00:25This is a festival that represents part of the Colombian identity,
00:29Colombian, and this festival represents everything,
00:33it represents Colombia in general, it represents all the national batistas.
00:38It's vital because it's a vitrine to be able to make people from other parts of the world,
00:44especially festivals, see themselves in one.
00:46It serves a lot for the independent bands,
00:48because they can get to know a lot of people,
00:50a lot of people who can't reach normally,
00:53and they can reach out of a massive way,
00:55if it's thanks to this type of spectacles,
00:56so it's super important for the independent band to have that support.
00:59The band, from the young to the great national band,
01:02they have the opportunity to finally get attention
01:05for practically 6 months,
01:07since they come from a cartel,
01:10until they present at the Estereo Picnic,
01:11basically they promote their music.
01:13We only have to visit.
01:16We don't have to go out loud enough,
01:28we all have to go down the room all over.
01:57We felt that even though we were playing early in the smaller group, we had a lot of
02:02It was an incredible recogida, it is to say, at the end of the show I saw the car was
02:06totally full
02:07and it was an incredible feeling of seeing a lot of people known, from there to the front, from there
02:14to the back
02:15a lot of people supporting and playing music colombian.
02:18The public influence is huge, that what is happening is growing more and that is working for all the bands,
02:25and we leave very happy.
02:26There are very few people today who say that of a national label, and in that sense, I believe
02:32the acceptation and especially the consumption of the national band.
02:38We saw three days, really, there was a lot of people following the presentation of the national band
02:43and it is something that really fills the sun.
03:08Sabor, timbres, una sensación latina del ritmo, que la verdad es exquisita para muchos otros países,
03:16sobre todo pensar que el público viene a encontrar nuevas cosas, a darle lujo a esa curiosidad
03:23que tienen dentro musical y darles sorpresas, darles espectáculo.
03:28Tenemos una identidad cultural y musical que nos representa y que tenemos que resguardar
03:35y que tenemos que mantener mostrándola al mundo entero para que todo el mundo se compenetre con lo que nosotros
03:40somos.
03:41Ahorita también hay una oferta gigante de bandas, de bandas buenísimas, de calidad, gracias precisamente a todo esto,
03:48porque la gente ve que proyectos como Bombasterio pueden llegar a unos niveles impresionantes como las bandas más main del
03:54mundo
03:54y uno dice, en realidad se puede vivir de la música y se puede hacer esto, es saber comercializarlo
03:58y tener todas estas herramientas que nos empiezan a ayudar como en toda la industria musical
04:04para todos los que de pronto no tenemos un acceso con una disquera o no tenemos un acceso a otro
04:07tipo de cosas
04:08que puede tener una banda mucho más grande.
