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CaliKáli Latin Festival
History

About the Festival

How was
CaliKáli born?

The idea for the CaliKáli Latin Festival was born in 2025. For years, we organized the Mirador Jamboree, gathering our regular travelers for a long weekend somewhere in the country to share travel stories, listen to music, hike, and enjoy a fair amount of rum.

Then came the thought: what if we made all this accessible to a larger audience? Let the music not just come from speakers, but have live concerts. Let's not drink rum from water glasses, but do it properly and taste fine spirits. Let's not just talk about travels, but show them to others through presentations.

Thus, CaliKáli Latin Fest was born, with the generous support of the Szentbékkálla Municipality.

"Whether there will be a second, third, or fourth one depends only on you!"
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We bring our love for Latin culture and Latin American countries, the fitting programs, lectures, and concerts — but you should know that we have almost zero experience in event organizing, so don't expect a Sziget Festival!

There will be Latin music concerts, lots of dancing, interesting lectures and exhibitions, film screenings, a gastro yard, and rum tasting, and who knows what else we'll think of by the opening day.

One thing is for sure: if you come, the atmosphere will be great.

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Who is performing?

Performers

Los Koyotes

Los Koyotes

Los Koyotes primarily plays traditional and modern Mexican music, blending Latin American rhythms, various musical genres, and the rich heritage of Mexican culture. Their music draws heavily on mariachi traditions while incorporating numerous other styles: neo-mariachi, gypsy-cumbia, and corrido-salsa. The band's live concerts are full of energy, inviting the audience to dance and bringing an authentic Mexican festive atmosphere to the stage. The band frequently performs at various cultural festivals, events, and clubs, offering a special experience even for those encountering Mexican music for the first time. Their goal is to bring an authentic Mexican sound to Hungary and to promote Mexican music and culture.

Los Andinos

Los Andinos

The Los Andinos ensemble was formed in the spring of 1982 in Székesfehérvár. Their name and musical mission are inspired by the rich and diverse folk music traditions of the peoples of the Central Andes in South America, which they have been collecting, researching, and authentically performing for more than four decades. Since 1989, they have deepened their knowledge through regular field research trips to Ecuador, Peru, and Bolivia. Their work has been supported by masters such as Mario Godoy Aguirre, an Ecuadorian composer and folk music researcher, alongside their musician friends Enrique (Kike) Pinto in Peru and Esteban Choque Orozco in Bolivia. By visiting village festivals, they have studied local customs, traditional costumes, performance styles, and instrument making, allowing their programs to feature melodies they have collected themselves. One of the highlights of their career was a six-month study trip in 1997, during which the band gave 25 concerts in Ecuador and 12 in Peru. Los Andinos has remained active ever since, dedicated to authentically conveying the values of Central Andean folk music. Their performance takes the audience on a journey from the mountains of Potosí in Bolivia to the valleys of Cuzco in Peru, and onward to the Chimborazo and Imbabura volcanoes in Ecuador, reviving songs that evoke the traditions and customs of the past.

La Movida Cuba

La Movida Cuba

Every performance delivers that sizzling, vibrant energy you can only experience through Cuban music. Catchy tunes that get under your skin guarantee a fantastic atmosphere, getting everyone out of their seats and onto the dance floor. La Movida Cuba brings you salsa, bachata, mambo, rumba, merengue, reggaeton, and cha-cha-cha, as well as the most famous hits from Latin America — often infused with the band's unique flair and spice. Guests can immerse themselves in a tropical Cuban and Latin American vibe, filled with the region's signature passion and joy for life.

Latin Lélek

Latin Lélek

The Latin Lélek musical evening brings together two outstanding artists: bass-baritone Manuel B. Camino and pianist Sebastián Ramírez, who perform a selection of emotionally rich and passionate pieces from the Latin world. In their interpretation, the songs sound both delicate and elementally powerful, uniting the musical spirits of Mexico, Argentina, and Spain.

