Everyone Warned Us About Bogota.. (We Went Anyway)

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In this 2023 Bogota Colombia Vlog, we bring you with us for a full day of exploring the underrated Capital City of Colombia... Bogotá!! Most people skip this absolute gem of a city, which we believe is a HUGE mistake. In just one day, we went shopping at the cutest flea market in Usaquén, did a walking tour of the famous La Candelaria neighborhood, ate world famous Tamales and Ajiaco at one of the oldest restaurants in the world, visited the completely free & magnificent Botero Museum, got an absolutely breathtaking view of Bogotá from the top of Monserrate, and ended the night with an incredible dinner & a show at Andrés Carne De Res.. all in all, it was one of the best days we had during our entire trip to Colombia, and we HIGHLY recommend that you do NOT skip Bogota!!
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Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:56 Shopping at Usaquén Flea Market (SO Fun!!)
3:17 A Mini Haul!!
4:54 Practicing Spanish Using Lingoda | Ad
6:50 Exploring La Candelaria Bogotá (Beautiful!!)
8:13 Eating World Famous Tamales & Ajiaco at La Puerta Falsa..
10:02 Visiting the Free Fernando Botero Museum in Bogotá (Amazing!!)
11:16 Catching the Most Beautiful Sunset at Monserrate (Breathtaking)
14:45 Our Honest Review of Bogotá Colombia..
15:55 Dinner & A Show at Andrés Carne De Res (Coolest Restaurant Ever!!)

[@andreabarrera7838]

Thank you for buying from the locals. It’s so nice to see how lovely people is in my city. As a capital, many people is always in a rush, or afraid, but at the end, we are as kind as the people in the rest of the country. Thanks for promoting tourism in my beautiful city!

[@maggtube1]

Bogotá is a 100% perfect destination, the only risk you take is to fall in Love with it and stay for good… Good video guys, thanks ❤

[@virtualviews6146]

I love Bogota. I always wait for the next opportunity to comeback there.

[@podzu]

Bogotá is your home, you are always welcome here. Have you already been to the Botanical Garden?

[@n4botz]

Colombia has a really special place in my heart, and I am really looking forward to calling Bogotá my new home - sweet home. At first, I just wanted to travel and explore Latin America, and suddenly I'm in the best relationship of my life and my family is waiting for me to come back soon. I heard both good and bad things, and didn't let it stop me from exploring the world for myself. If I had never dared, I would probably never have met the woman at my side. Life is full of surprises if you allow it. Thank you so much for these particularly beautiful impressions from Bogotá. It helps me a little while I'm in my old home. Muchos saludos (aún) desde Alemania. Todo lo mejor para ambos. 🇨🇴🇩🇪

[@Sunny-bc2mu]

I'm not from Bogotá, but I'm living there for my studies. And let me tell you, to this day is one of my favorite cities to both live in and visit. It's got an air of comfort and tradition, plus I prefere a cooler weather 😅 and the food is delicious

[@leonardomendez2244]

Colombia is a very regionalist country … people from each part of Colombia think that their region or cities are the best. It’s a small regionalist fight specially from Medellin ( but in general all the countrie) vs Bogota DC … it’s a kind of jelous or envy so they always said skip Bogota … but Bogota DC it’s not just the best city in Colombia is one of the political, economic , cultural , education hubs in all latam… it’s one of the global and cosmopolitan cities from latam to all the world The architecture, the people is so diverse… it’s a little bit different about the people think about a tropical country is…. Bogota D.C. is definitely very unique

[@juanmarcelandrhylan]

Ahh, this makes sense.. but we agree, Bogota truly is so unique, diverse & important. For us it is a MUST see on any trip to Colombia ❤️

[@thealternativemindset]

Well said, Bogota is amazing!

[@Giovanni-fy3ow]

regionalist?... jajajaja ... que ruanazo!

