National Folkloric Ballet of Chile Tickets

The National Folkloric Ballet of Chile (BAFONA) is Chile’s esteemed national folkloric ensemble, dedicated to preserving and diffracting Chilean folk culture and traditions through dynamic performance. Founded in 1965 as Ballet Folklórico Nacional Aucaman and renamed BAFONA in 1969, this organization operates under the Ministry of Cultures, Arts and Patrimony. Each year, BAFONA delivers 70+ presentations across Chile, reaching hundreds of thousands of spectators with vibrant costumes, regional dances, and traditional music that illuminate the country’s diverse heritage.

From historic festivals to contemporary stages, BAFONA continues to tour nationally and internationally, highlighting Chilean heritage on local and global platforms. The ensemble recently celebrated its 60th anniversary with four galas in 2025, including a special event at Teatro Municipal de Santiago, and continues to bring regional tours to Arica, Biobío, Ñuble, Maule, and beyond.

Follow BAFONA for updates on performances, new repertoire, and touring schedules via official channels on Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube, where they share behind-the-scenes content and performance highlights.

Upcoming engagements for 2025 include a Biobío regional itinerary in early 2025, performances in Arica and Camarones (July 1–3, 2025) as part of the 60th-anniversary commemorations, and central itineraries across Ñuble and Maule (August 26–29 and September 3, 2025). These events showcase the troupe’s signature regional dances, traditional costumes, and live Chilean music, offering an authentic glimpse into Chile’s living folk culture.

Social channels provide timely updates on show dates, tour stops, and new repertoire. Check each post for the latest information and secure your seats early through trusted ticket partners.

For more background on BAFONA’s mission and heritage, visit the official government pages and culture outlets listed below, which document the ensemble’s history, international appearances, and ongoing heritage programs.