EXTRA ANORMAL - 85 | Lugares MALDITOS de latinoamérica, si entras aquí, no sales con VIDA

Episode Date: June 5, 2023

Bienvenidos a un nuevo episodio de "Extra Anormal"! En este emocionante capítulo, nos sumergiremos en los misterios y las leyendas que envuelven los lugares malditos de Latinoamérica. En nuestro recorrido por esta tierra llena de enigmas, exploraremos lugares cargados de oscuridad y energías inexplicables.Así que sintonícennos en este próximo episodio de "Extra Anormal" y descubran por qué Latinoamérica es una tierra llena de secretos inexplicables y encantamientos que desafían nuestra comprensión. ¿Están listos para enfrentar lo sobrenatural? ¡No se lo pierdan!PARA ENVIAR RELATOS Y COLABORACIONES AL SIGUIENTE CORREO:[e-mail] ..........................................................................................................................................................No se te olvide seguirnos en nuestras redes sociales, acá te las comparto.YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/@extraanormalpodcastFACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/podcastExtraAnormalINSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/extra.anormal.podcast/TIKTOK: https://www.tiktok.com/@extra.anormal.podcast .......................................................................................................................................................... Nuestro invitado es mi buen amigo Quike Huerta, aquí te dejo sus redes:Youtube: https://youtube.com/@nomiresporlaventanaTiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@nomiresporlaventana?_t=8ZqXpOidPin&_r=1Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nomiresporlaventana/

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we're in this chapter we're to talk of a time that we

have we've in in live in the places maldits

of Latin America so it's it's a It's a theme that I'm much because

I've tried one of the legends of Latin America. Now we're to talk these places that have an type of

energy that provoke that pass in many catastrophes, many things that don't have an explanation,

many of the people who I'm going to talk and me imagine also those you're going to tell,

are the places that have been a story but a story very tragic. I think

in all of there was in some moment, in some moment derraming of the

kind of a catastrophe that made that's the place that was a kind of an energy

that this is still repeating and the accidents still are passing and then so if

you know let me let me you can't with a car with with a a place

that is very famous and you have so I know they don't imagine

of what I'm the place is the Menos that you can pass

for the head of you a one of the one. Why? Why a

church about the people will say this this is a part of

what what he was in what you this is this church

in Caracas Venezuela this church was very well is

known as the church of the Calvary the

capia of Calvary the which is known as our Sheena of Lourdes.

This church took a great fame there for the years because

he had a design a new so, a lot for the time. The

people, even of other parts of the world even only

to know this that was very beautiful and and over

the people and it was a good a good for the

people that faith that I think I feel like to have this iglesia that was a pretty but this

something that something that does that this is a day of this is a little that is the information that

the day of I am getting that in those years they started to carry rumors of that

there was a romance between the parroco and a woman of there then

the people started to rumor these etchos and they even to be

comments in the same the same the history of the amtes he's called and he

started to go to all the parts of the city of the and the signalements

as the sacerdote started to make that he started to get

that the people even yeah the people he said no that is the

sacerdote that how it's how it the Catholics, when it's a fault

very grave, no you remember, the fact, for example, of a sacerote that romp

like that's a vote of chastidad sacrilegio? No, no, no, no, no, does that

have to be directly with the fall of the sacraments. Ah. This, no, the

very, you know, I know, I don't know. I'm, I think, it's an injureia

grave, since little, felt to a vote to a styrote, but no,

in this moment, no, I remember I remember if I remember that if there was one, a disculpa, the fact, it was,

the fact, it's just me a point of the language, but it's me just me to go. The case is that the signalements started against that sastardote

dur and d'ur, and they were to give him had a feeling of a culp and caused that this sacerdote

optara for using a cuerda and quit and you know you know you know you.

