Vive Latino, the largest Ibero-American music festival, returns in 2025 with a spectacular lineup. Secure your tickets for an unforgettable musical experience!
Estadio GNP Seguros, which operated for over 30 years as the legendary Foro Sol, is the epicenter of live music in Mexico City. Strategically located within the Magdalena Mixhuca Sports City complex, this versatile stadium can host up to 65,000 people, combining permanent stands and a large general admission floor. Originally opened in 1993, it was completely transformed in 2024 to be reborn under its new name. The renovation introduced substantial improvements such as individual seats in all stands, a new roof for weather protection, exclusive hospitality zones, and state-of-the-art sound and lighting systems. This venue is not only famous for its capacity but also for its vibrant atmosphere and for having hosted historic concerts by artists like Madonna, Paul McCartney, and U2, as well as being the annual home of massive festivals like Vive Latino. Its continuous evolution ensures a world-class experience for attendees.
360 viewLoading the 360 view...The Festival Iberoamericano de Cultura Musical Vive Latino, popularly known as Vive Latino, is much more than a simple music event; it is a cultural institution that has marked generations of music lovers in Mexico and throughout Ibero-America. Since its founding in 1998, the festival has been a crucial platform for the dissemination and consolidation of artists from various genres, mainly Spanish-language rock, although over time it has expanded its horizons to embrace a rich variety of sound proposals, including pop, electronic, hip-hop, and even regional Mexican music. Held annually at the imposing Estadio GNP Seguros in Mexico City, Vive Latino is organized by OCESA, ensuring a top-level production.
Each edition is a party that brings together tens of thousands of attendees, offering multiple stages, brand activations, food areas, and a unique atmosphere of musical communion. The 2025 edition will be no exception, promising a diverse lineup with established artists and new talents, keeping alive the flame of live music and Ibero-American culture. It is an experience that goes beyond concerts, becoming a meeting point for artistic expression and collective celebration.
The fourth Spanish edition of the festival kicks off tomorrow, September 6, at the Expo Zaragoza, promising two days of music with artists like Bomba Estéreo, Andrés Calamaro, and Mikel Izal.
Fans can now relive the magic of the 25th anniversary held in March, as the official aftermovie showcasing the festival's most epic moments has been released.
Through a teaser campaign, the festival confirmed that fans should be ready for October, when the dates and the first 'early bird' ticket sale for the 2026 edition will be revealed.
The critical and public success of its 2025 edition has earned the iconic festival a nomination in the main category of the Lunas del Auditorio awards in Mexico.
The organization of Vive Latino Zaragoza has released the detailed schedule of performances on its different stages, allowing attendees to plan their musical journey.
An analysis by the CDMX Secretariat of Tourism revealed that the festival significantly boosted tourism and local commerce last March.
The synergy between the Mexico City and Zaragoza editions strengthens the festival's brand as the main platform for the internationalization of Ibero-American artists.
Looking ahead to the next edition in CDMX, the organization presented a plan to reduce its carbon footprint, including recycling programs and the use of renewable energy.
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