Calle del Pozo
Calle del Pozo is a real street in Cartagena's historic center, known for its nightlife and corner stores.
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Cold Beer and a Chair on the Sidewalk: A Night at the Corner Stores of Getsemaní and San Diego
un grupo de amigos en la esquina de la Calle del Pozo, el olor a fritanga que se mezcla con el de la cerveza. San Diego, en cambio, baja el volumen antes. Sus calles empedradas y
Sleeping in a Family Home in Getsemaní: How Room Rentals in Lived-In Courtyards Work (and What
aza de la Trinidad y en los bares de la Calle del Pozo y la Calle del Guerrero; los vecinos ponen música en sus patios; los carros de gas y los vendedores pasan con altavoces desde
Gabriel García Márquez's Cartagena: A Literary Route Through the Real Settings of His Novels
l; entra por la Calle de la Sierpe o la Calle del Pozo para ver las fachadas pintadas y los hostales que hoy ocupan casas coloniales. Por la noche, la Plaza de la Trinidad es el ep
Afro-Colombian Cartagena: Routes of the Cabildos and the Heritage of the Cimarrones in Getsemaní
del Espíritu Santo, calle de la Sierpe, calle del Pozo. Los murales que retratan a Benkos Biohó y a las palenqueras son parte del paisaje y se han convertido en puntos de memoria.
Graffiti and Hidden Murals Route in Getsemaní: The Alternative Side of Urban Art in Cartagena
margura 4. ‘Memoria de los Olvidados’ – Calle del Pozo, frente al # 5-12 5. ‘El Grito de la Tierra’ – Callejón del Espíritu Santo, sin # 6. ‘Ritmo de Tambores’ – Calle de la Soleda
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