The ChampeTour in Cartagena is an immersion into the local culture through its most representative music and dance. Champeta is a musical genre originating from the Afro-Colombian communities of the city, which has evolved over the years and become a symbol of Cartagena’s identity. On this tour, you will visit emblematic neighborhoods such as Getsemaní, where you can enjoy an interactive champeta class, see how the music is prepared, and experience the energy of the dance. At the end of the tour, you can experience a local party where live music is played and all participants join in the rhythm of champeta.
The ChampeTour is a cultural experience in Cartagena that combines music, dance, and local traditions, showcasing the Afro-descendant heritage of the region.
The tour includes live champeta performances, a dance class with local instructors, storytelling about the history of champeta, and tasting of typical drinks.
It takes place in iconic venues in Cartagena, such as plazas in Getsemaní or cultural spaces where champeta has its roots.
Champeta is a musical and dance genre originating from the Caribbean coast of Colombia, influenced by African, Antillean, and local sounds. It is a symbol of identity and cultural resistance.
Initially considered marginal music, champeta today stands as a symbol of cultural pride in Colombia.
Cartagena is known as the “cradle of champeta,” and some of the most recognized artists of the genre started here.
During the ChampeTour, it is common to hear songs that have marked milestones in the musical history of the region.