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Photos taken by National Geographic Creative photographer Kike Calvo during our Expeditions around Colombia.

Yonna Ceremony. Wayuu People, La Guajira, Colombia. Photo © Kike Calvo
Hummingbird. Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, Colombia. Photo © KIKE CALVO
Batalla de Flores. Barranquilla Carnival. Colombia Photo Expedition, Feb. 2018. Photo © KIKE CALVO
Batalla de Flores. Barranquilla Carnival. Colombia Photo Expedition, Feb. 2018. Photo © KIKE CALVO
Hummingbird. Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, Colombia. Photo © KIKE CALVO
Batalla de Flores. Barranquilla Carnival. Colombia Photo Expedition, Feb. 2018. Photo © KIKE CALVO
Yonna Ceremony. Wayuu People, La Guajira, Colombia. Photo © KIKE CALVO
Queen Coronation. Barranquilla Carnival. Colombia Photo Expedition, Feb. 2018. Photo © KIKE CALVO
Happy faces in Cartagena de Indias, Colombia. Photo © KIKE CALVO
Our guests learn about Colombian art and literature during one of our lectures. Cartagena de Indias, Colombia. Photo © KIKE CALVO
Afro-Colombian dances in Cartagena de Indias, Colombia. Photo © KIKE CALVO
Love is in the air. Cartagena de Indias, Colombia. Photo © KIKE CALVO

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