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Italian Colombian

December 27, 2022

Italian Colombians (Italian: Italo-colombiani, Spanish: Italo-colombianos) are Colombian citizens of Italian descent. The word may also refer to someone who has emigrated to Colombia from Italy.[15] Italians have been immigrating to Colombia since the early 16th century.[16]

Italian Colombians
  • Italo-colombiani
  • Italo-colombianos
(Italian Citizenship

20.000 in 1980
(Cinquegranelli, 1992).[1]
20.315 in 2019
(AIRE, 2019).[2]

2,000,000 full or partial Italian ancestry[3])
Regions with significant populations
Bogotá[4],Caribbean Region[5],Norte de Santander[6],Santander[7],Valle del Cauca[8],Antioquia[9],Cundinamarca[10],Boyacá[11],Colombian coffee growing axis,[12] Huila Department,[13] Cauca Department[14]
Languages
Colombian Spanish · Italian and Italian dialects
Religion
Roman Catholicism · Protestantism (Lutheranism · Evangelicalism)  · Judaism
Teatro Colón of Bogotá, created by the Italian architect Pietro Cantini.

History

Colonial period

The presence of Italians in Colombia began from the times of Christopher Columbus and Amerigo Vespucci. The very name of Colombia comes from the discoverer of America, idealized by the Venezuelan Francisco de Miranda.[17]

Martino Galeano (member of the noble Galeano Family of Genoa) was one of the most important conquerors of the territory of present-day Colombia (New Kingdom of Granada). As an infantry captain, he directed the military campaign of Pedro Fernández de Lugo, who landed in Santa Marta in 1535. He later founded the town of Vélez, in Santander,[18] being its alderman and co-founder of Bogotá.

In the 18th century, on the ship Santa Rosa, the naval artilleryman Giovanni Andrea Botero arrived from the port of Cádiz to the city of Cartagena de Indias, specifically in January 1716, working in the service of the Spanish crown. The artilleryman Botero[19] was born in the Republic of Genoa and due to illness he had to ask permission, not being Spaniard, to stay in the territory of the Viceroyalty of New Granada. He traveled to the interior of the country and settled in the municipality of Rionegro, Valley of San Nicolás, Antioquia, where he devoted himself to agriculture and gold mining, founding this family in Colombia there.[20]

Independent Colombia

Very few Italians arrived in Colombia before the war of independence led by Simón Bolívar, although several hundred monks came from Italy primarily as priests and missionaries were present in the country and have left their mark in many lines of colonial society.[21] Although few, these early Italians were present in almost all higher levels of Colombian society: in 1812 Juan Dionisio Gamba, the son of a merchant from Genoa was president of Colombia.[22]

....The Italian influence in Colombia was important in science, culture, arts and laws. Furthermore, they created symbols like the country map, the National Hymn and the Capitol.(La influencia italiana fue determinante en la ciencia, la cultura, las artes y el derecho de Colombia. Además, les dieron vida a símbolos como el mapa, el Himno Nacional y el Capitolio.)

— Armando Silva [23]
 
Flags of Italy and Colombia in Bogotá.

In the mid-nineteenth century, many Italians arrived from South Italy (especially from the province of Salerno, and the areas of Basilicata and Calabria), arrived on the north coast of Colombia: Barranquilla was the first center affected by this mass migration.[24]

One of the first complete maps of Colombia, adopted today with some modifications, was prepared earlier by another Italian, Agustino Codazzi, who arrived in Bogota in 1849. The Colonel Agustin Codazzi also proposed the establishment of an agricultural colony of Italians, on model of what was done with the Colonia Tovar in Venezuela, but some factors prevented it.[25]

In 1885 diplomatic relations for some years between Italy and Colombia were interrupted. When a wealthy businessman in the Italian-Colombian Cauca named Ernesto Cerruti- was placed against the oligarchy and the church favoring a liberal party and local mason, Bogota authorities confiscated their property and imprisoned. This has caused a blockade of the port by the Colombian Navy and Italian emigration in Italy was partially closed until 1899.[26]

In November 1887 to commemorate the independence of Cartagena, has been interpreted in Bogota Variety Theatre, a fervent song with lyrics (by Rafael Núñez) which was subsequently adopted by the Law 1920 as Hymn of the Republic of Colombia: his charm and melody came from someone who had arrived as first tenor in an opera company, the Italian musician Oreste Sindici (May 31, 1828 – January 12, 1904), and who lived the last years of his life in Bogotá well acclaimed by the Colombians.[27]

Oreste Sindici was an Italian-born Colombian musician and composer, who composed the music for the Colombian national anthem in 1887. Oreste Sindici died in Bogotá on January 12, 1904, due to severe arteriosclerosis. In 1937 the Colombian government honored his memory.[28]

 
Italians arriving in Colombia.

