When I landed in Cartagena at the end of June, Yo No Se Manana by Luis Enrique was one of the first songs I heard around town. Catchy beyond belief, I soon found myself watching this video on YouTube regularly.
Early on, someone had told me he was from Colombia, however while checking his Wikipedia page, I found he’s actually from Nicaragua.
Short on time? Medellín’s nightlife offers something for every kind of night owl, from rooftop cocktails and intimate salsa bars to electronic music venues and high-energy reggaeton clubs. If you think you have…
J Alvarez, one of my favorite reggaeton singers, is playing a live show at Palmahia Discoteca this Saturday, March 1. For price and ticket info, visit Ticket Express.
Medellin’s nightlife is a jungle of musical genres that can be overwhelming for the old-fashioned, who might enjoy other genres such as tango and bolero. Salon Malaga is an old-timey bar perfect for tango and bolero…
Laureles is one of the most popular neighborhoods in Medellin, thanks to its bustling nightlife. And, if you’re staying at Factory lofts, there are some amazing places to check out in this low-key neighborhood. There’s…
