Bogotá stories and ancestors

We Bogotanos are friendly people, and I am one of them. I am from Bogotá and I feel part of my Muisca ancestry, the ethnic group that originally inhabited my city.
Do you want to know about ghosts in Bogota? The story of why we call coffee “tinto”? What mysteries are hidden in the houses and streets of the historic center?
I will not talk much about stories from books or the Internet that you already know, I will talk and immerse you in the experience of oral knowledge that in my family, from my ancestors, became a tradition and today I bring you alive the anecdotes of old Bogotá , the one that few know and that few of us know.

This free tour will have a bit of ancestry, connection with nature, history, smiles, stories of death, of love, of our homeland, etc.

Welcome to discover the secrets that others don't know about my Bogotá . Come and visit a Bogotana born in the city center and who comes from a family of original Bogotá lineage. I am also a professional guide, biologist, educator, entrepreneur, environmentalist and respectful of the cultures that visit us. Don't miss it. #thecountryofbeauty.
English:Note: bring an umbrella and a coat, Bogotá is sunny and rainy, I will recommend cafes and some places to eat in the area, chicha and more. The interpretation can sometimes take a little longer than usual, 2 hours. It is not canceled due to rain, confirm by message before arriving, to know what to expect at the meeting point, blessings. 🤗🙏 You will recognize me because I usually wear sunglasses or a black cap, also pay attention to my messages since there I will give you instructions on how I am dressed, so you will easily recognize me. Blessings