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Artist profile · EPK La Toma, Suárez, Cauca (Colombia) Country: Colombia

Juventud Ancestral

The Guards of the Caucano Violín de La Toma — Conjunto de Violín Caucano — Afro-Colombian music from northern Cauca

Juventud Ancestral — picture by the artist
© Festival de Música del Pacífico Petronio Álvarez (the festival’s official video, 2025 performance).
Origine
La Toma, Suárez, Cauca (Colombia)
Discipline
Cauca violin ensemble — Afro-Colombian music of northern Cauca

Biographie

Agrupación Musical Juventud Ancestral is an ensemble of young musicians from La Toma, a village of Suárez, in northern Cauca (Colombia), directed by Yansi Lucumí González. Guardians of the violín caucano — the Afro-Colombian tradition of violins made from guadua and totumo — they bring ancestral memory and contemporary creation together, in a repertoire drawn from alabaos, currulaos and jugas. Revealed by Cali’s Petronio Álvarez Festival, they took 3rd place in the Violines Caucanos category in 2025, after a first podium in 2024.

Distinctions and benchmarks

['3rd place, Violines Caucanos modality, Petronio Álvarez 2025 Festival (Cali)', 'Podium at Petronio Álvarez 2024 (3rd place); award for best traditional violin performer for its director, Yansi Lucumí González']

On the Poster — Festivals

  • 2025 — Petronio Álvarez, Cali: 3rd place, Violines Caucanos modality — official concert of the festival — See the festival entry

See also

Juventud Ancestral — official concert at the Petronio Álvarez Festival 2025 ▶

Juventud Ancestral — official concert at the Petronio Álvarez Festival 2025

Performing formats

  • Concert — main stage
  • Festival — traditional Pacific music

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