Reggaeton Beach Festival concludes its sixth edition with another success in attendance

Reggaeton Beach Festival was once again a huge success in Benidorm this past weekend. The sixth edition of the event has once again placed Benidorm at the national and international epicentre of this musical genre, attracting thousands of people. In Benidorm, each day of the event drew 18,000 people to the Hermanos Martínez Munuera soccer fields at the Guillermo Amor Sports City.

And once again, no notable incidents were reported during the festival. In this regard, the Department of Public Service reported that on Saturday, there were the usual delays at the entrance to the venue caused by a large influx of people, an incident that was resolved by the organisers. Otherwise, no major incidents were reported, and only the usual minor incidents were reported, mostly caused by the high temperatures experienced on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. They also highlighted the generally good behaviour of attendees within the festival grounds.

The Mayor of Benidorm, Toni Pérez, visited the event yesterday, Sunday, and had the opportunity to meet with the queens and senior ladies, who didn't want to miss the festival. The Mayor also greeted the RBF organisers and took the opportunity to meet some of the guest artists, as well as visit the 2025 Mayorales stand, located in the food truck zone. Pérez highlighted the good atmosphere and the large attendance of fans, "which once again demonstrates that Benidorm is a huge attraction in itself for holding these types of major events because they are guaranteed to be a success."