The 25th-anniversary celebration of the Vive Latino festival transformed into an enormous bash on Saturday (March 15). Rock and cumbia sounds took prominence, featuring performances from some of their most renowned interpreters, such as various popular Mexican groups. Caifanes , Los Ángeles Azules , and El Gran Silencio.
On its first day of activities, the musical gathering, which returned after a year to its original venue at Estadio GNP Seguros (formerly Foro Sol), brought together 80,000 people, according to promoter Ocesa.
One of the most looked-forward-to and well-received acts was performed by the iconic band. Los Ángeles Azules , who made an impressive comeback to the renowned music festival 12 years after their initial standout appearance. In contrast, Caifanes infused a societal element into their set by tackling issues like the femicide epidemic in Mexico and immigration during their headlining slot on the main stage.
The major unexpected events included the long-anticipated first performance by rising star Macario Martínez at Vive Latino. Besides his individual set at the Carpa Intolerante stage, he was asked to join forces with the band Little Jesus for a collaborative act. Among the most moving moments during the extensive 24-hour event were those featuring the appearance of Molotov The guitarist and vocalist, Tito Fuentes, who reunited with his fellow band members towards the end of their performance to mark the band's 30th anniversary celebration, had earlier announced he would be stepping back. health-related hiatus .
Emmanuel "Meme" del Real, who plays keyboards for the well-known band Café Tacvba , also presented one of the most exceptional performances, featuring fresh tracks from his solo collection. Another notable highlight was contributed by the German band. Scorpions who kept a pledge to their Mexican fans after they canceled their appearance at the festival the previous year.
On day one of the festival, performances were given by both Spanish and English-language artists, featuring Nortec: Bostich + Fussible, Él Mató a Un Policía Motorizado, Foster the People, The Guapos, Caloncho, and Jesse Baez.
On March 16th, which falls on a Sunday, the festival carries on with shows from artists like Zoé, Mon Laferte, Aterciopelados, Sepultura, Keane, Draco Rosa, Los K’comztiles, Eden Muñoz, Kany García, Porter, Rüfüs Du Sol, and Cuarteto De Nos, along with several others. This marks the second consecutive year where these musical events have been available as free streams via a digital platform, all made possible due to an agreement with Amazon Music.
Here are some of our top picks from the opening day of the 2025 Vive Latino festival, marking its 25th anniversary celebration.
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