The third edition of Vive Latino España will take place next weekend, creating spaces and opportunities for the technicians attending the festival, in addition to offering music and entertainment. On this occasion, SeeSound will conduct an activation for technicians in the backstage area.
The festival, which will feature 38 artists, is teaming up with MA Lighting and its distributor in Spain, SeeSound, to offer a space where all technicians—both those from the festival and those part of the artists' crews—can view and test hardware and a pre-visualization room with various software. This will allow them to work on and advance their showfiles for the next show, as well as practice and resolve questions about the new MA3 software.
Additionally, technicians will have the opportunity to see and test hardware and a pre-visualization room with various software where they can work on and advance their showfiles for upcoming shows. They will also be able to practice and resolve questions about the new MA3 software. Furthermore, this recreational area set up in the festival’s backstage will include a rest area where technicians can recharge, enjoy relaxation zones, snacks, and drinks.
With this combination of recreational and technological learning spaces, the festival provides an additional service to the bands attending, not only focusing on talent but also on the producers and technicians at Vive Latino.
Since 2004, SeeSound has been providing comprehensive professional solutions for the audiovisual market, with a catalog featuring top brands to ensure the highest standards of quality in Audio, Lighting, Video, Rigging, and Acoustics. Additionally, it has its own engineering department (consulting, design, monitoring, implementation) and post-sale service.
Vive Latino originated in Mexico and will celebrate its 25th edition next year. The festival is considered the most important Ibero-American music event in Latin America. This year marks its third edition in Spain, bringing together 38 artists from both sides of the Atlantic. The festival remains true to its essence, featuring some of the most established artists in the Ibero-American scene alongside emerging talent.
