More than two decades without setting foot in Trujillo. Twenty years in which memory preserved the scent of damp earth, the echo of midday church bells, and the silence of the mountains at dusk. Más de

The museum and cultural space commonly known as Museo del Trapiche is one of the most interesting places I encountered during my very brief visit through the Trujillan Andes. El museo y espacio cultural

On the road from Valera to Boconó, in Venezuela’s Trujillo state, lies a spot that’s a must-stop for everyone traveling along this Andean route: Árbol Redondo. En la carretera que va de Valera a Boconó,

As many are likely already aware, in the early hours of Saturday—after months of mounting tension and threats—the United States government bombed Caracas, my city, with the objective of capturing and

This year, I had the opportunity to visit Isnotú and several towns in the state of Trujillo, in western Venezuela. Este año tuve la oportunidad de conocer Isnotú y algunas localidades del estado Trujillo,

Just off Paseo Macuto, in the heart of La Guaira state’s central coast, lies a small beach that caught my attention from the very first visit—what stands out most at first glance is its vibrant fishing

Also known as Fortín del Príncipe (Prince’s Fort), or popularly as Fortín del Zamuro (Zamuro Fort)—named after Cerro El Zamuro, the hill on which it stands—this is an early 18th-century colonial military

The Simón Bolívar Expo is an immersive experience that transports visitors through the various stages of the life of one of Latin America’s most iconic figures: Simón Bolívar, the Liberator. La Expo Simón

The recent International Book Fair of Caracas, with Egypt as the guest of honor, brought an ancient and deeply moving treasure: an exhibition of ancient Egyptian art, housed in the halls of the National

This is a selection of photos taken last July that I had gathered to publish around the city’s anniversary, celebrated on the 25th of that month. Although some days have already passed, I still didn’t

A few days ago, I was doing some fieldwork in a well-known area of Caracas called Antímano, specifically in front of the Mamera metro station. It’s a zone in the southwest of the capital that was absorbed

Last weekend, I was hired to cover part of the MeetCar event, held at the iconic Poliedro de Caracas—that distinctive venue where the city’s biggest concerts and fairs take place. El fin de semana pasado

A couple of weekends ago, I attended an artistic event at the Ibarra Manor, that colonial-era building from the old hacienda where the Central University of Venezuela now stands. Hace un par de fines de

As part of the tenth edition of the dance festival 'La Movida de San Agustín'—a landmark in Caracas' cultural scene—'Caracas en Movimiento' took place, transforming the open spaces of the Teresa Carreño

This collection brings together some of my most striking encounters with street art during my time in Bogotá. Este compilado reúne algunos de los encuentros más llamativos que tuve con el arte callejero

These photos capture the surroundings of Corferias, a corner of Bogotá where residential calm blends with the city's pulse. Estas fotos capturan los alrededores de Corferias, un rincón de Bogotá donde

I love losing myself in its lively rhythm—the carefully stacked goods, the vendors calling out their products, people inspecting, touching, and carefully choosing what to buy. And, of course, the food:

Comparing this visit to last year's, I'd say it was shorter yet more work-intensive. My days were largely occupied, leaving me only those liminal hours to walk and rediscover the city—either in the quiet

According to city records, Santafé de Bogotá was founded in 1538 by Spanish conquistadors atop what was once a Muisca settlement. Its birth took place precisely in La Candelaria—undoubtedly one of the

A selection of photos from my last trip to Bogotá a few days ago. I took them with my smartphone during my long daily walks through the rainy streets of that city, at times lost between the intertextuality