00:22Well, the Callejón was a place that was not very recognized, but we knew that it was a
00:27wall of the historical center of Bogotá, because before the construction of the
00:32ambiental in the year 99, I was talking about the whole decade of the 90's, the
00:37Callejón was used as a hideout for thieves, for hiding things, for fights, for people
00:47from the street who would come to do any kind of crazy things. There was no kind of control
00:52and no one was able to enter because it was a street without exit.
00:59When I enter and see the house, I see that the potential is very big, given the architecture
01:05that it has, the open space that it has, the garden with the trees, the option of having
01:12animals, holding hammocks, having a scene, having a bar, those kinds of details and characteristics
01:19me impulsan a mí a verlo desde otro punto de vista, como imaginándomelo, cómo iba a
01:24hacerlo.
01:30There has also been a social process where we have been able to help people from the
01:34sector or those who live around, to demonstrate that with murals, for example, with art,
01:40you can clean up and give an energy very different to any place. It is not any space, we are
01:45talking about the historical center of Bogotá, we are in front of the Parque
01:48of the Periodists, and this is a place that has been hundreds of years of history
01:54of Bogotá and has been part of the history of Bogotá as to forget and abandon it.
02:06The people who come to the country realize that the media has given us a lot of stereotypes
02:13and other things that we can finish or improve.
02:23The hotel is basically a place of accommodation, but focused a little bit more
02:30on social areas, to share with other people, to meet people, different from the hotel.
02:36The hotel is a little bit more for one to be in your house, to see television, to go and
02:40do something and go back to your house.
02:44There are trees, there are uchubas, there are aguacates that fall from once in a while,
02:49there are cerezas, there are a palmier, there are a gallo, there are dogs, there are
02:52dogs, there are aves.
02:56I am from the fantastic Lucho Hermúez, in the city of Colombia.
03:03For me, in the reality, it was because he did the cumbia here in the country,
03:08there are a lot of people who have been here in the country.
03:22I have lived a great part of my life here in Bogotá, and I also had the opportunity to
03:29go to the city of Colombia.
03:29I have been here several times from the country, I have lived in different countries,
03:32and so I have traveled to several countries where I have seen these ideas of hotels,
03:38of tourism, and so I come back to Colombia with this idea, and with this project that I
03:44continue to develop and that I continue to work every day.
03:54The money is a medium, but it is not a fine. I think that with the money you can do
03:59many things
04:00in benefit of others, but when the money is only focused on what you buy for you
04:06and your needs, then we become a little egoistic society.
04:12It is very sad, I believe, to get to the end of my life with a lot of money in
04:15the
04:15hands, but only.
04:26The Colibrí has had a meaning of representation of energies, of gods, of dreams, of dreams.
04:35The Colibrí has always been represented by many communities and has been an important part
04:42of the cultural development of indigenous communities in what today is the Colombian territory.
04:51I think traveling is like reading a book,
04:53I think it is important to find yourself, to find yourself, to see life from different
04:58points of view, and I think that being able to go out of your culture,
05:04so be it from your own city, it is able to interpret a different vision of life,
05:10of what we are as a society and as a race.
05:12What do you think?
05:24If you want a beautiful woman, I think that being able to do a lot of things,
05:27If you want a beautiful woman to the world of things,
05:33that being difficult for a lot of things.
05:34I think that being able to do the role of the heart
05:36is that assessment.
05:38I think that being able to see yourself,
05:39but suddenly, it is great to see the world out of the world.
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