55 Years After Avandaro, CDMX Declares Mexican Rocking Day
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At the age of 50, the Avandaro Festival, which took place on September 11 and 12, 1971, is an event that continues in the memory of Mexicans, which summoned thousands of people at a stage in which students had their rights to assembly, transit and expression restricted.The Avandaro Festival position first appeared in Kiosco of history.
55 years from Avandaro, the festival marked Mexican rock and provoked an official reaction that changed the national music scene for years. The entry Avandaro Festival: 55 years from before and after rock in Mexico was first published in La Voz de Michoacán.
The Congress of CDMX declared September 11 Mexican Rocanrol Day, 55 years after Avandaro and an era marked by censorship of the genre
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