Vive Latino Festival Comes to an End in Mexico City Rodrigo Ugarte - Latin Post
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Festival Vive Latino 2014 - XVL14 (Vive Latino)

The largest show of its kind in Latin America has come to an end, having been the biggest yet. Hundreds of musicians and bands played this past weekend in the Mexico City with thousands of people cheering, singing and dancing along. After more than a decade, the festival is bigger than ever before and brought artists not only from Latin America.

According to the festival's website, The Latin American Music Culture Festival Vive Latino (otherwise known as Vive Latino or El Vive) is a rock and various alternative music genres festival that has been held annually since 1998 in Mexico City, organized by OCESA. To celebrate the 15-year anniversary of the festival, organizers increased the show to four days and the number of performers was 173.

The huge line up brought together world famous artists as well as lesser-known musicians from all over Latin America. Although the festival touts itself as a rock festival, it has opened its door for artists of other genres. This year, Los Tigres del Norte brought a taste of norteño-music.

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