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Colombia is home to a rich tapestry of traditional dances that reflect the country's diverse cultures and histories. From the energetic Cumbia and Mapalé to the elegant Vals and Pasillo, these dances are a vibrant expression of Colombian identity and heritage.

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Colombian Spanish is known for its clarity and beautiful accent, making it one of the most appreciated Spanish dialects worldwide. Colombia's diverse geography has given rise to a variety of regional accents, such as the Paisa, Rolo, and Costeño, each with its own unique characteristics.

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Colombian cuisine is a delicious combination of flavors, ingredients, and culinary traditions. From the hearty Bandeja Paisa to the soul-warming Ajiaco soup, Colombian dishes reflect the country's agricultural richness and cultural diversity. Don't miss out on trying Arepas and Empanadas, two must-taste Colombian staples.

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The Carnival of Barranquilla is one of the most vibrant and colorful festivals in Colombia and is recognized by UNESCO as a Masterpiece of the Oral and Intangible Heritage of Humanity. This spectacular event showcases the country's rich cultural diversity, including traditional music, dance, and elaborate costumes.

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Colombia is home to various indigenous groups, each with its own unique customs, languages, and traditions. Examples include the Wayuu in the Guajira Peninsula, the Embera and Wounaan in the Pacific region, and the Nasa in the southwest.

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The Spanish colonization of Colombia began in the early 16th century. This period has left a lasting impact on Colombian culture, especially in language, religion, and architecture. Many cities, such as Cartagena and Bogotá, showcase colonial-era buildings and churches.

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African slaves were brought to Colombia during the colonial era, contributing significantly to the country's cultural mosaic. The Afro-Colombian communities, especially along the Pacific and Caribbean coasts, have preserved and enriched their unique traditions, including music, dance (such as cumbia and champeta), and religious practices.

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The majority of Colombians are Mestizo, a mix of European and indigenous heritage. This blending of cultures is evident in various aspects of Colombian life, including art, cuisine, and music.

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o   Piedra del Peñol- Guatapé

The Medellin city is one of the most important of Colombia. “La Piedra del Peñol” is a wonderful place because is one of the best places to visit in Colombia, located in the municipality of Guatapé. It is a monolith of 220 meters high, and has 702 steps. Its view from the top is beautiful. Guatapé have colorful streets, many restaurants with delicious typical food. The Medellin City have many tourist attractions like parks, barrios with streets art, is a only city in Colombia that have metro system and clave cars. The people like so much visit this beautiful city

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o   Cartagena City

One of the most popular places in Colombia for visitors. Is a vibrant city for architecture, typical food and culture. Is located is Caribbean coast. Cartagena have colorful street, beaches, island and jungle trekking. The tourist enjoy visitor the different place like the castle San Felipe de Barajas, the barrio Getsemani, you can horse travel for the colonial zone. Cartagena in the other word is the jewel of the national heritage.

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o   Valle del Cocora

“The Cocora valley” is one of the most famous places in Colombia, this important park has palms street besides the coffee farms, and is Colombian symbol. The tourist enjoys the places because look like the dreams, lush green valley, mountains, a small river and some waterfalls. Is located in Salento, Quindío. is a destination for the people who like to do ride, contemplate the nature and the warm mist.

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o   Tayrona National Park, Santa Marta

Is a wonderful tropical paradise. If you like the animal sighting, hiking, camping and beach this place is for you. Is an important place because the park is protected and closed 3 times a year. How to visit this beautiful place? You must leave the city of Santa Marta, take a bus to get to the main entrance of the park. You must be physically prepared, with comfortable clothes, and walking shoes because the tour is more than 2 hours walking. On the way you will find trails, flora and fauna, Cristal beach, Cañaveral beach, Arenilla beach, Reefs beach and Cabo de San Juan beach, which are considered the main beaches of the park. When you get to Cabo San Juan there are camping areas, restaurants and food and beverages for sale. It is perfect for watching sunsets and spending moments that will never fade from your mind.

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Unit 1 -Language, culture and identity - Video 

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Unit 1 -Language, culture and identity - Video 

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Astrid Carolina Manotas Lerma- Group 551036_8

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