Débora Arango was a Colombian painter born on December 6, 1907, in Medellín. She is known for her bold and expressive style, often addressing social issues and the struggles of women in her work. Arango's art combines elements of modernism and expressionism, making her a significant figure in Colombian art history. Throughout her career, Arango faced criticism for her controversial subjects, which included themes of violence and injustice. Despite this, she gained recognition and became an influential artist, participating in various exhibitions both in Colombia and internationally. Her legacy continues to inspire new generations of artists.