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Home » Entertainment » Dia De La Musica, 2011 Heineken Music Day Festival

Dia De La Musica, 2011 Heineken Music Day Festival

Posted by: Ignacio Mendiboure    Tags:  2011, Día de la música, live music, Madrid, Madrid's Music Day, Music, Music Festival    Posted date:  June 29, 2011  |  No comment



Summertime is a perfect moment to enjoy the whether and with it, music.

Music festivals are trendy, cool and are an inducement for people to visit a new city and listen to their favorite artists.
So, why don’t we take our baggage and go out this summer to a mediterranean city?

‘From Madrid, to heaven”. That’s a typical spanish saying, And it is quite true, specially for artists and culture.
The spanish capital is know as a hotspot to those who looks forward all kind of arts.

 

A few days ago, in this beautiful city I live in, we had the pleasure of visiting the “Music Day” (Día de la música), and assist to live show in several stages around the city. It was a thriller experience!

We also had the chance to listen to new artists and see how everybody danced, jumped and enjoyed their music.

The ‘Madrid’s Music day” is a huge music festival organized by Heineken, divided in 3 different days and stages in the city. It took place on June 18th and June 19th in the “Matadero de Madrid” getting several artists together in order to perform to a massive audience.

Vetusta Morla, Lykke Li, The Pains of being, Pure at heart, Glasvefas, Janelle Monaé, Russian Red… this are a little example of some guest of this music festival. It also includes workshops and a film premiere named “Heineken’s music day film”.

Vetusta Morla – Pucho (Singer)

Russian Red – Lourdes Hernández (Singer)

Do you want to hear a pice of it? Join Heneken’s Club at heineken.es/ and download, free of charge, the ‘Heineken’s Music Day disc’.

VIDEO: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6PQJBB1idAg

 

Image Courtesy of http://www.flickr.com/photos/feiticeira_org/


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Ignacio Mendiboure
Ignacio Mendiboure
Follow @nachomendi on Twitter! I was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Nowadays, I live in a beautiful city, Madrid, where I study Audiovisual Communication and Media.



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