While every childhood is unique, being a Colombian girl means belonging to a tapestry of traditions that shape your identity long before you realize it. The Rhythm of the Morning
As a Little Girl Growing Up in Colombia: A Journey Through Color, Culture, and Resilience as a little girl growing up in colombia
In many households, the "grandmothers"—the abuelas —are the anchors. Growing up, you learn early on that the kitchen is the heart of the home. You watch your mother’s hands, learning how to perfectly flip an arepa or how to peel a plantain without staining your clothes. These moments aren't just about cooking; they are about passing down a lineage of strength and nurturing. A Playground Without Borders While every childhood is unique, being a Colombian
Leaving that childhood behind is impossible, because you carry it with you. The lessons of hospitality, the love of a good story, and the unshakable pride in your roots stay long after you’ve grown up. To have been a little girl in Colombia is to have been blessed with a heart that knows how to dance, how to love, and how to bloom anywhere. You watch your mother’s hands, learning how to
December is a marathon of joy. Between El Día de las Velitas (Day of the Little Candles), where we line the streets with flickering lights, and the Novenas , where we gather to sing and eat buñuelos and natilla , the atmosphere is electric.