Dancing during Christmas celebrations in Quinamayó, Colombia, last month.Credit... Supported by Photographs by Jaír F. Coll Written by Genevieve Glatsky Jaír F. Coll and Genevieve Glatsky ...

“The people know the church and all its rules.” Although New Year is still a major celebration in Armenia, Christmas Eve and Christmas Day are now also public holidays and the festive season ...

The New Year marks the end of the holiday season in the United States, but in Armenia they are just getting started. There, first comes the New Year, then comes Christmas. New Year’s Eve kicks ...

Christmas lights like these in Bogota were taken to the heart of the rebel-controlled jungle The Colombian army says it has installed a giant Christmas tree in Farc rebel territory, to encourage ...

Today marks the Day of the Little Candles, or Día de las Velitas, celebrated in Colombia each year on the eve of the Immaculate Conception. This tradition marks the start of the Christmas season ...

MEDELLIN, Colombia – Medellin for Christmas vacation? Si, si! The city once wracked by drug violence has undergone massive social and economic transformation, and it’s now known in tourist ...