So, so, for that that moment was a scandal, no, that a sacerdot has done

that, the people normally in a principle began to say that this was due to

all the stress, all the signalament that this sacerote started, but there

are people that the church that the other even more more obscure. Yeah

that the people began to say after there were people that

had seen this sacerdote about only and without without without the

way and then he was talking about the language, he was talking in a language and started to

another language. Then there people were that said that they were in two places

at a place, a tal colony they were they were to the other person

in the church also there were things very strange that

was that that was that the people started to say well

is that here there is a little more obscure. So, here is a lot of the

net yeah out of the people got to the people for that even for a good

time that he got a quote, he made the cord inside of the little of the

little bit. Colgando. Colgando, so then it's all time, the church in that

moment, after this scandal and it's the door, but as the that a

thing, for that a good, he has considered a little to have passed something. In this

case, this was what happened. A from there, many people

that passed in the night the church was the church was a little the church

was closed but the there's there's there's like transparent the people the people

that were passing be a barred there there and then the

people the person more tired and he had the sacerdate

and the church that's in the people that were there

still that even that had like to make inside

of this church and, and, they're to say that the cord

where passed this act, the cord so it's to move. So,

this place is considered one of the places with great legend,

but so about this carga imagineate that in a church,

a sacrote so that's exactly exactly so, so imagine

that that tremendous place and with this do a pertur

to this night of stories of terror in Latin America this in Venezuela that's in Venezuela Karek is Venezuela Impresonant

I'm I'm saying I'm really just in the stories that I'm found me I'm

I'm gonna many relatives to the there's there's yeah yeah I'm sorry

don't want to think you're not going to say they're no no nothing no nothing

I'm just simply are stories that we're Jenas of mystery of happenings of a series

of socesos extraanormals and there a thing that I want to say casually actually is that I don't see

that I don't know what but since I'm going I'm trying a thing but I want to

hear this fichate I'm I'm so you this is that this not can't be

the almas not can't penando so I'm I want to hear you in this moment something something that has to read with the history

that you've got to tell and that is a post in Facebook of a sacerdote I'm going to I'm going to say because then the people say

that says the people that are over the Claims that'sacledas. The Catecism of the Catholic us is that after the murder immediately comes the accept

the juice particular but only the universal and there there's

a time biblical there that about about about a time

to say immortal a sometimes there some places where

in these in these the demonio can enclar almas

and make that they're and they're in those places

without without wow we we know we we're we're

done we're different orations and some people say that, well,

because why they're for they're for the people, but this is a actual,

and as I'm a post of Facebook that I'm reading of a sacerdot. It's interesting and know

that there people that are people who know, so there there's a lot of

things and well, it's like, but this, this is what I'm this is

so there places that's getting cargated for Of course. You know, you're

a situation here where there's a kind of there's a situation grave, no? And,

and where this person or he quitted the life under circumstances raras. So, then what

what happens with these almas is that they're there. Yes. They're in that trance

where, but definitely not going not to one not for the other. Exactly. And there

people who say that we know we're like we're a time of life,

yeah established. So the fact of that we we're going to be we're in

this action, I don't like to mention much the number because it's vaneable, but that

we're we're doing, like there people who are people who rest were, we're we're still,

to be a to be able to be able to to be able to be able to be able to get to these places.

Yes, sure. Really really there really there really there really there of this

not about the church is more just I'm just I'm reading apart of this

history that you talk is of Venezuela I think Latin America in general is

known by the quantity of conventos or of places monasteries

not a raise to they started to start to

the colonization some some some of them were inconclusos

there one very famous I said this I'm this is my name

but there but there a lot of the city of Waxaca in a community that is one of the

one of the most great and more beautiful but that was inconcluso even there even there

is a story that says that here he's that he the devil because the demonio was who

who didn't he didn't that it was a place. It was a place a scale

a scale very long of the city there there people that They say that

maybe not they did not the resources but they're in

this ex convento I think it is Santo Domingo and the community I don't

remember how it's but they're that for the years of 173

approximately came a person to supervise the construction of this

and that and that the legend that to say to the people

in that then maybe was the lucifer oscour oscour so

no that He gave simply to To avoid that So, he's Not sure if it's In this Portisimous

Histories Legend, where where they said That's a man trageado So, very elegant He was

He started to passeteer For the Passillos For some Some of some gardens, but

only observe about So, I'm just I'm not way I'm not if it's

in that story or it's other But I think is where he where he had to

supervise and obviously to avoid that this is going to be Venezuela, we're talking of Mexico, we're talking about you're trying one

to try one of Peru no, a ex-convento too, I'm talking I'm saying various mini-histories

here into this because the really is a thing very interesting man. Saludos to the band of Peru in

a man a brau there's a there's an ex-convento of St. Oh, so me was the name

but I think that's Santa Rita of Lima or Santa Catalina no I remember but

until the day of today is a a place young of mysticism. Who they're

visiting they're they're they're even very very about

to the little people because it's a little of the

little places and also has a design very

beautiful no where when they the first people

the first monjas that that came to get

to get and they were they agrem to

this congregation simply for the the fact of serving a God,

but that was a very very much those salons, those salons, his salons, even there are who said

that they had a lot of very special, that each one had his abitation, your carcina

particular, and yeah the legends start that even some of them had had syrientes

for that them were in those labors. Also, well, in this

is very known that is very where there are santo, beattos that were elevated to that category by the church catholic

and there's a very known because it was supering the barriers of the of the people,

