domingo, 19 de junio de 2016

Fair cali:
The Fair is the biggest event in town that has Cali during the year, where in addition to being time Christmas and New Year, the city dresses up to receive their fair; an event that attracts the attention of friends and strangers, as the Cali Fair is the epicenter or meeting place for family and friends who take advantage of the season to return to their country or people of other latitudes that take advantage of the fair to come to Colombia and especially Cali.

Feria de Cali

Cali:
It is distinguished in Colombia as the capital of the "rumba", the street party, dancing and salsa. Cali have developed a playful and hedonistic culture in harmony with the natural surroundings and country life. Cali is a city of great spaces for tourism and recreation. The capital of Valle del Cauca is the third largest city in Colombia. Beautiful women there sites of historical value and space for daytime and nightlife that make it a tourist mecca abound. Cali is one of the major economic and industrial centers of the country and the main urban, economic, industrial and agricultural center of southwestern Colombia.


On Sundays, worship caleños rivers. They move en masse to bathe in the cold currents coming down from the hills, particularly in the Pance river.

Coleus world meeting:
The World Meeting of Coleus develops between harp rhythms, dances joropo and is considered one of the most significant events vaquería of America. Coleus is a sport with a long tradition in the savannas of Colombia and Venezuela and consists of toppling a cow, riding and taking her by the tail.













Villavicencio:
Villavicencio is a city and municipality in Colombia, capital of Meta department. It is located in the foothills of the Cordillera Oriental, northwest of Meta department, on the right bank of the river Guatiquía.














Flower Fair:
Flowers adorn every year the streets of Medellin. Thousands of people gather around this event, designed to remember, celebrate and perpetuate the values of Antioquia.

The party has the intimacy of the paisa culture, and celebrates the flowering and customs of caste and regional race and, in general, the whole life of the region.


It is held every year in early August and is a unique experience for any traveler, with the largest horse parade and the largest exhibition of flowers outdoors in the world.

Feria de las Flores

Medellin:
There are many reasons that make Medellin a destination highly valued by tourists. The city of eternal spring is in itself a reason: it offers a pleasant climate all year round and is located in a beautiful valley surrounded by green mountains. With just over two million inhabitants, Medellin has become famous for the warmth of its people, the 'paisas'.

Folk festival ibague:
In the department of Tolima is Ibague, popularly known as The Musical City of Colombia for its famous music festivals, concerts, its important conservatory and the music-loving character of its inhabitants who have music in their blood.


One of the most recognized cultural events Ibagué is your Folklife Festival held every year in June, on the eve of the festival of San Juan and San Pedro. At this time, the city dresses up, plazas and parks become the best music venues where people dance to traditional Andean rhythms: sanjuaneros, bambucos and hallways.

one of the most traditional rhythms of the folk festival is the sanjuanero joropo Ibagué:



Ibagué:
Ibagué is a city located in central Colombia, on the Central Andes between Combeima Canyon and the Magdalena Valley, in the vicinity of the Nevado del Tolima. It is the capital of the department of Tolima.


Festival Llanero
Burrowing festival run:

In Puerto Carreño colossal Corridos Tournament Llaneros, who along with his compositions are part of the cultural heritage of the region it is carried out. The main purpose is to keep alive the "rushed" and strengthen the good relations of integration in the region. It is also the headquarters of this unique tournament that aims to preserve the customs of the area; together there llanera lovers of culture, both the Colombian region, and the Venezuelan, who enjoy the traditional dances, interpretation of folk rhythms and preparing traditional foods. The main activities are: the unprecedented ran, Creole and sabanero dance, academic dance and show.


Puerto Carreño:
Puerto Carreno, Vichada capital, is one of the most beautiful boundaries between Colombia and Venezuela and is located at the confluence of the Orinoco rivers, tawny waters and Meta slurry waters.




Vallenato Legend Festival:
The Vallenato Legend Festival is the great festival of popular culture that is celebrated in Valledupar, capital of the department of El Cesar, in late April, the traditional dates 26, 27, 28, 29 and 30, and except in any who choose their authorities. It is defined as an event that works and aims for the defense and diffusion of folk and popular expression known as vallenato music in its four air, Paseo, Merengue, Puya and Son.




Valledupar:
Valledupar, capital of Cesar department is located in the northeast of the Colombian Caribbean Coast, along the Guatapurí River in the valley of the Cesar river formed by the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta to the west and east Serrania de Perija
Devil's Carnival:
It is one of the most colorful festivals of Colombia. Carnival is also intangible cultural heritage of Colombia. What today is known as Riosucio was divided into two antagonistic communities (San Lorenzo and Quiebralomo). Their rivalry was such that each had its own park and its own church, until the priests (Jose Ramon Bueno and Jose Bonifacio Bonafont), tired of this unhealthy competition, gathered all in what today is known as the Street Trade, urging them to unite as one people, under penalty of Satan himself would come to punish those who fail to comply with such divine solicitud.Con time it became a party full of joy, humor and fun. In 1915 the devil figure was adopted as the effigy of the festival.

Carnaval

Localization:
Riosucio is a Colombian municipality located west of the department of Caldas, in the Upper West and with the largest area and municipal population of that region above municipalities as Supia and Philadelphia.


Barranquilla carnival:

The Carnival of Barranquilla, distinguished by UNESCO as a Masterpiece of Oral and Intangible Heritage of Humanity, is the most anticipated time of the year not only by Colombians but all those who want to enjoy during the four days of a cultural and folkloric event full of ethnic diversity, joy, dancing, music and entertainment.

Carnaval

Barranquilla:
Barranquilla is considered the city of joy where the most important cultural festival in Colombia, Carnival, known as Oral and Intangible Heritage of Humanity by Unesco is held.
Manizales Fair:

Manizales Fair, held annually in the Colombian city of Manizales, known for its bullfighting season and the International Coffee Pageant.This fair has Spanish roots and is inspired by the April Fair in Seville, mimicking several of their customs, but also with many Colombian customs, especially in the Andean region. Begins the first weekend of the year and ends the next.

Carnaval

Manizales:
City open doors, capital of Caldas. Founded in 1849 by settlers from Antioquia, city of great economic activity, industrial, cultural and tourism.

Blacks and Whites' Carnival

The Blacks and Whites' Carnival, declared in 2002 Cultural Patrimony of the Nation, is held every year in Pasto, an Andean city located in southwestern Colombia, the first week of January, attracting a large number of tourists from all over the country and abroad. The city of Pasto has historically been known as a meeting point and crossroads of different peoples and colonies.


















Pasto:
City surprise Colombia, Pasto is the capital city of the department of Nariño in southern Colombia, besides being the head of the municipality of Pasto. It has been administrative, cultural and religious center of the region since colonial times.

typical fairs

This blogger is to know a little about the typical parties of the Colombian region.
Fairs and carnivals are a very strong tradition among Colombians (there are more than 3000 festivals).
The most important of these is the Carnival of Barranquilla, which was declared as "intangible cultural heritage" in 2003.
other notable festivals are: "Carnival of white and black," the "fair manizales", the "Festival of Flowers", the "folk festival", the "vallenato festival" and the "fair Cali".
There are more than a thousand beauty pageants in the country.
It also highlights the awards India Catherine film and tv.