The Cerdanya Music Festival, organized by Concert Studio, closed its second edition this Saturday with some 16,000 attendees and an average capacity for its concerts of 73%, as reported by the organization. Which represents a growth of 6.6% compared to the 2021 edition.
The festival, which started on the 11th, has opened its location this year by moving to Llívia (Girona), where it will also take place in 2023.
During these nine nights of music, the public has been able to enjoy concerts by artists such as God Save the Queen, Stay Homas, Joan Dausà or Sara Baras.
The organizers estimate that 75% of the attendees have been from Girona and surroundings, 15% from the rest of Catalonia, while the remaining 10% have come from the rest of Spain or abroad.
This year's figures consolidate the Cerdanya Music Festival "as one of the reference musical events in the area, also betting on gastronomy, artists and local suppliers", according to the organization.