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things that can't of this beata, of this santa in the convento

like a cinturon of approximately 60 centimeters of long with 30 punts

of clavos that were with those that had some some some of a series

of things of a certain one don't understand some situations

of the things are things very very very much much

mystery record us that well a title personal I think I think that any

the church I think it has has been very clear his functions and the things that

does unfortunately and the long of the history I think that has tried

to confunding a bit of the people and we remember that the

other making to make to the people that not so

no so but we can we can we can do we

How many churches, ex-conventos, the catacumbas, in Europe, how many places are, no, incredible? Of course, I remember one that I'm extending, I'm, yeah, damn my hour, car. No, that's, that's, what,

I mean, so, trails a very good material and that's so he's a great, man. I did this is the thing, so, like, because Kike, because Kike,

he did the, he's the task, the world. But, But, you know, something that I'm a somber much, and this, much people,

maybe, are in this type of situations, is that there are conventos of Monjas, and right I don't have the

name, because I don't have planned to talk, where even, even he was in a live that did in TikTok,

where a person me platicable something something that's really pretty, because he said that his papa went to

to work. They were commenting that in this conventing there were some problems in the tuberies

of drainage. They were excavated and they started rest of personitas little people.

Making emphasis in babies. So, so are things very tragic, very

sad, that much people in this clip started to say, if this pass in

those places, in that place also passed this and much people started

to give faith of that these things and it's for that these

places imagineate all what what happens the derraming the that can

occur and how they're these these like these in the

kind of they're like marked or sealed for these not

so I don't see are these these spirits or are others

but they're like to torment to the people

for that's that that's that it Of course, even is where

it's where nasen the legends, the histories extra-normal. In places like

this, for example, there are many known in the area in the zone central of

the conventos also, where even there's people who says that for the

nights in the salons of these places, that now regularly are

museums, they get to hear even the yanto of these these children. Yes.

The truth are things terrorificas and inexplicable. I want to comment a story that this is of Mexico

and they did one of a movie. You know, see, you know, you know, um,

Mores Perros. Cas! Cousy, it's the kilometer 31, boy. This

place, I'm going to see what I started to when I'm when I'm when I'm chinga,

it's the thing, Pega, Waxaca, in the Sierra. In the Sierra. It's exactly the same, a grand rascals, but here are certain peculiarities that do you

do very different. But in general, we're talking about about spectros that are in the carreterra. This place is located in the autopista that goes to Mexico toluka. The Mexicans, will be able

this place. And in this carretera, have transcurried infinity of accidents. So, what does that this is very famous that even

they dedicated a movie is that it's that it's that it's a

only a little in a one every all of all over so all

so that so that's so have done overivir after after

this after a accident but they they're that

before before to an accident they they they're

a encounter paranormal with something or with someone

so the few they're they say have had been

an encounter inexplicable no know that is the people

start that from there's there multiple tragedies yeah

there there is during the construction of the carterter where various

workers and constructors were extremely disviv so let's

so let's so so some some people said that

in those years they were they were to to terminate the carretera,

the autopista, many many people who know of those parents, of their families, simply those did it for

disappeared. So, from then the people assure that his almas can't crossan

on the carretera, and theyambuland and this has provoked many accidents. Another thing that

mentioned a kilometer 30 years about that came a monk. So, yeah

that for But there, here I have, for example, noted that they're that they've been at the ex-convento of the leonies. So, also in that moment

there were many monjes that per die of the people that have survived these have seen to have seen

a person with the vestiment of a manje. They're like they're like they're a manje

and this does they they're and meters to be a matter, pass, the catastrophe. But there

a phenomenon that is more aterrador and is the and always I've said when

it's when it's a kid so it can be the phantasm

of the woman can be the phantasm of the monge but

the of the is the most dangerous and here me

are the reason this this story that that

this place a mother involved in the I'm a little bit of the little bit of the little.

