MEDELLIN

Daniel Motta's work documents the life of one of the most important metal scenes in Latin America.

Remembering "the Colombian Bruce Dickinson" who survived the drug wars and inspired a generation of South American metalheads.

Remembering "the Colombian Bruce Dickinson" who survived the drug wars and inspired a generation of South American metalheads

Where "straight" guys aren't so straight—until they're harassing you.

TFW the blunt hits and you forget about the drug wars.

In November, 71 members of the Chapecoense soccer club died in a plane crash. Director of football Rui Costa is tasked with putting the team back together again.

Although they don't list the cause of the crash, the Bolivian government is officially blaming the pilot and the airline in a new report.

Chapecoense were travelling to Medellin for the final of the Copa Sudamericana, before their plane came down outside the Colombian city with up to 76 passengers killed.

See how the show prepared for the kingpin's gruesome end.

We sat down with the Colombian superstar to discuss hip-hop, Donald Trump, Drake, and—yes—Pokémon Go.

Colombia's biggest independent electronic event offered 15 nonstop hours of big names like Joseph Capriati, and even bigger vibes.

When Carlos "Crazy Charlie" Lehder of the Medellin cartel, was eventually taken down for his drug crimes, the prosecutors compared his cocaine transportation system to what Henry Ford was to automobiles.