These works of art adorn this section that was built and repaved by former governor Carlos Caicedo, benefiting 50 thousand users in the low season and 150 thousand in the season of high visitor traffic.
The two sculptures, whose construction is progressing at 80%, are a tribute that the Governments of Change headed by former governor Carlos Caicedo, who managed and started their construction, pay tribute to the greatest exponent of literature in the country and a native from the municipality of Aracataca, Magdalena.
The work is structured from three elements: the base, the body and the cantilever, which are made up of a conical circumference of 12 meters in diameter, which ends in a six-meter platform that will serve as support for the entire structure. sculpture.
The typewriter was built of masonry and with prefabricated elements, alluding to the Nobel tool, an electric typewriter, Smith-Corona model 1957, with an approximate diameter of four meters.
In the case of the yellow butterflies, it is a large overhang for the south roundabout of the road, and a swarm of butterflies for the north roundabout of El Rodadero, these are built in a metal structure, duly protected with high-quality epoxies. duration, its anchorage comes from the base and rests on the body made up of the typewriter, with a height of 3 and 5 meters for both roundabouts.
The Tourism Route, a legacy of Carlos Caicedo’s management as governor of Magdalena, today benefits 50 thousand users in the low season and 150 thousand in the high tourism season, with an investment of $14,224 million.
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