Colombia
In the last decade Colombia’s global reputation has transformed from a country known primarily for armed conflict and drug trafficking to a sought-after tourist destination. In this guide, we offer an exciting and compelling window into this complex country. Go deep into the Andes home to the country’s cycling obsession. Learn how Colombia has come to dominate global reggaeton, explore the lingering impact of civil unrest and meet some of millions of Venezuelan refugees now entering the country. Including new works by Gabriel García Márquez never before translated into English, this is a must-read for anyone with an interest in Colombia.
Contributors
Kike Arnal, Julián Delgado Lopera, Gabriel García Márquez, translated by José Vargas, Sinar Alvarado, Marcos Guevara, Julían Isaza, Karim Ganem Maloof, Jaime Manrique, Nadège Mazars, Cecilia Nowell, Nicolo Fillippo Rosso, Manuel Rueda, Gena Steffens, Christopher Tibble
Colombia
The Street: Bogotá, 1960
Never-before-translated vignettes on city-life by a young Gabriel García Márquez
The Dembow Never Stops
Medellín, once known for violent drug trafficking, is now the international capital of reggaeton
Venezuela’s Refugee Crisis
Nicoló Filippo Rosso on documenting the migrants as they criss-cross Latin America
Stranger Sounds: Colombia
A Spotify playlist celebrating the musical universe that is Colombia
Mujeres Cafeteras
Colombian women have always been integral to coffee farming. A new program is helping them become businesswomen in their own right.
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Exodus
The Venezuelan refugee crisis is now the largest migrant flow in Latin American history
