Overview
- The two‑day event at Aeródromo Santa María de Punilla featured international names such as Franz Ferdinand and The Chemical Brothers alongside Argentine mainstays including Fito Páez, Divididos and Airbag.
- Attendance figures diverged, with organizers and the provincial culture agency reporting about 180,000 across both days, while media counts ranged from roughly 90,000 to just over 100,000.
- Provincial statements pointed to economic effects including more than 5,000 jobs and demand for about 15,000 accommodations for artists and crews, alongside a 32% year‑over‑year rise in visitors to Córdoba during carnival.
- Event operations leaned on partners: Life Seguros insured the festival and offered lockers, charging stations and rest areas on site, while Quilmes ran branded fan activations.
- Initiatives beyond the stages included Rockeritos placing teen bands on a surprise stage and the Ecosquín program focusing on waste management and carbon‑footprint tracking; organizers also announced a 2027 pre‑sale starting Feb. 25.