Volver La Vida

Volver La Vida

At the Volver La Vida concert, the musical worlds of four exceptional artists meet in Szentbékkálla: the sensitive cello of Anita Miskolczi, the versatile and delicate vocals of Zsuzsanna Bojta, the passionate Mexican bass-baritone of Manuel B. Camino, and the lyrical, virtuoso piano of Sebastián Ramírez together evoke the rich, emotive world of Latin music. The ensemble’s program transports the listener from South America to Spain with passion, freedom, and vibrant rhythms.

Mario Ochoa & Mai Rumba

Mario Ochoa & Mai Rumba

Mario Ochoa & Mai Rumba is a professional Latin band dedicated to creating engaging, high-quality musical experiences. Besides their own original recordings available on mainstream music platforms, their repertoire spans a wide range of Latin genres, including salsa, bachata, merengue, cumbia, bolero, and bossa nova, all performed with a polished and captivating style. Their versatile sound makes them equally at home on festival stages and at elegant private events. The band takes pride in delivering performances that enhance the atmosphere and leave a lasting impression on their audiences. Over the years, they have appeared at notable events such as the "Garden Party na korze" festival in Trnava, where they have performed for seven consecutive years — as well as Hungary's Sziget Festival and GERE Jazz Festival, building a strong reputation across the region.

Unicumbia

Unicumbia

Unicumbia: The explosive fusion where the rhythm of cumbia meets the Hungarian soul. From intoxication to dance, from dance to ritual; the Latin flavor in the heart of Hungary. Ay mamá, la cumbia me está llamando!

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Program — Football Pitch

Concerts

The 5×6 meter stage provided by the municipality will be set up in the area of the Football Pitch. For three days, live Latin American music and concerts await the audience, featuring a dance floor, Central and South American beers, wine spritzers, and cocktails.

Friday · July 10
18:30 – 20:00
Latin Lélek (Manuel B. Camino & Sebastián Ramírez)
acoustic bolero, Mexican, Argentine, and Spanish classics
20:30 – 22:00
Los Koyotes
gypsy cumbia and neo-mariachi songs straight from Mexico
After the concerts, head to the village center, where the Latin party continues at Könyvtár Bisztró and Szimbió Borudvar with great rums and local spritzers.
Saturday · July 11
16:00 – 17:30
Los Andinos
Andean folk songs from Peru, Bolivia, and Ecuador
18:00 – 19:30
Volver La Vida
Argentine tango, Spanish, and Mexican classics in an operatic style
20:00 – 22:00
La Movida Cuba
the greatest Cuban salsa and son hits from the streets of Havana
After the concerts, head to the village center, where the Latin party continues at Könyvtár Bisztró and Szimbió Borudvar with great rums and local spritzers.
Sunday · July 12
17:00 – 18:30
Unicumbia
drunk and hungover cumbia with a hint of Unicum flavor
19:00 – 20:30
Mario Ochoa & Mai Rumba
Central American and Caribbean classics in the world of bachata, merengue, and salsa, straight from Honduras
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Program — Library & Káli Kert

Lectures

The library and Káli Kert will host travel, political, and historical lectures from Friday to Sunday.

Friday
15:00-16:00
Chavín Drugs and Their Religious Aspects (stand-up archaeology)
Péter Antalffy, historian
Venue: Library
Historian Péter Antalffy speaks in a humorous way about the religious center of Chavín, a vanished civilization that reigned between 900-200 BC, and the drug-based trance that made the city the leading city of the Peruvian Andes 1,500 years before the Incas.

