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But living in a high class comes to be for her boring and then she decided to explore the streets of the city. Through the eyes of Maria del Carmen, Caicedo shows the different social groups of the 1970s Cali, that reflects also the Colombian society and in a wider way Latin America.
- Centro- Caicedo Square. The Centro district is so named because of its location at the heart of Cali, but it’s also the center of historical importance for the Colombian city.
- El Peñón. El Peñón isn’t as centralized as the Centro district, nor is it as rife with historical landmarks. But it’s one of the best places to stay in Cali if you want to live lavishly during your time in the city.
- Sant Antonio and San Cayetano. If El Peñón is the height of luxury in Cali, San Antonio and San Cayetano express the height of culture. If you want to see how the outsiders and creatives of Cali live without feeling like your safety is at risk, these two neighborhoods in Cali are the place to stay.
- San Fernando – Parque del Perro. If you’re looking to get wild, San Fernando and el Parque del Perro are consistently the hottest nightspot areas in Cali.
¡Que viva la música! is a novel by the Colombian writer Andrés Caicedo, one of his most important works and considered by many observers as a masterpiece of mod...
Five blocks south of Plaza Caicedo, you’ll notice some very sketchy little alleys surrounding the main roads begin to appear. They are known as Las Ollas and are home to drug dealers, addicts, underage prostitutes and recyclers.
its young author’s masterpiece—and his final work: Andrés Caicedo (1951–1977) took his life the day the novel was published, and it has been recognized as a landmark in Colombian literature ever since.
Sep 26, 2019 · Today, a neo-gothic white and grey structure stands with centuries old relics housed inside, marking a sharp contrast to Cali’s predominantly brick and tan skyline. Once you’ve parked your scooter, walk over to Cali’s main square, Plaza de Caicedo, and enjoy some local delicacies from hustling street vendors. Must-haves include fresh ...
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Jul 7, 2015 · Admiring grace of cats in a quirky park in Cali. El Gato del Río is probably the most recognizable symbol of Cali. This bronze sculpture was created by Colombian sculptor Hernan Tajeda and proudly guards the banks of the river Cali.
