After a two-year hiatus due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Vive Latino festival resurfaced again and, during this 2022 edition, the long-awaited return was accompanied by great bands that left the attendees speechless.
Thousands of people of all ages gathered this Saturday, March 19, in the vicinity of the Sol Forum to live in their own flesh the experience of meeting - or seeing again - some of their favorite artists in person.
In addition, the experience was not only limited to the 38 bands that played in the various tents, but also the attendees were able to enjoy a play area, various places to buy drinks, food trucks, among many other things.
The actions began with the Venezuelans of O Kills on the Claro stage, with a set full of dancing, advice and a very special affection, respect and love for Mexico City. Despite the time, the audience was not small, and the full house encouraged them to give a little more than 100% above the pallets.
The next ones, Serbia, from the state of Nuevo León, did their part with a jammed set of the most popular songs in their repertoire, because although they are young and have a relatively short career, what they have done through music is impressive both interpretatively and commercially, image.
And the interaction with the public is also special. Neto, a vocalist, is someone who radiates passion when he plays, talent when he plays and a lot of awards when he dances incredible. A round artist who did not miss the opportunity to stand out from all the guests on Saturday.
Someone who undoubtedly surprised was the Chilean singer Gepe, who stayed early in the day on the Indian Stage at and not only sang some of his well-known songs such as: Fruta y té or Las 4:30, but also took advantage of this renewed edition of the festival to invite some renowned artists.
Thus, the interpreter shared a moment with the Dominican Alex Ferreira, to sing together D inside my window. Later, Daniela Spalla sang Timidez and finally, This man accompanied the native of San Miguel, Chile, with the hit Hambre.
Another group that also stood out was Daniel who. They won the sympathy of the youngest audiences from the first chords and offered a relaxed presentation that at times emulated the 70s. As a special guest they had Ed Maverick, who, by standing on the stage, made the audience burst out screaming.
On another stage, more distant and intense, were the toughest Mexicans in metal, who played a good afternoon with virtuoso riffs, very loud drums and brutal torture with the nib on bass that ended up in the perfect sound to make us move the matte.
Camilo Vll performed at the Indio tent. Hits such as Vice or Eres made hundreds of attendees dance.
Someone who took the applause and affection of the public was Julieta Venegas. And, although this is not the first time he has performed in a Vive Latino, he touched everyone present with his greatest hits such as Andar Conmigo, Lento, With lemon and salt, among many others.
“Something that has affected us a lot is the absence of the meeting, so I am very happy and very excited to be here with you,” she said during her concert.
Likewise, during his show he sent a strong message prior to performing his song entitled Mujeresi/i and delved into the need to “respect women who are also angry”.
Fangoria spared none. His show was a delight from the various costume changes, to the spectacular choreographies of his four dancers and of course, the musicians of Las Nancy Rubias, not to mention that he made an important choice of songs in 60 minutes. Since who cares going through Not you or anyone. A parade of successes that put together a gigantic joint to exchange dance steps. An artist to the fullest extent of the word.
Moenia, the Authentic Decadents, the Blind Worm, Vetusta Morla and the Cursed Neighborhood also resounded on the various stages of the Sun Forum on the first day of the renowned festival.
It should be noted that on this occasion, speakers placed all over the place announced to attendees that they must wear masks on a mandatory basis, in order to prevent COVID-19 infections due to the magnitude of the event.
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