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The OSESP, along with Brazilian conductor Wagner Polistchuk, presents a concert featuring soprano Betty Garcés and the National Choir of Colombia. This program offers a sensory journey through the Amazon, showcasing composers inspired by the vibrant nature of the Americas. The concert will also include a visual concept by Marcello Dantas. Conductor: Wagner Polistchuk (Brazil). Soloist: Betty Garcés, soprano (Colombia). Visual programming: Marcello Dantas (Brazil). National Choir of Colombia. Conductor: Diana Carolina Cifuentes (Colombia).

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This concert by Q-Arte, one of Colombia's most renowned string quartets, features two Latin American composers and two unique cultural traditions. The first composer is Mexican Gabriela Ortiz, who created a piece dedicated to the Day of the Dead. The second is Colombian Carolina Noguera, who prepared a work inspired by Colombia's Caribbean Coast.

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A percussion quartet that has been a staple of the Chicago and U.S. music scene for 20 years will perform works by three American composers: Devonté Hynes, Jlin, and Águas da Amazônia by Philip Glass, a piece inspired by the aquatic sounds of the South American jungle.

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The Czech National Symphony Orchestra, renowned for its work on film soundtracks, joins conductor Steven Mercurio to bring to life the iconic musical themes of unforgettable films and series. From James Bond to Titanic, The Hunger Games, Batman, The Lord of the Rings, Rambo, Star Trek, and Jurassic Park, this performance celebrates the power of cinematic music. Conductor: Steven Mercurio (United States).

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Singers Katie James, Idwer Álvarez, Ernesto Morillo, and charanguista Carlos Calvache, join the Symphony Orchestra and the National Choir of Colombia to perform, along with guest conductor Luis Gorelik. The program includes Carlos Chávez's "Sinfonía india", Ariel Ramírez's "Misa criolla" and Antonio Estévez's "Cantata criolla".

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The OSESP (São Paulo State Symphony Orchestra) will be the star guest at the VII International Classical Music Festival of Bogotá. They are set to perform a concert featuring "La noche de los mayas" by Silvestre Revueltas and "Ameriques" by Edgard Varèse. Additionally, they will showcase Hekel Tavares' "Violin Concerto in Brazilian Forms," featuring violinist Guido Sant'Anna.

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Julieth Lozano, Betty Garcés, Ramón Vargas, and the Philharmonic Youth Choir will join the city’s orchestra, under the direction of conductor Roger Díaz-Cajamarca, to celebrate the VII International Classical Music Festival of Bogotá with a lyrical gala featuring works by eleven composers from the United States and Latin America.

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The main auditorium of the Universidad El Bosque opens its doors for the LATAM HealthTech Forum. This event brings together leaders from the health and technology sectors across Latin America. ts aim is to promote technological innovation in healthcare services by providing networking opportunities, conferences, and exhibitions. The forum will feature participants including government representatives, healthcare professionals, startups, and companies within the sector.. 

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The Bogotá Audiovisual Market, Colombia's premier audiovisual market, is organized by Proimágenes Colombia and the Bogotá Chamber of Commerce. This event aims to create opportunities for professionals in the audiovisual sector to connect and exchange ideas. Additionally, it serves as a promotional platform for both national and international companies and institutions. From July 14 to July 18, come and experience the best of national and international audiovisual talent at BAM!

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Each year, the Vallenato Legend Festival creates a folkloric, cultural, and musical record to preserve and promote classic Vallenato music. This important folkloric event features the vallenato kings, queens of the accordion, and participants in the piquería, all of whom contribute to the musical joy of the festival. In 2025, the festival will celebrate its 58th edition, showcasing performances through the accordion, drum, guacharaca, songs, and verses.