This Wednesday, Indios, Q’LoKura and Coty Hernández round off Fan Fest

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·23 September 2026

This Wednesday, Indios, Q’LoKura and Coty Hernández round off Fan Fest

Rosario, Santa Fe, and Rafaela will host another day of music and activities to enjoy together. The night will feature Indios at Parque Independencia, Q’LoKura at Parque del Sur, and Coty Hernández at the Rafaela Microstadium.

This Wednesday, September 23, the Fan Fest will once again bring music and energy to the Santa Fe 2026 South American Games. All three cities will have programming starting in the morning and different stages to choose from in the afternoon, with artists arriving to accompany the final stretch of the day.

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In Rosario, activities will begin at 10 a.m. with Circo Lumiere at CapiPlaza and continue with radio and streaming shows, DJs, and live music. In the afternoon, Muñecas, Giorgia Pasero, and other acts will take the stage, while award ceremonies will occupy the Independencia stage between 5 and 7:30 p.m.

The night will feature two highlights: Caliope Family will perform at 8 p.m., and at 9 p.m. Indios will arrive to close the musical program at Independencia 1.

Q’LoKura, the closing act in Santa Fe

At Parque del Sur, the day will begin at 9 a.m. with Radio LT9 and continue from 2 p.m. with DJs, radio stations, and artists. Resuena, Rogelios, and Tarro & The Baldes will be part of the afternoon lineup, along with a talk by licensed psychologist Cecilia Ce.

At 8 p.m., Q’LoKura will take over Stage 1 to close the day in Santa Fe and become one of the main reasons to head to the Fan Fest.

Coty Hernández, at the end of the night in Rafaela

In Rafaela, the Microstadium and the Velodrome will have activities throughout the afternoon, with DJ Nacho Hergenreder, La Perla del West, DJ Gian Chiarelli, GPN, and Maga Fernández, among others.

From 7 p.m., the Microstadium will become the center of activity with Quamuyo, and starting at 8 p.m., Gamba Blues and Coty Hernández will be in charge of bringing the music to a close.

In this way, the Fan Fest once again offers an alternative for people to come together, connect, and enjoy the Games through music and each city’s cultural offerings as well.