The archive is open

As of today the site is open: anyone searching for Rammstein in Colombia can find it. We built it quietly over several months, with one idea in mind: that what this community has lived through since 2004 shouldn't get lost in WhatsApp groups, loose photos and forums that no longer exist.

That's why it isn't a news portal. We don't publish rumours or tours nobody announced. What's here is an archive: content that will still be true ten years from now.

What's in it

• Voices: a hundred fan stories in their own words. How they discovered the band, the night in Sopó in 2010, the trips abroad to see them, the T-shirts and records they still keep.
• Our story: the community in ten chapters, from the pre-2004 forums to today.
• Events: 34 gatherings, from the first Treffen to the cinema screenings.
• Timeline: the milestones of the band and the community, year by year since 1994.
• Discography and Lyrics: the eight studio albums, the live releases (including Live in Mexico City, out on November 20) and pages for 89 songs.
• Members and side projects: all six, with sources, and thirteen bands from before and after Rammstein.
• Live: the touring status, with nothing made up.

Everything is in Spanish and English, for the fans abroad who write to us.

Cinema week

We're opening right after five days of Live in Mexico City on fourteen screens in seven Colombian cities. Thank you to everyone who went and everyone who brought someone along. The film page stays up as a record of that campaign.

What's missing

An archive is never finished. We still need photos for almost every milestone and many gatherings, write-ups of the oldest Treffen and details only the people who were there know. If you have photos, tickets, a memory or a correction, write to contacto@rammstein.com.co. If you like, it goes up with your name.