The fourth edition of the VIBEZ festival will take place on Friday, 13 November, at Urbine in L'Hospitalet. This event aims to connect digital culture, technology, creativity, and entrepreneurship with young talent. Previous editions have attracted over 2,800 attendees and showcased more than 30 projects.
VIBEZ provides a platform where young people are not just spectators but can discover innovative projects, experiment with new technologies, meet industry professionals, and explore educational and job opportunities. The festival features six thematic areas: Gaming, Music Tech, New Tech, Food Tech, Art Digital, and Fashion Tech, bringing together students, young creators, companies, and entrepreneurs to foster new ideas and highlight emerging talent.
The festival's dynamic programme is designed for various audiences and moments throughout the day. In the morning, there will be talks, a speed job dating session, and a Playground area aimed at educational institutions and young people seeking inspiration. Midday will focus on building alliances between young talents, companies, and industry professionals. In the afternoon, open and participatory activities are planned, including pitches from young entrepreneurial projects, networking opportunities, and simultaneous programming in the Playground space.
Among the projects showcased will be MusikaliVR, developed by the Gurugú studio. Javier Acosta explained on the programme Taquilla Inversa that they create live concert content and broadcasts for virtual reality. “We focus on providing access not only to the concert but also to exclusive content and backstage experiences through virtual reality glasses,” he said.
Another notable project with local roots is Trama World, a revenue management operating system for events. CEO and co-founder Mariona Masip described it as a way to unify all event operations with a QR code, covering access, tickets, cloakroom services, and purchases.
