Colombia U17 Women is the under-17 women's national football team of Colombia, known as "Las Cafeteras." The team competes in the CONMEBOL South American Women's U-17 Championship and the FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup, where they have established themselves as a consistent force. They are based in Bogotá and train at the federation's high-performance center. This youth side is a feeder for the highly successful senior women's team, which has become a power in the Americas. Their history is impressive, including multiple top-four finishes in South America and appearances in the knockout stages of the U-17 World Cup. A peak era saw them win the South American championship or make a deep run to the World Cup semi-finals, showcasing the country's rich talent pipeline. The current squad is typically composed of technically skilled, physically strong, and tactically disciplined players, reflecting the Colombian style. The culture is one of joy, flair, and fierce competitiveness. Colombia U17 Women is a testament to the nation's investment in and talent for women's football.