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Santiago de Cali, conocida como Cali, es un centro económico y cultural de Colombia. Ubicada estratégicamente en el Valle del Cauca, es famosa por su industria azucarera y petroquímica, así como por su escena musical de salsa. La Feria de Cali destaca entre sus eventos culturales.
Cali is situated in the Cauca River Valley, bordered by the Andean mountain ranges and close to the Pacific Ocean
Founding by Spanish conquistador
Cali was founded by Sebastián de Belalcázar in 1536, making it one of the oldest European-established cities in the Western Hemisphere
Cali has grown into a significant urban agglomeration, encompassing neighboring municipalities and playing a pivotal role in Colombia's economy and cultural landscape
Cali's economy is diverse, with strong sectors in agriculture, manufacturing, and services
Sugar and Petrochemical Industries
Cali is a national leader in the sugar and petrochemical industries, contributing significantly to the city's economic growth
International Trade
Cali's proximity to the Pacific coast and the Port of Buenaventura facilitates international trade, boosting the city's economy
Cali is renowned as the "Salsa Capital of the World," showcasing its vibrant music scene and significant contribution to salsa music and dance
Cali hosts numerous cultural festivals, including the famous Feria de Cali, attracting visitors from around the globe
Thriving Arts Scene
Cali's educational institutions and urban infrastructure support a thriving arts scene, making it a vital center for cultural expression and innovation in Colombia