Flow Fest 2024: These are the most in-demand artists for this important reggaeton and urban music festival

AndFor Cola Cola Flo Festival, One of the most important reggaeton and urban music festivals in Latin America will return to Mexico this year 2024, after the success it achieved in previous editions, where exponents of the genre strengthened their musical career.

This new edition will be held at the Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez, a major performance venue in Mexico, and will be in the days November 23 and 24, 2024, closing the year already. The event pre-sale will take place on May 29 starting at 2pm for Banamex card users, although there are other ways to purchase:

• Monday, May 27 – Post/Prestige Pre-Sale | 9 am
• Tuesday, May 28 – Priority pre-sale | 9 am
• Wednesday, May 29 – Exclusive pre-sale for Citybanamex | 2 pm
• Thursday, May 30 – General Sales | 2 pm

Tickets will be sold through Ticket manager Those who purchase using Citibanamex cards will have access to promotions 3 months without interest.

It is worth noting that the poster has not yet been revealed and it is likely that this will not happen until after tickets are sold; However, many names of potential artists who will impress fans with their music are already being discussed on social networks.

The most requested artists of the Coca Cola Flow Fest 2024 on social media are from Tokisha, J Balvin, Rao Alejandro, Anuel, Villano Antillano, Yandel, Joel & Randy, Bugito, Yerry Moa, Santa Fe Clan, Anita, Becky G, Ñengo Flow, and even Peso Blumawhich in addition to its classical passages, also flirts with reggaeton and urban music.

Reggaeton is a music genre that emerged at the end of the 1990s. 1990 in Puerto Ricoinfluenced by Spanish reggae from Panama and Dance hall Jamaican. Its roots go back to the urban music of the 1980s, when Latin rhythms began to mix with it Reggae and hip hop.

Panamanian pioneer El General is considered one of the pioneers of the genre, thanks to his hit songs in the 1990s that combined reggae with Spanish lyrics. However, it was in Puerto Rico that reggaeton found its identity and began to develop as a distinct cultural and musical movement.

In the late 1990s and early 2000s, artists were like Daddy Yankee, Tego Calderon and Don Omar They brought reggaeton to a wider audience. Daddy Yankee, with his album “Barrio Fino” and his international hit “Gasolina” in 2004, cemented reggaeton as a global phenomenon. This period also saw the popularization of the “dembo”, a distinctive rhythm essential to the structure of reggaeton.

During the 2000s, the genre continued to evolve, incorporating elements from other styles such as pop, R&B, and electronic music. Artists like Wisin y Yandel, Zion & Lennox, and Héctor “El Father.”“She also played a crucial role in this expansion, collaborating with artists from other genres and gaining recognition on international stages.

In the past decade, reggaeton has reached new levels of popularity around the world, with artists such as J Balvin, Bad Bunny, Maluma, and Carol G Dominate the charts and collaborate with international pop figures such as… Shakira, Beyoncé and Drake.

Reggaeton has transcended its origins to become a dominant music genre and an integral part of global popular culture, while continuing to evolve and adapt to new trends and audiences.