THIS is the chilling moment gunmen storm a bar and shoot eight people in a terrifying rampage which left two men dead.

CCTV captured the seconds leading up to the fatal “barbaric” attack as revellers chat and drink unaware of the danger they’re about to face.

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Two men can be seen entering a bar before opening fire on customers in a horror attackCredit: Jam Press
 

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One of the men can be seen pulling a gun and pointing it at patronsCredit: Jam Press
 

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Joan Mariano Euse Londoño died at the sceneCredit: Jam Press
Two men can be seen strolling into the packed venue with their hands in their pockets, suspiciously scanning the room.

Suddenly they pull out guns and begin randomly firing at the bar patrons in Yarumal, Colombia, before running away.

A witness said the two gunmen seemed determined “to kill everyone at the table”.

It’s understood the attack at the northern Colombia bar was carried out as part of a gangland dispute linked to the Gulf Clan criminal group.

Joan Mariano Euse Londoño and Diego Edinson Velásquez died at the scene from multiple gunshot wounds.

Police said they were both killed at the scene on Sunday, April 19, from multiple gunshot wounds.

The six injured victims were identified as Yoni Mauricio Mazo Zapata, Verónica Yulieth Muñoz Rodríguez, Robinson Arley Preciado Rúa, Manuela Muñoz Vélez, José Luis Cárdenas Velásquez, and Juan David Palacio Betancur.

It’s understood Juan David is in critical condition.

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One gunman has been identified by his alias Davinson.

He is believed to be a hitman working for the Julio César Vargas Torres substructure of the Gulf Clan, one of Colombia’s most powerful criminal organisations.

Investigators suspect the shooting was linked to disputes over micro-trafficking control in the area.

Yarumal is considered a strategic corridor for drug trafficking groups, particularly the Gulf Clan and the National Liberation Army.

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The gunmen flee after shooting eight peopleCredit: Jam Press
 

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Diego Edinson Velásquez also died from multiple gunshot woundsCredit: Jam Press
 

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People could be seen gathering outside the bar moments before shots are firedCredit: Jam Press
Antioquia governor Andrés Julián Rendón condemned the “barbaric act”, stating that the town has become a battleground for criminal organisations.

He criticised judicial delays, noting that outstanding arrest warrants allow criminals to operate with relative impunity.

Local authorities have requested additional support from the National Army and have called for stronger coordination to tackle the rising homicide rate in the region.

They also implemented a temporary curfew in the sector to prevent further retaliatory violence.

Investigations continue.