Where to Watch La Velada del Año 6 by Ibai Today and Live Broadcast
Translated from Spanish, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- "La Velada del Año 6," organized by Ibai Llanos, features ten boxing matches between prominent streaming personalities from Spain and Latin America.
- The event is being broadcast live on YouTube via Ibai Llanos's official channel and simultaneously on Twitch.
- Notable matchups include Argentine journalist Gastón Edul vs. Edu Aguirre and Argentine rapper Lit Killah vs. Kidd Keo, alongside musical performances by major artists.
The "La Velada del Año 6" event, organized by renowned content creator Ibai Llanos, is set to captivate audiences with a high-voltage spectacle. Held at the Cartuja stadium in Seville, Spain, the event features ten boxing matches pitting prominent figures from the Spanish and Latin American streaming universe against each other.
For viewers in Argentina, the official broadcast begins precisely at 2:00 PM. The entire event will be streamed globally on Ibai Llanos's official YouTube channel, with a simultaneous broadcast on his Twitch profile. The organization has not provided an estimated end time, noting that previous editions have extended well into the early morning hours in Spain.
This year's card boasts ten fights, evenly split between women and men, with several highly anticipated bouts. A particularly interesting matchup is between Argentine journalist Gastón Edul and Spaniard Edu Aguirre, occurring just a week after the World Cup final where Argentina faced Spain. Another key fight features Argentine artist Lit Killah against Spanish rapper Kidd Keo, with both artists having exchanged provocative messages prior to the encounter.
The event has achieved remarkable success, with all 80,000 available tickets sold out. Beyond the boxing, the event includes a lineup of top-tier musical artists such as Yandel, Juanes, Lucho RK, La Pantera, Bad Gyal, and Anuel AA, promising a full evening of entertainment.
Originally published by La Nación in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.