José Patiño is not Chavista! He is, however, a Caracas born-and-raised business administrator and budding cultural developer/designer who satiated his creative bug as art director for Índice, modelos de revista magazine back in Colombia’s Caribbean bubble: Barranquilla. Now living in the young, sexy, kinda-gay Bogotá barrio of Chapinero, José finds himself spread across the entire city, top to bottom. He likes a little retail therapy uptown at Santa Fé mall before heading downtown to let the cuenteros at the Chorro de Quevedo lull him into fantasyland with a couple of their tall tales.
Yesterday one of the most anticipated music events took place in Bogotá—Iron Maiden and a musical history of more than three decades satisfied more than 40,000 enthusiastic fans.
I believe music is one of the most recognized and beloved arts and a big element of culture everywhere, and Bogotá is no exception. From the [...]
One of the first things people do in a new city—either to visit or to live—is to get lost. But you don’t have to do what “people” do: you too can avoid feeling disoriented.
While it’s easier for some, who hasn’t ever taken the wrong bus or headed in the opposite direction or gotten tricked [...]
