Celebrating New Year’s Eve in Colombia with Año Viejo!
Celebrating New Year’s Eve in Colombia with Año Viejo is one of the most traditional ways of saying goodbye to the past year and hello to a new beginning!
Celebrating New Year’s Eve in Colombia with Año Viejo is one of the most traditional ways of saying goodbye to the past year and hello to a new beginning!
Be prepared to deliver the most wonderful concerts and make some noise with the coolest Colombian Christmas instruments you’ll find during the holidays!
Ever been on a bus without windows, loud music, and people dancing while it’s on the move? Ride a Chiva in Bogotá during Christmas and New Year’s!
Do you like listening to some good old rock n’ roll while having a beer or eating good food? Check out these restaurants and bars in Bogotá!
Among the hundreds of dance styles we have the pleasure to enjoy in Colombia, champeta is for sure one of the most fun, interesting, and flamboyant ones!
Music is always evolving and in Colombia, it’s no exception! Salsa choke has taken over the Colombian salsa scene and is the dance everyone wants to learn!
Meaning “music of the valley,” Colombians are extremely fond of vallenato as it’s a form of folk music and dance, born in the country. Come and experience it!
Colombians wouldn’t be as joyful as they are without some amazing dance styles to swing their hips and move their feet; merengue is one of them!
Reggaeton is every Colombian’s guilty pleasure and in Bogotá, it’s extremely popular and you can dance and sing to it anywhere!
If you want to party in Bogotá, Chapinero is definetely the place to go for those looking to experience the real Bogotá night scene!
When coming to Bogotá, be ready to experience and dance a Latin American rhythm that's part of our culture and will make you "fall in love": bachata!
The iconic Parque Metropolitano Simón Bolívar has become an essential place for Bogotanos looking for some leisure time inside the city.
Dancing is more than entertainment; it’s a way of life! Time to get up from your chair and move your feet to some Colombian dance styles!
Colombian salsa is unique and will always embody the truest part of our culture! That's why Colombia equals salsa!
Bogotá has become an important place for large-scale music events in South America, a hub for artistic and cultural representations in the country.
I can’t name all the traditional music and dance genres we have in our country, but here I’ll tell you about a very interesting one called Bambuco!
One of the biggest and most important music festivals in Bogotá is Festival Estéreo Picnic (FEP) and it’s truly an amazing experience totally worth having!
Traditional Colombian instruments are an excellent example of the diverse, folk music culture we have here in the country!