With a record attendance of 63,000 over the festival’s three days, the seventh edition of Estéreo Picnic saw a whole host of famed international and local artists take to three stages to delight crowds undeterred by the rain. Here’s a selection of photos from the event
Of Monsters and Men

Photo: David Micolta

Iceland’s Of Monsters and Men were one of the first international groups to perform, but they still managed to draw an impressive crowd. Photo: Victoria Holguin
Tame Impala

Photo: Ana María Salazar Echavarría

Tame Impala’s distinctive set, as always accompanied by impressive visuals. Photo: Victoria Holguin
Mumford and Sons

Photo: Victoria Holguin

The folk stylings of Mumford went down a treat with the crowd as they closed off the main stage on day one. Photo: Victoria Holguin
Die Antwood

Never ones to put on an ordinary show, South Africa’s Die Antwoord rounded off the night in typical fashion. Photo: Victoria Holguin.
Fireworks

Photo: Juan Echavarría
People

Photo: Victoria Holguin
Alabama Shakes

Alabama Shakes rocked the main stage on day two with the powerful and soulful voice of Brittany Howard. Photo: Andres Alvarado.
Jungle

The UK’s Jungle offering a typically energetic and eclectic set. Photo: Ana María Salazar Echavarría
Noel Gallagher

Photo: Ana María Salazar Echavarría

Photo: Ana María Salazar Echavarría

Unsurprisingly, Noel Gallagher wasn’t too pleased that his first visit to the country was hampered by rain and moments of dodgy sound quality, but he and his High Flying Birds nonetheless put on a phenomenal show, replete with a few Oasis numbers. Photo: Ana María Salazar Echavarría.
Florence + The Machine

Photo: Ana María Salazar Echavarría

Photo: Ana María Salazar Echavarría

Photo: Ana María Salazar Echavarría

For many, Florence + The Machine’s set was the highlight of the festival. Infused with her trademark maniacal energy, Florence bounded around the stage barefoot, rousing the crowd despite the heavy downpour. Photo: Ana María Salazar Echavarría
Having fun!

Photo: Camilo Baez

Photo: Camilo Baez

Photo: Camilo Baez

Photo: Juan Echavarría
Nelda Piña

Colombia’s own Nelda Piña was on hand to bring some traditional/fusion sounds to proceedings. Photo: Andres Alvara
Seeed

Photo: Ana María Salazar Echavarría

German reggae group Seeed put on a brilliantly energetic and unique show. Photo: Ana María Salazar Echavarría
Sidestepper

Photo: Ana María Salazar Echavarría

Photo: Ana María Salazar Echavarría

Local band Sidestepper got the tent bouncing with a typically rousing and pulsating concert, with plenty of Colombian rhythms. Photo: Ana María Salazar Echavarría
The Flaming Lips

Photo: Andres Alvarado

A quirky and incredibly lively performance from The Flaming Lips readied the crowd for the final hours of the festival. Photo: Andres Alvarado
MNKYBSNSS

The Huawei tent was brought to life by psychedelic visuals and the unique guitar/turntable stylings of Barranquilla’s MNKYBSNSS. Photo: Ana María Salazar Echavarría
Snoop Dog

Photo: Ana María Salazar Echavarría

Photo: Ana María Salazar Echavarría

The Doggfather, the perennial hip hop caricature (who doesn’t realise he’s a caricature), Snoop Dogg wore his customary local football top (number 20, Snoop Dogg on the back), while smoking a massive blunt, eyeing up his dancer and spitting his legendary and hilarious lyrics into a diamond-studded microphone. All in a day’s work. Photo: Ana María Salazar Echavarría
Baloon tank

Photo: Juan Echavarría