Vive Latino season tickets are sold out: the festival is nearing a full house in Zaragoza

As Vive Latino promoter Nacho Royo warned a few days ago , “Everything points to a sell-out.” And his predictions are coming true. The festival has just announced that none of the 15,000 passes it put on sale for the two days of music on September 4th and 5th at the Expo are still available. Those who missed out still have the opportunity to purchase day tickets, although Vive Latino has also warned that these are almost gone.

With just over a week to go before Mexican music, gastronomy, and wrestling come together in Zaragoza, Vive Latino is nearing a sell-out, which would be historic after only five editions in the Aragonese capital. “The public response has been incredible. We believe we’re going to sell out and reach the 44,000 people we’ve set as our capacity limit,” says Nacho Royo.

Vive Latino has managed to put together a truly exciting lineup for its fifth edition. Artists such as 
Amaia, Julieta Venegas, Rigoberta Bandini, Guitarricadelafuente, Loquillo, Ultraligera, M-Clan, and Rawayana will be performing on September 4th and 5th across the three stages set up by the organizers. 

A lineup 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 offer more than just concerts. A large Gastronomic Zone, featuring food vendors from around the world, and the allure of Mexican wrestling, add to the already extensive offerings of Vive Latino. Day tickets are still available on the Vive Latino website, although the organizers warn that only a few remain.