Celebrated in December, this carnival is one of the most colorful and traditional festivals in the region. It is characterized by parades, music, dances, and costumes, with a rich blend of indigenous and Spanish traditions.

When: Variable, generally at the end of the year

It represents a blend of indigenous and African elements and is characterized by its energetic movements and striking costumes. It is celebrated during Holy Week festivities and other religious celebrations.

It is typical of the festivities for Saint John the Baptist (June 24) and is marked by its joy and the use of traditional costumes. It is a popular dance in the Nariño region.

This dance has indigenous influences and is part of the celebrations for the Feast of Our Lady of Mount Carmel (July 16) and other local festivities.