Colombia Bilingue

Mother Nature is not just the ground beneath our feet — she is the heartbeat of our existence. She breathes through the forests, sings through the birds, and roars through the rivers and oceans. Every tree, every animal, every drop of water is part of the symphony that sustains life.

To protect her is not an option, it is our sacred duty. Planting trees is only the beginning; we must also safeguard the creatures that give the Earth its soul — the jaguar in the jungle, the hummingbird in the Andes, the whale in the deep sea. When one species is lost, a piece of ourselves disappears forever.

To care for Mother Nature is to care for our children’s future, for our own humanity, and for the poetry of life that unites all beings. In her embrace, we learn that true progress is not measured by money or machines, but by how deeply we honor the life that surrounds us.

I, humbly too, was once blind — caught in the storm of productivity, consumed by the illusion that worth was tied to wealth. I chased money while the true treasure stood still: Mother Nature herself, feeding me when I was in need and hungry, healing me when I was sick, and holding me even when I didn’t know I was being held.

This project is my act of redemption, My homage. My apology and my deepest expression of gratitude to the greatest, loving and caring intelligence of all:  Mother Nature and all her humble children.

“And now, I choose to live for her.”

Colombia is not just a country on the map: it is a living call to action. Gratitude toward Mother Nature cannot remain as words; it must be transformed into concrete, visible, daily gestures. This movement is born to turn hope into action, to show that a spiritual revolution is also built with firm roots, brave hearts, and hands that work for the Earth.

That is why we honor Colombia: sacred land that inspires the future, that lifts up its anonymous heroes, that educates its youth, and that restores voice and strength to the forgotten. A Colombia that cleans, that replants, that teaches, that inspires — and that reveals to the world a new face full of unity, color, and leadership.

We want Colombia not only to export coffee, flowers, and emeralds, but also hope and example. When the world hears: “Colombia,” we want everyone to say:

“That is where the new awakening of the world began.”
“That is where language and nature began to dance.”
“That is where gratitude turned into a global movement.”

This is how we move forward: not as victims of the past, but as guardians of a new story, where peace and bilingual education are our weapons of life and reconciliation.