?If you appreciate “salsa brava” and the authentic atmosphere of a Cali style ‘gril’ then hit the dancefloor at El Titicó.
Important Colombian artists will exhibit this month at Christie’s in New York ahead of their much anticipated Latin American Art auction.
Colombia’s High Commissioner for Peace, Sergio Jaramillo, referred to the current state of the peace process during a talk at Oxford.
From its birthplace in Germany to the musical stage of Valledupar, ‘ Journey of the accordion’ tributes the accordion and vallenato’s virtuoso.
Colombian songwriters Kevin Rooke and Andro Sánchez are honoured at the U.S-based International Songwriting Competition.
A striking image by photographer Carlos Pineda of the last rays of daylight on the plains of Arauca.
The Salzburg Chamber Soloists will premiere at the Colón in the Bogotá, May 14. Enjoy a magical evening with this world-renowned ensemble.
On Wednesday, April 22, Bogotanos will take to the streets on bicycles and buses as the city decrees its second No Car Day of 2015.
?For many, Cali is synonymous with salsa. Garreth Parks explores a city with a more genteel feel.
The Colón Theatre presents an impressive series of cultural events to mark the first anniversary of the passing of the Nobel.
The 28th edition of FILBo opens this month with an entire pavilion dedicated to Gabo’s Macondo.
Looking to find solutions to the major issues facing Bogotá, the CCB launched their 7th edition of citizens participation with #YoAlcalde.
Pope Francis’ planned trip to Colombia in 2017 sends a message of the need for peace and reconciliation as the government of President Juan Manuel Santos navigates a treacherous accord with ex-FARC.
Coffee farmers from Fredonia, Antioquia, observe acrobatics by professional paragliders.
The Israeli singing troupe Voca People will perform for the first time in Colombia and six nights musical nights at the Colón Theatre.
The current détente will bring economic benefits for Cubans, yet many are worried about U.S. political and ideological intentions.