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.
UNESCO declares Reggae as Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity
The UN recognizes “its contribution to international discourse on issues of injustice, resistance, love and humanity”
Rototom Sunsplash’s social commitment is recognised by Premios Fest
Our festival has been awarded with the ‘Best Social Action’ award at the gala held in Bilbao
One love, Rototom Sunsplash
A giant batucada parade took a lap of the festival until they arrived at the Main Stage forming a giant heart at Rototom, in form of its motivation; the festival goers
A farm in Jamaica, the hope of the Rastafari elders
Ras Flako takes to the Reggae Univesity to speak about the reality of the elders of the Rastafari Community in Jamaica
130 smiles for the prison of Albocàsser
The social circus of the Ethiopian company Fekat Circus unleashes the applause of the hundred inmates who also enjoyed the reggae of Mediterranean Roots
The legendary Sly & Robbie, Jimmy Cliff and Groundation’s cosmic journey
Good vibes on the Lion Stage with the Jamaican Alpheus, the French Mo’Kalamity and the Spanish Mediterranean Roots.
More water fountains to reduce the consumption of plastic
This year we double the fountains in the campsite and we have new fountains in 20 restaurants in the venue, where there will also be three fixed booths