A Sea of Noise, with waves of rock nationally and internationally, took over the Parque del Muelle, flooding Avilés and Asturias with the best music from the emblematic kiosk. Two days, in its 19th edition, Friday, August 11 and Saturday, August 12, with a large attendance of the public. More than 3000 people between both days.
The festival was opened by two historical figures of rock in Spanish, successful pioneers such as Wildebeest, the band led by José Carlos Molina, about to celebrate half a century on the road, and Ana Curra, founding personality of legendary groups such as Pegamoids and Permanent Paralysis.
Along with both, two Asturian touches, those of Wolffather, tribute band Wolfmother with its own seal, and the hard rock of winchester.
Saturday, international night. The great voice, full of nuances, of Teresa Williams, and her blues, his rock, is the perfect complement to the instrumental mastery of her husband, Larry Campell, who has accompanied Bob Dylan, Paul Simon and Judy Collins. And a visit that once again united Cuba and Avilés thanks to Carlos Varela, one of the greats of the island's music, who has been sung from Ana Belén to Jackson Browne.
Two bands from Asturias completed the night, such as Wood Rock that could not be missed at home on their return to the stage two decades later, and Juaco Vil with his unmistakable group, Los Percances... Rock and a lot of magic from the kiosk of the Parque del Muelle de Avilés.
