Rototom’s green and musical universe turns with 202,000 attendees from 76 countries and was streamed live worldwide to 7 million people
Almost 300 activities sealed the cultural side of the festival. This year’s edition was enjoyed by 11,000 kids under 13; 3,400 over-65s and 3,800 people with disabilities
The final day of Rototom commemorates 40 years of the film Rockers and 10 years of the festival in Spain
The cast of the ultimate reggae movie put on a lively show, while Green Valley and Friends reflect on Spanish reggae’s incredible journey.
Rototom welcomes representatives of the Marley and the Selassie family
Ziggy Marley performs, Haile Selassie’s grandson speaks, Third World celebrate 45 years
The courage of social movements at Rototom Sunsplash
Movements for the defence of the environment, anti-racism, feminism and culture find a space at the international reggae festival.
The green festival that looks to Mother Earth
There are no plastic glasses to be found on the floor of the Rototom Sunsplash venue. It’s the most visible measure, but not the only one. The massive soaks up the philosophy of Greensplash.
Green Valley say farewell to 10 years of Rototom Sunsplash in Benicàssim with a show full of surprises
The show from Jah9 and an homage to the film ‘Rockers’, with the special show that will be offered by Bernard Collins, Big Youth, Horsemouth, Kiddus I, Kushart and Lloyd Parks, along with the Jamaicans We the People Band, complete the line-up on the Main Stage
Rototom celebrates Reggae, Dancehall, Cumbia and Mento
The Main Stage hosts Jamaican singing groups from the 40s, 70s and 90s, with enormous rhythmic diversity on offer throughout the festival.
Ziggy gives a taste of Marley in the final straight of Rototom Sunsplash
Between Friday 16th and Monday 19th of August, more than 118,000 people from 65 countries have passed through the festival. Saturday was the day with the highest attendance, with 34,000 people.