Last weekend Torrevieja became the showcase for urban music gathering 36,000 people

The Antonio Soria Park site was the setting for the most powerful urban music festival in Europe. More than 36,000 people, between Saturday and Sunday, came to see the great figures of international reggaeton. In addition, it was also possible to enjoy a unique proposal that combines music with water attractions, and dozens of stands that combine leisure, culture and gastronomy.

The Torrevieja City Council and the management of the Reggaeton Beach Festival (RBF) event, have thanked and congratulated the attending public, as well as all the people involved in this great musical event, especially all those involved in security protocols, emergencies , health, equality, Civil Guard, Local Police, and Civil Protection. An impeccable job that was the result of the collaboration of the mayors of Security and Emergencies, Federico Alarcón; Public Health, Rosa Cañón; Youth, Domingo Paredes; Equality and Women, Inma Montesinos; and Social Welfare, Óscar Urtasun.

The vice mayor, Rosario Martínez, and the Councilor for Youth, had the opportunity to present the emblem of our city, the ship curdled in salt, to one of the protagonists of the poster, Justin Quiles.

RBF has established itself as a festival that is committed to caring for the environment, sustainability, zero violence and betting on daytime hours that are better adapted to the lives of the neighbors. As well as the orientation of the stage towards the sea, which reduces the acoustic impact. The good implementation of clean and recycling points, in addition to the great coverage by the security and cleaning bodies, favored maintaining a respectful and clean environment at all times.