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Home Events / Nightlife Medellin Altavoz, Medellín's alternative to Rock Al Parque

Altavoz, Medellín's alternative to Rock Al Parque


Altavoz is a three day music festival held in Medellín on October 11, 12 and 13. In it's five-year existence it grew from a one-day festival of local bands to a three-day festival with even a few international acts.

The festival, to be held at the cancha cinquentenario (near the metrostation of the University of Antioquia) is kind of the little brother of Bogotá Rock Al Parque. A very little brother though. Rock Al Parque attracts over 400,000 people and it's still to be seen if Altavoz will come close to the 100,000.

The lack of real internationally known acts -- The ones coming may be international, but outside Latin America completely unkown -- will not cause a massive flow of Colombians to visit the capital of Antioquia.

The festival over time may get the chance to develop to something to be taken seriously. For this year's edition it's just another thing to do. And it's free.

Festival Altavoz

October 11, 12, 13
Cancha cinquentenario
no website?

Line up

  

Local

Gordo`s Project
Artefacto
M.A.M.I
Trópico esmeralda
MC Magoo real
C.E.A
La furruska
Barbasanta
Calibre 38
johnnie All Stars
Athanator
No Raza
Mechanical
Panthocrator
Nepentes
Entre 3
IRA
Thy Antichrist
Burkina
Kafeina
Fede Goes 

National

Doctor Krápula
The Black Cat Bone.
Huevoatómico
Vietato

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

International

Violadores del verso
Carajo
Maldita Vecindad

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 




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