The Sounds of the Accordion Tour
The Sounds of the Accordion tour Itinerary
The Sounds of the Accordion tour invites you to dive into the rich Vallenato culture through a unique experience at the Accordion Museum, led by maestro Beto Murgas. Discover the history, evolution, and cultural importance of the accordion in Vallenato music, while learning to distinguish the traditional rhythms: La Puya, El Son, El Paseo, and El Merengue. During this cultural journey, you’ll enjoy an interactive musical activity, a delicious traditional lunch, and an immersive exploration of the authentic sounds of Vallenato. It’s the perfect experience for music and culture lovers.
Inclusions
- Private Transportation: Round-trip private transfers from your accommodation in Valledupar. Enjoy a safe and comfortable ride that lets you focus on the experience.
- Guided Tour: Explore the Accordion Museum with maestro Beto Murgas as your host. He will share fascinating insights and personal anecdotes.
- Admission Included: Full access to the Accordion Museum, a symbolic landmark of Vallenato heritage.
- Cultural Stops: Participate in the interactive activity “Exploring Sounds” led by the maestro himself.
- Traditional Lunch: Savor a typical regional lunch with a refreshing beverage.
What You Should Know
- Tour Duration: Approximately 5 hours – ideal for a well-rounded cultural and musical immersion.
- Accessibility: The tour includes short walks and indoor activities. Comfortable clothing is recommended.
- Climate: The tour takes place in a cool indoor environment, protected from external weather.
- Health & Safety: Please remember to wear sunscreen and stay hydrated. At Transfers & Tours Colombia, we follow all safety protocols, including biosecurity measures.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does the tour transportation include?
It includes round-trip private transfers from your accommodation to the Accordion Museum in comfortable and secure vehicles.
What activities are included in the tour?
You’ll visit the Accordion Museum, take part in an interactive musical activity, and learn about Vallenato rhythms from maestro Beto Murgas.
Can I take photos during the museum visit?
Yes, photography is allowed, but we kindly ask that you respect museum rules to help preserve the instruments and exhibits.
Fun facts:
Maestro Beto Murgas is a leading figure in Vallenato music, known for his dedication to preserving the history of the accordion in Colombia.
The Accordion Museum houses historic instruments, some over 100 years old.
Vallenato rhythms (La Puya, El Son, El Paseo, and El Merengue) have been recognized by UNESCO as Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.
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