Colombians surprised me with such a direct and literal way of writing your ads. Quite practical, you could eat in "Chewing" and two more stores there, I dragged them out the photos for identity cards in "Carnetizando." In Bogotá lunch menu bad enough in "eat something" and Medellin left my clothes in the laundry "Lava they" (There have to imagine the paisa accent the "because" unfortunately still do not know well to imitate.)
My favorites: "Aerofresas", a store of strawberries was a visual explosion at the airport (strong candidate to be the name of the band that someday I will), and "Back and feelings" (which may steal it for future title fanzine, best possible). Also notable is the lineup of Miss Ellen, I had never been so exposed to someone's sentimental reasons for a sale. The "virtual neckwear" so far is a puzzle to me, and I'm sure the owner of "The power of the purse" is a truly visionary businessman. Unfortunately I did not try the "Arepas smart" perhaps gave super powers to his followers and did not get to photograph the "Gifted Arepas, which had no wider lens if not generous bust, were somewhat disturbing.
The office of the newspaper El Tiempo, located in the middle corner of the Bogotazo, dressed for the occasion. Spontaneous
placard placed in the window of our favorite bookstore, the Lerner.
days before arriving in Bogota, we find that the Plaza Bolivar was inundated with letters from children prints made for the hostages:
And just before we left, I recorded this message at the airport of El Dorado, in a forbidding guardian neglect of such records: