MEDELLIN
The Medellín Metal Scene Through the Lens of a Brazilian Photographer
Daniel Motta's work documents the life of one of the most important metal scenes in Latin America.
Inside the Colombian Kitchen That's Making Rebels and Soldiers into Chefs
Former FARC guerrillas work right alongside demobilized Colombian army soliders in the kitchens of Juan Manuel Barrientos' acclaimed restaurants in Medellín and Bogotá, where the chef tries to sew peace through cooking.
“El Titan” and Heavy Metal in Pablo Escobar’s Medellín
Remembering "the Colombian Bruce Dickinson" who survived the drug wars and inspired a generation of South American metalheads.
“El Titan” and Heavy Metal in Pablo Escobar’s Medellín
Remembering "the Colombian Bruce Dickinson" who survived the drug wars and inspired a generation of South American metalheads
Being Gay in Rural Colombia Ain't Easy
Where "straight" guys aren't so straight—until they're harassing you.
Wiz Khalifa Smoked Next to Pablo Escobar's Grave and Pissed Off Colombia
TFW the blunt hits and you forget about the drug wars.
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VICE Sports Q&A with Rui Costa: The Man Rebuilding Chapecoense After the Tragedy
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.
Bolivian Government Officially Blames Pilot, Airline for Chapecoense Disaster
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.
Brazilian Football Team Chapecoense Involved in Deadly Plane Crash Outside Medellin
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.
J Balvin’s Global Reggaeton Takeover Is Just Beginning
We sat down with the Colombian superstar to discuss hip-hop, Donald Trump, Drake, and—yes—Pokémon Go.
Pablo Escobar’s Hippos Keep Having Sex and No One Is Sure How to Stop Them
The drug lord is long gone, but his hippos are still terrorizing the Medellín countryside.
The 2016 Edition of Medellín's Freedom Festival Practiced Peace, Liberty, and Some Really Good Techno
Colombia's biggest independent electronic event offered 15 nonstop hours of big names like Joseph Capriati, and even bigger vibes.
