- Jennyfer B Noguera
- 14 jun
- 2 Min. de lectura
With over 20 years of experience, Primavera Sound has become one of the preeminent festivals in our country. And in the entire world. And if there's one thing that makes Primavera Sound, as it's known online, different, it's that with each passing year, with each edition, it only grows and grows, becoming a global benchmark festival.

Charli XCX

Chappel Roan

Sabrina Carpenter
A Record-Breaking Edition
But if we have to highlight one distinguishing aspect of Primavera, it's its ability to reinvent itself, improve, and embrace emerging talent who see the festival as a showcase for continued development. This year's exhibition reached 293,000 attendees, a record number that has made this 2025 edition the largest in its history.
And at CUORE, we've been able to experience the festival firsthand from the inside, because we already know that being told about it isn't the same as actually experiencing it. This has become abundantly clear to us because thousands of people from hundreds of countries have marked the festival's dates on their calendars, and it has become a must-attend event for music lovers.
Female Power
Although Primavera Sound grows in magnitude and relevance every year, we can safely say that this has been the most powerful, most diverse, and most empowering edition. And we don't say this for any specific reason, because the festival takes different aspects into account.
First, and perhaps most importantly for the public, is the lineup. Since 2019, Primavera Sound was the first festival to feature a gender-neutral lineup, and this year they wanted to go a step further by featuring three internationally renowned female artists as headliners: Charli xcx, Sabrina Carpenter, and Chappell Roan.
But with 14 stages and more than 300 artists performing, the diversity of genres, cultures, and styles was the order of the day. From British rappers like Central Cee to Irish country singers like CMAT, without forgetting, of course, Spanish stars like Amaia, the band Carolina Durante, Tetas Frías, or Raya Diplomática, led by Javier Calvo.
A job for everyone
But for the artists to shine on stage, it's essential that there are also women off-stage who are capable of handling everything that goes into putting on a festival that isn't simply a succession of concerts, but one that feels like they're all part of one. For example, Kirdis Postelle, Amazon Music's Global Head of Content and Artist Marketing, told us that she has always taken on roles of responsibility and that it is part of her DNA, but she wanted to remind us that there is still a lot of work to be done because "it is still not established everywhere that there are women in important roles."










