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Conversations with Colombians: Luis Fernando Gonzalez Cortes
Luis lives in Bogota but loves his the town he calls home, San Gil. Here are his thoughts on Colombia and why he wouldn’t change anything. Luis vive en Bogotá, pero ama a su pueblo que él llama su casa, San Gil. He aquí susreflexiones sobre Colombia y por qué no iba a cambiar nada. LCO: Which part of Colombia … Continue reading
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Tagged bogota, Carlos Alberto "El Pibe" Valderrama, climate, colombia, conversations with colombians, culture, food, interview, khronos, Luis Fernando Gonzalez Cortes, people, san gil, santander, Santiago Botero, south america, stephanie sadler, travel, Willinton "Old Willi" Ortiz
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Conversations with Colombians: Juan Camilo Ortega Soto
Juan calls Medellín home where he works in public relations. Here are his thoughts on Colombia. Juan llama a casa de Medellín, donde trabaja en relaciones públicas. He aquí sus reflexiones sobre Colombia. LCO: Which part of Colombia do you call home? How long have you lived there? ¿A … Continue reading
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Tagged arepa, beauty, climate, colombia, communication, conversations with colombians, cooking, corruption, culture, drugs, family, farm, Festival of Flowers, fiesta de las flores, Gloria Valencia de Castaño, interview, Juan Camilo Ortega Soto, landscapes, Manizales, Medellín, public realtions, radio, south america, stephanie sadler, television, tourism, travel, violence
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