Péter Antalffy is a researcher at the Rubicon Institute, opener and leader of numerous museum exhibitions and tours. He is the creator of stand-up archaeology, which he invented to bring archaeology and history closer to people.
15:00-16:00
When You Don't Arrive for Just Two Weeks: Life and Integration in Colombia
András Mátai, traveler
Venue: Káli Kert
András Mátai is a traveler and Wanderwell tour guide who fell in love with Colombia (understandably) and eventually moved there. He will talk about life and integration into what is perhaps the most festive society on Earth, what he would bring back to Hungary, and what gives him the chills. Many consider Colombia the most beautiful and livable country on Earth, but is it really so? If you are generally interested in Colombia, come and ask András your questions.
16:00-17:00
Under the Spell of Emeralds
Endre Nagy
Venue: Káli Kert
Hungary's first emerald exhibition will be at CaliKáli! Endre Nagy, founder of Mirador Adventures and creator of CaliKáli, presents his own collection supplemented by a few guests, after which you can learn about the history and everyday life of Colombian emerald mines and the bloody decade of the emerald war in a lecture.
Saturday
10:00-11:00
From Nicaragua to the Guyanas: A Year in Latin America with a Child
Tímea Okos and Zoltán Markó
Venue: Library
A lecture by travel duo Tímea Okos and Zoltán Markó (Instagram: Világjárócsalád) on how to travel in Latin America as a backpacker with a child for a year. They talk about the challenges of organization and travel, sharing their experiences with those planning a similar trip. What to look out for, what to prepare for in advance, and what not to worry about at all because it will resolve itself anyway. All this is made enjoyable with a colorful, pictorial presentation.
11:00-12:00
János Móricz and the Tayos Cave: Can the Legends be Cleared?
Zoltán Varga, geologist
Venue: Library
A lecture by geologist Zoltán Varga, president of the János Móricz Cultural Society, follows in the footsteps of one of Amazonia's greatest mysteries, the golden library of the Tayos Cave. What did János Móricz discover, are there really gold plates with runic inscriptions deep in the earth, and are there Hungarian-speaking Indians in Ecuador? Much will be revealed, but even more will remain in the impenetrable fog of mysticism.
15:30-16:30
The Soul of Buenos Aires: Argentine Tango
Katalin Dillmont
Venue: Káli Kert
Katalin Dillmont is a recognized tango dancer in Hungary. For her, tango is not simply a dance, but a language, a creed, a style. The roots of perhaps the most sensual dance in the world go beyond Buenos Aires, helping entire generations experience their emotions and interpret female and male relationships. Talking to Kati about dance is like talking to Einstein about the theory of relativity: new dimensions open up. After the lecture, of course, a tango workshop in Káli Kert!
12:00-13:00
South America on Two Wheels
Sándor Mesits
Venue: Library
Sándor Mesits, owner of the Káli Kert Guesthouse, has two great loves: bicycles and South America. Sándor began his journey two years ago in Ushuaia and cycled to Bogotá in two separate trips. What is South America like on two wheels? You can find out from Sanyi! Awesome landscapes and even more awesome stories from Ruta 40 through the Panamericana to the trans-Andean passes.
13:00-14:00
The Real Discoverers of America in the Light of Cultural and Archaeological Evidence, or Was it Really Columbus Who Discovered America?
Zoltán Varga
Venue: Library
Zoltán Varga's second lecture recalls the pre-Spanish period of America. There is numerous cultural and archaeological evidence that America was not discovered by Christopher Columbus. We know about the Vikings, but is it possible that discoverers from the Mediterranean region arrived even before them? An eye-opening lecture on the omitted pages of history books.
13:00-14:00
Judit Berg and Her Muse: South America
Judit Berg
Venue: Káli Kert
Storywriter Judit Berg talks about what South America means to her and how the continent appears in her works. She tells about the influences that prompted her to write Liana, the story of child survivors of a plane crash in the Colombian rainforest. After the conversation, Judit will also sign books.
14:00-15:00
Moche Sexual Representations (stand-up archaeology)
Péter Antalffy, historian
Venue: Library
Péter Antalffy's second lecture provides insight into the culture of the Peruvian coast through the sexual representations of the Moche people. His stand-up archaeology lecture approaches archaeology in a funny way, bringing a vanished civilization thought to be mystical closer to people.
14:00-15:00
What is the Life of a South American Consul Like?
Niki Kanazirev
Venue: Káli Kert
Niki Kanazirev, former consul to Uruguay, talks about what a consul does in South America. Niki is connected to the continent in a thousand ways; she not only traveled around it but also "officially" served from Colombia to Argentina, finally ending up in Montevideo, where she managed the path of Hungarians in perhaps the most boring country in South America in cooperation with the embassy in Buenos Aires. Ask freely, Niki will answer everything.
Sunday
10:00-11:00
What did Rumini and the two little dinos see in South America?
Judit Berg
Venue: Káli Kert
Judit Berg's main profile is children's literature, and she presents perhaps its two most famous adventurers to the smallest festival-goers. What did Rumini see in South America? And what were the two little dinos looking for in Venezuela and Bolivia? If you are interested in jungle stories and the pirate mouse's logbook, come and talk to Judit, who might even sign your favorite book at the end.
11:00-12:00
Spiral World: Worldview of South America's Ancient Peoples
Endre Nagy
Venue: Library
Endre Nagy has been traveling Central and South America with a backpack for 20 years, during which time he managed to immerse himself in the legend and belief world of Indian communities with ancient roots. How do the ancient cave paintings and petroglyphs of Amazonia connect to today's shamanism, what does ayahuasca really mean, and what do we Hungarians have to do with all this? A mystical journey on a spatial spiral.
11:00-12:00
Costa Rica's Backyard, or What it's Like to Live in a Tropical Eden
János Csernoch
Venue: Káli Kert
János Csernoch has been living a dual life for over twenty years. He spends his summers in Óbudavár in the Nivegy Valley, but his winters in Costa Rica. Initially, he made a living from tour guiding, today he deals with cigars and runs a guesthouse on the Caribbean coast. But is life in Costa Rica really as idyllic as it seems? What are the downsides of tropical existence, what should one prepare for when deciding to move? Ask your questions to János, who will be happy to show you around the backyard of Eden.
13:00-14:00
Capoeira, the Struggle Hidden in Dance
Péter Marosi
Venue: Káli Kert
Capoeira: dance or fight, or can it be both at the same time?
The lecture will cover the development of capoeira, why it became the way it is, and how it supports individuals and communities.
How it shapes the perspective of the European mind in everyday life.
13:00-14:30
My Love: Colombia
Péter Lendvai
Venue: Library
Péter Lendvai first visited Colombia in 2022. He knew nothing about the country and didn't speak Spanish. He was so captivated by the country that he returned six times in the last four years and even learned to speak Spanish fluently. The magic of the Andes, the paramo, the colonial small villages is one thing; what really made him embrace this country is its human side. Peti presents this great country based on his socio-photos, spiced up with plenty of absurd traveler stories.
14:00-15:30
The Geopolitical Role of Andean Mining Countries
Endre Nagy
Venue: Káli Kert
You can talk to Endre Nagy about the geopolitical role of South American mining countries in the light of this and last year's elections. Oil, lithium, copper, and rare earth metals are what define everyday life not only in South America but also in Hungary. What will happen to Bolivia after Evo Morales and where will Venezuela shift after the liquidation of Maduro? Peru and Chile on the path of Americanization, Ecuador and Colombia in the shadow of renewed drug and guerrilla wars.
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Program — Kossuth Street

