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Nito Mestre is returning to Colombia after three years with his tour, "A 50 años del adiós." This tour is a reunion featuring songs that capture moments of life, farewells, and shared dreams, all nurtured over five decades of the Argentine artist's music. Nito Mestre will perform musical classics that turned Sui Generis into the rock legend it is today.

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Directed by Daniel Galeano, this is a journey full of surprises and emotions, following three brave sisters from Boyacá who, on their way to the capital, leave behind their lives and secrets aboard a “horse-bomb” that will change their destiny. In this hilarious odyssey aboard a chiva (traditional Colombian bus), the skirts of the past are lifted, time bends, and the sisters uncover their most human side through touching and laugh-out-loud moments.

Un Beso de Dick, directed by Daniel Galeano, is a free theater version of the book written by Fernando Molano. 

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From the same author of Un Beso de Dick comes Escenas para un diario, the funny and moving story of two people who live intensely every second knowing it could be their last. 

Directed by Daniel Galeano, it is the free version for theater of the novel: Vista desde una acera by Fernando Molano.

This Sunday, June 22, 2025, Bogotá will burst with color and diversity as it hosts the fifth edition of the Bogotá Pride Fest, the city’s celebration of LGBTQ+ pride.

With three fully covered stages, Bogotá will come alive with powerful performances in an emotional tribute to freedom and diversity.

City: Chía

Venue: Centro de eventos autopista Norte.

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Theatron Pride Weekend 2025 arrives. the most iconic Original Pride Festival in Colombia. 

One of the most significant cultural collectives in Argentina presents a play that tells the story of a boy who underwent hormonal masculinization treatment between the ages of 6 and 8. The play delves into contemporary masculinities and explores conversion treatments. It is written by Cristian Alarcón and Lorena Vega.

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Liñán, a current flamenco figure who has raised deep reflections on gender and identity through dance, presents a show featuring 12 artists on stage representing desire, fantasy, the carnal, the embrace, and religion as ways of approaching love.

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One of the most renowned quartets in Colombia celebrates its 15th anniversary with a concert that takes a journey through its history: there will be guests such as bandoneonist Giovanni Parra and works composed especially for the group, including a world premiere of a work  by Francisco Zumaqué.

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This concert features one of today's most outstanding cellists. It presents a program showcasing the music of important Eastern European composers: the Austrian Anton Webern, the Czech Antonín Dvořák, and the Hungarian Béla Bartók. Principal conductor: Joachim Gustafsson, Sweden. Soloist: Friedrich Kleinhapl, cello, Austria

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