More sounds that make the Lion Stage one of the most sought after stages in Europe. Day 5
On this fifth day of Rototom you don’t know what is prevailing more; the musical genres, the musician’s nationalities, the colours, the sounds or the atmosphere. We began with Khaly Thioune, a friend of Rototom, who, as every day, brought the celebrations of Africa to the Lion Stage with her brothers, employing rhythms, dances and…Details
Join the cause: your glass can help to finance an adapted van
Every glass donated during te festival will be used to finance a nine-seats vehicle for the Asociación de Esclerosis Múltiple de CastellónDetailsMovements and social networks that are changing Africa
Social Forum, 18:45Details
Roots Rock Reggae at Rototom – Celebrating Africa
The Wailers reunite on the Main Stage with Mellow Mood, Hempress Sativa and Black Roots, while Lutan Fyah and Bombino blaze on the Lion Stage todayDetails
Beenie Man and Nadine Sutherland tell the Reggae University their dancehall stories
The two child stars turned dancehall hitmakers reminisced with author and journalist John Masouri about their exciting and varied careersDetails
Rototom rediscovers the idol Thomas Sankara through memories.
The Social Forum dedicates a day to the extensive recap of the life and trajectory of the African leader Thomas Sankara.Details
Lucía Mbomio: “We need to write, film, talk, record, and tell and nobody will interfere in our speech”
The Hispanic-Guinean journalist present her book “Las que se atrevieron” at the African Village.Details
Thanks for helping us to reduce plastic waste in the venue
Since the festival began, on the 12th of August, until today, Wednesday the 16th , we have avoided the dumping of 50,000 plastic bottles.Details