Turismo
ProColombia: Encanto - Let's talk about Colombia
Other cultural references that viewers will see are , the country's most globally recognized and awarded drink, which is —a Colombian municipality popular for its colorful tableware.
Additionally, some of the characters carry (northern Colombia )—or wear and (typical clothing from various regions of the country) while in iconic places in Cartagena (UNESCO-declared Historical and Cultural Heritage of Humanity) as well as Barichara and Villa de Leyva, which are among Colombia's heritage towns.
As for Colombia's biodiversity, the ,
and recognized for its tall wax palms, is one of the places shown in the movie.
Orchids of all colors and sizes also appear; in fact, Colombia is the global leader for the most types of orchids. In addition, the characters are accompanied by animals such as chigüiros, tapirs, coatis, and jaguars, often seen in Colombia's a region. They are also seen with macaws, toucans, and hummingbirds, highlighting the fact that Colombia is also a global leader in terms of bird diversity, with more than 1,900 species.
Another central theme in the film is the inclusion and , since the characters represent the ethnic groups in Colombia , a country where approximately 4% of its population belongs to more than 110 indigenous peoples; around 10% belongs to the Afro-Colombian, Raizal, and Palenquero populations; more than 60% to mestizos; as well as smaller groups such as gypsies. In addition, there are 68 native languages spoken by about 850,000 people.
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