Puro Latino Madrid

Puro Latino Madrid 2026 has already taken place. Here you can find the dates, line-up and practical information for that edition.

Puro Latino Madrid 2026 took place on 26 and 27 June at the Campus de Cantoblanco of the Universidad Autónoma de Madrid. The festival's fourth Madrid edition moves to a university venue with more room to grow and once again establishes itself as one of the big urban events of the start of summer in the Community of Madrid.

The festival keeps a very clear identity: reggaeton, trap, drill, Latin sounds and artists with a strong connection to a young audience. The combination of international names and figures from the Spanish scene gives it a recognisable place in the calendar of June festivals, especially for anyone looking for a two-night plan without leaving Madrid.

Confirmed Puro Latino Madrid 2026 line-up

• Anuel AA
• Morad
• Ñengo Flow
• Kidd Voodoo
• JC Reyes
• Cyril Kamer
• RVFV

Tickets for the 2026 edition

Tickets for 2026 are no longer on sale because the edition has ended.

Getting to the Campus de Cantoblanco

The Campus de Cantoblanco is in the north of Madrid and generally works well for events with access from the capital. For many festival-goers, the most convenient option will be to combine public transport with shuttle buses if the organisers lay them on. The main station is Cantoblanco Universidad, served by Cercanías, although it is always worth checking extra services and special timetables once the festival publishes its final transport information.

By car, the natural route in is via the A-1 corridor and the roads leading into the campus. If you decide to drive, check in advance whether the festival provides dedicated car parks, as university access routes can change considerably during large-scale events. To avoid queues at closing time, it is worth agreeing on a meeting point and departure plan before the final concert.

Recommended accommodation

When it comes to where to stay, there are two approaches. The first is to stay in Madrid city, especially in areas well connected by Cercanías or metro, and travel to the venue just for the concerts. The second is to look for a hotel in the north of the city, Alcobendas, San Sebastián de los Reyes or Chamartín, which is practical if you want to spend less time travelling there and back.

If you are coming from further afield, Madrid lets you extend your trip with other music, food or cultural plans. Even so, do not leave it until the last minute: summer weekends push prices up, and an urban festival of this size can put pressure on accommodation along the northern corridor.

Tips for making the most of it

Puro Latino Madrid is a high-energy festival with a largely young crowd and concerts built for singing along to the hits. Bringing a power bank, comfortable footwear and a basic plan for getting home can make all the difference. It is also worth arriving with time to spare if you want to catch the first sets: at urban festivals, entry queues tend to build up just before the headline acts.