Reggaeton Beach Festival closes its third season in Torrevieja with resounding success

More than 24,000 people lived an immersive experience in the renovated Antonio Soria Park with spectacular shows, water attractions and a city completely devoted to the festival Reggaeton Beach Festival has closed its third edition in Torrevieja with a resounding success, consolidating its position as one of the most powerful musical events of the summer on the Mediterranean coast. During the 26th and 27th of July, more than 24,000 people vibrated in the Antonio Soria Park to the rhythm of the great references of reggaeton and urban music, in a completely renovated environment and with a production that took the experience to the next level.

The RBF Torrevieja 2025 line-up was explosive: Bryant Myers, Justin Quiles, Sech, Darell, Almighty, Luar La L, Hades66, Blessd, Juhn El All Star, Clarent, Raul Clyde and Yan Block delivered memorable performances that fired up the crowd from start to finish. Each artist brought their unique energy to a weekend that will remain etched in the collective memory of those in attendance.

A completely transformed venue for a unique experience

Another of the great protagonists of this edition was, without a doubt, the venue. The Antonio Soria Park was completely redesigned to host the festival with an unprecedented technical and scenographic proposal. The new Super Stage surprised with large format screens, spectacular visual effects, water games and an immersive atmosphere that turned each performance into an international show.

The overall festival experience also shone off stage: themed pools, slides, chill out areas, make-up areas, more than 15 photo booths, sliding catwalks, mechanical surfing and gastronomic proposals for all tastes. Everything was designed to be enjoyed from day to night in a comfortable, safe and vibrant environment.

The production of the festival, by Dquality, was a success for both the public and the artists. In this edition, it also had the collaboration of its partners in Puerto Rico, VRDG, through the strategic agreement with DQG Management.

Information extracted from the Torrevieja Town Hall website.