Los Vendedores of Minorista Market | Photography Journal

Markets are the heartbeat to a city, and Minorista in Medellin is no different. Whilst many a tourist comes here for the fruit, we returned for the characters. The mafioso grocer, the bored arepa girl, the jolly butcher and the stoic corn man - it is the people that breathe life into this market.

 

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Los Vendedores of Minorista Market: A photo journal
 

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