📋About
Tempo Latino 2026: Latin Jazz Festival in Vic-Fezensac
The Tempo Latino festival returns in 2026 to Vic-Fezensac to celebrate the fiery rhythms of Latin music and latin jazz. This iconic musical event of southwestern France has been shaking the Gers region for decades with an eclectic program blending salsa, cumbia, jazz, and world music. The festival creates a festive and sunny atmosphere where spectators can dance and celebrate the cultural richness of Latin American music.
The lineup highlights internationally renowned artists with Yilian Cañizares, a Cuban violinist and singer who blends latin jazz and Afro-Cuban traditions with exceptional virtuosity. La Yegros will bring her explosive electronic cumbia and engaged lyrics, creating a unique fusion between Latin American traditions and contemporary sounds that will make the whole audience dance.
The festival also welcomes British band Matt Bianco, essential figures of sophisticated jazz and bossa nova, who will enchant spectators with their refined melodies and sonic elegance. Roãge completes this beautiful program with their contemporary approach to Latin music, blending traditional influences and modern productions for a captivating result.
Tempo Latino 2026 establishes itself as the essential gathering for Latin music lovers in France. The event offers much more than a succession of concerts: it's a true immersion in Latin American culture, its contagious rhythms, and its communicative joie de vivre. In the warm atmosphere of Vic-Fezensac, this legendary festival represents a unique opportunity to discover the greatest artists of the international latin jazz scene while celebrating the musical diversity of the Hispanic world.
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❓FAQ
How long has Tempo Latino existed and which edition is this?
Europe's leading Latin and Afro-Cuban music festival, Tempo Latino has run since 1994 and presents its 31st edition in 2026 in Vic-Fezensac (Gers, France).
How many stages are there?
The festival centres on the main Arènes stage (Tempo Arena), the only paying area, alongside the free Conga and Cap Tempo stages.
What are the dates and duration?
The 2026 edition runs from Thursday 30 July to Sunday 2 August, four days, with the Tempo Latino Social Club night on Thursday and the Arènes concerts from 9pm on Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Is there camping?
Yes, several paid tent-only areas: Goulin rugby stadium and Les Acacias football stadium (12 € with a 3 or 4-day pass, 20 € with a 1-day ticket), plus the Cauderon campsite (5 to 30 € depending on arrival day, with disabled access, showers and toilets).
Which station is nearest and how do I get there?
Vic-Fezensac has no station: use Toulouse, Agen or Auch instead. Tempo shuttles serve the festival from Toulouse-Matabiau and Agen (departures Thursday and Friday, returns on Monday).
Where can I eat on site?
La Conga serves its famous duck-breast sandwich and a pasta bar, El Pueblito offers world street food, La Placita regional produce (foie gras, Bigorre black pork) and Le Barrio around ten stands of South American and African flavours.
Is the festival free for children?
Yes, entry to the Arènes concerts is free for under-12s; the child wristband is collected at the special desk in front of the Arènes, on presentation of the child's ID and accompanied by an adult.
What facilities are there for disabled visitors?
A car park for CMI cardholders is set up on Place du Foirail, all stages are accessible, platforms are installed at La Conga and the Arènes (by reservation), and disabled toilets are located opposite the Petite Régie.
