This is how Colombia dances in Bogotá: lives the passion of a classic rumba
Get in the heart of the Colombian party in 'Thus Dances Colombia in Bogotá', an experience that celebrates the diversity, joy and emotion of the dance tracks.
In a city that vibrates at the rate of cultural diversity, an experience promises to show visitors and locals the very essence of Colombia: its party; or, as you are told here, its' rumba '. This is about 'So he dances Colombia in Bogotá ', a tourist-cultural experience that has been gaining recognition for offering much more than a meeting of music and dance: a sensory immersion accompanied by experts in the art of the enjoyment of the essence and the party identity of a country that expresses itself with the body.
Considered as a proposal that turns dance into a tool of emotional connection, life tourism and national pride, in 'This is how Colombia dances. - on 25th Street with a career 36, in Teusaquillo - visitors enjoy the rumba in own meatThey dance, learn, get excited and discover Colombian cultural wealth through the body and rhythm.
The nice sensory experience begins with a tour of 'The Fame Wall of Bogotano Dance', where it presents the most relevant dancers who laid the foundations of the dance academies, and those local artists who have won internationally. It stands out in the tribute to the' Ambassadors', who bring the bogotan dance to the world; the 'Gestores', who promote dance in Bogotá through initiatives, and the 'Precursors', those who laid the foundations of the dance schools.
The rumba's on.
Later, when the sound equipment is turned on and the rumba is' lit ', the activity presents a mosaic with popular and traditional rhythms. At good volume and with well-arranged feet, the visitor can take steps of cumbia, merengue, salsa, vallenato and, why not, even a bachata.
'This is how Colombia dances. with the help of a selection of expert teachers, he invited the movement to be improved. They encourage 'breaking the ice', to take off their fears and leave that taboo on the chairs that 'we can't dance'. In the end, he calls for friends and to enjoy the night.
Under the supervision of Go Entertainment S.A.S., a company that has positioned itself in Bogotá as a a reference to innovative tourism and cultural experiences, and that offers a diverse rumba full of particular stories, 'Thus dances Colombia' is an indispensable option for tourists who seek an authentic and significant experience during their passage through the city.
If you are interested in more information, visit So Dance Colombia on your website at https: / / www.tubaile.com /
And if you are looking for information about plans, destinations and events in our city, see www.visitbogota.co . And don't forget to download the free 'Visit Bogotá' app on your cell phone.