Rock and Roll: an unexpected playlist
- When
- Tue, Sep 29, 3:00 PM3:00 pm
- Where
- Biblioteca Pública CEFE Fontanar del Río Get directions
- Price
- Free
- Organizer
- BibloRed
Free · Source: BibloRed
About this plan
Biblioteca Pública La Victoria hosts a different kind of talk: a journey through the history of rock and roll in Colombia. The session, called Rock and Roll: An Unexpected Playlist, focuses on the sixties and seventies, when the genre first found its own voice in the country.
The conversation covers artists like Camilo Sesto and Loko Quintero, two figures who help explain how that first scene came together. Expect fun facts, songs, and stories about the rhythms that shaped the sound of Bogotá and the rest of Colombia.
It is a plan for listening, learning, and hearing national music with fresh ears.
What to expect
- Talk on the history of rock and roll in Colombia
- A look back at the sixties and seventies
- Mentions of Camilo Sesto and Loko Quintero
- Stories and fun facts about the genre
- Free entry until the room is full
Who it's for
It is ideal for music lovers, fans of classic rock and roll, and anyone who wants to know a little-told chapter of Bogotá culture.
Tips
- Arrive early to grab a seat, since entry is free
- Check the source for the exact time and room schedule
- Take some time to explore the library before or after the talk
- Bring a notebook if you like writing down music facts
FAQ
How much does entry to Rock and Roll: An Unexpected Playlist cost?
Entry is free. Since it is a free event, we suggest arriving early to get a good seat.
Where is the talk on rock and roll in Colombia held?
It takes place at Biblioteca Pública La Victoria, in Bogotá. Check the exact address and directions on the official BibloRed page.
When is the Rock and Roll: An Unexpected Playlist session?
The planned date is September 8. Confirm the day, time, and any changes on the BibloRed page before you go.
What is the rock and roll talk about?
It covers the history of rock and roll in Colombia during the sixties and seventies, with artists like Camilo Sesto and Loko Quintero at the center of the conversation.
Is this plan suitable for all audiences?
Yes, it is a cultural talk aimed at the general public. It is especially appealing to anyone curious about music and the cultural history of the country.
How can I sign up or reserve a spot?
It usually does not require sign-up since entry is free. If you want to secure your spot, check BibloRed for any seat reservation or special instructions.
Dates and prices may change. Always confirm on the source page.
