Barranquilla has two Jewish cemeteries,  one Ashkenazi and one Sephardic,  an important distinction for people from Barranquilla.

Sinagoga Netzer Israel is the Sephardic synagogue at Calle 68, #64-27., Barranquilla. Tel:  3443779.
Casa Lubavitch-Baranquilla, CRA. 57 # 79 -304, Baranquilla. Tel: 57-5-358-5268   Fax: 57-5-355-23-87 [September 2005]

Sinagoga Bet El. photos. Built in 2005. [July 2009]

History of the Jewish community. In Barranquilla, the third largest Jewish community in Colomia, the 1955 Jewish population was 865 Jews of whom approximately half were East Europeans, one-third Sephardim, and the rest Germans. Their organizations include the Club Unión, a social organization for the community as a whole; religious institutions maintained individually ; general organizations such as B'nai B'rith, etc.; and an umbrella organization that includes all of the organizations. The day school has a student enrollment of 300. Community background: YouTube videos [July 2009]

CEMETERIO HEBREO ASHKENAZI: In 1853, the Jews of Barranquilla were granted a plot of ground by the government to be set aside as a cemetery, the Sephardic cemetery. PHOTOS. [July 2009]