From 4pm to 10pm, Camping presented a line up that combined urban, pop and electronic music, with a luxury guest: Nathy Peluso, curator and host of his Fat Club party.
Yesterday, September 21, more than 40,000 people celebrated the arrival of spring in the first edition of Camping Festivalmade in the Planetarium of Buenos Aires With free admission.
From 16 to 10 pm, Camping He presented a line up that combined urban, pop and electronic music, with a luxury guest: Nathy Pelusocurator and host of your party Fat Club. A space designed to give visibility to talents of the underground scene and express Nathy’s vision that dance is a way of healing and connecting through the body.
The artist was accompanied by Tayhana y Negro Dub, under the command of the set, who deployed an explosive selection of themes while more than 30 performers They made dance and jump to the entire public.
They also appeared Vinocio, Zerounno & Vinyltracker, Zell and Martinin with Juana Rozaswho as night fell and the sky cleared after a cloud and fresh day, kept the energy raised with powerful presentations but crossed by very different styles and identities, showing the diversity of the current music scene.
Festival Camping_Marteinn and Juana_@mirulucena-16
With its debut in festival format and a historical call, Camping confirmed its place as a seedbed and cultural engine of Buenos Airesoffering an alternative space, of a unique curatorship.
Camping: from Buenos Aires Terrace to Festival in the Planetarium
Camping was born ten years ago as a pioneer bar on the terrace of Buenos Aires Design, where full moon nights were summoned to artists from the emerging scene. He then transformed into the gardens of the Museum of Architecture (Marq) in retirement and became a cult space for live music. For their scenario, hundreds of artists passed and the first shows of figures were lived that would later be references, such as Ca7riel and Paco Amoroso, Zoe Gotusso, knowing Russia, Marilina Bertoldi and Chinese Bandalsamong many others.
Throughout this decade, Camping was consolidated as a seedbed in permanent dialogue with Buenos Aires: a meeting point where music mixed with architecture, street and nightlife. Today, that spirit expands towards another scale.
The jump of Venue to Festival is not just a change of format, it is the confirmation of a project that understands the city as a scenario and that seeks to pay tribute. The choice of the planetarium as the headquarters opens this new stage, reaffirming its identity: a space that generates and expands links with the local scene, Latin American culture and new generations of audiences.
Source: Ambito
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