Cordillera Festival 2025 arrives in Bogotá on September 13 and 14 at Simón Bolívar Park, consolidating itself not only as the great celebration of Latin American music but also as a benchmark for sustainability in the region. This year, the festival’s green commitment is strengthened thanks to an alliance between Páramo Impacta, Clean Energy, and The Community Forests, which will take coverage and sustainable actions to a new level.
An alliance with purpose
The union of these platforms has a common goal: to showcase and promote sustainable solutions in major cultural stages. The Community Forests will contribute its expertise with conservation projects in the Amazon, which will serve as the foundation for offsetting the festival’s carbon footprint in these territories. In this way, Cordillera 2025 will take a firm step toward carbon neutrality.
For its part, Clean Energy will be the media ally in sustainability, developing multiplatform and multiformat coverage that will show up close how music and entertainment can be linked to climate action. From interviews and on-stage activations to the dissemination of positive-impact projects, the goal is to inspire attendees and digital audiences with real examples of transformation.
More than a festival
Cordillera 2025 will not only be a musical gathering: it will be a space to rethink how major events can become platforms for environmental and social impact. With the participation of strategic allies, the festival is shaping up to be a model of sustainability for the entire region.
This September 13 and 14, music, nature, and climate action will come together in the heart of Bogotá, proving that the future of festivals is sustainable and collaborative.