A few decades ago, Comuna 13 it was one of the most dangerous neighborhoods in Medellín. Marked by violence, drug trafficking, and clashes between guerrillas, paramilitaries, and the government, it was a no-go zoneToday, it is a symbol of resilience and transformationattracting visitors from all over the world.
Thanks to urban and social projects, the neighborhood has become a center of art and culture. Graffiti tours, hip-hop performances, and open-air galleries tell stories of pain, resistance, and hope. The construction of the electric escalators has been key to improving accessibility and the quality of life for its residents.
However, history lives on in every mural and graffiti. These works are not just art, but also messages of remembrance and protestVisiting Comuna 13 is more than a visual experience; it's an immersion into the history of Medellín and the strength of its people.
