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Another unforgettable experience was attending a football match at the Estadio Nemesio Camacho, better known as El Campín. As I entered the stadium with the Millonarios FC fans, I felt the electric atmosphere emanating from the stands. The passion and dedication of the Colombian soccer fans was impressive, even if the security and rules in the stadium were much stricter than what I was used to in Europe.

Meeting Laura's grandfather was a highlight of our trip. A charming man who used to work for Siemens and often traveled around Germany. Although he had not spoken German for over two decades, his knowledge of the language was impressive. He was particularly happy about the Ratzeputz schnapps from the Lüneburg Heath, which we had brought him as a gift. It was touching to see him reminisce and tell us about his adventures.

The next morning we set out to explore the famous Pozos Azules. The blue pools were a truly magical sight, their deep blue glowing in the sunlight and captivating us. We enjoyed strolling along the paths and taking in the beauty of nature before making our way back to Villa de Leyva.

After six exciting days in Tayrona National Park, I headed to Buritaca, a charming coastal village with a relaxed atmosphere. Here I was able to unwind, explore the local shops and sample the delicious Colombian cuisine. The encounters with the friendly locals rounded off my stay and gave me an insight into authentic life in Colombia.