Corrected version. The language exchange bars. Here in Bogotá there is a neighborhood at the center of the city know as “La Candelaria”, it is actually one of the oldest areas that remain from the Spanish colonial era, and it is frequently visited by young tourists, especially those from Europe and United States. There are hotels, lodging houses, restaurants and bars. So, in the end, the tourists not only visit that area, they also like to stay there, sometimes they even work in these places part time. Due to this, the foreign population on the streets of “La Candelaria” is the largest of Bogotá, it is somewhat like the foreigner town of Bogotá. Because of this, this district is an excellent place to practice language exchange and meet friends. Many bar owners saw this, and created “language exchange” days, to attract clients and sell overpriced beers, of course, but is really interesting. At the proper day, the bars populate with many many foreigners, talking each other in several languages; from English, to German, Russian, even Japanese and Chinese. With a beer in their hands, everyone has an open attitude to each other. Anyone is allowed to sit around and just join to the conversations, no matter if no one knows who are you. Finally, after the talk, the party starts.