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Live Bolivian and Andean cultural programs · South Florida

Bring live Bolivian music, traditional instruments, and cultural stories to your school, event, or community.

Casa Andes offers 30–60-minute programs in English, Spanish, or both, adapted for schools, civic events, hospitals, senior communities, and cultural partners.

Watch the full Tacacoma video

A date window is enough to start. Pricing, setup, and institution-specific requirements are confirmed for each inquiry.

Casa Andes artists performing Bolivian and Andean music
Casa Andes artists sharing Bolivian and Andean music in a live program. Owned media.
  • Miami-based
  • English, Spanish, or both
  • Adapted to your audience and venue
  • Miami-Dade, Broward, and nearby communities

Choose the setting. We’ll shape the program.

Every format can combine live music, traditional instruments, cultural context, stories, and optional participation.

01

School and youth programs

30–60 minutes of live music, traditional instruments, cultural context, and age-appropriate teaching for assemblies, classrooms, libraries, and youth groups.

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02

Civic events and festivals

30–60 minutes of live music from Bolivia and the Andes, traditional instruments, and cultural context, adapted to your stage and schedule.

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03

Hospitals, senior communities, and community spaces

30–60 minutes of live music, traditional instruments, and cultural context, with pacing, volume, and participation adapted to your setting.

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Casa Andes: the program behind the experience

Casa Andes is the flagship live program of Bolivia Multicultural Network. It brings together Bolivian and Andean music, traditional instruments, family roots, cultural context, and audience-appropriate learning.

  • Live music
  • Cultural context
  • Interactive teaching
Watch the full Tacacoma music video with Miriam Mita and Edwin Ramos.
Video transcript

Full music video for “Tacacoma,” performed by Miriam Mita and Edwin Ramos. The video combines Bolivian and Andean music with landscapes, traditional instruments, and performance scenes from Bolivia.

Plan in three steps

We’ll review the fit and recommend the appropriate format and next step.

  1. 01Share your date or date window.
  2. 02Tell us the city, venue, and audience.
  3. 03Add your language, accessibility, setup, and funding needs.

See the program. Verify the organization.

View owned program photography and video, open the Florida public registration, or request setup and decision materials. Availability, pricing, insurance, private references, and institution-specific documents are confirmed for each inquiry.

Interested in supporting access?

Ask about sponsoring a school or community program, supporting artist participation, volunteering, referrals, or in-kind help. Tell us what you have in mind, and we’ll discuss the appropriate next step.

Practical questions

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01Who can request a program?

Schools, cities, venues, hospitals, senior communities, nonprofits, companies, and cultural partners can inquire.

02Do I need a confirmed date?

No. A date window and the strongest details you have are enough to begin.

03Where do you offer programs?

Our primary service area is Miami-Dade, Broward, and nearby South Florida communities. Other locations can be discussed by inquiry.

Tell us what you’re planning.

Share your audience, city, date window, and goal. We’ll review availability and recommend the next step.

Request availability