Complete guide: Sónar Barcelona from Mexico

Sónar is one of the most respected electronic music and digital culture festivals in the world — a mix of experimental showcases, art, technology, and an international lineup, held every June in Barcelona.

The festival splits across two venues: SonarDía (daytime, at Fira Montjuïc, with activities, exhibitions, and concerts) and SonarNit (nighttime, at Fira Gran Via, home to the big parties). Both are connected by organized transport during the event.

Weather: June in Barcelona is warm and dry, with temperatures between 18°C and 28°C. Light clothing for the day, something warmer for the early hours — nights by the sea cool down more than you'd expect.

The city itself is part of the experience: the beach, Gaudí's architecture, and an excellent food scene make Barcelona a destination worth exploring in the days before or after the festival.

Getting around: Barcelona's metro is efficient and covers both Sónar venues without hassle. You don't need a rental car or private transport to get around the city.

Documents: the same requirements as any Schengen-area destination — a passport with at least six months of validity remaining and, for Mexican citizens, no visa needed for short tourist stays (always confirm the current rules before you travel).

With UVIBE we coordinate flights, lodging, and transfers between both venues — you just choose which showcases you don't want to miss.