[Gualdrapo]

Not all of Colombia uses that word - it's more of a thing of an specific region. My parents were born there, but as they were brought to Bogotá in an early age, they barely use it. Though I use it more than them as I feel it conveys more sincerity than the "official" ones (tú, usted).

Weirdly enough, some colombians seem to despise this word or look down on us who use it.

[macintux]

I'm not surprised: in the U.S., regional dialects or accents are often the subject of mockery or disdain.

[bdjsiqoocwk]

This isn't specific to the US. In my (very small) home country, people who live in the capital perceive themselves as not having an accent, whereas all the other parts of the country have accents which sound provincial.

Everyone everywhere is looking for excuses to put other people down, I guess.

[krick]

Which region is it?

[guessmyname]

Cundinamarca → https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cundinamarca_Department

The Spanish page has more information → https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cundinamarca

[Scoundreller]

I wish wikipedia had indicators for when a different language's article had more content. Not surprising for a geographic topic, but it happens for others. (Something I don't readily think about being anglo).

[duud]

Boyacá as well I think

[Kernel-Panic]

Also in Santander