The La Onda festival, which will take place in Napa Valley for the second consecutive year, is the Mexican regional version of the famous Bottlerock festival. This two-day event will feature prominent stars of the genre, combining regional Mexican music with pop and rock guests, thus reflecting the current musical diversity.
On May 31, the festival will host Marco Antonio Solís, Band MS, Pepe Aguilar, Yuridia, Camila Fernández, Xavi, Tito Doble P, and Chino Pacas, talents that have gained popularity on social media and digital platforms. On Sunday, July 1, surprises are also expected, such as a possible collaboration with Carin León and Edén Muñoz, something much anticipated by fans.
Throughout the event, attendees will enjoy a variety of musical proposals, from corridos tumbados by Codiciado and Oscar Maydón to the elegance of Ángela Aguilar and Alicia Villarreal. The mix of styles and the opportunity to see established artists alongside those who are just starting out make La Onda a unique experience for lovers of Mexican music in a special setting like Napa Valley.
The initiative to create La Onda arose due to the lack of Spanish-language events in the region, seeking to bring the Mexican community closer to their favorite artists without having to travel long distances. In its first edition, the festival was a total success, featuring prominent figures like La Arrolladora, Eslabón Armado, and Maná.
This year, the festival lineup promises to maintain the level and offer an unforgettable experience for attendees, who will enjoy music in a comfortable environment surrounded by vineyards, adding a special touch to the experience. The presence of artists like Carin, Grupo Firme, Edén Muñoz, and many more guarantees a variety of proposals for all tastes at La Onda.
