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Strongly adventurous with strongly social, strongly lively, strongly trendy character.

Dive into the heart of Aquasella Fest, an electrifying music festival nestled in the lush landscape of Cangas de Onís, Spain. Feel the raw energy as vibrant red and purple stage lights pierce through the evening mist, accompanied by booming bass and the enthusiastic roar of the crowd. This video captures the visceral thrill of live EDM performances with pulsating rhythms and an immersive audio-visual spectacle that pulses with youthful spirit and unbridled passion. Join the movement where music and nature collide under the night sky, creating unforgettable moments of communal joy and heart-pounding exhilaration. Your next lifetime festival experience awaits—immerse yourself in the intensity and magic of Aquasella!

Travel tip

August — peak festival season with warm summer nights

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Most videos filmed Oct during autumn. July is quiet - more local atmosphere, fewer tourists.

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August — peak festival season with warm summer nights

Evening to late night

Comfortable clothes and shoes, Ear plugs, Portable charger, Water bottle, Festival ticket, and Camera or smartphone

Music Lovers, Festival Goers, Young Travelers, Group Trips, and Photography Enthusiasts

The nearest airport is Asturias Airport (OVD), approximately 50 minutes by car from Cangas de Onís.

Find accommodation ranging from cozy guesthouses in Cangas de Onís to charming rural hotels and boutique stays in nearby Arriondas.Book a stay →

Explore the Picos de Europa National Park, enjoy river rafting at Sella River, or visit the Roman Bridge in Cangas de Onís for a historic touch.Book a tour →

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One of 24 clips our travelers have filmed in Cangas de Onís