Jamaica’s past and present are celebrated on the Main Stage
An ageless Derrick Morgan and a mature Romain Virgo win over the Rototom crowd
Homage to the great Peter Tosh and the elegance of David Rodigan & Outlook Orchestra
On the Lion Stage, Biga Ranks, Auxili, Skarra Mucci and Rafeelya from Britain. The Dancehall Yard will jump in the air with Coppershot y Jugglerz
United Religions Initiative-Africa prize awarded to Rototom Sunsplash with the ‘Africa Peace Award’ for its work promoting peace
The ambassador and director of the organisation Mussie Hailu, announced the awarding of the prize at the festival, which has been received in previous editions by UNESCO and Mother Teresa of Calcutta
Alpha Boys School – the cradle that rocked Jamaica
A fascinating talk at the Reggae University on the school that changed the course of music
The impact of plastic: “Our action is vital”
Daniel Rolleri and Miquel Cañada present the problems of the excessive use of plastics and its possible solutions
Rita Bosaho, role models at Rototom: “Racism causes pain”
African Village as a tool for visibility. Rita Bosaho, Cesar Brandon and Thimbo Samb speak about racism and stereotypes
Day 2. The second day has arrived
Ska and rocksteady themes, a rebel roots reggae and the jazz influences.
Johnny Osbourne is still the dancehall master
The veteran singer backed by Sly and Robbie impresses on the Main Stage’s second night