Walking around the market of the Rototom Sunsplash
Endless possibilities for the festivalgoers. Textiles, accessories, music, decoration, African hairdressing … everything! We discover the Rototom market
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The Main Stage hosts its Rototom & Friends Summer Party this Friday
The Jamaicans Junior Kelley, Wailing Souls and Randy Valantine, key artists of last summers European tour organised by the festival, will be playing a very special show alongside their friends who also appeared on the tour; Raphael, Jahcoustix and Iripathie Details
Esteban Ibarra speaks out against hate crimes at the Social Forum: “They are crimes comitted against people”.
Miquel Ramos and Esteban Ibarra can both be found in the Social Forum to put voice, figures and names to hate crimes, to maintain our memory of them and prevent forgetfulness Details
Love in abundance for Tarrus Riley, Dean Fraser and Alaine
The Juke Boxx camp told the Reggae University some of the stories behind their musical partnership. In the process they attempted to explain the achievements of their culture and dispel some of the myths Details
A fashion show in the African Village
Twenty models present the different possibilities offered by the garments made with the fabrics from this continent. Details
Our open-air museum almost ready
Twelve artists express their ideas and emotions in the most creative area of the venue, that is the Art Symposium Details
The full moon main protagonist in the PachaMama area
Grandma Pilar fills with magic the PachaMama area at the Rototom Sunsplash with an evening ceremony in which the audience at the festival has participated Details
‘Sold out’ for Manu Chao
Rototom Sunsplash closes its ticket office tonight after having reached the reasonable limit for the comfort of the audience. People who have bought their tickets in advance will be able to enter without problem. Tickets will be available for Friday and Saturday Details
Jamaican legends and modern European sounds at Rototom
Dub Inc. and Gentleman’s Dub Club’s shows provided high quality European sounds, while The Congos and Inner Circle brought authentic Jamaican sounds. Details