The land of García Márquez and of the telenovelas the whole world copied. From Florentino and Fermina in Cartagena to Betty and Armando, Colombia writes love like no one else.
The land of García Márquez and of the telenovelas the whole world copied. From Florentino and Fermina in Cartagena to Betty and Armando, Colombia writes love like no one else.
The Liberator of the Liberator
The Quito-born revolutionary who left her husband to fight and love alongside the Liberator, saved his life in 1828, and earned the title "Liberator of the Liberator."
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Fifty-one years, nine months and four days
Florentino's wait for Fermina is fixed by the novel itself: fifty-one years, nine months and four days, until he declares his love again at her husband's funeral.
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The most successful telenovela in history
The "ugly," brilliant secretary Beatriz Pinzón and her boss Armando Mendoza: the love story that defies appearances and that the whole world adopted.
Read the storyLove across classes in the coffee country
The coffee-picker and the plantation heir: a love across classes that became the most-watched telenovela in Colombian history and was reborn on Netflix in 2021.
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Passion, revenge and three brothers
The Reyes brother who approaches Norma Elizondo to avenge his sister and ends up hopelessly in love: the most scorching telenovela of the new millennium.
Read the storyLa Pola and her love, shot for independence
The seamstress and patriot spy known as "La Pola" and Alejo Sabaraín, the soldier she loved: the incriminating papers found on him gave her away, and the Royalists shot them on the same day, making them martyrs of Colombian independence.
Read the storySome of the greatest are Simón Bolívar & Manuela Sáenz, Florentino Ariza & Fermina Daza, Betty & Armando.