The festival is named in honor of Benigno Núñez, affectionately known as "Mono Núñez," a prominent musician and composer who left an indelible mark on the history of Colombian Andean music. Since its inception, the event has promoted traditional genres such as the bambuco, pasillo, guabina, and torbellino.
Thanks to its contribution to national culture, the Mono Núñez Festival was declared a National Cultural Heritage Site, solidifying its position as one of the most important folk festivals in the country.
Discover what awaits you at the Mono Núñez Festival
For several days, Ginebra transforms into the epicenter of Colombian Andean music. Attendees can enjoy vocal and instrumental competitions, special concerts, performances by guest artists, and spaces dedicated to the country's native expressions.
The festival also offers workshops, craft fairs, cultural activities, and the traditional Plaza Festival, where thousands of people gather to celebrate Colombian music in a festive and family-friendly atmosphere.
Discover Ginebra, home of Mono Núñez
Located in the Valle del Cauca region, Ginebra is a destination renowned for its cultural heritage, gastronomy, and the warmth of its people. During the festival, its streets fill with visitors who come to enjoy the music, the region's typical flavors, and the town's characteristic hospitality.
In addition to attending the event, you can discover local attractions, savor Valle del Cauca's cuisine, and experience authentic Colombian culture in one of the country's most emblematic cultural towns.
Travel to the Mono Núñez Festival with redBus
If you're planning to attend the festival, redBus helps you find the best transportation options to reach Ginebra and its surroundings. Compare companies, schedules, and ticket prices online to plan your trip with greater ease.
Book in advance and get ready for a unique celebration where Colombian music, tradition, and culture take center stage.
The festival is named in honor of Benigno Núñez, affectionately known as "Mono Núñez," a renowned musician and composer who left an indelible mark on the history of Colombian Andean music. Since its inception, the event has promoted traditional genres such as the bambuco, pasillo, guabina, and torbellino.
Thanks to its contribution to national culture, the Mono Núñez Festival was declared a National Cultural Heritage Site, solidifying its position as one of the most important folk festivals in the country.
Discover what awaits you at the Mono Núñez Festival
For several days, Ginebra transforms into the epicenter of Colombian Andean music. Attendees can enjoy vocal and instrumental competitions, special concerts, performances by guest artists, and spaces dedicated to the country's native expressions.
The festival also offers workshops, craft fairs, cultural activities, and the traditional Plaza Festival, where thousands of people gather to celebrate Colombian music in a festive and family-friendly atmosphere.
Discover Ginebra, home of Mono Núñez
Located in the Valle del Cauca region, Ginebra is a destination renowned for its cultural heritage, gastronomy, and the warmth of its people. During the festival, its streets fill with visitors who come to enjoy the music, the region's typical flavors, and the town's characteristic hospitality.
In addition to attending the event, you can discover local attractions, savor Valle del Cauca's cuisine, and experience authentic Colombian culture in one of the country's most emblematic cultural towns.
Travel to the Mono Núñez Festival with redBus
If you're planning to attend the festival, redBus helps you find the best transportation options to reach Ginebra and its surroundings. Compare companies, schedules, and ticket prices online to plan your trip with greater ease.
Book in advance and get ready to experience a unique celebration where music, tradition and Colombian culture take center stage.