Colombia
En este artículose presenta al municipio de San Carlos, oriente del departamento de Antioquia, como caso de reapropiación territorial de los sitios, que eran reflejo del pasado violento que vivió dicho municipio durante el conflicto armado. Los muros, que antes eran usados por los actores armados para intimidar y amenazar, fueron resigni-ficados mediante la práctica del muralismo para recuperar los lazos de los habitantes con su entorno. Los ciento cuatro murales que hay en el área urbana y rural de la loca-lidad se han convertido en referente del turismo de memoria, y han aportado a diluir el estigma de pueblo violento atribuido a esta localidad antioqueña.
This article exposes San Carlos, east of the department of Antioquia, as a case of territorial reappropriation of the sites that were a reflection of the violent past that the municipality lived during the internal armed conflict. The walls that were previously used by different participants of the armed conflict to intimidate and threaten were resignified through the practice of muralism to regain the bonds of the inhabitants with their environs. The 104 murals that exist in the urban and rural area of the municipality have not only made it a benchmark for memory tourism, but have also contributed to diluting the stigma of violent people with which this Antioquia town was considered.
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