Dances & Street Party

No Latin cultural festival is complete without Latin dances. Our partners are the KITango Dance Studio, the Salsa Días Brillantes Dance School, and the Abadá Capoeira group, who await festival-goers with performances and workshops.

The street party is animated by dance schools — come and learn the steps!
Salsa Días Brillantes

Salsa Días Brillantes

The Salsa Días Brillantes dance school comes from Keszthely, where salsa has been present in the city's life for many years in the form of various dance clubs. A dance community of 60-80 people who dance, demonstrate, and teach Cuban salsa and bachata to lovers of Latin dances. At CaliKáli, you can join them in the form of workshops. Not just for beginners, but for advanced dancers too!

KITango Budapest

KITango Budapest

Katalin Dillmont and Béla Barabás, founders and leaders of the KITango Budapest dance school, have been teaching, practicing, and promoting Argentine tango in Hungary for nearly twenty years. Through their work, they convey Argentine culture, music, and traditions while building an open and inspiring community. For years, they were performing artists at the National Dance Theatre and soloists at the Argentine Tango Dance Theatre, and their professional work was recognized with a Hungarian championship title in 2026. At the Calikáli Festival, they will bring a taste of this rich and diverse world to the audience during their joint performance with Volver La Vida. During the day, they will hold workshops for those who have been enchanted by tango.

