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| A member of 'Drummers for Peace' showed up. |
Scenes from today and tomorrow's Viva cultural festival in Bogotá's National Park. The festival included a salsa band, part of the city-wide Salsa al Parque event, as well as an eclectic and sometimes quirky mix of displays by neighborhood do-gooder organizations, including indigenous, LGBT and childrens organizations, as well as community radios and arts groups.
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| Scary monster. |
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| Dead scary monster. |
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| A salsa band performs.... |
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| ...and these kids get down. |
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| A bicycle tourist tastes a fermented quinua drink. |
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| Posing in a dirty image. |
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| Traditionally-dressed señoritas. |
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| These older women were getting down to the music. |
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| Tumbling boys. |
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| These bicycles generated electricity for loudspeakers. |
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| Traditional handicrafts. |
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| The LGBT community. |
I thot 'How charming, these traditional dancing girls.' But from another angle, there was something undtraditionally masculine about them.
By Mike Ceaser, of
Bogotá Bike Tours
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