ナショナルジオグラフィックのインスタグラム(natgeo) - 8月20日 04時41分

Photo @juanarre. El Salado, Bolivar. Colombia. The paramilitaries played music as they carried out the massacres in El Salado. Today students in a band drown out those memories. A teacher visits once a week to instruct the musicians, who range in age from seven to 23 and practice in a local park.

Once a prosperous tobacco farming town, was the scene of Colombia's deadliest massacre. The killing of El Salado lasted six days from February 16 to 21 of 2000. By the end there 66 people killed and the remaining 4,000 residents fled, joining more than 2 million other internally displaced Colombians at the time.
With the efforts of its leaders, the residents returned despite the presence of FARC. Today El Salado and it's residents are transforming their grim past.
This picture was taken as part of the coverage for the January issue for @ナショナルジオグラフィック magazine about Colombia and the challenges ahead for this nation after the signing of the peace agreement between the Colombian Government and FARC putting and end of over 50 years of internal conflict.
#colombia #peaceprocess #elsalado #internallydisplacedpersons #challenges #kidsplaying #redballon #documentaryphotography #photojournalism @natgeocreative

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