Colombian Pacific

The Colombian Pacific includes the towns, cities and coastal territories of the Pacific Ocean covering territories of the departments of Chocó, Valle, Cauca and Nariño.Watching whales swim with their calves, diving into the depths of the waters and seeing schools of large fish, sea turtles and countless corals is possible in this region of western Colombia, where dark sand beaches are the ideal setting for people who want to rest, disconnect and be infected by the tastiness of this land.Black African survivals predominate, although we also find indigenous and Spanish survivals, with their own black adaptations in their interpretation.The black expressions, of authentic African reminiscence, are joyful and explosive as the same ardor of the race, and with a deep background of sadness and satire, which is evident in the music by the sounds and voices that in the form of complaint, show the tragedy of a race enslaved by the Europeans in the work of the mines and the work of the haciendas and plantations.