Overview
- Roughly 400 people remain at the Lamadrid quarries in Roiz after more than 24 hours of continuous partying, according to local reports.
- Guardia Civil has closed five access roads and is conducting alcohol, drug and identity checks while recording attendee data.
- Delegación del Gobierno plans administrative sanctions ranging from €150 to €30,000 for attendees and up to €600,000 for organisers.
- The gathering was arranged via private channels and set in an amphitheatre-like quarry with vans, motorhomes and tents, keeping noise largely out of earshot from nearby roads.
- The event has drawn criticism given Spain’s wildfire emergency, as some participants claim they are acting responsibly and say they will leave the site clean.