Bolero Bar with 42 years of history, with 42 years of history is a place of tradition, magic and bohemianism; founded by Jorge Buitrago is "place of encounters" as Manuel Mejia Vallejo mentions in the first of the 4 books published by the Bolero Bar, where also wrote Orlando Mora, Ignacio Ramirez, Fabio Betancur Alvarez, Ofelia Peláez, Luis Guillermo Aguilar Vanegas, Juan Manuel Roca, RH Moreno Duran, Oscar Collazos, Darío Ruiz Gomez, Fernando Vera Angel, Marco Raul Mejia Jimenez, Ruben Lopez Rodriguez, Alberto Morales, Jaime Jaramillo Panesso, Juan Jose Todayos, among others. also has 2 murals by the master Jorge Botero Lujan
Fanny Mickey, Manuel Mejia Vallejo, Oscar Collazos, Edmundo Arias, Ruby Marquez, Celina y Reutilio, Jaime Erre Echavarria, Juan José Todayos, Rodrigo Saldarriaga, Cristina Toro, Juan Luis Mejia Arango, Victor Gaviria, RH Moreno, Oscar Collazos, Edmundo Arias, among others, frequented the area among artists and writers.
A cultural space that has received recognition from the Senate of the Republic, the Departmental Assembly, and the Medellín City Council, highlighting its contribution to the country's culture. The street in front of it has also been named "Bolero Street." Bolero Bar, a place suspended in time where the past, present, and future come together, was awarded the Juan del Corral Gold Order by the Medellín City Council on its 25th anniversary, among other honors from the Colombian Ministry of Culture.
The Bolero Bar plays Cuban son, traditional Latin American and Colombian music, cumbia, drums, jazz, tango, and of course, the genre that gave it its name, Boleros. The beauty of this cultural epicenter has been chosen as the location for the music video for artist Damian Marley, son of the legendary Bob Marley.
Bolero Bar is also a restaurant, inspired by traditional Cuban and Antioquian dishes, offering appetizers, main courses, and quick meals.
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