Lima is preparing to welcome for the first time “Los Tolines,” the renowned Cusco troupe that arrives in the capital with their successful show “Chisti Raymi,” a proposal that combines humor, comedy, traditions, and Peruvian culture.
Chisti Raymi is inspired by the Inti Raymi, one of the most representative celebrations of Inca culture and one of the most important traditional festivals in Peru.
From this inspiration, Los Tolines present a show that brings to the stage humor, customs, traditions, and Peruvian cultural identity, especially from the perspective and unique style of Cusco culture.
With characters, stories, music, and situations full of humor and comedy, Chisti Raymi turns elements of our culture and tradition into an entertainment experience for the audience, keeping Peruvian identity as the protagonist.
Chisti Raymi will be performed on October 17 and 18 at 11:30 am, 3:30 pm, and 6 pm at Teatro Plaza Norte, these shows were completely sold out in just hours after tickets went on sale through Ticketmaster.
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The result has generated great expectation and, due to public demand, the production is preparing the announcement of new dates in Lima. The arrival of Chisti Raymi in Lima is managed by the production company Apolo Entertainment.
Who are Los Tolines?
Los Tolines is a Cusco artistic group made up of professional clowns, with a trajectory marked by talent, creativity, and commitment to performing arts.
The history of this artistic tradition dates back to 1991, the year “Tolin” began his artistic life, building over the years a 35-year career dedicated to entertainment, humor, and creating shows for the public.
In 2017, Los Tolines was officially born, continuing this artistic legacy with the participation of Peke and Chiki, who represent the second generation of this artistic family. Since then, both generations have worked together to keep alive a stage proposal that combines humor, theater, and interaction.
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