The organization has positively assessed this year's edition "both for the audience's reception and the overall functioning of the event". On Friday, the Tolosa-based band Mirua kicked off the program, followed by performances from Niña Coyote eta Chico Tornado, Sanjiguelas del Guadiana, Sobrezero, Su Ta Gar, Süne, and Biznaga. DJ Sr. Lobezno closed the first day's performances.
On Saturday, the responsibility of starting the day fell to the local reggae group Gwa Ya. Band members highlighted "the great opportunity to perform on such a large stage, with professional infrastructure and an excellent sound technician." Following them, the afternoon and evening were energized by sets from El Jose, Janus Lester, Javi Medina, Dubioza Kolektiv, Merina Gris, and La Pegatina.
“"From the first live performances in the afternoon until the early morning hours, the venue maintained constant energy, driving the festival's rhythm and reinforcing the collective nature of the experience with the audience."
The organizers also emphasized the diversity of the artistic proposal, reflected in the attendance of families who came to enjoy the concerts, "with children discovering a new musical world." The Aiara Fest team has confirmed that the festival "continues to strengthen its presence" on the Basque Country's music calendar and has "once again placed Amurrio on the map as a meeting point for vibrant culture, music, and shared celebration."
