SPEX FESTIVAL trans

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Fans of L Loko und Drini celebrate with blue smoke - the colour of Zurich. Thomas Kern/swissinfo.ch

Not much demand for deck chairs. Thomas Kern/swissinfo.ch

Fans' expectations are high. Thomas Kern/swissinfo.ch

Luc Oggier (left) from the well-known dialect rap duo Lo & Leduc also appears backstage at the SPEX festival. EAZ describes how he is coping with the success of "Juicy". Thomas Kern/swissinfo.ch

The hypnotic emergency exit. Thomas Kern/swissinfo.ch

EAZ is having an orange day. Thomas Kern/swissinfo.ch

The organisers ensure that everyone who wants earplugs gets them. Thomas Kern/swissinfo.ch

Work is still being done behind the scenes. Thomas Kern/swissinfo.ch

As the weather improves, so do the moods of fans. Thomas Kern/swissinfo.ch

EAZ giving fans what they want. Thomas Kern/swissinfo.ch

EAZ seeking direct contact with the audience. Thomas Kern/swissinfo.ch

EAZ is dedicated to his craft. Thomas Kern/swissinfo.ch

The audience appreciating EAZ's skill. Thomas Kern/swissinfo.ch

Compared with the really big Swiss festivals, the Spex Festival is small, but the memories are viewed hundreds of thousands of times afterwards on social media. Thomas Kern/swissinfo.ch

Rappers L Loko (centre) and MC Hero (right) from Sektion Züri before taking to the stage. Thomas Kern/swissinfo.ch

So that other people can party at the Spex Festival, many have to work: employees of the cleaning team at work. Thomas Kern/swissinfo.ch

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