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Tremp Grooves for 13 Hours of Techno at The Pini Festival

The fifth edition of the event at Parc del Pinell gathered 1,500 people with a notable presence of local DJs.

Image of an outdoor electronic music festival at dusk.
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Image of an outdoor electronic music festival at dusk.

Parc del Pinell in Tremp hosted the fifth edition of The Pini electronic music festival, offering 13 uninterrupted hours of techno with ten DJs, establishing itself as a key event of Holy Week in Pallars Jussà.

The event, which took place on Saturday, had a limited capacity of 1,500 people, with tickets experiencing high demand since their release. This edition, organized by the Associació de Joves T25620, began at 5:00 PM on Saturday and continued until 6:00 AM on Sunday.
The musical lineup featured ten DJs, combining emerging talent with more established figures in the electronic scene. Barcelona-based DJ and producer Gea was one of the main attractions, joined by artists such as Raevon and Lia Jensen. The festival also highlighted its commitment to local talent, with the participation of regional DJs like Pocsiroll and Tito Cava.
The musical program explored various facets of techno and electronic music, with sets designed to evolve throughout the day and maintain energy until dawn. In addition to the music, the festival grounds included a food truck area and were adapted to ensure optimal conditions for the public, reinforcing The Pini's position as a growing reference in the electronic circuit of the Pyrenees.

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