The legendary Mexican reggae band Antidoping celebrates more than three decades of music and resistance with the official premiere of the live video of “Sal A Caminar”, recorded during their historic concert at the Teatro Metropolitan in Mexico City.

🎥 You can already see it on their official YouTube channel 👉 https://youtu.be/KMu78bb5FhI?si=t25o687HVq0dhzTU

This release represents the first preview of what will be their upcoming commemorative document En Vivo for the band’s 30th anniversary. A delivery loaded with energy, delivery and deep connection with their audience.

“Sal A Caminar” is one of the most representative songs of Antidoping’s positive message: an invitation to reconnect with nature, to walk with purpose, and to seek harmony in times of noise and confusion. Performed in one of the most emblematic venues in the country, the song takes on new life with an audiovisual record that transmits the collective strength of Mexican reggae.

With this video, Antidoping reaffirms its commitment to music as a tool for transformation and social resistance. The production combines the technical quality of a great live show with the closeness and authenticity that characterizes the band.

The live sound was handled by the legendary Errol Brown, current engineer for Steel Pulse and former sound engineer for Bob Marley. Having him at the Teatro Metropólitan was both an honor and a luxury that elevated the experience to another level.

The audio was recorded, mixed, and mastered by the talented Hans Mues (IG: @thefreakroom), one of Mexico’s most respected audio experts.
Editing was done by Oswaldo Blanco (IG: @OzRecording), who brought his sharp attention to detail and precision to the final cut.

A true dream team behind the controls on this unforgettable night for Antidoping.

🎥 The video was produced by Invisible Estudio Creativo (IG: @invisiblestudios), who successfully captured the energy and emotion of the 30th Anniversary concert through a vibrant and powerful visual narrative.

This release comes in the midst of Antidoping’s 2025 international tour “Back From Jamaica”, a historic journey that included their first visit to the birthplace of reggae: the island of Jamaica. The tour continues with dates across Canada and Europe, including a performance at the 30th edition of Rototom Sunsplash in Spain—one of the world’s most renowned reggae festivals—where they will share the stage with major names from the global reggae scene.

This release comes in the midst of their international tour 2025 “Back From Jamaica”, a historic tour in which Antidoping visited for the first time the birthplace of reggae: the island of Jamaica. Currently, the tour continues with presentations in Canada and Europe, including their participation in the 30th edition of the Rototom Sunsplash festival in Spain, one of the most important reggae gatherings in the world, where they will share the stage with important international reggae figures.