Urban music, boundless energy and an unmatched atmosphere

The third edition of the Reggaeton Beach Festival (RBF) concluded this weekend in Tenerife with record attendance and a vibrant atmosphere that positioned Puerto de la Cruz as the epicentre of urban music and youth culture. Over 30,000 attendees enjoyed outstanding performances, a privileged setting, and an unforgettable experience on 28th and 29th June.

Internationally renowned artists such as Eladio Carrión, Sech, Blessd, Omar Courtz, Clarent, and Luar La L, among others, set the stage ablaze with memorable performances that captivated the audience, establishing the RBF as the reference festival for reggaeton and Latin trap in Canary Islands.

Urban music, boundless energy and an unmatched atmosphere — Reggaeton Beach Festival / ED

Unique moments stood out, such as Sech’s powerful opening performance on Saturday, as well as the standout shows by Omar Courtz and Eladio Carrión on Sunday. Additionally, a special surprise was the appearance of influential national artist Maikel de la Calle. The only negative note was the absence of Kevin Roldán, who had to cancel his European tour due to visa issues.

The success of the event was supported by the institutional backing of the Puerto de la Cruz City Council, the Government of the Canary Islands, and the Islas Canarias Latitud de Vida campaign, whose representatives attended the festival, reinforcing their commitment to the cultural and musical promotion of the archipelago.

The audience’s experience was enhanced with new amenities in the VIP area and a complete recreational offer including bouncy castles, games, and entertainment, ensuring fun for all attendees.

Now established as a must-attend event of the summer, the RBF Tenerife 2025 leaves behind a weekend marked by rhythm, joy, and the best festive atmosphere in the islands.

The RBF tour continues its journey through the most prominent tourist destinations in Spain: Benidorm (5th and 6th July), Mallorca and Santander (12th and 13th July), Madrid and Barcelona (19th and 20th July), concluding in Torrevieja (Alicante) and Nigrán (Pontevedra) on 26th and 27th July.