After nine years of absence, Creamfields returned with a renewed format. They will be daytime sessions from 1:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. and a line-up that brings together the most influential names in electronic music.
A month and a half after the return of Creamfields Argentina to the City Park, the grid of international and local artists was known day by day. This edition presents a renewed format, with daytime sessions from 1:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. and a line-up that brings together the most influential names in electronic music, accompanied by national talents. This electronic party had not been held for nine years and came back renewed.
On Saturday, November 16, they will play Alesso, the Swedish DJ, who will lead the day with his characteristic style of progressive house, while Steve Aoki promises his usual energetic spectacle of electro house and visuals. Fisher will bring his tech-house to the stage, followed by sets from Paco Osuna and Marcel Dettmannwho will bring techno.
They will also play that day Kölsch and Franky Wah with deep house, Helena Hauff, Tiga with electroclash, and the Argentine duo Rare Fishwhich represents the local scene. That day they also play Laolu, Amémé, Onyvaa and Melanie Ribbe, and at the local level Bad Boy Orange, Diego Ro K, Mariano Trocca, Balam, Elio Riso, Miguel Silver, and Sol Porro.
On Sunday the 17th it is presented Swedish House Mafiawho return to the Argentine stages. Alan Walker presents his show with a dance-pop label, while the veteran Richie Hawtin offers his minimalist techno.
Nina Kraviz offers its experimental show, The Blessed Madonna returns to house and disco and the featured local credit is Babasonic. Don Diablo presents its future house now Green Velvet techno, while sasha and Henri Saiz They will contribute their progressive sounds. Additionally, they are counted Marco Faraone, Øostil, Enzo Siragusa, Henry Saiz, Pawsaand Archie Hamilton.
Local artists on Sunday stand out Sol Ortega, Londonground and Zucker, who will share their talent with international figures such as Anfisa Letyago and DJ Tennis.
Source: Ambito
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