Colombia: Videobloggers Recorded 1 Video Per Day in 2010  · Global Voices
Cati Restrepo

As previously reported on Global Voices, several Colombian videobloggers decided to make one video per day during 2010. While not all finished, it is important to recognize the effort made by those who joined this global idea proposed by Juan Falla (@juanfallaesp) (as explained in a previous post on Global Voices).
Julián Mauricio (@Profetaloco), one of the videobloggers that took on the challenge and completed it, posted the result of the initiative on Twitter [es]:
3 colombianos  decidieron terminar el reto #vlog365 ellos son @luisasantiaga @alejandroangel @profetaloco 1 video diario  durante el 2011
He also shared his satisfaction for participating in the process [es]:
CUMPLI EL RETO #VLOG365 con muchas ganas de  seguir haciendo videos hay @profetaloco pa rato ¡¡¡ 2010 año  del videoblog en españoL ¡¡¡
This is his video from December 18, 2010 [es] with a panoramic view of Cali, Colombia:
Luisa Santiaga (@Luisasantiaga), who recorded her daily video from Cartagena, explains the challenge in her last video of the year [es].
Though her website, Cartagena 365, Luisa thanks those who followed her work [es] and writes about her intention to continue making videos:
Gracias por  acompañarme y darme todo su apoyo durante todo este 2010.¡Espero su  compañia  durante el 2011, por que Cartagena365 no se termina! Así que  tendrán más de Luisa Santiaga por mucho tiempo jeje.
Alejandro Angel (@AlejandroAngel) remembered his first video of the year 2010:
Año nuevo vida nueva… hace 365 días… http://365.alejandroangel.es/dia-1-ano-nuevo-vida-nueva/ #video
Like Luisa Santiaga (@LuisaSantiaga), he chose one of his videos to talk about the videoblogging initiative Project 365 [es], which he joined through the site Alejandro Angel – Proyecto 365 [es].
Undoubtedly, variety prevailed in the work of these videobloggers: drumbs from the Colombian Caribbean [es] and floods caused by strong rains [es] (Luisasantiaga), the preview to a concert [es] and the words of a recent high school graduate [es] (Profetaloco), together with rain in the city of Barranquilla [es] and the musical notes of an accordion [es] or of singers in Isla de Taganga [es] (AlejandroAngel) are some of the videos these bloggers shared throughout the year.