The prestigious Rio de Janeiro based dance company takes on Pushkin’s “Tatyana” during three night at the Colón Theatre.
After a 50 year absence, the English National Ballet returns to Colombia with “Swan Lake” and a cultural highlight of the year.
?If you appreciate “salsa brava” and the authentic atmosphere of a Cali style ‘gril’ then hit the dancefloor at El Titicó.
The City Paper presents seven clubs to shake up the New Year. From electronic beats to tropical rhythms, there’s a dance hall and club to cater to your every step.
The music of champeta is layered with innuendo and sexual overtones. These thumping vibes are an integral part of Afro-colombian neighborhoods.
Fernando montaño is a soloist with the Royal Ballet. The ?Billy elliot’ from Buenaventura reveals how he reached the pinnacle of dance.
Pole dancing is breaking out of the world of strip clubs and becoming a Bogotá fitness craze
An integral part of Cali’s cultural patrimony, salsa academies open their doors to foreigners who need guidance with moves.
Alvaro Restrepo created the Colegio del Cuerpo in Cartagena, where dance changes the lives of students.
Anandita Basu teaches her students how to shake a leg. The director of Fundación Kalakendra is enriching ties between her native India and Colombia.