In November 1992, a distinguished group of Colombian intellectuals (writers, artists, journalists, lawyers, and academics) published the following open letter addressed to the umbrella group (Coordinadora Guerrillera Simón Bolívar) of the Marxist-inspired guerrilla movements operating in the country. The intellectuals argued that armed struggle was no longer relevant and that in continuing the war, the revolutionaries were betraying their original ideals and bringing unmitigated disaster to the nation. Many of the signatories had originally sympathized with the guerrillas, believing that armed struggle, as the Cuban example seemed to show, was a viable path to socialism. The Nobel Prize-winning novelist, Gabriel García Márquez, to give one example, was a close friend of Fidel Castro and an active supporter of his regime in Cuba. Nicolás Buenaventura, for another, was a long-time member and activist in the Colombian Communist party. The publication of this document thus marked an important turning point in public opinion ; henceforth, the guerrillas would be deprived of some of their most influential supporters. The document was published in the leading newspaper, El Tiempo, on November 22, 1992. 

It is definitely true the common phrase that says: everything in the past was better. I was born in the early 80s  and I grew up in the 90s. So, talking about clothing I used to wear colorful clothes, and I used to comb as the pop stars of the time!
I would listen to pop and rock music, even in English and Spanish. I had a lot of friends in the neighobrhood I used to live, so we played many games on the street, the popular games of the time.
I would watch some tv series, but most of them were anglo ones. It was so nice to listen to music in the 90s, because internet didn´t exist, so you had to listen to the radio and I used to record my favorite songs in a cassette, when you had the chance to buy an album, it cost a lot of money for the time, and you cared it as your life!!