[@banani14]

como Bogotana no se si diria que es la mejor ciudad de Colombia, pero ciertamente hay cosas hermosas que ver

[@leonardomendez2244]

@@banani14 pues define para ti que es ser mejor, que consideras tu que se deba clasificar.

[@HoustonGuy]

How can anyone discourage a trip to BOGOTA? Yes, southern Bogota is lower income like Harlem, NY or East LA...yet, Central and Northern Bogota is absolutely FABULOUS!!! From Chapinero (central) to Usaquen (northern), Bogota is equivalent to a European city. How can anyone tell you not to visit this beautiful city?!?!?!

[@juanmarcelandrhylan]

Yesss, we stayed in Chapinero and it was lovely!! Any major city will have its bad parts, but that doesn't mean it should be skipped over entirely.. Bogota is an amazing city, and everyone should give it a visit!! ❤️❤️

[@ceciliamccann3146]

I just dont like all these motorbikes on the road..

[@S4N77Y]

The people of Medellin hate Bogota and they advise all tourists not to visit it, they do it out of envy and a silly rivalry that does not allow them to accept that the capital of Colombia is Bogota and it is a city much superior in everything to Medellin.

[@ceciliamccann3146]

Bogota is NOT like any European city, sorry .

[@sabbottart]

You haven’t priced an apartment in Harlem lately. I think you mean the Bronx.

[@camiloordonez4906]

Bogotá is gritty, has awful traffic and not the best weather, but is also a big cosmopolitan city with all the perks of one. Culture, arts, history, business, shopping. There is always something to do; somewhere to go, a new event, party, congress, exposition, restaurant. You can find just about anything you need or want is awesome. You get the good with bad of course, but I think is unfair how some people judge it exclusively by the bad stuff.

[@juanmarcelandrhylan]

We completely agree! It is too big and unique of a city to completely judge it or dismiss it based off of the bad parts about it. We are happy that we decided to come anyways 😍

[@SuperYOYO1962]

the poncho is perfect to her. Beautiful video. BOGOTA is a amazing city.

[@GrowingUpWithoutBorders]

You guys have a fantastic overview! Can’t wait to discover Bogota!

[@lorenaos5356]

Love the video! Im from Colombia and lived in Bogota for many years, Usaquen is my favorite place. Gracias por mostrar la cara bonita y agradable de nuestro pais :)

[@mercedesjl]

So many things to do and see in Bogotá! People who say you shouldn’t visit are just ignorant and full of prejudice.

[@msleftygal]

Thanks for this video. Will be traveling to Bogotá in November. Greetings from 🇵🇭

[@juanmarcelandrhylan]

You will have a lovely time there ❤️ we wish you all the best!!

[@saposapitosapo]

IM SO GLAD YOU ENJOYED MY CITYYY

[@mariajosemuriel2381]

Bogota is amazing, music in this video was so accurate! love it

[@juanmarcelandrhylan]

Thank you so much ❤️❤️

[@danyela7033]

It made me SO happy to watch this video. Thank you so much for visiting my city Bogotá, and showing so much appreciation and love for it. Please come back anytime amigos!

[@TheTargetFandom]

Hi I love Bogota :) I’m going there for new years!

[@daniellesaha]

my friends and i are going to colombia at the end of the month and watching your vlogs have made me sooooo excited !!! thanks for showing how beautiful the country is !!

[@juanmarcelandrhylan]

Omg that’s so exciting!! You and your friends will absolutely love it, we are so sure of it ❤️❤️ thanks for the support!!

[@TheTargetFandom]

Same here I am going at the end of the month

[@sandrakazouh9906]

I think this was my favorite of the Columbia Vlogs! Beautiful!

[@juanmarcelandrhylan]

Thank you so much ❤️ we love you!! 🥰

[@hugoemiliomolanoescalona7656]

Colombia

[@mariluc6230]

Colombia*

[@BrianaisGoingPlaces]

Such a beautiful place! I want to eat that food IMMEDIATELY!

