Women’s empowerment on the Main Stage of Rototom Sunsplash through the voices of Marcia Griffiths and Queen Ifrica
The showing of ‘Wake Up!’, directed by the recently deceased Ángel Loza, as well as the documentary ‘Frágil equilibrio’ which won a Goya, will bring a reflection and social engagement to the Reggae University and Social Forum respectively. Details
Movies, music and dancing dominate Rototom’s second day
From the Babylon Soundtrack to Busy Signal, the festival gives a place to reggae’s many forms. Details
Sunsets in front of the Main Stage
Kisses, hugs, selfies and a hunger to dance to good music. The sunsets at Rototom Sunsplash can be experienced with friends and family in front of the Main Stage. Details
A coffee meeting in African Village
Share and learn through spoken word. You can also understand how social networks can be used as a tool to speak about African dignity. Details
Emeterians sound check on the Main Stage
Emeterians started their engines for tonight’s concert. In a few hours they’ll return to the Main Stage of the festival Details
The Social Forum cries out in defence of the planet
Tatiana Nuño, the head of the campaign for Energy and Climate Change for Greenpeace in Spain, along with Grian A. Cutanda, coordinator Training and Dissemination for Extinction Rebellion Spain, open up one of the more reflective spaces of the festival this Saturday. Busy Signal, Emeterians, Sevana and the special show from Babylon Soundtrack will kick off the vibrations on the Main Stage. Details
We’re already getting things going in the festival area
We kicked off the afternoon in Pachamama with a session of dance yoga. Come and try finding your balance!Details
Rototom begins by welcoming reggae legends across generations
Abyssinians celebrate 50 years, Chronixx delivers his greatest Main Stage appearance yet, Lila Iké and Eva Lazarus burn with friendly fire. Details