FESTIVAL NO CONVENCIONAL — Diary of Social Protests
- When
- Thu, Oct 8, 7:00 AM
- Price
- Check source
- Organizer
- TuBoleta
Check source · Source: TuBoleta
About this plan
The No Convencional Festival arrives in Bogota with a program that brings together archive material, moving images, and live music. The starting point is the work of artist Umberto Giangrandi and his collection tied to Taller 4 Rojo, a visual record of the protests and social movements of the 1970s in Colombia.
Building on that historical material, experimental filmmaker Pedro Maia performs a live visual intervention with analog film. Light, time, and the manual handling of celluloid open new layers of reading on an archive that many Bogota residents only know through references. At the same time, musician and composer Edson Velandia shapes a sonic landscape that talks with the projections, mixing composition, improvisation, and Colombian roots music.
The result is an immersive performance experience, far from a traditional concert. The social memory of the country comes alive in the present, and the audience ends up seeing, hearing, and reflecting on a historical document that breathes again.
What to expect
- Photographic archive of 1970s protests in Colombia
- Live visual intervention with analog film
- Colombian roots music in dialogue with the projections
- Meeting point of sound art, expanded cinema, and memory
Who it's for
A great plan for anyone looking for cultural experiences in Bogota that mix music, film, and historical reflection, and for the curious about experimental art and the social memory of the country.
Tips
- Arrive early to find a good seat, since the format is performative and quiet in many moments.
- Keep in mind this is a paid event, so check the exact price and seating areas at the source before going.
- Confirm the date, venue, and time on TuBoleta, since the festival may adjust its schedule.
- If you care about experimental film or roots music, this plan connects directly with those searches on the Bogota cultural calendar.
FAQ
How much is the ticket for the No Convencional Festival in Bogota?
It is a paid event. To find out the exact ticket price and available seating areas, check the official source of the event.
Where does the No Convencional Festival take place?
The venue information is confirmed at the official ticketing source. Check the event page on TuBoleta to see the exact address and directions.
When is the No Convencional Festival in Bogota?
The date listed in the source is October 8. We recommend confirming the day and time on the official page, since the schedule may change.
Which artists take part in the No Convencional Festival?
The lineup includes artist Umberto Giangrandi with his historical archive, experimental filmmaker Pedro Maia with a live visual intervention on analog film, and musician Edson Velandia with a set that mixes composition, improvisation, and Colombian roots music.
Is this a traditional concert or an experimental experience?
It is an experimental performance experience. It combines archive material, analog film projected live, and music, so the format steps away from a standard concert and moves closer to an immersive piece.
How do I buy tickets?
From the event page on our site, we take you to TuBoleta, where you can check availability, pick a seating area, and complete the purchase at the official source.
Dates and prices may change. Always confirm on the source page.
