Vida Festival 2026

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• Vida Festival
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  Guitarricadelafuente

  Guitarricadelafuente se ha doctorado desde una originalidad extrema, la misma que le ha convertido en uno de los artistas más prometedores de la década. ‘La Cantera’, su primer álbum, publicado en 2022, es un salto descomunal en un artista de proyección ya internacional. Las raíces de Álvaro (Benicasim,1997) están impresas en este trabajo debut que ha contado con la colaboración de Raül Refree, uno de los grandes productores del momento.

  Guitarrica se apoya en el folclore o en la poesía y escarba entre sonidos introspectivos pero coloridos, en una versión refinada de aquel chaval que hizo boom con ‘El conticinio’ y ‘Guantanamera’. Había madera de artista singular, la de un artista capaz de construir un imaginario visual perfectamente identificable con elementos tan básicos como un micrófono de videojuego, unos posts de Instagram o unos vídeos caseros. De ahí que el salto hacia su primera nominación en los Latin Grammy o sus recientes sold outs en México y Colombia signifique un enorme paso adelante.

  También lo es su reconocimiento en Estados Unidos. Rolling Stone —que incluyó ‘Mil y una noches’ entre las 100 canciones de 2022— lo define como “un experimentador brillante y prometedor”. En idéntico ranking lo destaca NPR, (National Public Radio de EEUU), aunque en este caso por ‘Quién encendió la luz’.

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  Ralphie Choo
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  Amaia
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  Fatboy Slim

  Fatboy Slim (born 16 July, 1963) - aka Norman Quentin Cook - is an English musician/ DJ/ rapper and record producer from Surrey.

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  Charlotte Cardin

  Born in Montreal and based in Paris for the past few years, Charlotte Cardin shines on the global stage thanks to her striking authenticity and emotional depth. Named Billboard’s Global Woman of the Year in 2025, the Canadian singer-songwriter has amassed hundreds of millions of streams worldwide, confirming her remarkable international reach. She has graced some of the world’s most renowned stages — from Bonnaroo to Festival d’Été de Québec to Les Vieilles Charrues — earning praise from major outlets such as Harper’s BAZAAR, W Magazine, TF1, and Le Parisien.
  
  In late 2024, following a triumphant sold-out show at the Zénith de Paris and a standout performance on Star Academy, Charlotte was thrust into the spotlight with the single Feel Good. The song quickly became a true phenomenon, standing out as the most-played track on French radio and television. It sustained over three million weekly streams for several weeks and earned Platinum certification.
  
  Released in 2023, Charlotte Cardin’s second album, 99 Nights, marked a major turning point in her career. The project brought her international visibility, with a billboard in Times Square, a dedicated Apple Music 1 radio show, a COLORS performance, and a debut at #9 on Spotify’s Global Debut Chart. In Canada, the album was widely acclaimed, earning JUNO Awards for Album of the Year and Pop Album of the Year.
  
  Charlotte first broke through in 2021 with Phoenix, a critically acclaimed debut that garnered six JUNO Award nominations and four wins, including Album of the Year and Single of the Year for Meaningless. Certified Platinum in Canada, Phoenix made Charlotte the first Canadian artist to reach the top of the Canadian Billboard chart since Céline Dion in 2016.
  
  Following the Big Boy EP and Main Girl EP, Cardin emerged as an international phenomenon with her 2021 debut Phoenix. At the 2022 JUNO Awards, the LP took home “Album of the Year” and “Pop Album of the Year,” while Meaningless garnered “Single of the Year” and she personally received “Artist of the Year.” Inciting unanimous tastemaker applause, HYPEBAE christened her “one of Canada’s brightest young talents.” Following sold-out headline dates and powerhouse turns at Bonnaroo and Festival d’Été de Québec, Cardin topped the bill at Osheaga in 2021, marking a momentous Montréal homecoming.
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