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2026-09-24
Human rights: part of professional training?
By: Alejandro García Suárez – Advisory Office of Communications
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Winners of the 5th Festival:
First place: Balú Arts Academy of Fusagasugá
Second place: Indigenous Traditions of Sibaté
Third place: Yamborí Folkloric Group from UCundinamarca Fusagasugá campus
The jury was composed of Aurora Huertas Gómez, a graduate in Performing Arts with an emphasis in Dance. This dance teacher has 20 years of experience as a performer and over 25 years as a teacher. She is a choreographer and director with expertise in traditional, ancestral, and international dance, as well as ballet initiation, performance, research, dance therapy, creation, and physical conditioning processes.
Another of the judges was the choreographer and dancer of the Colombian ballet Laureano José Molina Lechuga, an active member of Carnaval SA and a master of dance, workshop leader and choreographic direction of the Cenda Corporation.
Daniel Alexander Rojas Hernández was also part of the select group of judges. He holds a degree in Art Education with an emphasis in dance and is a dancer with over 13 years of experience in the artistic field at the national and international levels.
It is worth noting that the event was led by the University Welfare Directorate and included the participation of the following groups: Colombia Danza Viva Artistic Group; Emballé Dance Artistic Foundation; Mujeres de Colores Folkloric Group; Balú Arts Academy; Fusión Colombia; Yamborí Folkloric Group; Arte y Folclor; Labriegos Arte y Tradición Cultural Group.
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