The Longaniza Festival, the traditional event of Chillán will be broadcast on open television and throughout Chile, on the TVN channel.
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The main day will be Saturday, August 22, starting at 9:45 PM and will be hosted by Daniel Fuenzalida and Carla Jara, while Simón Oliveros will be backstage.
The show will feature a varied lineup of music and humor. Among its stars will be the national singer-songwriter Vicente Cifuentes and the television debut of Amigo de Artistas will take place. Mauricio Palma, one of the winners of the latest edition of the Huaso Festival of Olmué, will also take the stage.
The international closing will be in charge of the Argentine band La Mosca, a group that has marked different generations with songs that became true classics.
The Longaniza Festival lasts three days, from August 21 to 23, during which TVN’s digital platforms will broadcast various shows, events, and activities taking place around it.
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Friday is the turn of Kudai, one of the most recognized Chilean bands of the 2000s decade and which maintains an important community of followers, as well as Los Potros del Sur.
On Saturday afternoon, El gallo Pipe (Children’s show) will perform, while on Sunday, August 23, it will be the turn of the outstanding Argentine singer Fabiana Cantilo, a fundamental figure of Argentine rock and responsible for a career that includes some of the great classics of Latin American music, as well as the cumbia of Adrián, Deborah, and Los Dados Negros.
Among the confirmed artists and shows are Claudio Narea, Kardo Freestyle Show; Isabella Serafini; Expreso Budapest; Osyan; Wurlitzer; Paillalén; Pilmakén; Nanihue; Con Panaderos y Guitarras; Mago Flip; Títeres Pelafustán; Banca Rota; Suspendidos; Funkyhole and Rompekadenas.
Thus, over three days, TVN will bring “The Longaniza Festival” to all of Chile, combining its open signal and digital platforms with music, humor, culture, and traditions around one of the most emblematic products of the Ñuble Region.
