oneinfortythousand:

“Bug’s Life” Graffiti in Kennedy / Bogota, Colombia » June 3rd, 2011

colombiaislove2:

(by Amalia Díaz)

cosascolombianas:

Vista de Bogota despues de la lluvia :)

Submitted by http://maurocol.tumblr.com/

lloozzaaddaa:

Tabogo Memories

ricktrebel:

Viernes a la noche. #streetart #Bogota (Taken with instagram)

kafata:

“But if this ever-changing world in which we live in
Makes you give in and cry
Say live and let die” *BOOM* *CRASH* *BOOM* *CRASH*

 

kafata:

And here’s Paul being adorable and speaking Spanish.

“Tres conejos… en un arbol… tocando el tambor… que si, que no, que si lo he visto yo!” 

codigo57:

Fuegos artificiales desde mi ventana durante la canción “Live and Let Die” interpretada por Paul McCartney en Bogotá

Abril 19 de 2012

livais:

Libertad para Ublime!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

fuckyeahlatinamericanhistory:

Today In Latin American History

On April 9, 1948, Colombian presidential candidate Jorge Eliécer Gaitán (pictured above) was assassinated in the streets of Bogotá, setting off a wave of violence and rioting now known as the Bogotazo. The day’s events resulted in the deaths of thousands of people and the burning and destruction of much of the city. Eventually, the Bogotazo marked the beginning of a decade-long period of violent internal conflict termed  La Violencia.

colombiaislove2:

(by District of Colombia)

hostilegospel:

This photo was taken on the cable car that goes to the top of Monserrate, a mountain that towers above Bogota, Colombia.  At the top is a beautiful cathedral and garden.  It is one of Bogota’s biggest attractions, and and icon of the city.

Camera:  Canon Digital Rebel XSi

Yep. Paul McCartney April 19th in Bogotá. :) 

Oh yeah, also, now I owe like a lot of money to other people…That’s what happens when RHCP and Sir Paul McCartney decide to come visit my country with less than 7 months of difference inbetween….