If there is one Colombian food the country is famous for, it is without a doubt Colombian arepas. A meal as varied as the biodiversity of our colorful and vibrant country. Discover the significance of Colombian corn cakes and the places they come from.
Colombian art is truly inspiring, and Johnnie Walker, the world´s No. 1 scotch whisky, #BlueLabel, has created a limited edition bottle handmade by Colombian artists.
A country of diverse customs will always greet newcomers and those who visit with a hug.
That’s why Colombian people love to convey their warmth and joy through friendly greetings like “Quiubo” (“What’s new?”), “Qué más” (“What’s up?”), or “Cómo está” (“How are you?”) that show they really care about those who have just arrived.
For the first time ever, a work of contemporary art from Colombia will be part of the Vatican Gardens. Its creator, artist José Augusto Rivera Castro, tells us the story behind this remarkable feat.
Mixology is so much more than gin cocktails or vodka cocktails. Besides having liquor, the experience of having cocktails has transcended. Colombia takes the lead on this elevated art by creating popular cocktails with different products, given the appropriate conditions in the country for growing exotic fruits, plants and herbs.
Dance, music, art and culture make Colombia unique. Can you believe that Colombian art history has been evolving for 3,000 years? There is archaeological evidence of the existence of pottery in Colombia earlier than anywhere else in the Americas.
A handcrafted basket made out of recyclable material that is used in Colombian marketplaces is currently exported to other countries around the world such as Spain, United States, and Japan.
Colombia has never had such a tough call when trying to choose the appropriate movie to represent the country in international film festivals. Discover the best Colombian movies of the previous year.
The cultural heritage sites of Colombia are a true testament to the history and identity. This places will always be a part of the country, and will help it build a bright future.
The Colombian film industry has been changing over the past 16 years thanks to the creation of laws which main focus is to promote cinema production in the country.