ABADÁ-Capoeira

ABADÁ-Capoeira

The ABADÁ-Capoeira group was founded in 1988 in Rio de Janeiro by Mestre Camisa, a student of the legendary Mestre Bimba. It aims to create a new, contemporary capoeira by combining elements of the two main styles of capoeira: Regional, created by Mestre Bimba, and Angola, which deeply preserves the ancient traditions of capoeira. Its essence lies in constantly striving for renewal and development while preserving traditions.

Today, the group has grown into the world's largest capoeira organization, present on all five continents in more than a hundred countries with over 50,000 members. ABADÁ-Capoeira has been active in Hungary since 2008, and they will also demonstrate the basic movements of this Brazilian martial art and dance form at CaliKáli in the form of workshops.

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Program — Library Barn & Káli Kert

Exhibitions

The barn next to the library functions as an exhibition venue: Endre Nagy's ethnographic exhibition will be on display. The emerald exhibition will be set up in the Káli Kert.

Hungary's first official emerald exhibition

Hungary's first official emerald exhibition

The gemstone collection of about twenty pieces, all of which come from the Muzo and Chivor mines in Colombia, arrives from private collections. At the exhibition, you can not only see the raw stones, but there will also be an educational exhibition on site that takes the visitor into the depths of strictly guarded caves and introduces the bloody history of emerald mines, the Guerra Verde, or Green War.

The exhibition will be opened by Endre Nagy on Friday, July 10, at 4:00 PM, during which he will talk about his personal experiences in the mines. The exhibition will be available on Saturday and Sunday from 10 AM to 4 PM.

Endre Nagy's ethnographic collection

Endre Nagy's ethnographic collection

Traditional costumes, hunting tools, and spiritual objects collected during his 20 years of travel in Central and South America will be presented, from the Altos Cuchumatanes in Guatemala through the rainforests of Darién and Amazonia to the Andes mountains. During the ethnographic exhibition, you can get to know the Arhuacos of Colombia, the Pemóns of Venezuela, the Asháninkas of Peru, as well as the Emberá and Ngäbe-Buglé peoples of Panama.

Photo Exhibition of Zoltán Markolt and Endre Nagy

Photo Exhibition of Zoltán Markolt and Endre Nagy

In the Community House next to the Gastro Yard, you can see a photo exhibition of Central and South America. Zoltán Markolt presents the continent's wildlife with his magical animal and bird photos, while Endre Nagy enriches the exhibition with portraits of the continent's indigenous people.

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Learn and Create

Workshops

Friday
16:30-17:30
Rum Selection for Advanced
Breaking away from the world of table rums, you can taste five quality items with us.
Venue: Káli Kert

Price: 28 000 HUF

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16:30-17:30
Capoeira workshop
Try the basics of Brazilian martial arts and dance with the ABADÁ-Capoeira group!
Venue: Oltárczy Yard
Saturday
11:00-12:00
Capoeira workshop
Try the basics of Brazilian martial arts and dance with the ABADÁ-Capoeira group!
Venue: Oltárczy Yard
13:30-14:30
Introduction to the World of Rums
During the tasting, you will taste five mid-range table rums from Central and South America.
Venue: Káli Kert

Price: 15 000 HUF

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14:00-15:00
Coffee Tasting
Get to know the special world of Latin American coffees at Káli Kert!
Venue: Káli Kert

Price: 4,000 HUF

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14:30-15:30
Rum Selection for Advanced
Breaking away from the world of table rums, you can taste five quality items with us.
Venue: Káli Kert

