A festival without age limits
Today we receive around one hundred members of La Garrofera. They are already in the area to enjoy our activities. Reggae truly has no age limits. Details
Learn dancehall on the sand
In the Solé Rototom Reggae Beach, the official beach bar of the festival, we have also prepared a full programme so you can dance to the waves of the sea every day. Today we have Mas Jahma Sound (ES), Nuffluv Sound (FR), Fac a Dub (ES) and OBF (FR). Details
Monday kicks off to the rhythms of batucada
In the camping, we started the week with music. Percussion and dancing welcome this fourth day of the festival. Move with us. Details
Rototom Sunsplash fills with conscious art
The open-air art gallery at Rototom Sunsplash is almost at 100%. The works of the Social Art Gallery support this year’s edition ‘Stand up for Earth’, an extra ‘green’ and social message at the festival. Enjoy this museum that spans the entire concert area between Pachamama and Magicomundo. Details
Rototom receives two Royal Queens
Marcia Griffiths celebrates 55 years in music, Queen Ifrica headlines the Main Stage Details
26 years roaring as a family
Workshops, activities and games, storytelling, concerts, street theatre, circus… Rototom Sunsplash: 26 years weaving a programme so that kids and teenagers can enjoy their own reggae festival. Details
Anthony B and the special 40th anniversary shows from Misty in Roots and The Selecter head for the halfway point of the festival
The spirit of the festival will flow from the walls of the area to arrive at Albocàsser prison with the band Koers. In the Social Forum, the role of politics and citizenship in the face of climate change will be discussed. Details
Busy Signal meets Rototom
The dancehall artist Busy Signal speaks to the media and festivalgoers a day after burning up the Main Stage. Details