After a 12 year absence, princess Turandot returns to Bogotá thanks to the lavish productions of the Opera de Colombia.
Ahead of Tuesday’s key UN climate change forum in New York, a mass rally is scheduled Sunday in Bogotá.
A new exclusive bus lane for the SITP buses generates debate over mobility and the future of the Carrera Séptima.
The Constitutional Court votes to allow bullfighting in Bogotá. The word is out if Mayor Petro will abide by the historic ruling.
To enjoy the earthly paradise of Capurganá and Sapzurro you must be prepared to take the paths less traveled.
A brew known as ‘Chicha’ was the link between man and the Gods, until Bogotá politicians tried to have it banned into oblivion.
Colombia’s king of cakes and the household favorite ‘Chocoramo’ passed away at age 90 in Bogotá.
An influx of Central American children at the United States border re-opens the debate around U.S. immigration policies.
One of the largest rock festivals in South America turns 20 this holiday weekend, and best of all, it’s free!
A landmark exhibition has opened with 113 engravings and woodcuts by the German artist of the Renaissance, Albrecht Dürer.
Recent attacks by FARC have cast a shadow over the future of the peace talks. Is a nation at peace really possible?
A solitary horseman on the flats of the Magdalena River recalls the creoles of the independence campaign against Spain.
The remote hypogeum of Tierradentro, Cauca, was once home to an ancestral peoples who built elaborate burial chambers.
The Bogotá Audiovisual Market (BAM) is positioned as the second most important market for audiovisual creatives in Latin America.
With the final matches of the World Cup still to go, enjoy the sporting spirit in Bogotá’s best pubs.
A reflection of the coast. One man decides to carry an entire street on his shoulder.