A dark-toned metallic statue of an indigenous male figure stands prominently at night in a public space in Jamundí, Colombia

A dark-toned metallic statue of an indigenous male figure stands prominently at night in a public space in Jamundí, Colombia. The statue, depicting a muscular individual, wears a rigid, pointed headpiece, a necklace composed of bone-like or tooth-like elements, and a patterned loincloth. Its left arm is raised and bent at the elbow, while its right arm is bent forward with hands positioned in front of the torso. The figure is situated on an irregular reddish base within a circular, raised platform painted yellow-orange with a distinct red border. A bright overhead streetlamp illuminates the statue, casting multiple long shadows across the platform. In the background to the immediate left, a building with a white upper wall, a yellow-orange base, and a brown tiled roof is visible, featuring a large glass door and a smaller window with closed brown shutters. To the right, across a paved street, several commercial establishments line the thoroughfare, many displaying closed metal roller shutters. A lone individual, dressed in dark clothing, walks on the sidewalk to the far right, moving away from the statue. Numerous overhead power lines are visible against the dark night sky.