This year, the International Tango Festival will reach its 19th edition. The event will begin on June 24th and end on June 30th, a week in which Medellín will vibrate to the rhythm of this genre that has a tradition of decades in the city.
The festival, "Bandoneonisimo," is a testament to this embrace, aiming to consolidate Jericó as a significant destination for tango culture in Colombia. Also, as the name "Bandoneonisimo" suggests, the festival consistently places the bandoneon at its core. This might involve dedicated bandoneon performances, masterclasses, or discussions about the instrument's role in tango.
Mi Vida Es Un Bolero by Cesar Mora is an enchanting musical journey presented by the acclaimed actor, singer, and composer César Mora. This concert is an intimate exploration of the bolero genre, a cornerstone of Latin American romantic music, through the lens of Mora's personal experiences and the songs that have shaped his life. Audiences can expect a heartfelt performance, showcasing Mora's rich vocal talents and his profound connection to these timeless melodies. The show will weave together storytelling and musical interpretation, offering a unique perspective on the power and emotion of the bolero.
Son de la Nubia: Charanga y pasebol sin acordeón explores the rich tapestry of Colombian popular music, with a particular focus on the "charanga" and "pasebol" genres, but notably without the use of an accordion. This deliberate choice hints at a fresh interpretation of traditional sounds, perhaps emphasizing percussion, wind instruments, or string arrangements to create a distinctive sonic landscape.
A Tomate's show is a one-and-a-half-hour sonic journey that travels from rumba to samba, passing through salsa and cumbia, with jazz elements present both in their original compositions and in their arrangements of jazz standards, always with a strong dose of improvisation.
This spectacular salsa concert, titled Viva la Salsa, transforms Medellín's iconic Estadio Atanasio Girardot into a vibrant celebration of Caribbean rhythms. Featuring legendary salsa acts like El Gran Combo de Puerto Rico, Hermanos Lebrón, Rey Ruiz, and Yiyo Sarante performing live, the July 5th event promises a high-energy show packed with classic and contemporary salsa hits. Held at 5:00 pm, Viva la Salsa creates a communal atmosphere—fans of all ages are invited to dance, sing along, and experience the infectious beat together.
Maía is celebrated for her powerful voice and charismatic stage presence, effortlessly blending genres such as pop, salsa, and soul, and enchanting audiences with her hit songs and captivating interpretations. This concert is an opportunity for fans to sing along, feel the vibrant energy of her music, and fall in love with her artistry all over again
Urbana Fest Medellín is the perfect opportunity to showcase the urban culture of the District, with displays of singing, dancing, muralism, and freestyle battles, all in the magical Comuna 13 and Castilla