[@davidrodriguezc3724]

Who TF is talking shit about Bogotá? Is something I really cant understand, is such an amazing City, full of life and vibrance, you cant be bored o Bogotá is always something to do, is huge! Full of culture, art, architecture, history, is cheap... I mean hahaha

[@Mauricio.Guevara]

Bogotá is great!!!

[@DungeonBricks]

You're rocking that ruana! Glad to see people enjoying Bogotá: and if you ever have the chance, go around the city trough the towns, less than an hour away from Bogotá and you see so so so much variety.

[@simonbarrera3860]

Videos like this will make my home city unaffordable. 40 dollars / night might sound really cheap to foreigners but trust me, it's a price that only the very privileged of this country can afford. I don't want gentrification to make things even worse.

[@corkystock5229]

i am in a wheelchair but i went to Bogota for 3 weeks in May 2023,, i fell in love with it and returning in a few weeks to spend the winter there,, the people are the nicest you will ever meet

[@labuenavida2572]

NICE!!! I'll be there for the holidays. Absolutely can't wait.

[@vampycatt]

you guys were so good at capturing this places essence bogota seems heveanly i hope you guys had an amazing trip❤️

[@juanmarcelandrhylan]

Thank you so much, we are happy that you enjoyed the video ❤️❤️

[@annie.cristales]

Love that you love Bogotá! I'm excited for more😍

[@juanmarcelandrhylan]

We really loved every city we visited in Colombia, it truly is a special place 🥰 thanks for watching!!

[@carlosmacmartin4205]

Bogota looks beautiful. 😍

[@lorenaperezcalderon2939]

It really is

[@thebigcj]

Thanks for all the recs. Excited to visit Bogota soon. What vlog camera do you use? :)

[@juanmarcelandrhylan]

We are excited for you!! We believe that you will love it 🥰 and we use the Canon Powershot G7X mark iii

[@SummerGioia]

Incredible vlog!!!!! Wow!!! So beautiful!!!! I love your work sooooo much!!!!! Thank you so much for sharing your adventures and your wonderful feel good vibes!!!!!!! 😍😍😍🤩🤩🤩

[@juanmarcelandrhylan]

Thank you so much 🥹💞💞 you are too kind ❤️

[@keystosuccess565]

My fav travel couple Perfect timing thanks for the video, I’m hopping on a flight as we speak can’t wait to watch this excursion 🤙🏽😎😇🌲 ⛰️ 🏝️

[@juanmarcelandrhylan]

🥹 thank you so much, where are you headed?? And we hope that you love the video!! 🤍🤍

[@keystosuccess565]

@@juanmarcelandrhylan no where fancy just to the WestCoast L.A. 😩 I’m sure the video is great .

[@juanmarcelandrhylan]

@@keystosuccess565 ahh got it, LA is always a fun time, hope you have a great trip!

[@britneyfrancesyoutube]

Omg wowww the place at the end!!

[@juanmarcelandrhylan]

Hahaha it was INCREDIBLE 😍 and the food was amazing too!!

[@cristizuniga3270]

Absolutely been loving your South American videos! I’m so happy you both are enjoying the people and sights because the Americas have so much beauty to see! I might be bias as someone from Latin America but you both show a lot of thought in these videos, music , editing , and general warmth you both radiate 💐

[@juanmarcelandrhylan]

Thank you so much, we are so happy to hear that you've been enjoying our South America Series ❤️ Much more to come!! 🥰

[@leticiayarvillavicencio6790]

you guys are amazing, the energy in all of your videos is amazing!! 💞💞

[@juanmarcelandrhylan]

Thank you so so much for the kind words, it truly means the world to us 😭💞

[@2011andresme]

Thanks for the positive Video about my country, is the best way to counter the bad image and wrong stereotypes created by hollywood and recently netflix

[@juanmarcelandrhylan]

We are more than happy to help contribute to a more positive representation of your beautiful country! 🤍 thanks for watching :)

[@polinayanina224]

❤😍 thank you, very interesting and beautiful!

