The Myths That Make April 23 a Special Day for Language

The Myths That Make April 23 a Special Day for Language

Although there is no evidence that Shakespeare was Catholic, historian Clare Asquith believes that there are discernible traces of Catholicism in his writing. Credit: Public DomainThe global calendar reserves April 23 for a singular coincidence: on this day, the UN simultaneously celebrates Spanish

Colombia Records a Rise in Single-Person Households in 2025

Colombia Records a Rise in Single-Person Households in 2025

In Colombia, single-person households have increased significantly; in 2025, they rose by 20%, and this trend is expected to continue growing. Credit: Quiltsalad, CC BY-NC-SA 2.0 / FlickrIn Colombia, living alone is no longer an exception but a growing trend. Colombia’s seen a rise in single-person

Around the Vallenato Legend Festival, Tourism Also Joins the Party

Around the Vallenato Legend Festival, Tourism Also Joins the Party

Natural spaces are also a relaxing option, such as the famous Guatapuri River, which has inspired many vallenato hits. Credit: CorpocesarAs every year, the eyes and ears of Colombia will be focused on the stages of the Vallenato Legend Festival, this time in its 59th edition, which will take place i

Monteria, Colombia, Prepares for the 2026 National Cattle Fair

Monteria, Colombia, Prepares for the 2026 National Cattle Fair

Monteria is ready for one of the most important fairs in Colombia: the National Cattle Fair, which will take place from June 5 to June 15. Credit: Eduardo Hildt, CC BY-NC-ND 2.0 / FlickrMonteria, Colombia, is getting ready to celebrate one of its most emblematic events: the 2026 National Cattle Fair

From the Amazon now Emerge Echoes with Rap from Six Indigenous Colombians

From the Amazon now Emerge Echoes with Rap from Six Indigenous Colombians

Rap has found a powerful echo full of new messages in the heart of the Amazon rainforest. Credit, refernce image: Natural National Parks of ColombiaRap, a musical genre with an urban genetic mark since it originated in the early 1970s in the Bronx, New York, has found a powerful echo full of new mes

Tipping in Colombia: What to Pay at Restaurants, Taxis, Hotels, and Salons

Tipping in Colombia: What to Pay at Restaurants, Taxis, Hotels, and Salons

A complete guide to tipping in Colombia: learn when and how much to tip at restaurants, taxis, hotels, and salons. A street musician receives a cash tip in an illustrative image related to tipping customs, where gratuities function as voluntary gestures rather than fixed obligations in many service

Bogota Book Fair 2026: Colombia to Present 3 Books on the San Jose Galleon

Bogota Book Fair 2026: Colombia to Present 3 Books on the San Jose Galleon

Colombia will present three books about the San Jose galleon tomorrow at the 2026 Bogota International Book Fair (FILBo). Credit: Josep Maria Freixes / Colombia One.Colombia will present three new publications on the San Jose galleon, its scientific study, and the stories associated with this submer

The first Colombian to obtain the title of Master Chef of France

The first Colombian to obtain the title of Master Chef of France

Andres Fernandes León incorporates haute cuisine techniques into traditional Colombian dishes. Credit: CascajalThe Colombian-French chef Andres Fernandes Leon joined the Maîtres Cuisiniers de France (MCF) association after a unanimous vote at the World Congress in Seoul, South Korea. His appointment

Places You Must Visit in Valledupar, Colombia

Places You Must Visit in Valledupar, Colombia

Valledupar is the birthplace of vallenato in Colombia; this city has several places to visit that reflect its rich musical culture. Credit: Jdvillalobos, CC BY 3.0 / Wikimedia CommonsLocated in the heart of Colombia’s Caribbean region, Valledupar is known not only as the birthplace of vallenato musi

Dishes You Must Try in Valledupar, Colombia

Dishes You Must Try in Valledupar, Colombia

Valledupar is one of the cities in Colombia that offers a wide variety of dishes reflecting the flavors of the Colombian Caribbean coast. Credit: Julio Cesar, CC BY-SA 3.0 / Wikimedia Commons The cuisine of Colombia’s Caribbean region is as vibrant as its music, and in Valledupar, food plays a centr

Colombian Vibes: Food Truck Brings Identity and Flavor to Southern France

Colombian Vibes: Food Truck Brings Identity and Flavor to Southern France

A Colombian food truck in France brings the country’s culture and iconic dishes to new audiences with a vibrant experience on wheels. Credit: Colombian Vibes.In southern France, near the city of Montpellier, a vibrant food truck is introducing locals to the richness of Colombian cuisine. Colombian V

Meet the Thriving Colombian Diaspora of Toronto, Canada

Meet the Thriving Colombian Diaspora of Toronto, Canada

The thriving Colombian community in Toronto, Canada, continues to grow while contributing to a country that offers many opportunities. Credit: Collage by Colombia One.Canada is known for its harsh winters, but Colombians living in Toronto have found a way to stay warm.Many Colombians choose to immig

Five Places Mentioned in the Bible Discovered by Archaeologists

Five Places Mentioned in the Bible Discovered by Archaeologists

Some of the most legendary Bible sites have been found, to the surprise of historians, believers, and archaeologists alike. Credits: Public Domain, via Wikimedia Commons.Although the Bible is filled with parables and metaphors, these five sites actually discovered by archaeologists may change your p

The Culture of Neighborhood Stores in Latin America

The Culture of Neighborhood Stores in Latin America

Neighborhood stores in Latin America make everyday life easier for communities, as you can find essential household goods there. Credit: Angel1419, PDM 1.0 / Flickr In Latin America, neighborhood stores are much more than simple points of sale: they represent a fundamental pillar of daily life and s

Ancient Maya Used Gemstones as Dental Fillings, Study Finds

Ancient Maya Used Gemstones as Dental Fillings, Study Finds

Prehispanic Maya dental inlays in teeth with open apices. Credit: Marco Ramírez-Salomon / SSRNScientists have uncovered what may be the earliest known example of a gemstone used as a dental filling, offering new insight into the medical knowledge of the ancient Maya civilization. The finding centers

Archaeologists Find 4,000-Year-Old Rock Art Along Mexico Train Route

Archaeologists Find 4,000-Year-Old Rock Art Along Mexico Train Route

Specialists recorded petroglyphs and cave paintings from the site. Credit: Gerardo Peña / INAHArchaeologists in Mexico have uncovered a set of ancient rock art during construction linked to a major passenger train project, authorities said. The discovery emerged from fieldwork carried out under the