The 64th Festival de la Canción de Viña del Mar is set to dazzle audiences from February 23 to 28, 2025, at the iconic Quinta Vergara.
This prestigious event will feature renowned international artists, promising high-quality performances that will captivate attendees.
Leading this year's festival are Megamedia and Bizarro Live Entertainment, with broadcasts across Latin America via Disney+ and exclusive content on Billboard.
Latin music icon Marc Anthony will return with his 'Historia Tour.' With over 30 years in the industry, he is celebrated for hits like 'Valió la pena' and 'Vivir mi vida,' and boasts multiple Grammy and Latin Grammy awards along with numerous platinum records, solidifying his status as a global ambassador of Latin culture. This will mark his fourth appearance at the festival, following successful performances in 2009, 2012, and 2019.
Chilean artist Myriam Hernández will bring her romantic flair to the stage, backed by a career featuring 13 singles on the Hot Latin Songs chart and multiple accolades, including the Latin Grammy Musical Excellence Award. Colombian vallenato icon Carlos Vives is also set to perform, returning with his tour 'El rock de mi pueblo vive.' Recently named Person of the Year 2024 by the Latin Grammys, he has an impressive list of awards, including two Grammys and 18 Latin Grammys.
The pop-rock country duo Ha*Ash will enchant the audience with their latest album 'Haashville.' Bacilos, known for classics like 'Caraluna' and 'Mi primer millón,' will not only perform but also serve as a festival judge. Latin pop star Sebastián Yatra will showcase his multifaceted talent, recently making his Broadway debut in the musical 'Chicago.'
Mexican singer-songwriter Carin León, whose real name is Óscar Armando Díaz de León Huez, has also joined the lineup. Urban music will make a strong presence with Duki, debuting at Viña with his hit album 'Ameri.' This festival serves as a platform for both established and emerging artists, reinforcing Viña's status as the largest Latin festival in the world. With its global broadcast, this edition promises to be unforgettable, heralding a new era for music in the region.
Closing out the festival will be the performance of Kid Voodoo, a Chilean artist known as 'El Sátiro.'