The song and freestyle event in underground competition format will come to Rototom on August 17 and 18 in the festival's Teen Yard.
Rototom Sunsplash assembles the first 70 pieces of its 29th anniversary artistic presentation
African reggae icon Alpha Blondy, along with Busy Signal and Dub Inc, from Jamaica and France, as exponents of world dancehall, open the festival's line-up, which is filled with special shows, such as the tribute to Peter Tosh or Marley's band, The Wailers.
In 20 days and 148 hands: this is how the reggae city of Rototom Sunsplash rises every summer.
More than 200 companies, 70% local and provincial profile, and a team of 74 professionals, make possible the shooting of the cultural event, with six stages that innovate in scenography and six extra-musical areas.
Medical reasons prevent Noam Chomsky’s participation at the Rototom Sunsplash Social Forum
The inaugural session of the festival's debate space includes the expert in geopolitics and conflict prevention and co-director of the IEACH Jesús A. Núñez, who will share the table with journalist Olga Rodríguez.
We taste the planetary gastronomy with 40 proposals without leaving the Concert venue.
Smoked meat with Peruvian cylinders; artisan hot dogs; espetos from Ibiza; gluten-free Senegalese cuisine; creative crepes and Breton galettes, as well as extra Jamaican cuisine are among the novelties of the festival's diverse restaurant.
Stella Assange, lawyer and partner of Julian Assange, and activist Helena Maleno bring their struggle for human rights to the Rototom Sunsplash Social Forum.
Their voices will converge on August 21 to focus on the rights that are violated in the informative work, such as that exercised by Assange and key to peace in times of war, and those that are completely diluted, along with thousands of lives, in the attempt to cross the...
Flamenco singing in the language of the reggae icon: the Rototom Sunsplash hosts the world premiere of the show ‘The world of flamenco salutes Bob Marley’.
With this flamenco-reggae encounter, the festival completes its line-up for 2023 after announcing the roots reggae exponent Burning Spear, the also Jamaican The Pioneers, Hollie Cook and The Cimarons from the UK or the Argentinean Miss Bolivia.
We already have the team of 15 artists that will paint with live peace the Rototom Sunsplash’s Social Art Gallery
All the works in the festival's open-air museum will be on sale to donate the proceeds, once again this year, to social causes.
Rototom Sunsplash awakens social and environmental awareness with youtuber Soy Tribu and writer Sani Ladan
The voice of Soy Tribu, with 4.8 million followers on social networks, leads, together with those of Latin American women human rights defenders, the lineup of the Pachamama space, which innovates with the leap of performing arts in its programming.
The global rise of Afrobeats comes to Rototom Sunsplash 2023
The Afrobrunch collective from Barcelona and Follow The Party from Bilbao will bring the universe of this booming musical genre to the new Jamkunda Stage, with 5 hours of daily programming.
The complex evolution of Jamaican popular music and the idiosyncrasies of British reggae will be the focus of the Reggae University sessions.
This space for learning about Jamaican culture that enhances the festival's daytime agenda will also explore the different forms of dub poetry, the global rise of Afrobeats and the importance of Rastafari both inside and outside Jamaica.
Rototom Sunsplash also has something for children and teenagers with a cultural agenda tailored to their needs.
Free admission for children under 13 years of age enhances the affordable profile of the Rototom experience, which stands out for its accessible, safe and uncrowded areas.