With massive attendance , which set a new record of 390 thousand attendees , the largest free festival in Latin America, Rock al Parque , was held for three consecutive days in which Colombians and other citizens could enjoy the best of rock. and their mergers.
There were a total of 64 groups , including international and national guests and call winners, who made the floor of the Simón Bolívar Park vibrate and made people dance, jump and pogue.
Between the most anticipated presentations and the shows that attracted new audiences, this XXVII edition of the festival left many iconic moments in the history of the event.
A man in a wheelchair poking
During the first days of the festival, a video became a trend on social networks in which several attendees of the event are seen lifting up a man in a wheelchair to join the pogo that was taking place at that moment.
It was a gesture that brought a lot of joy and applause, leaving a message of inclusion for Bogotá. The same thing was repeated in another Plaza Stage presentation later in the night, where attendees did not miss the opportunity to record.
Bako from The Mills sings with Noprocede
During the first day of Rock al Parque 2023, Bako from The Mills surprised festival attendees by making an unexpected appearance to share the Eco by Radionica Stage with the Spanish group Noprocede. Together they sang the song "Ciudad Olvido".
Denise Gutierrez takes the stage with LosPetitFellas
Denise Gutiérrez, from the Mexican alternative rock group Hello Seahorse! , took the stage with LosPetitFellas to perform their hit “Antes de Muerte” , during their presentation on the second day of the festival. This was the moment that she moved the public.
Laura Sam invites Briela Ojeda to the stage
The Murcian singer-songwriter, Laura Sam, dazzled the attendees of the Eco by Radionica Stage with the versatility of spoken word , a musical genre that mixes the poetry of words with the power of rap. In a moving performance, the Spanish artist invited Nariño singer-songwriter Briela Ojeda to accompany her on stage.
Javier Alerta sings "Princesa
Javier Alerta's legacy as a Colombian reggae icon is undeniable. His presentation at Rock al Parque 2023 showed that the anthems of his musical career are still present in the hearts of his followers. This is how we captured the moment in which he sang his song “Princesa” in unison with the audience.
Julieta Venegas at Rock al Parque 2023
“ I love you with lemon and salt, I love you just the way you are .” Julieta Venegas gave an unforgettable show at the XXVII edition of Rock al Parque, moving the attendees to the verge of tears , who sang each of her old and new hits.
The Authentic Decadents and Julieta Venegas
Los Auténticos Decadentes invited the singer-songwriter Julieta Venegas, taking advantage of the fact that she was the headliner of the festival, to be part of their show on the Plaza Stage . There they sang the song “I don't care about the money” together , a historic performance since it is the third time they have sung it together on stage.
The Auténticos Decadentes close the XXVII edition of Rock al Parque
Los Auténticos Decadentes closed the Rock al Parque 2023 festival in Bogotá with a show that brought together a huge number of attendees.
His third time at the event dazzled by the waste of energy and his close connection with the audience who jumped and sang with each song.
Anniversary of El Dorado de Aterciopelados
As part of the El Dorado 30th anniversary tour, Aterciopelados arrived at the festival's Plaza Stage to celebrate with their fans the importance of that album in the consolidation of Colombian rock. With a presentation full of emotional moments, festival attendees witnessed a unique moment with this group with a long history.
Los Pericos and rock classics in Spanish
The iconic Argentine reggae and ska band Los Pericos closed the second day of the festival with a repertoire that brought together the best songs of their career with some Latin American rock classics that made more than one sing out loud. Among the most memorable moments of their show were the covers of “Música light” in tribute to Gustavo Cerati, and “Tu Cárcel” remembering Los Bukis.
