Opening date: TBD. Founding members get the opening date, the address, and the soft-launch invitation before anyone else — that's the point of the tier.
Hacerse un catorce is Colombian slang for doing a favor — the small, practical kind. Catorce is our concierge program: a person on the ground who handles the logistics that friction travel and nightlife. Reservations at other venues. Airport pickup. Hotel recommendations. Dinner bookings. Sending someone to pick up a forgotten phone. It is not a personal companion service. It is utility.
Founding Owners participate in an annual profit distribution tied to venue performance. This is a contractual profit-share, not equity in the Colombian SAS. The distinction matters legally and tax-wise — actual equity is a separate path available to larger investors with their own lawyers. The profit-share is structured, audited, and documented; the specifics are provided with the membership agreement before you pay.
Colombia's M-10 Investor Visa grants three-year renewable residency to individuals who invest in a registered Colombian company, with a path to permanent residency at five years. Owners Circle is structured as a Colombian SAS, so a qualifying investment into it can anchor an M-10 application. Separately, fractional equity in the SAS is also available to qualified investors at a lower threshold. These are different products from the Founding tiers and require their own legal process — more detail below →
Yes. Founders-tier prospects are welcome to schedule a call, meet in Medellín, or visit the existing Washington venues. Request an invitation above and we'll coordinate. We don't expect anyone to put down money on a nightclub in a city they've never been to from a team they haven't met.
Someone from the team reads every one. Expect a reply within 48 hours — usually faster.
In the meantime, if Medellín happens to be in your near future, say so in your reply and we'll pull the schedule forward.