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Another difference it's the food. Magda mentions that in Bogotá you have to say the exact
type of coffee you want, while and Santander we actually only have black coffee or "tinto".

Only recently other types of coffees are being introduced to the market in Bucaramanga.

There are also some similarities between the two regions: The modals and protocol when

you visit someone is the same (offering something to the guest and bring something to the
host). Also, kissing when you first meet someone it's not appropiated in Santander either.

ROSIO ARIZA

It was very nice to see your video, I liked the way you presented the different touristic
places from Chipaque.

I find a lot of similarities with the small towns in Santander, the ones right down in the
middle. The weather, the landscape and the overall activities in the life style and everyday

life.
I would have liked to hear more about the customes and the things you should or should

not do in Chipaque. But overall it was good.

FROM MAGDA JAZMEEN MORENO TO:

CRISTIAN JAVIER REALPE

I watched you video and to me it was very interesting in special informative because I
haven’t been in Pasto and one day I would like to visit in the middle of a carnival, so I

would like to comment some comparisons that I can mention between your city and mine
Bogota.

I found a similarity in the diversity in the cultural expressions and important events in the
year, especially with music and artistic expressions and how these are important for the

cities and their tourism, in Pasto as you told us there are too many carnivals and

celebrations while in Bogota also there are different moments and festivals for the
recreation and interaction as well with artistic expressions, one of them could be “Rock al

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