Fritanga is a traditional dish of Colombian cuisine that is wrapped in a series of prejudices that describe it as too "popular" by the upper classes, however for the popular classes it is synonymous with party, union and joy.

The carranga is one of the musical rhythms that most identify us as Colombians, and although it is not heard in the whole country, nor produces millions of dollars in profits, it highlights in a significant way the work of the peasant, the countryside and everyday life.

The waiter is the visible face of the restaurants. This character had its origin in the great courts, and today has many qualities of our idiosyncrasies. An informal trade for the daily rummaging that is full of stories.

For lack of money many are forced to give a second chance to clothing and household utensils. Businesses where repairs are made have thrived in many cities. Dozens of them are advertised as clinic or clinical center of the dress.

A tribute to the neighbor's shop, to those endearing places that have begun to disappear due to the large surfaces that have created their express version. In Colombia, the neighborhood store is still the most typical channel to buy.

"Alma Vital", "Captain Cartagena" and "Greenman" fight for a better Colombia. In different corners of the country these superheroes of flesh and bone, work every day to overcome hunger, pollution and lack of citizen culture.

In our country when there is no more to whom to turn we entrust ourselves to the saints. Luckily, our santoral is diverse: children, virgins, appeared, disappeared and even invented. There are more than 365 of which the Bristol almanac speaks.

In Colombia there are many ways to mobilize, mostly quite typical for any mortal. "Brujas" or "Peque-peques" are some of the means of transportation that Creole cigars have invented and that survive modernity.

Colombia is the second world producer of flowers; As well as the emeralds, they make us recognizable worldwide. Our geography is conducive to its cultivation, in addition, the workforce has specialized in obtaining better species.

In the Colombian fields there are numerous myths and legends that have been transmitted from generation to generation. Some explain the mysteries of certain places, others speak of scares that wander suffering for their behaviors in life.

In Colombia, the hat reminds us of our roots, it is a sign of our culture, idiosyncrasy, and manufacturing. In our country each region has one, and although there are similarities among some, it is not the same to have a "llanero" as a "little boyaco".

What would be the tamale, a hot chocolate, a coffee with milk or some eggs to taste without the company of a good bread? Are not you one of those who brings a gift to your family? Will the saying that "is sold like hot bread" be Colombian?