The Avandaro Festival was a significant music festival held in 1971 in Avandaro, a town in Mexico. It is often considered the Mexican equivalent of the Woodstock Festival, showcasing rock music and counterculture. The event attracted thousands of attendees and featured popular bands of the time, promoting a sense of community and artistic expression. Despite its success, the festival faced criticism from authorities and was seen as a threat to social norms. The Avandaro Festival marked a pivotal moment in the history of Mexican music, influencing future generations of musicians and festivals across the country.