to Saint Joseph, was called the Chapel of Nuestra Señora de las Mercedes, and it is the oldest chapel (built in 1590). It was originally the chapel of Saint Anne because of the painting by Gaspar Figueroa and it contains an Ionic altar, a Quitoan statue of Virgin of Mercy in the central niche and the tomb of Eulogio Tamayo (treasurer and dean of the cathedral in 1887, who during the Concordat, requested the legal status of the Congregation of the Sacred Hearts). "False" door After the Chapel of San José is the side entrance of the church or "false door", which has on its outside a coat of arms of Spain carved in stone and on the inside two ancient Italian style paintings. Chapel XI: Chapel of las Ánimas The second chapel of this nave is dedicated to the Holy Christ (also known as the souls in purgatory), it contains an altar of order composed of a small grille, a picture of the Crucified Christ, two small pictures on the right side and a painting of the Salvador de Vásquez. Chapel XII: Chapel of the Sagrado Corazón de Jesús The north aisle has on the western side the Chapel of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, which has a golden Doric altar and a marble statue of Christ, the work of the Pussilque Russaud House in Paris and marble inscriptions on the laws of 1913 as a tribute to Jesus Christ and from 1919 as a tribute to Our Lady. Pipe organ The pipe organ of the cathedral was originally an instrument by Aquilino Amezua, a prominent Spanish organ builder, his system consists of 58 games or organ stops, a console with four manual keyboards and a keyboard that is played with the feet (pedalboard), it also has around 4,500 pipes, all of which makes it the largest organ in Colombia. In itself, the organ is an orchestra with instruments such as trumpets, bombards, oboes, clarinets, flutes and human voices. It is not only played in religious services, but also in concerts. The instrument underwent a restoration, which had a value of 2,515 million pesos, which was financed by the Colombian Ministry of Culture, the National Tourism Fund (Fontur) and the Archdiocese of Bogotá. The process was carried out between 2013 and 2016 and was in charge of the Spanish organ company Gerhard Grenzing S.A., which has intervened the organs