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Independent music festivals in Spain and Chile

Overview

Independent music festivals and cycles continue to showcase diverse rock and alternative scenes across Spain and Chile.

In Chile, the Pablo de Rokha Festival is set to return to Licantén, Iloca, on October 10. The lineup features six regional projects, including Mingako, La Banda de Gregorio, Winters of Blue, Tamara Águila y la Bandada, Pájaros de Niebla, and Novis, with the group Kuervos del Sur appearing as a guest. Notably, one participating regional act will win a spot to represent the Maule region at Rockódromo 2026 in Valparaíso.

In Spain, the Salamanca-based group Carameloraro has joined the VibraMahou live music circuit. Following their ‘Efecto llamada 2026’ tour, the band is scheduled to perform in Salamanca at the Camelot room on November 13, with the emerging group Estrés opening, and in Valladolid on November 27.

Previous activities in the region included the ‘Malos Tiempos para la Lírica’ cycle in Cuenca, the fifth edition of Cristo Rock in the Canary Islands, the conclusion of the ‘The Dark Side of the Sur’ season in Aysén, and the return of Festival Neutral in Santiago.

Entities

Festival Neutral · VibraMahou · Carameloraro · Malotún Ortiga · Babylon Festival

Timeline

  1. [CULTURE] 2 sources
    Regional music festivals and tours announced in Chile and Spain

    Regional music scenes in Chile and Spain see new developments as the Pablo de Rokha Festival returns to Iloca and Carameloraro joins the VibraMahou circuit.

  2. [CULTURE] 2 sources
    Music festivals highlight rock and alternative scenes in Spain and Chile

    Music festivals Cristo Rock in Spain and Festival Neutral in Chile recently showcased diverse local talent, ranging from grunge and blues to Latin American-influenced alternative rock.

  3. [CULTURE] 2 sources
    Independent music festivals held in Cuenca and Aysén

    Independent music cycles are being held in Cuenca, Spain, and Aysén, Chile, featuring diverse live performances, visual arts, and cultural discussions.

Sources

amnoticias.cl · diariodeanafunk.cl · elculturaldecanarias.es · finde.latercera.com · informacioncuenca.com · salamancartvaldia.es

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