Fun.

Delightful, like my wife--a Bogota Beauty.

Spiritual: Monserrate. A beautiful location, based on the top of the eastern mountains, where you can breathe, imagine and watch the totality of the city.

Emotional: El Parque El Virrey. An amazing park where you can meditate, camp with friends, and play music just in one location.

Creative: La Zona G. A charming neighborhood, with vast with small cafes, restaurants, tattoo joints, bars, and cultural expressions. The perfect place to open up your mind in the city.

For me, it's practicing martial arts in the different and alluring parks the city has to offer. As a martial artist, I just love to go and do my routine in the different meadows and express myself in these breathtaking locations.

I love the boundless types of restaurants--filled with all types of local cuisine, where you not only enjoy a delicious meal.

Bogota is a metropolis, filled by creative expressions covering all the Colombian musical spectrum. You can find in all the bars and restaurants some type of Colombian folk music playing, and, this for me, is a reminder and a connection with my roots on an everyday basis. 

I believe the best taste is Bogotas Ajiaco. It's a traditional soup, made with all the local delicacies and due to Bogota's cold weather. When you taste it, it just gives you a hug and tells you, "welcome home my friend."

Chocolate Santafereño. Hot chocolate is so famous in Bogota, that it is called “Santafereño,” because we drink it a lot (Bogot's full name is Santafé de Bogota originally). Usually, we eat it with cheese. The cheese goes inside the cup--with a spoon you take it out and then eat it. It's delicious. Coffee is our standard and more precious drink. It reflects the tradition of our best and global product. We totally enjoy it.

Bogota is pluricultural and you can find all types of music here. You can find metal in one bar and then electronic beats in the other one. Old people listen to the classic romantic sounds of latin ballads, and then they put on Salsa and Vallenato. When I was younger they called me the black llenatero, due to the fact that I listened to black metal and Vallenato and loved them both. And that's the key of music here in Bogota. Lots of genres are combined in a profound and evolving existence.

Welcome to a city full of wonders and adventures. Open your mind and enjoy all we can give.