Colombia is a diverse country with a rich linguistic landscape. The official language is Spanish, spoken by the majority of the population. However, Colombia is home to over 60 indigenous languages, reflecting its cultural diversity. These languages belong to various families, including Chibchan, Arawakan, and Cariban. Many indigenous communities, such as the Wayuu and Emberá, actively preserve their languages and traditions. The Colombian government recognizes the importance of these languages and promotes bilingual education in some regions. This effort helps to maintain the cultural heritage and identity of Colombia's indigenous peoples.