Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have been warmly received during their four-day visit to Colombia, where they are promoting mental health for young people and addressing cyberbullying. Invited by Colombia's Vice President Francia Márquez, their activities included visiting the historic San Basilio de Palenque village, attending a drumming school session, and interacting with local school children in Bogota. Despite the couple's security concerns, the Colombian government has provided extensive protection. The visit was partly inspired by the Vice President's admiration for their Netflix docuseries, which she felt empowered women globally. Their trip culminates with a music festival in Cali, where Meghan will give a speech on 'Afro Women and Power'.