[@juanmarcelandrhylan]

Thank you for watching ❤️❤️ happy to hear that you enjoyed the video 🥰

[@nadja__]

And once again, you played with the vlog. The editing is amazing and your vibe is so chill as always🥰 I look up to you both so much, im starting modelling and I also want to travel the world while doing so in the futures this is such an inspiration!!

[@juanmarcelandrhylan]

Thank you so much ❤️ we are so happy that you enjoyed the video!! And that's amazing, we believe in you, and wish you all the best in your upcoming modeling career 🥰

[@laraclark1056]

It looks fun! I love you guys.❤️

[@juanmarcelandrhylan]

It really was fun ❤️ we love you too!!

[@kendrafinn1054]

Loved this video 🥰💖

[@juanmarcelandrhylan]

Thank youuu 🥰❤️ happy to hear it!!

[@ChrisBCartagena]

Nice tour!

[@juanmarcelandrhylan]

Thanks! (:

[@hugosuarez9999]

Just booked that same airbnb going for a music festival in a couple weeks!

[@germancampos1498]

Bad reputation make Colombia´s cities like hidden gems... when you got there you´ll find nothing what you though about but a way different vibe and culture. Some say: you leave Colombia but Colombia will never leave you.

[@jeison4ever176]

Gracias X TODO y por ayudar a mi país a que el TURISMO crezca y vean la REALIDAD de lo que es COLOMBIA y su gente. Colombia es el secreto MEJOR GUARDADO del MUNDO según Anthony Bourdain. Gracias CHICOS bienvenidos a su casa. 🇨🇴🇺🇸

[@juanmarcelandrhylan]

El placer es nuestro! apreciamos sus amables palabras, y le agradecemos por mirar y disfrutar de nuestros videos ❤️❤️

[@2011andresme]

Es la unica forma de contrarestar la mala imagen y los estereotipos negativos creada por hollywood y recientemente netflix y las cadenas de tv nacionales

[@n4botz]

Al principio “solo” quería viajar y descubrir América Latina y ahora Colombia tiene un lugar especial en mi corazón. Tengo muchas ganas de llamar a Bogotá mi nuevo hogar muy pronto. Mucha gente me dice lo peligroso que es allí y en su vida solo han estado con el dedo en el mapa, pero nunca han estado allí con la gente misma. Muchos saludos (aún) desde Alemania. 🇨🇴🇩🇪

[@user-tl7cb5jx3z]

สวัสดีโคลัมเบีย

[@juanmarcelandrhylan]

🤍🤍

[@AnaLopez-id6dd]

Good plan and nice video !!

[@Halfnatty4882]

Such a great day when you guys post ❤

[@juanmarcelandrhylan]

That means the world to us ❤️ thank you so much 🥰

[@kamilayussupova2923]

Wooooow the view from the top is crazyyyy beautiful

[@juanmarcelandrhylan]

It was absolutely breathtaking 😍😍

[@yoho5114]

Greetings from Indonesia 🇮🇩 🙏🏽

[@Angurionau]

J'ai repérer des français à 11:23 : "Et là c'est un champ de..."

[@arjivar]

Bogotá is a great city for working, studying, and visiting; a sister of mine lives there, and whenever I can, I escape to spend some time there. Of course, Bogotá has some security issues; what city with eleven million citizens doesn't have them? Its climate is pleasant, and the variety of activities of all kinds is wonderful.

[@setroc1611]

Nice video, beautiful city ❤.

[@carmi.b-wrld]

Aww I hope you guys end up having a similar experience in Brazil, since I know people were telling you it’s not safe to go! 🤍🤍 sending good energy your way

[@juanmarcelandrhylan]

We are SO excited for Brazil!! And we truly believe that it will be an overwhelmingly positive experience ❤️ thank you for the good energy, and sweet comment 🥰

[@carmi.b-wrld]

@@juanmarcelandrhylan yay that makes me so happy lol! Y’all are so real 💞💞💞 enjoyyy

[@juanmarcelandrhylan]

@@carmi.b-wrld you are the sweetest 🥹 sending lots of love!! ❤️❤️

[@yokoscott4836]

Love You guys 💕 Love your videos ❤

[@juanmarcelandrhylan]

We love u too 🥹💞 thank you so much!!

