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“Pablo Escobar, the Boss of Evil” is a compelling Colombian narcoseries that immerses you in the life of one of history’s most infamous drug lords. Broadcast by Caracol Televisión and available on streaming platforms like Netflix, this series has earned a dedicated following for its intense storytelling, powerful performances, and raw depiction of Pablo Escobar’s rise and fall. In this
Murcia, in the southeast of Spain, has a rich linguistic identity shaped by history, humor, and local traditions. Many expressions from Murcia are deeply rooted in everyday life, yet they sound completely unfamiliar outside the region. In cities like Cali, Colombia, these sayings are often unknown in Cali, creating curious and sometimes amusing misunderstandings. In this article, we explore unique
The Strategy of the Snail (La Estrategia del Caracol in spanish) is my wife’s favorite movie. I ask her to tell me what she likes about the movie and to give me her opinion. She agrees to write me a kind of personal review, summarizing what she remembers about this Colombian feature film on a few pieces of paper. It’s
Discover the vibrant flavors and rich culinary traditions of one of Colombia’s most iconic celebrations. The Cali Fair is not only a cultural and musical event, but also a true showcase of local gastronomy, where traditional dishes, street food, and regional flavors take center stage. Cali Fair cuisine reflects the identity of Santiago de Cali, blending history, creativity, and the
Colombia in My Arms (original Spanish title: Colombia fue nuestra) is a powerful documentary film that explores the Colombian peace process following more than five decades of armed conflict. Directed by Jenni Kivistö and Jussi Rastas, the documentary brings together multiple perspectives — from former combatants to political figures — to present a nuanced and deeply human look at a