Bogotá
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Amorphis Heeds Bogotá at Auditorio CEG This October
Relocated to Auditorio CEG, the Finnish band plays its fourth Bogotá night on October 9th with a stand-in bassist and…
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Flórez-Cerchiaro’s Muelona in ‘Something Followed Us Home’
Colombian author Carolina Flórez-Cerchiaro brings La Muelona into Cynthia Pelayo’s new Latiné horror anthology.
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Masacre Opens for Bloodbath, NervoChaos at Lourdes Hall
Sweden’s death metal veterans debut in Colombia alongside Brazil’s NervoChaos, opened by Masacre, at Bogotá’s Lourdes Music Hall.
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Carlos Garaicoa’s ‘Ciudad Armero’ Haunts Cali’s La Tertulia
Carlos Garaicoa’s ‘Ciudad Armero’ at Cali’s La Tertulia turns Armero’s ruins into bone, asking what memory owes the dead.
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Javier Morales’s ‘J’avis sinistra’ Risks Ibagué’s Museo de Arte
In Ibagué, a regional museum stages folk demonology as art, testing whether naming a discredited belief risks reviving its authority.
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Self-Deceiver Exchanges the River Styx for ‘Nihil’
Bogotá’s Self-Deceiver follows 2022’s ‘Across the Styx’ with ‘Nihil,’ a record that opens on the Norse god Baldr’s fatal dream.
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Rock al Parque Reaches Thirty Years in Bogotá This October
As Rock al Parque reaches its thirtieth edition this October, the free Bogotá festival built by public policy still awaits…
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Neurosis Joins Bogothrash at Bogotá’s Ozzy Company
Neurosis headlines the opening round of Bogothrash Sessions, reactivating its 1995 record while six unsigned Bogotá acts compete for a…
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Amarilla Draws Children Only Slightly Wicked
In conversation, illustrator Amarilla discusses morally gray children and meeting readers face to face for the first time.
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Unified Confront a ‘Devouring Plague of Mediocrity’
A Bogotá band formed in 2024 answers the city’s brutal death metal inheritance with a debut about ritual, fear and…
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Amarilla’s Debut Anthology ‘Retratos de Niños Asesinos’
A Colombian illustrator’s debut anthology turns seven tales into portraits of children edging toward monstrosity.
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FantasoFest Pairs Basque and Mexican Folk Horror in July
Bogotá’s Iberoamerican fantastic cinema returns to the Cinemateca from July 13th to 19th, opening with Paul Urkijo’s Basque folk horror…
