The Sonorama Ribera festival in Burgos has unveiled more than 100 artists who complete its lineup for its 27th edition, including Recycled J, Bejo, Paula Cendejas, Luz Casal, Coque Malla, Columpio Asesino, Sen Senra and Chill Mafia, among others. .
The concerts will take place in the town of Aranda de Duero on August 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11, 2024, and these artists join the already confirmed Álvaro de Luna, El Kanka, Juancho Marqués, La Cámara Roja, Macaco , Maikel Delacalle, Mikel Izal, Natos y Waor, OBK, Queralt Lahoz, Rayden, Rozalén, Shego, Shinova, Sidecars or Travis Birds.
Precisely, in this edition Vibra Mahou joins Sonorama Ribera to “promote meetings” around live music, as explained by the founder of the festival, Javier Ajenjo at the presentation of the poster that took place in Madrid this Thursday 25 of April.
In that sense, Ajenjo has vindicated Spanish and Latin American talent, encouraging “doors to open from here to there”, while defending that in 2024 there is no Anglo-Saxon artist on Sonorama Ribera’s programming.
“You cannot live in a country where the artists who sell the tickets are poorly cared for. We cannot mortgage the festivals to have international artists and abandon the national ones,” Ajenjo defended.
After this agreement, Sonorama Ribera closes its line-up consisting of YSY A, Karavana, La Casa Azul, Dani Fernández, Ladilla Rusa, Marwan, Despistaos, Miranda!, Samuraï, Valeria Castro, Carlos Ares, Califato 3/4, Besmaya, Los Planetas, Alberto Vela, Andreew, Ángela González, Apartamentos, Acapulco, Belén Natalí, Benson, Billy Flamingos, Biznaga, Black TV, Bulego, Candela Gómez, Carmesí, Cómplices, Delaporte, Homenaje Antonio Vega, among others.
For this reason, Vibra Mahou’s Content Manager, David Pejenaute, has thanked the festival for its commitment to “emerging artists” by making them feel like “headliners.”