Colombian Army/ Anti-guerrilla Police (Green Beret??) patrolling the town of Toribio, Colombia.
Colombian Army/ Anti-guerrilla Police (Green Beret??) patrolling the town of Toribio, Colombia.
New soldiers/police coming in the town of Toribio the morning after. Colombia.
Colombian Army/ Anti-guerrilla Police (Green Beret??) patrolling the market on the main square of Toribio, Colombia.
Nasa’s mother and her child sitting in front of her house immidiately after there was a shooting between the army and the guerrillas around the corner from there. Toribio, Colombia.
Women and her children sitting in front of a house immediately after there was a shooting between the army and the guerrillas around the corner from there. Toribio, Colombia.
Don Tomas (cityscape on the back) . Toribio, Colombia.
Juan Carlos Gonzalez –first from the left- with his friends and Bill Weinberg walking on the street. Villarica, Colombia.
Don Tomas with a coca leaf in his hands explains to us how to use the coca to protect yourself from the enemy. Toribio, Colombia.
Child hunging from the mother’s arms right after we heard shootings around the town. Toribio, Colombia.
Don Tomas. Toribio, Colombia.
Luis Ipia. Toribio, Colombia.
Juan Carlos Gonzalez talking to a neighboor. Villarica, Colombia.
Reading the inscription on a tumb of a 12 year old girl dead on the 30, when slavery was abolished but it was still in "the facto". Villarica, Colombia.
Einer( el Duende) peeling a sugar cane. Villarica, Colombia.
African dance classes to recover identity. Villarica, Colombia.
Doing the hair on the front of a house. Villarica, Colombia.
The slave Cemetry at the Hacienda La Bolsa. Villarica, Colombia.
Kids of the Villarica comunity watching the african dance class from the door. Villarica, Colombia.
One of the flowers that grew all over the Slave Cemetery at la Hacienda La Bolsa with Juan Carlos and his friends at the back. Villarica, Colombia.