Vibra Urbana 2024 packed in dozens of performances over two action-packed days, bringing reggaeton superstars, respected OGs, and the hottest rising stars to the Miami-Dade County Fair & Expo Center for an unforgettable weekend.
The largest reggaeton festival had a special vibe from the start, with fans and artists alike knowing well that the whole world had their eyes on reggaeton’s biggest stage.
It all started Saturday, February 17 at 1pm as doors opened to the public. Thousands of music fans quickly started to enter the gates of the expo ready to see their favorites from Venesti. Representing Colombia, he turned up the heat for everyone getting there.
The other artists such as Chesca brought out Mariah Angeliq for their current collaboration “Bicha.” In fact, we caught up with Mariah who shared how exciting it was to join Chesca on stage.
“That went really good like the crowd was super lit,” Mariah told Lupe LLerenas backstage during Vibra Urbana. “As soon I came on stage, everyone was giving me that love. It was really dope.”
Others incredible acts who touched the Vibra Urabana, day one stage were Alvaro Diaz, Dei V, and Young Miko. In fact, this was the third time the Puerto Rican rapper touched the Vibra Urbana stage.
Farruko turned up the heat towards the end of the night as he performed some of his best hits like “Papas,” “Calma,” “El Incomprendido,” and many more. To close out day one, Anuel AA invited some of his special friends to join him on stage such as Ozuna.
Day two of Vibra Urbana, unfortunately, had a late start due to the weather. It started raining since the early morning, which delayed the festival to start at 2 p.m. Nonetheless, Vibra Urabana said rain on shine, they show must go on because the festival then opened it’s doors at around 4 p.m. But since, the event started later, many artists had to reduce their set times.
Some of the artists that performed on day two were Nicki Nicole, Piso 21, Ivy Queen, Arcangel, and Chris Palace, and Rauw Alejandro who closed down the two day festival. just to name a few.
La Caballota, Ivy Queen only performed for 15 minutes, but she came and delivered for the fans waiting under the rain as she sang “Te He Querido Te He Llorado,” Que Lloren, and “Quiero Bailar.”
Argentinian producer, songwriter and DJ, Bizarrap had everyone dancing. In fact, it was his first United States festival and his first Vibra Urbana so you know, it was extra special. The thousands of fans at the festival were jumping up and down to his music.
To end Vibra Urbana 2024, Rauw Alejandro shut down day two. And to be completely honest, although it was raining, Raul’s music was perfect for the weather. I mean, just picture fans dancing in the rain, singing to “Quiero Volver a Repetir” to “Todo De Ti” and “Desesperados.” Rauw ended the night with “Baby Hello.”
Over all, this was my first Vibra Urbana and couldn’t think of any other way than experiencing my first one, the way that I did. Special thanks to Amazon Music and Vibra Urbana for delivering a true experience!
Without a doubt, Vibra Urbana 2024 did not disappoint. It was a celebration for the Latino culture, and it’s reggaeton music with some of the hottest artist.