Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, along with Vice President Marquez, visited the Cabildo Drum School, located on La Boquilla beach, Cartagena.
This exceptional school, dedicated to preserving cultural traditions and instilling pride among young students, offers a variety of programs that go beyond percussion.
According to the details, the school offers a unique combination of music education, social support and community engagement.
Prince Harry and Meghan were greeted by the pounding sounds of drums and the school's founder, Rafael Ramos, upon their arrival.
Following the opening presentation, they and the Vice President heard from members of the local community, including children, teenagers, parents and the elderly, about the importance of preserving Cartagena's culture.
The couple, along with France and her partner, joined a drum lesson led by local students.
The session was followed by a community performance that moved both the Vice President and the Duchess of Sussex.
The vibrant rhythms, moving stories and deep sense of community showcased the school’s vital role in celebrating and preserving Cartagena’s rich Afro-Colombian heritage.
