Ruidosa (which means to “rumble”, “make noise”, or “roar” in the Spanish female form) is the first fully female-led music festival throughout Latin America. It is also a transfeminist, interdisciplinary, inclusive, intergenerational community and platform that celebrates the projects of female, female identified and dissident voices in the Latin American music industry and creative disciplines. In addition to festivals, Ruidosa does this through workshops, conversation panels, podcasts, as well as research. Always reminding us the importance of owning your own voice, staying true to yourself and creating the path that is right for you. This year, Ruidosa is teaming up with Lincoln Center for a one-day takeover event—featuring artists from across the Latin diaspora, including iLE, Buscabulla, Francisca Valenzuela, Salt Cathedral, Renee Goust, Khylie Rylo, Riobamba, Mireya Ramos, Ali Stone, Nella, Bruses, and Bebel Gilberto—conjoining both organizations' visions of vital collaborative space. Join us for a full day of live music, music industry panels, and a late-night silent disco as we enact social and cultural transformation and embrace the empowerment of women in creative industries, all through a Latine lens.
Entrance for all Ruidosa events is at The Dance Floor, located on Columbus Avenue at 64th Street, accessible via ramp or stairs. From there, guests can access events at Damrosch Park, Hearst Plaza, and The Dance Floor. Note: The line may extend down Columbus Avenue towards 62nd St. For guests unable to stand in line, please check in at the Welcome Center in David Geffen Hall to request an accommodation.
If you have any questions about this event, please contact Guest Experience at 212-875-5456 or [email protected].
