From May 28 to June 1, Sucre will experience a unique sensory journey with the arrival of "El Palacio Suena bajo el cielo de Charcas" at the House of Liberty, as part of the bicentennial celebrations. Contemporary art, immersive technology, music, and heritage come together in a tour that redefines one of the country's most emblematic historic spaces. It’s not just a show, but an aesthetic and emotional experience that transforms the way we connect with our memory.

After exciting thousands of people in Cochabamba, Santa Cruz, and Pairumani, this proposal from the Patiño Foundation is making its first appearance in Bolivia’s constitutional capital. The House of Liberty, Bolivia’s main historical repository, will host an immersive experience with cutting-edge technology and artistic performances from May 28 to June 1, called “El Palacio Suena bajo el cielo de Charcas.”

“The activity begins with headphones featuring state-of-the-art technology, 160 degrees that immerse you in an immersive sensation. You quickly pass through different eras of history through sound, accompanied by video mapping, lights, and performances. It’s a very profound and exciting way to understand our history,” they valued.

The activity will start on the evening of May 28 and run until June 1. It will feature performances by the Chapel Choir of the Metropolitan Cathedral of Sucre, directed by Maestro Gabriel Campos.