[@joserocha3367]

just thank you very much for show us so beautiful city!!

[@FelipeMalagon6758]

Norte de Bogotá, hoy esta muy seguro

[@erexsean6859]

hi yall! as someone who speaks spanish i love to just inform others, when yall are speaking to someone older it is more respectful to instead of saying "y tu?" to say "y usted" i heard juan say y tu to the older man at the market, so just for future reference to say y usted because you as well dont have a relationship with the individual, hopefully that makes sense! Loved this video, come to Mexico ♥

[@juanmarcelandrhylan]

Ahhh understood! Thank you so much for pointing this out to us, we always want to be respectful! ❤️

[@vannesa893]

Loving these videos! have watched both this one and the Cartagena one. Definitely influenced me not to skip out on Bogota with that gorgeous hike up to the clouds and the Church. Could you please share how you went about riding or booking the cable car up to there and if you did a tour to hike up to the Church?

[@imlillyann]

My Bogota... Thanks for visiting my city!

[@olivialevis]

I will know the world together with you💓

[@juanmarcelandrhylan]

This comment made our day 💞💞

[@88hrocha]

Bogota is amazing is very multicultural city a lot of international gastronomy and music fests

[@wilsonv8487]

This video was too short! :( I'm glad you guys enjoy my city... hope you comeback soon!

[@davidalarconquinones87]

Bogotá is so beautiful and diverse. Thanks giys. I hope you come back

[@Stephanie-pe4nj]

super vidéo, Bogota est une super ville :)

[@Alexissmartinezz]

So cute!! Lovee the little magnet

[@angelinacortes1557]

I'm from Bogotá & I can testify that the City is pretty dangerous, even in the North part, the criminals are just everywhere; they actually love the North since that's where the "money" is !

[@Bogotaeverything]

50% of rich people in Bogotá live in estrato 2 to save on taxes and get benefits. So no, that is not only where the money is.

[@arielgustavoesquivel]

Just gorgeous.

[@user-um2ro4ns1l]

Hay una canción llamada Bogotá infinitas posibilidades, este video me la recordo

[@MrBluewarrior5]

Nice vidy guys you did Bogota right ❤ made me emotional and i live here !! im subscrbing i like your vids

[@andresjimenez279]

You guys, in other ocasión you go to my city, go tu Zone T you find beautiful malls, restaurants, and streets, and go to Park 93 in the north is beautiful too, go in the tourist train to Zipaquirá, to the salt catedral is awesome, and in the south in ciudad Bolívar neithborhood m, thats the favelas of Bogotá, you can use the cable car and see, increíble and colorfull views of this neithborhood

[@juanmarcelandrhylan]

There was soooo much more that we wanted to do in Bogota 😍 there is just SO much to do! We will definitely be back, so thank you for the suggestions ❤️❤️

[@andresjimenez279]

@@juanmarcelandrhylan Your Welcome to me city, I spect you hat a wonderful time

[@mariajosetorrente9760]

Ajiaco is the best 🤤

[@juanmarcelandrhylan]

AGREED 😍😍

[@edgardos68]

