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Bogota

Creamfields electronic music festival comes to Colombia

by Natalie Dalton October 4, 2011
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One of the world’s most epic electronic music festivals, Creamfields, makes its first visit to Colombia, touching down in Bogota on November 18 at Corferias.

Creamfields has been cracking off for 13 years straight, and continues to take over the world with its eclectic mix of electronic music and surrounding genres. The festival has expanded to perform in 17 countries, and has attracted an international audience of more than three million people at its concerts in Spain, Brazil, Poland, Turkey, Portugal, and more.

The internationally traveling festival has already become popular in South America with its yearly appearances in Argentina, Chile and Peru, and this year in Colombia it promises even more fun and ground-shaking beats.

Headlining DJs planned to rock the Bogota-based event include David Guetta, Afrojack, Laidback Luke, Guti, and many more to be announced soon.

Famous french DJ David Guetta has been rocking the globe for years and just won a Grammy award for best remixed recording of a Madonna song. With more than 22 million fans on Facebook, and over 70 million views on YouTube, David Guetta has truly made a name for himself across the globe.

To get in on the electronic madness for yourself, tickets are available at Exito supermarkets or via TuBolta.com, starting at the discount general entrance price of $65 and ranging up to full-price VIP tickets at $128.

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