With the 2015 Copa America over, writer Stephen Tew reflects on the “golden age” of Colombian football.
?If you appreciate “salsa brava” and the authentic atmosphere of a Cali style ‘gril’ then hit the dancefloor at El Titicó.
?For many, Cali is synonymous with salsa. Garreth Parks explores a city with a more genteel feel.
It’s not magic, but the motorized ‘brujita’ rail cars of San Cipriano are an exciting way to explore this Pacific town.
An integral part of Cali’s cultural patrimony, salsa academies open their doors to foreigners who need guidance with moves.
Invited to showcase gastronomy from Valle de Cauca at this year’s charity food festival Alimentarte, Chef Catalina Vélez makes healthy food her crusade.
The Petronio Alvarez Festival celebrates Colombia’s rich Afro culture and has grown into a world class event since it launched 17 years ago in Cali.
In Cali, expats and locals alike brave high temperatures to make England’s noble game a new tradition in the salsa city.
VivaColombia offers travelers a fair price when it comes to flying “light” and “low” over Colombia.