MYFESTIVAL by Heineken
by Eduardo G.
Ayer en Madrid se presentó ‘MYFESTIVAL’, la nueva aplicación de Heineken con la que puedes crear el cartel del festival perfecto, difundirlo entre cuanta más gente mejor, para después conseguir premios y viajes a los mejores festivales del mundo.
El funcionamiento de la aplicación Heineken MYFESTIVAL es muy sencillo. Puedes descargarla para tu iPhone, Android y Windows Phone, eliges entre los 50 diseños de carteles de la galería confeccionados por artistas de nivel internacional. Después, eliges entre 8 y 15 bandas de cualquier época o estilo y después solo te queda bautilizarlo y colocarlo en algún lugar del mundo. Una vez hecho esto, se creará automáticamente el cartel de su propio Heineken MYFESTIVAL, que consistirá en una pieza de reproducción que irá ofreciendo aleatoriamente canciones pertenecientes a las discografías completas de las bandas que previamente han seleccionado. El cartel de Heineken MYFESTIVAL podrá crearse y reproducirse desde el móvil, desde la web o desde el propio perfil de Facebook.
Para conseguir los premios, sólo tienes que conseguir muchos asistentes a tu festival, es decir, que tu playlist consiga muchas reproducciones. A más reproducciones, más opciones para conseguir premios como asistir al Heineken Jammin’ Festival de Milán, Outside Lands de San Francisco, Sandance Dubai o el SWU Festival de Sao Paulo, todos ellos parte del programa Heineken Live Access.
Empieza a crear tu festival en www.myfestival.es
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