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 StageDetails
Third World, live on ÀPunt TV
Live and direct with the special show from Third World on the Main Stage or the news outlet Àpunt. We follow with Iseo & Dodosound.Details
Dance floor under the African Village dome
African Dancers Crew have lead the last dance session in African Village this afternoon. It was an inclusive rhythmic class of modern hits from the current African scene.Details
Yayo Herrero: “Eco-feminism puts life in the centre”
“Without nature there’s no technology nor economy”, explained the anthropologist in the Social Forum which allowed us to learn about eco-feminism. Details
‘Teen’ dance session
Crew Dance Center Valencia has taken their vibes to the crowd at the Teen Yard, an area dedicated to teenagers and youngsters inside the festival, with a full dance session.Details
Rototom Sunsplash receives the Africa Peace Award
Mussie Hailu (peace activist, regional director of the URI for Africa and a representative of the URI for the African Union and the office of the UN) hands over the prize, following the showing of the documentary “25 years walking together”, to Filippo Giunta (Director of Rototom) y Sabrina Trovant (Artistic Director). It recognises the festival for being a supporter or peace and coexistenceDetails
The painter Luis Bolumar decicated a painting to us
The painter Segorbe, Luis Bolumar, wanted to to pay homage to Rototom, by dedicating one of his works to us. Thanks so much!Details
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. Details