Excitement, good music, and party: a day at the Weekend Beach

The thermometer hit thirty degrees in Torre del Mar, but it was no deterrent for the die-hard fans. Since before seven in the evening, hundreds of people were lined up yesterday, eager to enter the Weekend Beach Festival venue to secure front row spots to see their favorite artists up close. The earliest attendees did not hesitate to top up their bracelets for refreshments and to gather strength at the bars and food trucks of the festival venue. They knew a long night filled with music and emotions was ahead.

On its second day, the Weekend Beach Festival featured major artists such as Lori Meyers, an essential classic that can't be missed in the playlist of the most indie and rock fans. Other big names included Lia Kali and De La Rose, both international figures highly acclaimed by the audience. The popular Huecco and one of the references of national rap, Kase O, couldn't be missed on a day like this. To bring good vibes and reggaeton, a style always present at any festival, the guest artist was Kapo. The Colombian is one of the Latin stars of the moment.

Caps, sunglasses, glitter, football shirts, floral shirts, shorts, dresses, outfits of all kinds and people of all ages. At the Weekend Beach Festival, the dress code is marked by comfort and personal style. But the accessory that no one in the audience lacks is the entry bracelet, this year in a radiant orange, the magical pass that opens the doors to days of non-stop partying. For many, it is also an unforgettable souvenir. Pablo, 23, has been coming to the festival for three years and keeps repeating, "I come to have a good time with my friends and enjoy good music."

At Weekend Beach, there's room for all kinds of audiences. The variety of musical genres and artists is one of the great attractions of this event, which celebrates its tenth year. However, one of the crowd's favorites, without a doubt, is the band from Granada, Lori Meyers. María, 32, had no doubts about attending the festival: "They are my favorite band. I didn't think twice when the tickets came out."

Thousands of people from all over Spain attend this essential gathering for festival-goers. This is the case for Antonio, 57, who specifically comes from Cazorla: "I love festivals. I have spent many years seeing different artists. The lineup attracts me with Derby Motoreta's B.K, Rozalén, and Estopa." In such a diverse atmosphere, it is not unusual to find parents and children sharing the same passion for music. The generational fusion is part of the essence of this festival, which has managed to connect with all audiences, from the youngest to the most veteran.

Indeed, Torre del Mar pulsated to the rhythm of Weekend Beach. The beach became a natural stage where the music seemed to merge with the sea, creating a unique atmosphere that invited everyone to let go. Among the waves of sound, attendees could be seen jumping, dancing, and singing with the same intensity as if it were the last night of summer.

Music, emotions, heat, memories, and the desire to continue. That's how a festival is experienced, which, ten years later, remains an essential summer appointment. As the night progressed, the stars shone not only in the sky but also on stage, while the festival continued to leave its mark on the hearts of all those present.