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- The Path of the Anaconda narrates memories and reflections about the jungle, but also the final effort to save the northern Amazon forest from destruction, establishing an ecological corridor that connects the Andes Mountains with the Atlantic Ocean through eight countries. Almost 50 years after shaking hands for the very first time, the writer and explorer Wade Davis, author of the book The River, and anthropologist Martín Von Hildebrand, who has devoted his life to protecting the Amazon, meet again to carry out a trip up the rivers and paths that were traveled earlier by the legendary botanist Richard Evans Schultes.
- Pedro is one of the vampires of underdevelopment who works between aisles full of garlic, fruits, herbs and crucifixes in the Paloquemao Market. However, on May 28, 2016, when the largest blood trafficking network in Bogota is dismantled, his dealer Harbey escapes and takes refuge in the market, threatening his relationship with Angie, the girl he is in love with.
- Javier is a thirtysomething doctor whose enthusiasm doesn't diminish despite working in a chaotic emergency room. one day he decides to move to the U.S., because his beautiful, sophisticated, not-so-happy girlfriend Maria has convinced him to pursue the American dream. Javier stays home to sell the house, the furniture, and their car. That's how he meets Julia, a veterinarian who purchases his car. Now Javier is ready to leave. Just before he is to go to Miami, Maria calls him and confesses that she fell in love with somebody else and needs to end their relationship. Homeless, jobless, and girlfriendless. he moves into the living room of Luis and Laura, a young couple who have recently become parents. Once there, Javier's life goes from deep depression to the obsession of finding Maria's lover. From that moment on, Javier becomes friends with Julia and her son Gabriel. Both of them start helping Javier to get over his breakup and move on. Javier goes through all the stages of loss until he decides to take control of his life again, trying different strategies to mend his heartbreak. He tries to get a job, he tries to date other girls, he tries to find himself and fails. He's always encouraged by his family, friends, and Julia. Eventually he stops whining and starts looking at Julia with different eyes.
- How I Survived 2020 are stories of love, humor, drama and charm that are related to each other through the characters that cross from one chapter to another, to show that, although we are separated, we are not alone, that we depend on each other to survive, thanks to those small gestures of empathy that can change people's lives or make other people's lives a little easier.
- When "Tropical Hits" premiered on December, 2015, on Caracol Television, it became the highest-rated documentary ever on Colombian television, with over 4 million viewers. "Hits from yesterday, today and always" is probably one of the most popular phrases known by Colombians, and its one of the phrases that follows the release of the popular December album, 14 cañonazos bailables ("14 dance music hits"), a music compilation that for 54 editions has become the thermometer of Colombian popular music. In 1960, "Discos Fuentes", the oldest record label in Colombia, decided to bet on a new way of producing music, releasing the first mixed album that combined the most important songs of the year. That first album marked a new era in the music production industry in Colombia. "It was like bringing home the disco every Christmas". Since then, the "Hits" have been a mandatory purchase every December.
- What would you do if you found out that in your family nothing is what it seems? That your parents have staged a charade from the time you were born? This is the story of Felipe Zipacón. A young actor, who returns to his country to bury his father, and faces a tougher reality that the grief itself. The family business, a company that exports potatoes, is a dummy company for a dangerous international mafia. Suddenly, this young dreamer was crowned as the boss of the Zipacón cartel by his father. Clearly, Felipe is not a gangster at all, and decides to face this challenge the only way he can: Acting. Acting will be a lifesaver when facing an unscrupulous uncle, a hot headed and ambitious cousin, a manipulative mother who is capable of turning in her own son just for money, to a lieutenant who's always breathing on his neck. In this suicidal role, he will face the wildest dangers, particularly falling in love with someone he shouldn't. He will break his principles and put himself at risk in the name of love. Felipe will have to make the performance of his life to survive his family's ambition. There's no rehearsal on this play, no second show, no place for mistakes. There's only one chance to dedicate himself to what without a doubt will be the performance of his life - or death? We will only know when the curtain comes down.
- His stage name, refers to a port of the Colombian pacific named Buenaventura, where Yuri Bedoya was born and raised, a 46 years old mulatto, who in spite of being rather short and thin, says he is a 6 foot 7 inch black man deep down. Buenaventura was inhabited by Cimarrones, free slaves; being born and raised there really scarred Yuri. The sounds of the drum, marimba, the cooing of black people in the seashore and the gray sky; the forest, the Tunda and the Virgen del Carmen; the witchcraft and faith that are breathed there, gave the hallmark with which you can recognize a musician from Buenaventura.
- By joining forces, the Colombia Soccer Federation and Caracol Television bring to the screen the most intimate details of the Colombian Soccer Team on its path during the last three years. "Diario de un Sueño" shows the most private moments, the courage and the hope of getting a spot in the 2014 Brazil FIFA World Cup. You will witness the intimacy of this team of exceptional athletes that made the dream of an entire country come true.
