Best New Festival in North America – USA Today’s 10 Best Reader’s Choice 2019
Featured article: Baja Beach Fest Founders Aaron Ampudia And Chris Den Uijl Discuss Their Reggaeton Festivalâs Cross-Border Business – Pollstar
âOnly on its second consecutive year, the fest, nestled on the glistening beach of Rosarito, Mexico, has managed to become a player on the global festival sceneâ –Â Billboard
“Baja Beach Fest Was a Game-Changing Showcase of Latinx Excellence” –Â Vice
“If youâve heard anything about Baja Beach Fest â the reggaeton and Latin hip-hop festival coming to Rosarito, Mexicoâs historic Papas & Beer this weekend â you know this: Itâs a party. Like a big, wild, sprawling, bucket-list rager. And while other festivals seek to widen their reach by bringing in digital artists, broadening the genres they focus on, or adding in a health component, Baja Beach Fest is staying true to its identity.” –Â UPROXX
“…the sold-out show is already a success: Ozuna and Bad Bunny are among the two-dozen acts scheduled to perform Friday and Saturday in this coastal resort town about 30 minutes south of the border.” – LA Times
Editor’s Choice: Things To Do In August –Â Delta Sky Magazine
Bringing some of music’s biggest stars to a Mexican beachside town for an unforgettable weekend, 2019’s Baja Beach Fest was a major moment in Latin Trap & Reggaeton history. Taking the time to commemorate the sold-out festival and pay tribute to the artists and attendees who made it happen, Baja Beach Fest shares its 2019 Aftermovie. With a soundtrack of hits by fest headliners Bad Bunny, Ozuna, and J Balvin, the 2019 Aftermovie captures the unique vibe and unbeatable spectacle that made the Rosarito Beach, MX festival such a success. The four-minute video shows off performances by artists such as Becky G, Nicky Jam, and Brytiago, as well as cinematic clips of fireworks and massive crowds; but the most memorable moments of the video focus on individual fans, predominantly Latin, hailing from both sides of the US/Mexico border, and having the time of their lives.
Providing a breezy and beautiful beach weekend full of the best in urban latin music, Baja Beach Fest is one of a kind. Founded by Chris Den Uijl and Aaron Ampudia in 2018, Baja Beach Fest is well on its way to becoming an institution in Rosarito and the music industry at large.
Watch the Baja Beach Fest 2019 Aftermovie:Â https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QRrF9yKgh6g
BBF 2019 Aftermovie Soundtrack:
Ozuna – “SĂguelo Bailando”
Bad Bunny – “Solamente Soy Feliz”
J Balvin & Willy William – “Mi Gente”
Festival co-founders Chris Den Uijl (left) and Aaron Ampudia (Credit: Koury Angelo/Baja Beach Fest)
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When Ozuna and Mark B sang âEl dĂa estĂĄ pa’ playa y arena, la vamos a pasar muy bienâ in 2016, they very well may have been foreseeing the launch of the Baja Beach Fest two years later. After a remarkable inaugural year,  Baja Beach Fest is back for its sophomore year, celebrating the Latin community, beach vibes, and young Latin trap/reggaeton music. The first and only festival of its kind ââ Baja Beach Fest Fest is held on the sand of the oceanfront resort of Rosarito, creating an all-encompassing experience of music and coastal feels. It was imagined into existence by two friends, Chris Den Uijl and Aaron Ampudia, and dedicated to the local community who wanted to bring the worldâs most streamed artists together for a weekend of music. In 2019, the sold-out festival expanded to two days and 30,000 tickets, boasting headlining performances from Bad Bunny, J Balvin, Nicky Jam, Becky G, and the first-ever festival appearance by Ozuna.
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Watch the Baja Beach Fest 2019 Aftermovie:Â https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QRrF9yKgh6g