The race monument.

It is located here in Candido near the Benito Salas Airport amount around/among/near some schools, the Surcolombiana University and the Ceibas River integrating the traffic system in the north of the city. It is made of stone and it has got two principal figures the Spaniard conqueror who is hugging an indigenous as a symbol of the union of the two races and cultures. The indigenous has got in her arms their own son as fruit of the relationship.
It was made by the sculptor Carlos Rojas Niño, it is made of concrete to  and gives the welcome to the visitors and to invites them to continue their journey.
It tells the story of how a lot of men and women came from Spain and they fused their blood with the native people of Colombia, during the conquest the union between the Spanish and the daughters was possible in the conquered land, but not on a large scale, especially among tribes who refused to admit the Spanish dominance. The indigenous female was scared of the punishment of her tribe because they could kill her sons by drowing them, becaues of the Spanish blood.
The conquerors in the Huila lands needed to maintain fortified armies and they encamped in the Valley of Sorrows and later in the country of Timanaes and they dominated the Indians and had many children with their female aborigenous.
This monument symbolizes the union of the Spanish and the indigenous race. It is the embrace of the conqueror and colonizer with indigenous, hardworking, indomitable warrior and fertile displaying the fruit of the union. His finger shows the Promised Land and the unknown place.

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The race monument.

It is located here in Candido near the Benito Salas Airport in the area of some schools, the Surcolombiana University, and the Ceibas River which integrates the traffic system in the north of the city. It is made of stone and it has two principal figures, a Spanish conqueror who is hugging an indian wife which is a symbol of the union of the two races and cultures. The indian has a child in her arms, their own son symbolizes the fruit of their relationship.
It was created out of concrete by the sculptor Carlos Rojas Niño, and was constructed with the purpose of welcoming visitors and inviting them to continue their journey.
It tells the story of how many  Spaniards arrived and how they integrated with the native people of Colombia during the conquest.   This union between the Spanish and the indians was possible in the conquered land, but not on a large scale, especially among tribes who refused to accept the Spanish dominance. The indigenous females were frightened of being punished by their own tribes for having relations with the Spaniards and giving birth to children of Spanish blood.
The conquerors in the Huila lands needed to maintain strong armies that were protected so they constructed fortified encampments in the Valley of Sorrows and later in the country of Timanaes. They dominated the Indians and had many children with the native Colombians.
This monument symbolizes the union of the Spanish and the indigenous race. It symbolizes the union of the Spanish with the indigenous people and the idea of the hardworking, indomitable warrior and the fruit of the union. His finger shows the Promised Land and the unknown place.

The race monument.

It is located here in Candido near the Benito Salas Airport amount some schools, the Surcolombiana University and the Ceibas River integrating the traffic system in the north of the city. It has got two principal figures: the Spaniard conqueror who is hugging an indigenous as a symbol of the union of the two races and cultures. The indigenous has got in her arms their own son as fruit of the relationship.
It was made by the sculptor Carlos Rojas Niño, it is made of concrete to give the welcome to the visitors and to invite them to continue their journey.
It tells the story of how a lot of men and women came from Spain and they fused their blood with the native people of Colombia, during the conquest. The union between the Spanish and the daughters was possible in the conquered land, but not on a large scale, especially among tribes who refused to admit the Spanish dominance. The indigenous female were scared of the punishment of their tribe because they could kill their sons drowing them, because of the Spanish blood.
The conquerors in the Huila lands needed to maintain fortified armies and they encamped in the Valley of Sorrows and later in the country of Timanaes and they dominated the Indians and had many children with their female indigenous.
This monument symbolizes the union of the Spanish and the indigenous race. It is the embrace of the conqueror and colonizer with indigenous, hardworking, indomitable warrior and fertile displaying the fruit of the union. His finger shows the Promised Land and the unknown place.