Some important buildings were created by Italians in the 19th century, like the famous Colón Theater of the capital. It is one of the most representative theatres of Colombia, with a neoclassic architecture: was built by the Italian architect Pietro Cantini and founded in 1892; has more than 2,400 square metres (26,000 sq ft) for 900 people. This famous Italian architect also contributed to the construction of the Capitolio Nacional of the capital.[29]

The sculptor Cesare Sighinolfi travelled to Bogotà, Colombia in 1880, invited by his mentor Pietro Cantini to help decorate the Teatro Cristobal Colon. He made monuments to Christopher Columbus and Isabelle the Catholic (1906).[30] In Bogota, Cesare Sighinolfi succeeded Alberto Urdaneta, as director of the "School of Fine Arts of Bogotá": teaching alongside Luigi Ramelli and Pietro Cantini. In 1896, in Bogota he completed a portrait of Rafael Reyes.[31]

In 1908 -according to the relation of the diplomat Agnoli to the Italian Commissary for Emigration- in Colombia there were nearly one thousand Italians: 400 in Barranquilla, 120 in Bogota, less than 100 in Cartagena and Bucaramanga, while only a few dozens lived in Cucuta and other minor cities. Most of the Italians were from Veneto and Tuscany; their main activity was in commerce and restaurants/hotels but 30 Italians owned huge lands and successfully cultivated with farms.[32]

World War II

After the Second World War, Italian emigration to Colombia was directed primarily toward Bogota, Cali and Medellin. Italian immigrants in Colombia are mainly concentrated in the capital region (and secondarily in Cali & Medellin). They have Italian schools in Bogota (Institutes "Leonardo da Vinci" and "Alessandro Volta"),[33] Medellín ("Leonardo da Vinci") & Barranquilla ("Galileo Galilei").

Furthermore, there are some institutions promoted by the Italian government, like the "Sociedad Dante Alighieri", the "Instituto de Cultura italiana" and the "Casa de Italia" in the capital.[34]

Italian immigration to Colombia

There are 20,315 Italians in 2019 (by citizenship) that reside in Colombia.[2] And about 2,000,000 Italian descents of full or partial ancestry.[35]

 
Institute of Italian Culture in the Teusaquillo neighborhood of Bogotá.

Language

Italian immigrants have integrated easily into Colombian society. Today the vast majority of their descendants only speak Spanish, the national language of Colombia. Approximately 4.3% of the natives still speak (or understand a little) the Italian in 2008. In the last century here has been an influence of the Italian language in some Colombian words.[36]

Cuisine

Italians brought new recipes and types of food to Colombia but also helped in the development of Colombian's cuisine. Spaghetti and pizza are some of the favorite foods in actual Colombia thanks to them.[37]

Like in many other countries, the Italian cuisine is widely popular in most cities and many municipalities of Colombia.[38]

Notable Italian-born people and descendants

 
Portrait of the Italian Oreste Sindici (1870). He composed the Colombian anthem.

Architecture

 
Painting by Fernando Botero. All colombians bearing this surname descend from an Italian naval artilleryman, born in the Republic of Genoa.[39]

Arts and Entertainment

 
Colombian singer Shakira, in addition to having Lebanese roots, on her mother's side has Italian ancestry.[40]

