Concerts

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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An Afro trans activist from Buenaventura and currently based in Bogotá, who uses music and rhymes as a form of resistance to express the experiences of dissident bodies. Over the past three years, she has worked as a solo artist and in audiovisual projects, collaborating with artists such as Cawd Slaydaz (Amsterdam) and collectives like Posa Suto and SantaFilms.

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The BAUM Festival is a celebration of electronic music, featuring a diverse lineup of national and international artists across various genres. This year marks the festival’s tenth anniversary, headlined by two legendary figures: Fatboy Slim and Armand Van Helden, each taking the stage on a different day. 

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The popular soul of Afro-Caribbean music, performed by the legendary Cuban Orquesta Aragón—" La charanga eterna”—blends in synergy with the Bogotá Philharmonic Academy to make us vibrate and invite us to enjoy a celebration where Latin American hearts will beat. The performance embodies the Cuban sound, the roots, and the essence of the spirit of a people who love music, honoring the heritage of our ancestors.

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Enrique Bunbury, former lead singer of Héroes del Silencio and an iconic figure in Spanish rock, presents his latest production. With a career spanning decades, his concert promises a journey through timeless classics and new compositions filled with poetry and passion.
Following his triumphant return to the stage in 2023, the unstoppable energy of the Aragonese artist will take over the Movistar Arena in Bogotá on June 28. A celebration of life, rock ‘n’ roll, and the 40-year career of one of the most influential artists in the Hispanic music scene..

Argentine rapper Trueno, known for his overwhelming energy and powerful lyrics, returns to Bogotá as part of his international tour. With hits like "Mamichula" and "Dance Crip," he promises a vibrant night filled with freestyle, hip-hop, and social commitment.

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Miranda!, the iconic Argentine electropop band will take the audience on a vibrant and nostalgic journey through their best-known hits, such as "Perfecta" and "Don," combining their signature electronic sound with overwhelming energy on stage.

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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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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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