A Memorable Night at Cumbia House


Cumbia House, Bogota, Colombia has always held a special place in my heart. It’s a classy haven for live music, delicious food, and a vibrant atmosphere that never fails to leave a lasting impression. I’ve frequented this gem in Bogotá many times, but this particular Friday evening was exceptional. Let me take you through a night that perfectly captured the essence of what makes Cumbia House so special.

We arrived at 7 PM on a cold Friday evening, greeted by a long line outside the grand entrance. It’s no surprise – Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays are peak days here, thanks to the live music that draws crowds from across the city. Our excitement was tinged with anxiety because the best experience at Cumbia House is undoubtedly on the main level, Floor 1, where you can feel the pulse of the music and interact closely with the performers.

To our dismay, we were ushered to the second floor, which offers a decent view of the stage below but lacks the electrifying vibe of Floor 1. From our table overlooking the stage, we ordered a few drinks and dishes, including their signature arepa con queso and yuca fries. The food was excellent as always, but something was missing. Once you’ve experienced the energy of Floor 1, it’s hard to settle for anything else.

Enter Juan Sebastián Cuevas, the unassuming yet attentive manager. With his warm smile and calm demeanor, he assured us we would have a good time despite our initial disappointment. I couldn’t help but persist, asking if he could find us a table on the first floor. He promised to do his best, and true to his word, about an hour later, he escorted us to a prime spot right in the heart of Floor 1.

Juan Sebastian

From that moment on, the evening transformed into something truly magical. Sitting on Floor 1 is a grand spectacle – the view of the three floors, the proximity to the stage, and the infectious energy of the crowd make it an unforgettable experience. The live music and DJ kept the atmosphere electric, with popular Latin songs filling the air. The stars of the evening were undoubtedly Jeimy and Rossanelle, whose performances elevated the energy to another level.

Jeimy’s voice was nothing short of extraordinary. Her vocal projection filled the room with power and emotion, captivating everyone in attendance. Her ability to convey such depth and energy through her singing was truly mesmerizing. What’s more, both Jeimy and Rossanelle danced the entire evening while singing, their movements perfectly in sync with the rhythm of the music. Their dynamic presence on stage brought the songs to life, engaging the audience and creating an atmosphere that was both electric and intimate. Watching them perform was a privilege and a highlight of the night.

Between songs, the performers took short breaks, during which I had the privilege of meeting Jeimy and Rossanelle. They were gracious enough to pose for pictures and chat briefly, adding a personal touch to the night. What truly elevated the evening was the company at our table and the exceptional service from Juan Sebastián. Every 15-20 minutes, he would stop by to ensure everything was perfect, his attention to detail making us feel like VIPs. The food, presented in unique and artistic ways, paired wonderfully with the drinks. The highlight for me was the arepa con queso – simple yet incredibly satisfying.

Cumbia House is more than just a place for dinner and music; it’s an experience that engages all your senses. The live performances, the vibrant décor, and the warmth of the staff create an ambiance that’s hard to replicate. This particular evening reminded me why I keep coming back to this incredible venue.

If you’re ever in Bogotá, do yourself a favor and visit Cumbia House. Try to secure a spot on Floor 1, but even if you don’t, rest assured that people like Juan Sebastián will go out of their way to make your evening special. It’s places like this that make Bogotá’s nightlife truly unforgettable.

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