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Explorers develop a sense of appreciation for discovery; the energy of being in contact with nature, the clear skies, and pure air grants the human soul great joy!

The greatest flavor and fragrance of Colombian coffee make it the favorite choice of coffee lovers. The classic grinder is a collector's piece!

This is a duel between the traditional criollo rider and a young modern rider, one with only his hat and the other with a professional helmet and jacket. Who's gonna win this ride?

Passers-by on a cosmopolitan South American city

Argentinian wine is highly recognized for its great taste and quality. Enjoy wine from Mendoza, Argentina. Cheers!

Icons of South America: Santiago de Chile, Buenos Aires, Cristo Redentor in Rio de Janeiro, and the majestic Machu Picchu.

The exciting rafting experience in Mendoza, Argentina!

UFOs have been seen for thousands of years. The area surrounding Cuzco, in Peru, is a recognized UFO site, an observatory of outer space objects.

A magnificent Inca city over the Urubamba River Valley. Built in the XV century and then abandoned, Machu Picchu is famous for its sophisticated dry stone walls, fascinating buildings related to astronomical alignments and an overwhelming panoramic view.

Camping in the wild is an amazing experience that fills the spirit with good vibes and renews the body with the clear water and beautiful skies. Remember to put off the fires!

Jaguars are one of the endangered species in South America. Say no to wildlife trafficking!

Cristo Redentor in Rio de Janeiro, a must-be-seen place, from the Pan de Azucar Hill watching Rio live life!

Founded in 1533, Cartagena was the main target of pirates and corsairs. It holds the most robust fortress in South America and the Caribbean.

In this occasion we can appreciate a group of Native People from the Colombian Eastern Plains performing a traditional dance. Spectators from different countries observe the dance which is part of the opening events during the International Coleo Tournament.

The wonderful Iguazu Falls, borderline between Argentina, Brazil and Paraguay.

Cosmopolitan cities of South America

Enjoy Peru and its fascinating culture

Discover the ancient culture of Machu Rat

The longest river in the world hosts thousands of animal species. The last native indigenous people still live in their homeland, taking energy from nature in a balanced and respectful way.

The Great Machu Picchu and a Typical Peruvian Market

The romantic old Buenos Aires (Mi Buenos Aires Querido)

Colombian Coleo is practiced in the eastern plains as an official sport by very few people. Tournaments are offered to the best American, Venezuelan and Colombian riders. The animals do not suffer as in bullfighting and everyone can have good fun.

Pre-Columbian goldsmith. These pieces are part of the permanent collection at the Gold Museum in Bogota (Colombia).

This is the traditional sport from the eastern Colombian plains. All young rider dream of having the chance to ride the strongest and fastest horse, and hold the cow by the tail to pull her to the ground. The man that makes it in the shortest time is the winner.