Nearly 90,000 people have attended the first three days of Rototom Sunsplash, the international festival that turns Benicàssim into the city of 'reggae' for a few days.
Visitors of more than 70 nationalities have passed through this municipality of Castellón, which extends its programming until next Tuesday.
Of these, more than 13,000 are under 13 years of age, which "reinforces the family profile" of the musical macrocite. Also its "more inclusive" side thanks to the 9,000 over 65s and more than 4,000 people with functional diversity along with their companions have joined the Rototom experience, as detailed by the organization in a statement.
The festival also accumulates followers "from any corner of the planet" thanks to 'streaming'. In fact, among the most followed live shows, the Burning Spear concert last Friday, which has reached "incredible figures" coinciding with the release of their new album, No destroyer, which is among the best sellers these days in the United States.
The musical event faces its fifth day of celebration this Sunday, in the middle of a venue "full of life and leisure proposals for any age", with which to "recharge energy" before giving way to the concerts.