Edgar Friedrich V Cabrera El origen de la arepa La arepa es un emblema indiscutible de la gastronomía colombiana. Aunque algunos debaten su origen, hay sólidos argumentos que demuestran su arraigo en Colombia a lo largo de la historia. El viaje del maíz desde México, su lugar de origen, hasta Sudamérica nos brinda una clara evidencia de que Colombia fue el primer país en recibirlo. A través del estrecho paso del Darién, el maíz encontró su camino hacia el continente sudamericano, y fue en Colombia donde se estableció por primera vez. Aquí, las tribus precolombinas desarrollaron la técnica de hacer arepas basadas en las tortillas, gorditas y las pupusas, creando una conexión ancestral entre estos pueblos y este apreciado alimento. Las tribus indígenas de Colombia, como los Muiscas, Guanes, Pantagoras, Aburraes y los Tayronas, jugaron un papel fundamental en la preservación y promoción de la cultura de la arepa. Ellos ya elaboraban arepas mucho antes de que se extendiera a otras regiones. Aunque las arepas colombianas difieren en algunos aspectos de las tortillas, las gorditas y las pupusas, se pueden rastrear influencias y similitudes en su preparación y consumo. Estas tribus fueron pioneras en la utilización del maíz como base alimentaria y en la creación de las arepas como parte integral de su dieta. Sin embargo, la geografía también desempeñó un papel crucial en la historia de la arepa colombiana. Los majestuosos Andes, con sus altas montañas y terrenos difíciles, actuaron como un muro natural que limitó la propagación del maíz y las arepas hacia el oriente y los llanos colombianos y venezolanos. Esta barrera geográfica permitió que la cultura de la arepa se mantuviera principalmente en territorio colombiano durante mucho tiempo, consolidando su identidad como un plato emblemático de la nación. A medida que el maíz se abría paso a través de los Andes, encontró su camino hacia las regiones orientales de Colombia a través de las rutas fluviales, como el río Arauca, Meta y el río Orinoco. Estos ríos fueron auténticas arterias de transporte, facilitando la distribución de alimentos a base de maíz, incluyendo la arepa. A lo largo de estas vías fluviales, la cultura de la arepa se expandió gradualmente, llegando a diferentes regiones de Colombia y hacia lo que hoy es Venezuela llevando consigo el sabor y la tradición de este manjar colombiano. A medida que el maíz con la culinaria (las arepas) se distribuían hacia el lado venezolano, llegaron también a la tribu de los Cumanagotos, quienes fueron los primeros en tener contacto con los colonizadores europeos. Estos colonizadores, luego de descubrir este alimento, decidieron modificar el nombre original de "erepa" a "arepa". Sin embargo, a medida que los colonizadores exploraban y se adentraban en lo que hoy es Colombia, se dieron cuenta de que la arepa también se consumía ampliamente en este territorio. Fue entonces cuando se adoptó el término "arepa" para referirse a cualquier masa redonda de maíz en ambos países. En conclusión, la arepa es una delicia culinaria con una sólida base colombiana. Aunque el maíz se originó en México, fue en Colombia donde encontró su hogar inicial en Sudamérica a través del paso del Darién. Las tribus indígenas de Colombia contribuyeron a su desarrollo y preservación a lo largo de los siglos. Además, la geografía y las rutas fluviales facilitaron su expansión hacia diferentes regiones de Colombia y también hacia Venezuela, donde los colonizadores europeos descubrieron su existencia y le dieron el nombre de arepa. La arepa ha trascendido las fronteras y se ha convertido en un símbolo de unión y diversidad gastronómica en ambos países. Sin duda, la arepa es un tesoro culinario que pertenece a la rica tradición colombiana y que continúa deleitando paladares en todo el mundo. ¿Se tiene evidencia de esto? Sí, empezando por el maíz, el registro de maíz en territorio Colombiano existe aproximadamente 2 siglos antes que en el territorio venezolano, además colonizadores europeos como el español Piedro Cieza de León y el francés Jean-Baptiste Boussingault dejarón en sus escritos de 1554 y 1823 respectivamente la presencia de la arepa en territorio colombiano describiendola como una especie de pan de maíz. Otra evidencia del origen colombiano de la arepa es la variedad, debido a que las tribus colombianas eran heterogenas cada una desarrollo diferentes tipos de arepa de acuerdo a las condiciones del suelo, factores como la altura, el clima y la abundancia del maíz dierón como resultado que en Colombia existan 43 tipos de arepa de origen indigena mientras que en Venezuela las tribus eran más homogeneas lo que no permitió que hubiera mucha variedad dando como resultado 21 tipos de arepa de origen indigena aproximadamente en territirio venezolano. Finalmente otro punto clave es la conexión entre centroamérica y sudamérica atraves del estrecho del Darien en Colombia que permitió semejanzas e influencias en la culinaria con respecto al maíz. Un dato extra es que en un estudió hecho sobre el posible desarrollo andino del maíz, las variedades de maíz a nivel genetico eran más diversas en diversas regiones de Colombia mientras que en Venezuela el registro de este maíz fue semejante a las muestras halladas en Colombia, además que se ubicaban en cercania del rio orinoco, lo que da soporte a que el rio orinoco sirvió como fuente para la llegada del maíz y la culinaria a territorio venezolano. Finalmente su consumo actual, el país que más conserva la arepa como en su origen es Colombia y es justamente allí donde la arepa aún mantiene el protagonismo, contrario a lo que ocurre en venezuela, en donde la arepa paso a un segundo plano y sin relleno no comen "arepa". Sumando un dato más, las variedades de arepa en Colombia se dan de acuerdo al tipo de maíz (morado, blanco, dulce, peto, amarillo...etc), a la textura y al tamaño de la arepa, en venezuela por el contrario, consideran diferentes tipos de arepa a la variación del relleno, desconociendo que el relleno NO es arepa. En Colombia la arepa rellena es una forma de comerse la arepa ya que existen 3 formas principales: Arepa tradicional, arepa rellena y arepa con comida encima de la arepa. Por todo lo anterior no cabe duda que la arepa es un alimento de origen Colombiano y justamente allí es donde aún se preserva como un alimento ancestral...muy distante a lo que pasa en venezuela en donde la arepa la modificaron al punto de volverla comida chatarra o rápida como las hamburguesas.

