Sheltered by natural wealth and lots of music, the Bahidorá Carnival brought together some 10,000 young people.

 

For three days and many hours of nonstop music, nearly 10,000 young people enjoyed the 11th edition of the Bahidorá Carnival, held last weekend in Las Estacas Park, Morelos.

Five stages amidst the jungle landscape and the local river hosted performances this year by more than 30 national and international groups, featuring electronic music, rock, reggaeton, and cumbia.

The party kicked off Friday afternoon on two stages, the Amate and the Estación, illuminated in blue and red, respectively, where the audience enjoyed the music in a relaxed atmosphere; some young people sat on the grass, while others danced.

At six o'clock in the evening, Lawrence's beats were heard at Amate; as night fell, DJs  Molly  and Map.Ache got the audience moving euphorically.

At the same time, across the park at the station, musicians Nidia, Marfox, and Firmeza offered their blend of tropical rhythms and electronic sounds. Some young people enjoyed the music while enjoying snacks at the community centers.