Punto Baré
Punto Baré is a live salsa bar at Calle 5 #13-15, San Juan Bosco neighborhood, on the same block as La Topa Tolondra. Every night it's open there's a band on stage: salsa, charanga, big band and Latin jazz.
- Hours
- Wednesday to Friday from 8:00 p.m. to 3:00 a.m., according to Google Maps; concerts start at 9:00 p.m. The program changes every week on Instagram (checked on 2026-10-13).
- Price
- Entry per person depending on the concert: in October 2026 it announced COP 20,000 and COP 25,000
- Price level
- $$$$$
- Duration
- 2 to 4 hours
- Address
- Calle 5 #13-15, San Juan Bosco, Cali
Its rule is live music. Each night a different group takes a small stage with murals of soneros behind it: salsa orchestras, charangas, tribute bands and Afro-Cuban jazz nights. The Punto Baré Big Band, put together with El Colectivo, a Cali music school, plays on Wednesdays.
It's more for sitting and listening than for dancing. There are tables, a bar and a short dance floor where a few couples get up. If you want a big floor, you can walk afterward to La Topa Tolondra, on the same block.
It's still open after the August 10, 2026 earthquake: in October 2026 it announced concerts on Instagram and new hours starting at 9:00 p.m.
What to see
- The Wednesday big band.
- The Afro-Cuban jazz nights.
- The wall of photos of salsa musicians.
Getting there
- Taxi or ride-hailing app to Calle 5 #13-15.
- It's on the same block as La Topa Tolondra, between San Antonio and downtown.
Tips
- Check Instagram the same day: that's where they post who's playing and the cover price.
- Go to listen; the dance floor is small.
- Arrive and leave by taxi booked through an app.
FAQ
Is there live music every day?
Every night it's open there's a band. According to Google Maps it's open Wednesday to Friday; check the week's schedule on Instagram.
How much is entry?
It depends on the concert. In October 2026 it announced tickets of COP 20,000 and COP 25,000 per person.
Can you dance?
Yes, but the floor is short. It's a bar for listening to music.
Is it still open after the earthquake?
Yes. In October 2026 it was still posting concerts on Instagram.
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