Plaza de Mercado de El Calvario
The El Calvario Market Plaza is the commercial heart of the neighborhood, where Afro-Colombian vendors sell fruit, herbs and traditional food amid street-art murals.
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El Calvario: the neighborhood where popular commerce, Afro memory and urban art intersect daily
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Cali's neighborhood markets: where locals really shop outside the tourist markets
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