There was a time when Paisas, people from northwest Colombia, had a reputation for conservative palates; outsiders assumed they ate only beans, rice, and meat. But locals in Medellín, the area’s ...

Medellín, the second-largest city in Colombia, is overcoming its choppy history and giving ample reason for foodies, art enthusiasts, music lovers, and more to visit in 2026. In October, the ...

This aerial view highlights the iconic architecture of Medellín, Colombia, featuring the stunning Palacio de la Cultura Rafael Uribe Uribe surrounded by a lively urban landscape. The contrast between ...

Medellín is becoming a top food destination, featuring creative chefs and a burgeoning fine-dining scene. Chefs in Medellín are experimenting with traditional dishes, using fresh ideas and flavors.

"Life isn't just music," the Colombian star tells Billboard.

Steeped in decades of tradition and national pride, Medellín, Colombia’s ten-day Feria de las Flores showcases the city’s best, increasingly drawing travelers from across the globe. Former Contributor ...

MEDELLÍN, Colombia — At the beginning of every school year, we were told to put pencil to paper and compose the dreaded “How I Spent My Summer Vacation” essay. Teachers had the moxie to turn vacation ...

A thriving creative and cultural scene earned Medellín a place on National Geographic’s Best of the World 2026, highlighting the city’s transformation and growing appeal with international visitors.

From Medellín, Colombia, Maluma invites Billboard‘s Co-Chief Content Officer Leila Cobo on a personal horseback ride, during which he opens up like never before. In this exclusive interview, he shares ...

Twenty-five years ago, Medellín was the most dangerous city on earth. Yet its most infamous criminal, Pablo Escobar, also helped create the conditions that sparked an extraordinary revival – by taking ...

From Medellín, Colombia, Maluma invites Billboard on a deeply personal horseback ride where he opens up like never before. In ...