Price: 28 000 HUF

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14:30-15:30
Tango workshop
Get to know the world of Argentine tango with instructors from KITango Budapest!
Venue: Káli Kert
15:30-16:00
Bachata workshop
Learn bachata with Salsa Días Brillantes dance school!
Venue: Oltárczy Yard
16:30-17:00
Salsa workshop
Learn salsa with Salsa Días Brillantes dance school!
Venue: Oltárczy Yard
Sunday
11:00-12:00
Capoeira workshop
Try the basics of Brazilian martial arts and dance with the ABADÁ-Capoeira group!
Venue: Oltárczy Yard
12:00-13:00
Introduction to the World of Rums
During the tasting, you will taste five mid-range table rums from Central and South America.
Venue: Káli Kert

Price: 15 000 HUF

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12:30-13:30
Coffee Tasting
Get to know the special world of Latin American coffees at Káli Kert!
Venue: Káli Kert

Price: 4,000 HUF

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13:00-14:00
Rum Selection for Advanced
Breaking away from the world of table rums, you can taste five quality items with us.
Venue: Káli Kert

Price: 28 000 HUF

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14:00-15:00
Cuban Cocktail Workshop
Anyone who has been to Cuba knows that the best cocktails in the world can be tasted on the Caribbean island. But what is the secret of these good Cubans? If you are curious, join Mr. Agua, the cocktail-mixing guru of El Cañonazo de la Habana Cuban restaurant, who will teach you how to mix a real mojito, piña colada, and margarita.
Venue: Káli Kert

The workshop (max. 12 people) is available on Sunday, between 14:00 and 15:00, price HUF 10,000, after which you can of course consume all three cocktails you mixed. Warm up for the Sunday concerts with Cuban cocktails!

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15:30-16:30
Cuban Cooking Workshop
Two chefs from the Cuban restaurant El Cañonazo de la Habana, Luz and Eli, will teach you how to prepare the Cuban-Colombian fusion "hamburger", the patacón cubano. This classic Cuban street food is a favorite for many; why not learn to make it at home?
Venue: Káli Kert

The participation fee for the workshop (maximum 12 people) is HUF 5,000, and at the end, you can of course taste the patacón cubano you prepared.

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14:30-15:30
Salsa & Bachata workshop
Learn salsa and bachata with Salsa Días Brillantes dance school!
Venue: Oltárczy Yard
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Program — Community House Yard

Gastro Yard

An open gastro yard awaits visitors in the community house yard — no entry fee. For three days, Venezuelan, Peruvian, Cuban, Argentine, and Colombian flavors exclusively in street food format. Food can be purchased with food tickets.

Latin fest food
Latin fest food
Latin fest food
Latin fest food
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Special Program

Rum Tastings

The rum tasting is only available for ticket or 3-day pass holders for the given day.

Introduction to the World of Rums

Introduction to the World of Rums

During the tasting, you will taste five mid-range table rums from Central and South America, as well as the Caribbean. The 12-year-old Abuelo is a popular Panamanian item, a perfect introduction to the world of quality rums. From here, there is a strong quality step to the 15-year-old El Dorado, which offers an insight into the sugarcane plantations of Guyana. With Appleton, we open towards the Caribbean Islands. Its 15-year-old item is a divisive creation, but undoubtedly essential. The Punta Cana XOX is a 25-year-old Dominican dessert rum for those with a sweet tooth, for which the equally Dominican Brugal Leyenda item is a perfect prelude, opening the door to the world of top-quality rums.

The price of the 75-minute tasting is HUF 15,000/person, during which 3 cl of each item is measured out, while the audience is entertained with rum stories.

Saturday 13:30-14:30
Sunday 12:00-13:00

Rum Selection for Advanced

Rum Selection for Advanced

Breaking away from the world of table rums, you can taste five quality items with us. The 18-year-old Flor de Cana, which counts as an entry-level, is an alcoholic, sometimes tart top-category table rum for those who do not require tricks. Much more characteristic will be the Tawny Cask maturation of the Abuelo XV series, which kicks the door down with its deep sweetish taste. Dos Maderas Luxus is the odd one out in our tasting, as after ten years of Caribbean oak maturation, it is further refined in sherry casks in Spain. The El Dorado Versailles item is one of the most exciting rums in the world with its smoky, sometimes chocolatey, other times orangey or just salty aftertaste, whose peculiarity is that it is distilled not in copper, but in 250-year-old wooden stills. And how else would we close the premium rums than with a Colombian Dictador essence, which is made with a secret process, provided with the rum master's own signature.

