2001.Creamfields comes to stay. In November, held in Buenos Aires the inaugural at the Hippodrome of San Isidro. Some 18 thousand people gave the nod to the novel approach on the first night.
2002. With the move to the Dique 1, Puerto Madero, BA Creamfields went public at large, entrenched bases and managed to expand.
2003. Record because they sold out. Torrential rain could not dilute the party: 35 000 people danced on the water a remix of "A Little Less Conversation" as if Elvis had been there.
2004. Costanera Sur, the headquarters of the former Ciudad Deportiva de Boca Juniors emerged as a prime location to continue to expand the proposal. A call was reached 50 thousand attendees.
2005. The counterpoint between live shows and DJ sets this year was marked by The Prodigy, Paul Oakenfold, who led the artistic team of a successful new festival on the banks of river.
2006. Costanera Sur was again the location chosen for the festival and the result left everybody surprised, Buenos Aires was scored as the city with the world record of public Creamfields, with 60 thousand spectators.
2007. With a completely captive audience, the festival moved to the premises of Autodromo de Buenos Aires.
2008. A grid of famous DJs and a share of live shows gave a touch of class to a new edition in the south of Buenos Aires
2009. Like the Davis Cup, Creamfields will be played at the premises of the Parque Roca.
2010. Ten years after the first edition in Buenos Aires, Creamfields this year promises to write his chapter larger.
Creamfields was born in England 12 years ago with the idea of offering a festival of electronic music and entertainment in a great outdoor space. It soon became the most famous event of the genre and convener of the world, with a total audience of more than three million people.


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