60 Seconds To Make a Living | Anderson's Story | Colombia

What does it take to make a living juggling at traffic lights in Medellín, Colombia? Meet Anderson, a street performer who has just 30 seconds to impress drivers, perform his juggling tricks, and hopefully earn a few pesos before the light turns green. I spent almost two months living with Anderson, and in this video, I take you behind the scenes of his life as a street performer in Colombia. How much can he actually earn? What does a typical day look like? And what is it like to depend on the generosity of strangers to make a living? From balancing tricks and street juggling to the reality of working in Medellín's busy traffic, this is a story about the people behind the performances we often pass without a second thought. I'm travelling from Colombia towards Patagonia, Argentina, sharing real encounters, unexpected stories, and the people who make this journey unforgettable. If you enjoy authentic travel stories, street culture, and documentary-style adventures, subscribe to Kiss the Journey and come along for the ride. Thanks for watching! 0:00 Intro 0:33 What we are going to do 01:20 More about jugglers and Anderson 03:55 Arriving to the office 05:10 At the office 06:05 Preparing to juggle 8:41 Time to juggle 10:17 Interview people about jugglers 11:02 Interviewing Anderson 13:35 Some Colombian delicacies 15:10 About the weather 15:36 Wrapping up the day 16:30 How much money Anderson earned? 17:08 Final notes #Medellin #Colombia #StreetPerformer #StreetJuggling #TravelDocumentary #KissTheJourney