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American men are drawn to Colombia, where they can spend 50% less than in their home country while seeking relationships with local women.
45 miles southeast of Bogotá, Bourdain visits remote settlements in the Amazon basin, accessible only by boat or a vintage DC-3 airplane.
Notorious gang leader James Springette is tracked down by the FBI in Medellin after a year on the run.
Children in northern Colombia risk their lives daily to attend school in Bajo Cauca.
Fernando Botero, born in Medellin in 1932, transformed from a self-taught painter into a globally celebrated artist known for his distinctive style.
In Buenaventura, Colombia, a major trafficking hub, an investigation reveals the networks controlling the cocaine trade and insights from Medellín's past with Pablo Escobar.
Sebastian Marin seeks the truth about his father, Pablo Escobar, as he uncovers family archives and interviews key figures from Colombia's drug trade.
Colombia's war on drugs has intensified violence and economic despair, forcing rural peasants to cultivate narcotics amid ongoing turmoil and retaliation from cartels.
Tony Comiti relata su inolvidable encuentro con Pablo Escobar en este impactante documental.
Pablo Escobar's life is examined through social media footage and public reactions in Medellin, Colombia, highlighting the complexities of his legacy.
Medellín's mayor and residents discuss Pablo Escobar's lasting impact on their lives.
Tourism in Medellín thrives on Pablo Escobar's legacy and Colombia's narco history.
2600 meters above sea level, gravity racing in Medellin, Colombia, challenges participants to navigate steep roads without brakes.
Today's Medellin drug cartels operate like multinational corporations amid violent gangs.
Jamali Maddix travels to Medellín, Colombia, to explore American men's search for relationships.
Over 27,000 people have disappeared in Latin America's drug wars, leaving behind mass graves and a growing refugee crisis.
The cable car system in Medellin carries 18,000 passengers a day, connecting the barrio of Santo Domingo to the city below.
