The 25th edition of the Vive Latino Festival took place from March 16 to March 17, 2025, at the Estadio GNP Seguros, with its vibrant atmosphere electrified by performances from renowned artists.
On the second day, March 16, the festival kicked off at 1 PM and concluded at 1:55 AM on March 17, featuring a diverse lineup of both iconic bands and fresh talent. Attendees were treated to musical styles ranging from rock to electronic, ensuring there was something for everyone.
During the day, Jay de la Cueva performed his solo hit "Oye," and later dazzled fans with his nostalgic rendition of "Mil Demonios," recalling his days with the band Moderatto. His set included multiple instruments, showcasing his multifaceted talents. "It’s very important for me. You are my godfathers for playing solo at Vive Latino," he exclaimed, engaging with the audience. Notably, he invited singer Leiva on stage for an unexpected collaboration.
The Colombian band Aterciopelados also left their mark, kicking off their performance with "Florecita rockera" and paying homage to their roots with Andrea Echeverri's rendition of "La ciudad de la furia,” remembered fondly from their active years alongside Soda Stereo. Their set culminated with Juan Gabriel’s "He venido a pedirte perdón," leaving the crowd electrified.
Celebrated artists like Mon Laferte and Zoé took to the main Amazon stage during the evening, performing their crowd-favorite hits. By the time the clock struck midnight, Rüfüs Du Sol brought their distinct electronic sound to the festival, sending waves of euphoria through the audience.
While performances set the scene, you'd find moments of cultural celebration throughout the venue. The Cuarteto de Nos delighted festival-goers with their eclectic mix of styles, sharing more than music; they brought humor and warmth, often engaging with their fans. They announced plans for their upcoming concert on October 18, 2025, at the Palacio de los Deportes, igniting excitement among attendees.
Meanwhile, the festival also brought light-hearted moments—at one point, during Cuarteto de Nos' set, a child on their father’s shoulders called out to the band, earning cheers and encouragement from those around.
The crowd also experienced the fun vibes of Midnight Generation, who energized the audience with their disco and funk-infused performance. Their song choices included touches reminiscent of Daft Punk, igniting spontaneous dance moves and excitement from fans.
On the Telcel stage, Los Concorde made their awaited return after 16 years, igniting nostalgia among fans as they performed hits like “Rompecabezas.” The band dedicated their emotional performance of "Hitman" to their late member Gustavo Limongi, prompting heartfelt moments throughout the crowd.
By the end of the night, each act brought their unique flair, blending genres and captivating thousands. Whether they were newcomers or seasoned musicians, artists united audiences under the festival’s banner of cultural celebration.
This year, Vive Latino also provided streaming for audiences who couldn't make it to the venue. Viewers could tune in via Amazon Prime and Twitch to catch the live action and the excitement reverberated throughout social media.
The final day of the festival continued the energetic spirit, promising performances from beloved names such as La Lupita, Sepultura, and Keane. Doors opened at 1:00 PM, ushering fans back for another day packed with music, cuisine, and vivid cultural expressions.
For those planning to attend, the festival offered navigational tools like maps and timetables to help fans make the most of their experience. With food zones and designated rest areas, attendees were encouraged to plan their route carefully to catch each performance without missing out.
Overall, the Vive Latino Festival 2025 exemplified the richness of Ibero-American musical heritage, combining nostalgia with modern beats and making for unforgettable moments. Music lovers from all walks of life congregated to celebrate shared passions, creating lasting memories at this iconic event.