El Pozón
El Pozón is a real working-class neighborhood in southwest Cartagena, known for its Afro-Caribbean culture, street food and barrio picó and champeta scene.
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The Sound That Never Makes It to Spotify: The Route of the Picó and Neighborhood Champeta in Cartagena
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Cartagena in Black and White: The Photo Archive That Tells the Story of the City Tourists Don't See
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The Secret 'Palenque' Food Route in Cartagena: Where to Find Authentic Afro-Caribbean Flavor Off the Beaten Path
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