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Latin America's biggest rock festival, at Mexico City's GNP Seguros stadium: two compact, intense days, around 150,000 people, March 13 and 14, 2027.
Vive Latino takes place every spring at the GNP Seguros stadium, in the Mexican capital. Born more than 25 years ago, it's now Latin America's biggest rock and alternative music festival, with around 150,000 people combined over its two days. The 2027 edition, March 13 and 14, brings together, as every year, a mix of Spanish-language rock, Latin American artists and international headliners.
The festival draws its identity from its resolutely Spanish-language lineup — rock, ska, cumbia and alternative music from across Latin America — rounded out by a few big international names. The GNP Seguros stadium, right in Mexico City, hosts several simultaneous stages over the two days.
A compact, urban format, with no camping: the crowd stays in Mexico City, one of the biggest metropolises in the world. The festival has also become a social and cultural gathering well beyond music, with spaces dedicated to environmental and social causes.
"Confirmed": read on the festival's official website. "To reconfirm": announced, but not yet rechecked by us. "Estimate" or "upcoming": not yet announced by the organiser. See the official website
Capacity, atmosphere, crowd, hours and on-site budget: the full profile of Vive Latino 2027 before you get your tickets.
The 2027 lineup hasn't been announced yet. The festival mixes Latin American rock and international headliners every year.
Vive Latino has established itself as THE rock gathering of the continent, with around 150,000 people combined over its two days.
A big stadium right in the heart of the Mexican capital, one of the biggest metropolises in the world.
Figure from the Mexican press (notisistema.com, jornada.com.mx) for the 2026 edition.
Around 24°C by day, dry and sunny, with cooler nights at altitude (Mexico City sits above 2,200m).
Approximate conversion, no guaranteed exchange rate. Excluding accommodation in Mexico City, to budget separately.
Dates, hours, transport and lodging: what you need to know before you go.
Saturday March 13 and Sunday March 14, 2027, a compact 2-day format at the GNP Seguros stadium.
At vivelatino.com.mx and Ticketmaster Mexico. 2026 reference: general pass from 3,000 Mexican pesos in phase 1 (excluding service fees), no 2027 pricing published as of the verification date.
The stadium generally runs cashless for food and drinks — to be confirmed for the 2027 edition.
The Estadio GNP Seguros is directly served by the Mexico City metro, about twenty minutes from the historic centre.
The official website doesn't detail specific provisions on the pages checked as of the verification date: contact the organisers before buying for accessibility needs.
Information last updated on October 2, 2026
The official aftermovie from the 2026 edition, official Vive Latino channel.
The Vive Latino 2027 line-up hasn't been revealed yet. We'll update this page as soon as it's announced.
Line-up coming soon
The first names usually drop in autumn, several months before the festival. Come back then: the full day-by-day line-up will show up here.
At 6am, a ten-minute journey can feel very long. Pick the right home base now, and the route that leaves you enough energy for the rest.
Flight, train, bus or carpooling: compare the options side by side with your real dates. The idea is to arrive with a bit of battery left — you included.
Bars, restaurants, spots worth a visit between two shows: enough to fill the gaps in the schedule without improvising on the spot at the last minute.
An artist performing at a recent Vive Latino edition.
Photo credits: Feli Gutierres · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0.
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