Bogotá’s skies wept on Wednesday morning as the casket of Miguel Uribe Turbay left the National Capitol, crossing Plaza de Bolívar toward the Catedral Primada. “Miguel was a passionate man,” María Claudia remarked from the front of the Cathedral, her voice breaking only twice. I will love you for the rest of my life.”The service reached one of its most searing moments when Miguel Uribe Londoño, father of the slain senator, recalled the country’s cruel symmetry. In this same church, I carried Miguel in one arm and Diana’s coffin in the other. Then, over the hush, the first notes of El Guerrero rang out – a heart-wrenching ballad performed by Colombian composer Yuri Buenaventura in Uribe Turbay’s honor.