Colombian Folklore,

About Alma Caribe

Right Here in Dallas

Alma Caribe Dallas is a Colombian folkloric ensemble dedicated to preserving and sharing the music, dance, and cultural traditions of Colombia's Caribbean coast.

Inspired by a documentary exploring the folklore, rhythms, and heritage of the region, the ensemble brings together musicians and dancers who celebrate these traditions through live performances, cultural events, and community engagement throughout North Texas.

Authentic Caribbean Colombian rhythms

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Music

Traditional dance brought to life.               

Line drawing of a person in a hat and a baggy skirt dancing.

Dance

Heritage, stories, and tradition                  

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Culture

Colorful folkloric dances that bring the stories, energy, and spirit of Caribbean culture to life.

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Learning, participation, and connection    

Community

Traditional rhythms and melodies from Colombia's Caribbean coast, performed with authenticity and passion.

Creating opportunities to learn, participate, and connect through performances and workshops.

Celebrating the traditions, heritage, and history that connect generations across Colombia's coastal regions.

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Moments from our performances and events.

Group of musicians performing with drums, guitar, and wind instruments, some wearing traditional hats, on a small stage with a plain background.
Group of musicians performing on a float with a red platform, decorated with green tinsel and balloons, during a parade. They are wearing black T-shirts with a logo and colorful hats, holding musical instruments such as drums and a trumpet. In the background, there are trees, power lines, and a yellow bus.
Group of ten performers on stage, four women in colorful dresses with large yellow skirts and six men in white outfits with red scarves, one holding a clarinet, all standing in front of a black curtain.

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