black and white carnival.

There's a rhythm to the celebration that goes deeper than the parade music, a history woven into the elaborate crafts and the spontaneous joy of the crowds. black and white carnival is a soundscape of that experience, hosted by Ingri Vanessa Forero Quintero. This podcast lives in the vibrant intersection of leisure and traditional craft, exploring the very soul of southern Colombia's most significant festival. While rooted in the city of San Juan de Pasto, the carnival's spirit has spread across the department of Nariño and the wider region, creating a unique cultural tapestry. Each episode delves into the preparations, the artistry behind the masks and floats, and the personal stories from the streets during those six intense days from January second through the seventh. You'll hear about the community effort, the influx of travelers, and the cultural pride that transforms this event into more than just a party. It's an auditory journey into the heart of a living tradition, perfect for anyone fascinated by how craft and collective celebration define a place. Tune in to discover the layers of meaning behind the paint and the music that define this spectacular gathering.