Colombian history

Politics

Religion

Sports

Others

See also

References

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Italian Colombians Italian Italo colombiani Spanish Italo colombianos are Colombian citizens of Italian descent The word may also refer to someone who has emigrated to Colombia from Italy 15 Italians have been immigrating to Colombia since the early 16th century 16 Italian ColombiansItalo colombianiItalo colombianos Italian Citizenship 20 000 in 1980 Cinquegranelli 1992 1 20 315 in 2019 AIRE 2019 2 2 000 000 full or partial Italian ancestry 3 Regions with significant populationsBogota 4 Caribbean Region 5 Norte de Santander 6 Santander 7 Valle del Cauca 8 Antioquia 9 Cundinamarca 10 Boyaca 11 Colombian coffee growing axis 12 Huila Department 13 Cauca Department 14 LanguagesColombian Spanish Italian and Italian dialectsReligionRoman Catholicism Protestantism Lutheranism Evangelicalism JudaismTeatro Colon of Bogota created by the Italian architect Pietro Cantini Contents 1 History 1 1 Colonial period 1 2 Independent Colombia 1 3 World War II 2 Italian immigration to Colombia 3 Language 4 Cuisine 5 Notable Italian born people and descendants 5 1 Architecture 5 2 Arts and Entertainment 5 3 Colombian history 5 4 Politics 5 5 Religion 5 6 Sports 5 7 Others 6 See also 7 ReferencesHistory EditColonial period Edit The presence of Italians in Colombia began from the times of Christopher Columbus and Amerigo Vespucci The very name of Colombia comes from the discoverer of America idealized by the Venezuelan Francisco de Miranda 17 Martino Galeano member of the noble Galeano Family of Genoa was one of the most important conquerors of the territory of present day Colombia New Kingdom of Granada As an infantry captain he directed the military campaign of Pedro Fernandez de Lugo who landed in Santa Marta in 1535 He later founded the town of Velez in Santander 18 being its alderman and co founder of Bogota In the 18th century on the ship Santa Rosa the naval artilleryman Giovanni Andrea Botero arrived from the port of Cadiz to the city of Cartagena de Indias specifically in January 1716 working in the service of the Spanish crown The artilleryman Botero 19 was born in the Republic of Genoa and due to illness he had to ask permission not being Spaniard to stay in the territory of the Viceroyalty of New Granada He traveled to the interior of the country and settled in the municipality of Rionegro Valley of San Nicolas Antioquia where he devoted himself to agriculture and gold mining founding this family in Colombia there 20 Independent Colombia Edit Very few Italians arrived in Colombia before the war of independence led by Simon Bolivar although several hundred monks came from Italy primarily as priests and missionaries were present in the country and have left their mark in many lines of colonial society 21 Although few these early Italians were present in almost all higher levels of Colombian society in 1812 Juan Dionisio Gamba the son of a merchant from Genoa was president of Colombia 22 The Italian influence in Colombia was important in science culture arts and laws Furthermore they created symbols like the country map the National Hymn and the Capitol La influencia italiana fue determinante en la ciencia la cultura las artes y el derecho de Colombia Ademas les dieron vida a simbolos como el mapa el Himno Nacional y el Capitolio Armando Silva 23 Flags of Italy and Colombia in Bogota In the mid nineteenth century many Italians arrived from South Italy especially from the province of Salerno and the areas of Basilicata and Calabria arrived on the north coast of Colombia Barranquilla was the first center affected by this mass migration 24 One of the first complete maps of Colombia adopted today with some modifications was prepared earlier by another Italian Agustino Codazzi who arrived in Bogota in 1849 The Colonel Agustin Codazzi also proposed the establishment of an agricultural colony of Italians on model of what was done with the Colonia Tovar in Venezuela but some factors prevented it 25 In 1885 diplomatic relations for some years between Italy and Colombia were interrupted When a wealthy businessman in the Italian Colombian Cauca named Ernesto Cerruti was placed against the oligarchy and the church favoring a liberal party and local mason Bogota authorities confiscated their property and imprisoned This has caused a blockade of the port by the Colombian Navy and Italian emigration in Italy was partially closed until 1899 26 In November 1887 to commemorate the independence of Cartagena has been interpreted in Bogota Variety Theatre a fervent song with lyrics by Rafael Nunez which was subsequently adopted by the Law 1920 as Hymn of the Republic of Colombia his charm and melody came from someone who had arrived as first tenor in an opera company the Italian musician Oreste Sindici May 31 1828 January 12 1904 and who lived the last years of his life in Bogota well acclaimed by the Colombians 27 Oreste Sindici was an Italian born Colombian musician and composer who composed the