From 12 to 14 November, Cáceres will host Atrapafest 2026, a new festival dedicated to urban music, art, gastronomy, and initiatives that foster diversity and community engagement. The event will take place at Cáceres Fórum, located in the Recinto Ferial, establishing Cáceres as a hub for urban culture and contemporary musical trends.
Soledad Carrasco, the city’s Councillor for Celebrations, emphasised that the festival is committed to authenticity, artistic quality, and a strong connection to the local area, offering an experience that extends beyond the concerts.
Attendees can expect performances from some of the most prominent names in the national urban music scene, featuring a variety of styles including trap, rap, hip hop, reggae, dancehall, reggaeton, electronic music, and emerging urban sounds. Notable artists include Yung Beef, Fernandocosta, Fyahbwoy, Nikone, Dollar Selmouni, Reality, Faenna, Dolores, Mazmorras, and Daniella Da Silva, among many others who represent both the present and future of the genre.
Designed to appeal to different generations of urban music enthusiasts, Carrasco stated, “The festival is aimed at both those who have followed the evolution of the genre for years and those looking to discover new talents. It promises to be an experience for younger audiences as well as those who fell in love with urban music in the early 1990s.”
In addition to the musical programme, Atrapafest will showcase urban art, gastronomy, merchandise, barber services, and initiatives that promote diversity and community in an inclusive and safe environment. Carrasco encouraged the residents of Cáceres to enjoy this new offering, which not only focuses on music but also includes activities linked to urban culture and gastronomy. Furthermore, the festival will support talent through a competition for urban artists.
