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Goce Pagano

Latin America / Colombia / Bogota

Goce Pagano. A historical icon of salsa in Bogota

Pagan Enjoyment - Cesar Pagano was the protagonist of the bohemian and intellectual party of Bogota for more than two decades.
Pagan Enjoyment – Cesar Pagano was the protagonist of the bohemian and intellectual party of Bogota for more than two decades.FOTO: GUILLERMO TORRES REVISTA SEMANA
ABRIL 30 DE 2014

If history is concerned, we cannot overlook the main icon of Salsa in Bogotá, how could we not do so if we talk about 39 years of tradition, it all began in the 1978 decade when it emerged from the hand of… a space oriented to the Salsa in a city where this rhythm was not so normal, as perhaps it was in Cali or Barranquilla, at that time acetate records, vinyl, became the number 1 element that made this capital dance, which was incredibly remains up to date.

Goce Pagano Photo 1
Goce Pagano Photo 1

Here in the so-called Goce, we can delight ourselves with an important collection of records from the most important era of salsa, the 70’s, which to the impression of many are the ones that still set the rhythm in this place.

Due to its great tradition, it is common to get collectors’ meetings, forums or conversations with great personalities, therefore, it not only calls you to dance and enjoy good music, it is also a corner for those who make the history of salsa fashionable. During my visit I was able to enjoy the Joe Arroyo, a cocktail that shows us the flavors and colors of this beautiful country together with the well-known rhythm of the Salsa icon in Colombia.

Goce Pagano Photo 4
Goce Pagano Photo 4

El Goce opens its doors on Fridays and Saturdays from 7:00 p.m. with a very contemporary and up-to-date format, orange walls, candles, a fireplace, wood and leather furniture, calling you to an intimate and warm space, full of rhythms Latinos and that allows moonlight to enter the center of the ceiling.

Goce Pagano Photo 3
Goce Pagano Photo 3

For all the reasons mentioned we cannot stop enjoying a space so full of history, rhythms and flavors like this one, we can go to diagonal 20-A # 0 – 82, in the town of Santa Fé, very close to the Aguas station. of the transmilenio, join the roots of salsa and don’t stop requesting your best-known songs, Goce Pagano will surely please you on that beautiful Latin evening.

Goce Pagano Photo 2
Goce Pagano Photo 2

For more information:

  • Website: http://www.elgocepagano.co/
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