The Battle of Boyaca, August 7, 1819
The Battle of Boyaca was a very important Colombian revolutionary war battle, and it is held as a national holiday in Colombia. I am proud to be Colombian and today I have hoisted the beautiful yellow, blue and red flag outside my office.9 Things I Like to do During Medellin’s Flower Festival – 2019
I've been in Medellin for 9 years. I've been to many of the parades & events of the Feria de las Flores. For 2019's Festival I'll go over my favorites.2019 Colombian Independence Day Celebrations in Medellin and Around the World
Colombian Independence Day Celebrations in Medellin are pretty much non-existent. In this blog post I go over why Colombians don't celebrate Colombian independence day like gringos celebrate the 4th of July.5 Reasons Why I Love Medellin
I've lived in Medellin for over 8 years now. In that time I've read tons of blog posts, news articles, Facebook posts, etc about why people love living in Medellin. These lists always consist of the same shit. The cost of living, the weather, nature, the people (for many men, ...My Experience Dating Colombian Women in Medellin – May 2019
I have been on a quest to find my perfect Colombian woman match in Medellin. In this post, I go over my experience dating these lovely Medellin women over the course of 5 years. I have a unique perspective because I'm a Colombian raised in California, now living in Medallo.Semana Santa in Medellin – Things to do & 6 Awesome Towns to Go Visit
Semana Santa (Holy Week) in Medellin is boring. But surrounding towns are fun. I did some research and found some great places to visit during Semana Santa.El Carnaval de Barranquilla is the best party in Colombia!
El Carnaval de Barranquilla is the best party I've been to in Colombia. Going to Carnaval in February has become a tradition for me and my friends. This is my experience at the Carnval de Barranquilla.Happy Women’s Day – MY Top 5 Colombian Women – 2019
The current Colombian female stereotype is one of beauty. It's not a bad stereotype to have, and most Colombian women live up to it, but if we dissect history books and look at what women have done for the advancement of the country and their gender, their beauty is not key.Joel Duncan – Black Canadian Living And Doing Business In Medellin
Joel Duncan is a black Canadian living and doing business in Medellin, Colombia. Joel has been a friend for over 8 years, and he's my business partner.My Medellin Nightlife – Definitive Guide (UPDATED)
I have been living in Medellin for 6 years now. In this blog post I will describe my nightlife in Medellin. My nightlife in Medellin spans across 7 neighborhoods, click to read about it in this post.