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Vive Latino

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.

NEWS

News

Vive Latino Zaragoza 2025 About to Begin

The Spanish edition of the festival kicks off this weekend, September 6-7, with a stellar lineup at the Expo Zaragoza. (05/09/2025)

Relive Vive Latino CDMX 2025 with the Official Aftermovie

The official summary video of the last edition held in Mexico City is now available, capturing the best moments of the event. (15/08/2025)

Anticipation Builds for Vive Latino CDMX 2026 Announcement

Rumors suggest that the dates and first ticket sales for the 2026 edition in Mexico City will be announced in October. (02/09/2025)
GUIDE

Complete guide of Vive Latino

Get ready for the complete Vive Latino 2025 experience. Purchase your guaranteed tickets and passes in advance to access two days of vibrant music at Estadio GNP Seguros. Plan your transportation: the Metro (Line 9, Ciudad Deportiva, Velódromo, or Puebla stations) and Metrobús (Line 2, Goma, Iztacalco, UPIICSA stations) are excellent options to get there. If you're driving, consider traffic and official parking options, although they are usually in high demand.

Doors open at 1:00 PM and the festival extends into the early morning, around 2:00 AM. Re-entry is not permitted. Review the official list of permitted items (small bags, cell phones, external batteries, sunscreen in small containers, etc.) and prohibited items (professional cameras, outside food and drinks, umbrellas, etc.) for smooth access through Gate 6 of Estadio GNP or Gate 15 of Autódromo. Wear comfortable clothes and shoes, protect yourself from the sun, stay well hydrated, and take care of your belongings. Explore the different stages, gastronomic offerings, and activations to live a complete musical adventure.

Guaranteed Tickets. Ticket prices may be above face value.