[@williamrivero1075]

Thanks for coming a visit the capital city

[@nicolassanchez7846]

Skip Bogota is like going to a trip to U.S and skip NYC. Bogota is the biggest and more important city of Colombia.

[@juancarlosbonet6344]

From Bogota you go to Ziiaquira salt mine cathedral and villa de Leyva

[@GkX0007]

Song name please. I came here because of the Netflix series when heroes fly.

[@juanmarcelandrhylan]

Which song would you like us to name for you? Timestamp it, and we'd be happy to 🤍

[@chelseag6621]

skin care video plss. looks so good

[@juanmarcelandrhylan]

Thank you so much ❤️ one day I will definitely make one, especially when we finally move into an apartment 😍

[@VicChiron1]

❤

[@laraclark1056]

❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@codebars]

Is funny to heard that "everyone" told you guys to skip Bogota. Actually is the only one REAL CITY that Colombia has, the offer of culture and folks that u can find out is amazing.

[@ketutputrining2612]

Nice😉

[@enricocurcio1610]

10:00 Song name please

[@juanmarcelandrhylan]

Suena Mi Tambor, by Cuba Quartet 🤍

[@daniel2011379]

I could guess who warned you about going to Bogotá...is not that hard... people from the city with little train in colombia...jaja it's s typical

[@m1974122]

hermano ya te ganaste la green card....jajajaja

[@jibaraglam]

Name of restaurant at the end?

[@AlephTaV549]

Andres Carne de Res

[@jibaraglam]

Thank you!

[@victoriaagudelo9467]

come to Turkey

[@juanmarcelandrhylan]

One day ❤️❤️

[@m1974122]

lo que le toca a uno hacer por la visa.............jajajajjajajajajajaj

[@diegoross]

Massive disrespect to the name - you eliminated the accent over the word Bogotá. I lived in Bogotá for 16 months who is "everyone" that warned you not to go ? Quit whining about the cold lol. Good luck with your channel.

[@scottbarclay6]

It’s a shame you had to do a sales pitch for Lingoda as nobody likes advertising but I guess if it helps get you money for the channel

[@roleibatasti9811]

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐👍

[@chloe5000]

❤

[@juanmarcelandrhylan]

💞💞