Bogotá: Host to Grand Events. Come and Discover the City's Vibrant Scenes!
Bogotá: Host to Grand Events. Come and Discover the City's Vibrant Scenes!
Carruseles
Carruseles is a chain of amusement parks that has been operating in Bogotá and Soacha since 1987. It offers attractions such as video games, mechanical rides, and children's play areas. It also organizes children's parties in a safe and cheerful environment.
Cabras Locas
Cabras Locas is an amusement park that offers a unique experience combining technology, physical activity and creativity, with attractions for all ages. Its vibrant and colorful theme, inspired by the crazy life of goats, creates a festive and welcoming environment for the whole family.
Bogotá's Viewpoints, Sights that Inspire.
Description: A tour where nature and the city merge to offer spectacular views. It begins at Viewpoint Eastern Hill (Mirador de los Cerros Orientales) in the Las Moyas Trail Reserve, an ideal spot to connect with biodiversity and enjoy the breathtaking panoramas of Bogotá. Then, the tour continues to Guadalupe Hill, one of the city's highest points, followed by the viewpoint of Our Lady of the Rock (Iglesia Nuestra Señora de la Peña), which combines history and natural beauty. It includes strategic stops along the Eastern Hills for photos and binocular use.
The official lineup for Rock al Parque 2025 is out!: One of the most important festivals in Latin America
El Cuarteto de Nos (Uruguay), Los Cafres (Argentina), Los Rabanes (Panamá), Don Tetto, La Derecha, Polikarpa y sus Viciosas (Bogotá) and Herejía (local) are some of the 56 bands that make up the official lineup of Rock al Parque 2025, which will take place from June 21 to 23 at Simón Bolívar Metropolitan Park.
Planchando El Despecho
A stage production where reality and fiction blur—and you become an active part of the show: sing, dance, laugh, and enjoy the greatest plancha hits in history.
Five powerful women—Majida Issa, Yolanda Rayo, Marbelle, Laura de León, and Keyla—take the stage as the voices of love, passion, and heartbreak
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Cortocinesis, Colombia - 'Ocho'
Five elements—singing, instruments, dance, acting, and circus—come together in a cross-disciplinary exchange, brought to life by eight performers who attempt to communicate from within their own artistic origins. Yet, they have no choice but to embrace each other’s languages in order to express themselves and give meaning to this shared theatrical world. MURMURIA is the latest work by Cortocinesis, an artistic company that for more than two decades has explored the possibilities of communication through a form of theater rooted in the body and dance.
Antonio Ruz, Spain - Pharsalia
The play ‘Pharsalia’ by Seneca's nephew, the Cordovan Marcus Annaeus Lucanus (39-65 AD), the Antonio Ruz Company presents a work that delves into the concept of war. A powerful piece featuring striking staging and costumes, with an original score that moves between the epic and the electronic. Eleven performers use their bodies to explore conflict, crisis, resistance, and escape through choreography filled with violence, subtlety, and theatricality.
Orquesta Aragón Filarmónico.
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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Bunbury Bogotá
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..
Trueno in Bogotá
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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