3 colombian festivals that are a tradition in the country!

Colombian festivals are pure joy, reflecting the happiness of a people among the happiest in the world. From north to south, festivals and fairs celebrate the contagious energy of the local culture. Shall we visit a few?

 Barranquilla Carnival

One of the biggest cultural celebrations in Colombia, it celebrates the identity of the people of Barranquilla and the Colombian Caribbean. The event lasts for four days and is marked by traditional dances and figures such as the cumbiamba and the Marimonda. Its date varies, always taking place four days before Ash Wednesday.

The carnival celebrated in Pasto during the first ten days of the year is recognized as one of the most colorful, original, and beautiful festivals in existence. During this period, a series of concerts and parades take place, celebrating the Nariño culture.

Black and White Carnival

In this celebration, music takes center stage. Its main event, the Salsódromo, is the perfect moment to admire dancers from the best salsa schools. In addition to dance and music, during these days, there is space for vintage cars, handicrafts, gastronomy, and much more.

Cali Carnival

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