Pablo Escobar and Commune Tour 13 Group

Medellín became a violent city in the 1980s, marked by the struggle between life and death. Bombs in public places, kidnappings, murders, fear and collective anxiety have consolidated this image. In response to this, various sectors of society deployed a set of collective and individual, social and institutional actions to resist and overcome the devastating impacts of these phenomena and times of violence. The objective of our tour is to understand what Medellín experienced in the most difficult times of our history.