Oído en Vivo lists live music, and its whole editorial premise is one distinction: every show on the list is played, not reproduced. The site had to carry that claim without shouting it.
It runs in Spanish and English, with Spanish as the home language rather than a translation of an English original.
The consent gate is the part worth pointing at. Instead of dropping in a generic banner, the site ships its own. Analytics, advertising and preferences are separate switches. Everything but the strictly necessary stays denied until the visitor chooses, and that choice is read back before any tag fires on every later page load. Nothing measures anyone who has not said yes.
The property was minted from our Drupal skeleton, which is why it went from nothing to a live site with its own certificate in days rather than weeks.
The listings are the point, and they stay honest: if a show is performed rather than reproduced, it says so. The consent gate was written for this site instead of bolted onto it, so nothing loads before someone agrees.