As with the original Indian festival of joy and spring (Holi), participants were showered with colorful powders. The color bursts took place every 15 minutes. The colorful blasts from powder fire extinguishers were the work of the special Color Patrol.
During the festivities, special guest DJ Gooral performed. He is a producer, sound creator and pioneer of combining electro, dubstep and d’n’b with highland music. Gooral’s achievements include a Machiner award for best debut, Fryderyk nominations, a win at the Radio Waves Festival and creating the soundtrack for Frank Hurley’s 1919 film “South.” The pioneer of ethno electro has performed at festivals including Woodstock, Open’er, Cooke, Red Bull X Fighters, Sziget, Colours of Ostrava, before Nowa Muzyka, Slot Art and Terra Polska, as well as in many Polish and European clubs.
