Hacienda San José was built in 1888, and has always belonged to the Mejía Marulanda family, who are also part of the group of founding families of the city of Pereira.

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If it were not for the cold climate, upon arriving at Villa de Leyva, you would think that you are in the heart of Andalucía. The impression is very similar. White façades, wooden windows and doors, and lovely balconies with a Moorish influence are the characteristic accents of the Hispanic tradition of the town.
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