César López presents 'Until We Love Life'

Immerse yourself in 'Until We Love Life', a unique musical and audiovisual experience created by Colombian musician, composer, and activist César López, creator of the iconic Escopetarra. This event transcends the traditional concert to become a space for deep reflection on violence, memory, reconciliation, and the possibility of reuniting as a society. Through live music, impactful images, moving testimonies, and guest voices, the show invites you on an emotional journey that celebrates resilience and hope. The program includes performances by guest artists from diverse regions and musical genres, alongside victims of the armed conflict, relatives of the disappeared, social leaders, human rights defenders, and peacebuilders. The atmosphere will be intimate and powerful, combining captivating melodies with visual narratives that will make you reflect. It is an opportunity to connect with Colombia's recent history and the transformative power of art. To make the most of it, we recommend arriving at least 30 minutes before the start to avoid lines and find your seat comfortably. Dress casually but elegantly, as the event has a solemn yet accessible tone. Teatro Colsubsidio is well connected by public transport; consider using TransMilenio or taxis to avoid parking issues. Bring an open mind and tissues, as emotions will run high. Teatro Colsubsidio, located in the heart of Bogotá, is a top-tier cultural venue known for its exceptional acoustics and commitment to events that promote social change. César López, with his career as an activist and his creation of the Escopetarra, symbolizes the transformation of violence into art. This concert is part of the International Day of Non-Violence, adding special significance and a call to collective action for peace.