This summer, many of Spain’s leading festivals and tours once again relied on SeeSound as a key partner in the control and support of their lighting systems.
The company, official distributor of benchmark technologies such as MA Lighting and Martin, has been present in some of the most ambitious productions on the national scene, ensuring reliability and technical support in large-scale events.
Fluge Audiovisuales, responsible for much of the technical production at these events, worked with these solutions in cities such as Seville, Bilbao, Valencia, Madrid and Calahorra, consolidating SeeSound’s role as a trusted technology partner for the sector.
Major summer highlights
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La Velada del Año V (Seville)
With more than 80,000 attendees on site and a global Twitch record, the lighting of the Estadio de La Cartuja was managed with grandMA3 consoles and state-of-the-art luminaires. -
Black Coffee in Valencia
Over 12,000 people at the City of Arts and Sciences enjoyed a show with immersive visual storytelling and high-precision lighting control. -
Holika Festival 2025 (Calahorra, La Rioja)
With a Roman theme and 16 stages, it gathered more than 100,000 attendees and incorporated grandMA2 systems for lighting control. -
Bilbao BBK Live – Kylie Minogue performance
The return of the British artist after a decade away from Spain was accompanied by a technical deployment with MA consoles and Martin luminaires, alongside Avid sound systems.
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Mad Cool 2025 (Madrid)
Muse, Nine Inch Nails and Olivia Rodrigo shone in a festival that embraced a powerful stage production, with MA Lighting and Martin technology leading the lighting control. -
Other highlights
Maná in Madrid, A Summer Story in Arganda, the “I Love” macroconcerts in Rivas, the Vitoria Jazz Festival, Music On, Emilia, Maka, Kase.O and the Spanish Music Academy Awards at IFEMA also relied on these solutions to deliver high-level shows.
SeeSound’s support room, an added value
In addition to its participation in festivals, SeeSound has reinforced its commitment to industry professionals through the MA Lighting Room, a traveling support space launched this summer at events such as Cruïlla and Zevra Festival.
Here, operators had access to grandMA3 consoles with updated software, pre-programming areas and expert advice, in an environment designed to prepare shows with full guarantees.
In September, this initiative will also be brought to the Vive Latino festival, consolidating a service that has become a reference point for lighting professionals in Spain.