The price of the 75-minute tasting is HUF 28,000/person, during which 3 cl of each item is measured out, while you can get to know the distillation processes and history of premium rums and essences.

Friday 16:30-17:30
Saturday 14:30-15:30
Sunday 13:00-14:00

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Special program

Coffee Tasting

The coffee tasting is only available to those with a ticket for the given day or a 3-day pass.

At the Flor D’Café family coffee roastery presentation, you can learn about the journey of coffee from the farm to the cup, while tasting special artisan-roasted coffees.

During the program, we will taste special, freshly roasted coffees, talk about coffee cultivation, processing, and characteristic flavor profiles, and present various coffee brewing techniques that you can easily try at home. ☕️

You will find out why Latin American coffee is considered one of the cleanest and most balanced flavor experiences in the world, and get a glimpse into the everyday life of a family coffee roastery.

Max 20 people, 4,000 HUF/person

Saturday 14:00-15:00

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Map Overview

Venues

The festival is held in the center of Szentbékkálla, on the section between Kossuth Street — Jókai Street and the Mindszentkálla access road. The closed street and municipality properties host the programs.

Main Stage
Football Pitch
5×6 meter main stage where you can cool off with Szentbékkálla wine spritzers, South American beers, and cocktails during and between concerts.
Gastro Yard
Community House & Yard
Gastro yard in the courtyard, lectures in the auditorium. Small kitchen and restrooms nearby.
Lectures & Expo
Library & Barn
Lecture room in the library, exhibition venue in the barn in the library yard.
Dance & Vendors
Kossuth Street
Closed street section: dance shows, night street party, vendors, and possibly food trucks.
Adventure Park
Municipality Yard
Adventure park for children, where they can learn about the countries of the continent and its wildlife in a playful way.
Oltárczy Yard
Ticketing & Geopark
In addition to ticket sales, the Geopark stand will be here, and you can try tejo, the Colombian pub game, as well as participate in dance workshops.
Káli Kert
Lectures & Workshops
Lectures combined with discussions, cooking workshops, and dance demonstrations, as well as the emerald exhibition.
Szimbió Wine Yard & Bistro
Refreshments & Party
Two catering establishments in the village where you can refresh yourself all day. After-concert parties at the wine yard on Friday and Saturday.
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How much does it cost?

Ticket Prices

Ticket Type Price
3-day Pass 26,500 HUF
3-day Pass for Káli Basin residents (Mindszentkálla, Köveskál, Balatonhenye, Monoszló, Kővágóörs, Kékkút, Salföld, and Káptalantóti) 16,000 HUF
3-day Pass for Szentbékkálla residents 6,000 HUF
Discounted Ticket (visitors aged 12-18) 17,500 HUF
Day Ticket (Friday) 10,000 HUF
Day Ticket (Saturday) 12,000 HUF
Day Ticket (Sunday) 10,000 HUF
Supporter Ticket 6,000 HUF

The festival is free for children under 12 years of age. Discounted passes/tickets can only be purchased by presenting a valid ID and address card.

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Where to Stay?

Accommodations

Kőtenger Panzió

+36 30 372 7937, +36 30 905 1538

Sárvári Vendégház

+36 30 205 2139

Orsi Vendégház

+36 30 517 9462

Tünde Vendégház

+36 30 641 4903

Cica-Mica Vendégház

+36 70 361 5044

Napraforgó Turistaszálló

+36 70 318 9992

Judit Vendégház

+36 20 611 8728

Villa Kála

+36 30 961 0767

A la Maison Pihenőház

+36 30 880 0416

Fruzsi Vendégház

+36 30 776 4999

Káli Kert Vendégház

+36 30 566 4910

Káli Kő Apartmanház

+36 20 943 4424

Ferenc Ház

+36 30 833 8747

Valéria Vendégház

+36 30 927 2422

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