music for the Colombian national anthem in 1887 Oreste Sindici died in Bogota on January 12 1904 due to severe arteriosclerosis In 1937 the Colombian government honored his memory 28 Italians arriving in Colombia Some important buildings were created by Italians in the 19th century like the famous Colon Theater of the capital It is one of the most representative theatres of Colombia with a neoclassic architecture was built by the Italian architect Pietro Cantini and founded in 1892 has more than 2 400 square metres 26 000 sq ft for 900 people This famous Italian architect also contributed to the construction of the Capitolio Nacional of the capital 29 The sculptor Cesare Sighinolfi travelled to Bogota Colombia in 1880 invited by his mentor Pietro Cantini to help decorate the Teatro Cristobal Colon He made monuments to Christopher Columbus and Isabelle the Catholic 1906 30 In Bogota Cesare Sighinolfi succeeded Alberto Urdaneta as director of the School of Fine Arts of Bogota teaching alongside Luigi Ramelli and Pietro Cantini In 1896 in Bogota he completed a portrait of Rafael Reyes 31 In 1908 according to the relation of the diplomat Agnoli to the Italian Commissary for Emigration in Colombia there were nearly one thousand Italians 400 in Barranquilla 120 in Bogota less than 100 in Cartagena and Bucaramanga while only a few dozens lived in Cucuta and other minor cities Most of the Italians were from Veneto and Tuscany their main activity was in commerce and restaurants hotels but 30 Italians owned huge lands and successfully cultivated with farms 32 World War II Edit After the Second World War Italian emigration to Colombia was directed primarily toward Bogota Cali and Medellin Italian immigrants in Colombia are mainly concentrated in the capital region and secondarily in Cali amp Medellin They have Italian schools in Bogota Institutes Leonardo da Vinci and Alessandro Volta 33 Medellin Leonardo da Vinci amp Barranquilla Galileo Galilei Furthermore there are some institutions promoted by the Italian government like the Sociedad Dante Alighieri the Instituto de Cultura italiana and the Casa de Italia in the capital 34 Italian immigration to Colombia EditThere are 20 315 Italians in 2019 by citizenship that reside in Colombia 2 And about 2 000 000 Italian descents of full or partial ancestry 35 Institute of Italian Culture in the Teusaquillo neighborhood of Bogota Language EditItalian immigrants have integrated easily into Colombian society Today the vast majority of their descendants only speak Spanish the national language of Colombia Approximately 4 3 of the natives still speak or understand a little the Italian in 2008 In the last century here has been an influence of the Italian language in some Colombian words 36 Cuisine EditItalians brought new recipes and types of food to Colombia but also helped in the development of Colombian s cuisine Spaghetti and pizza are some of the favorite foods in actual Colombia thanks to them 37 Like in many other countries the Italian cuisine is widely popular in most cities and many municipalities of Colombia 38 Notable Italian born people and descendants Edit Portrait of the Italian Oreste Sindici 1870 He composed the Colombian anthem Architecture Edit Giovanni Buscaglione architect Giancarlo Mazzanti architect Painting by Fernando Botero All colombians bearing this surname descend from an Italian naval artilleryman born in the Republic of Genoa 39 Arts and Entertainment Edit Rodolfo Aicardi singer Fernando Botero draftsman painter and sculptor Maria Cecilia Botero actress and TV presenter Maria Dalmazzo actress Shakira Mebarak Ripoll singer songwriter and businesswoman Andrea Nocetti model actress and Miss Colombia 2000 Taliana Vargas model actress and Miss Colombia 2007 1st runner up Miss Universe 2008 Colombian singer Shakira in addition to having Lebanese roots on her mother s side has Italian ancestry 40 Colombian history Edit Agustin Codazzi geographer Oreste Sindici musician and composerPolitics Edit Armando Benedetti politician Gustavo Petro politician President of Colombia 2022 2026 Fabio Valencia Cossio politicianReligion Edit Tulio Botero ecclesiastic of the Catholic Church Javier de Nicolo priest and educator Mario Revollo Bravo ecclesiastic of the Catholic ChurchSports Edit Nicolas Benedetti professional footballer Santiago Botero professional cyclist Francisco Cassiani professional footballer Geovanis Cassiani professional footballer Luis Fernando Centi professional footballer Norberto Peluffo professional footballer coach and sports commentator Eddie Salcedo professional footballerOthers Edit Valeria Ayos Bossa Miss Universe Colombia 2021 Daniella Alvarez Miss Colombia 2011 Salvatore Mancuso former member of the AUCSee also Edit Colombia portal Italy portal Colombia Italy relations List of Italian explorers List of Italian inventors Italians White Colombians White Latin AmericansReferences Edit Massimiliano Castellari y Marco Mellone 2011 La ciudadania italiana y los descendientes de 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