people that we have set as a capacity limit,» says Nacho Royo.
And it is that Vive Latino has managed to put together a very interesting line-up in this fifth edition. Artists of the stature of Amaia, Julieta Venegas, Rigoberta Bandini, Guitarricadelafuente, Loquillo, Ultraligera, M-Clan or Rawayana will be on September 4 and 5 on the three stages set up by the organization.
A list designed for all tastes and ages but with special emphasis on the Latin audience, and which will be completed with Aragonese talents eager to demonstrate on a stage like this, such as Begut, Volador, El verbo odiado or DJ Rialto.
LAST TICKETS ON SALE
The festival will not only have concerts. A large Gastro Zone, with food establishments from half the world, and the attraction of Mexican wrestling, add to the great offer of Vive Latino. Day tickets are still available on the Vive Latino website, although the organization warns that there are only a few units left.