So, some people, some, uh, relato, because there are many of this, they're going to,

they're going to the area of the carreterer. So, the people count that a sometimes are managing,

so you're going to go to be a lot of really, if you go to be a car, in what can't get to

like, that's like, maybe, that's 20 kilometers for a very, you Well, it's one at 80,

still. No, I don't know. Yes, but, yeah. The case is that the

thing is that it appears like, so, like a two meters, no it's no it's

no time to and you go and the people get a spantada. Much of

in this trance in that moment yeah chocker others those who

can like control the situation can be down from the automobile,

they're they're because is a person is a little is a apparently not

it's a phantasm it's a little then they're going and they're walking down and then

he's got I'm going to manage that you know you know you know you know the people

the people the people see that it's a real regress to the automobile and when

they're the new is parable to a one side of the vehicle no

doesn't say any one only only the people espantada, enter and

runke and we've got and it's in that precise moment where the people yeah

not go the end of what is being in the carreter that they are manhaling but you

go to the point what makes that makes that you get us in catastrophe

other people who have overivir and that the the

thing they they've passed all all that is sat down

but always when it's the little bit of the thing is the thing is the thing is the little bit so the place is so

so much this type of this type of situations that have been transcured of much time back and are

decen hundreds of accidents are you are things are things that are things that

in the way of the year there are there are there stories very like

just there a place where there a capillita in one of the curbs of the seara

is the kilometer also I'm going to go and I'm going to

get the but it but it's just that a little even

for that they're to put that capilla like to give to give

to that that there penando that certainly was

victim of some circumstance extra no I I

What I mean, what I mean? Fiatte that there was a comment has a video or two

there in the channel where someone said that our boys us prepared very well

for to create us all these stories no the really the fact

Paco Arias me has conceded very well in various things that one of the thing is

not you do you do to those people. But I don't I don't know I can't avoid. Because as I've

said from the principle of this grand amistat, Paco, consider I think there's people that you have that part of his life where

it's exposed to talk to some and that that's a loka of a sudden and I think yeah, and I have to have to

have a part of respect for this because I'm I'm sure that if so even not are things that we're

conste and that we've lived, there's a person that's a person that's you've been to say, oh, this

kilometer 331 so you put in the new, more ahead, you're accidentes, you put in all, you know,

and what's, and what's, but I'm doing much of the thing, I'm going to this,

I'm going to you're going to this, this thing of what you put this quater, no,

me put there that we're there, we're not, we're doing we're just of Latin America. We're

talking just of the third This, of the third. Yes, so is right? The third world,

yes. No. We're talking a lot of the one of the community full of

culture, of traditions and of the creencers. We're talking of all this and after I do

the reason and we we're prepared to create these stories but also there also.

And where will be to get to a repent then that's that capacity of

a sombrough. No? The, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the,

well, and if is it's not going to be going to be going to be in the child when they're, who's the

most valiant? I, maestra, I don't I'm not. I think no, and,

and, and, again, the time of respect, and, and, and,

and again, to do this, yeah, doing it, we're, we're, we're, we're,

we, where there, where there, um, a, a messisage, of culture of ideas, of religions,

of a lot of things. The cultures, that was something. And for what I'm going to this? Volvo to the same. We're talking

of the Carretera Mexico Toluca. That what had to be with the Carretera O'Haca,

no? At the more, are the kilometers of difference. Muchissue. But,

but I think there are energies that superan our understanding. And, and, and,

you're doing this tenor, Paco, we're about the churches, we're about the, of Caracas,

Venezuela. Yeah We've got those, of the Carreteras, we're in Mexico, we're in Mexico, we're going to the Sierra Juarez in

Guajaca. And, and I think that I take another history that has got to be with the

route. This is the history of the RU103 or the 103. Okay.

No, no, I've heard of I'm, no, Paco, I'm, that I'm getting

impacted, the really people, put much attention to what I'm to talk. Because this

story is a recently. I think it not is a thing of abelitos and here

is where I have to do the asso to my mo'o to you go to take it

with a more yeah take it and he he's this is this is a

for you this is a story recient Paco you I want to I'm

I'm want to tell I'm I'm I know to get

to the 100000 subscribers, many my I'm let's I'm going to

tell that in the year 2016 so it's started to

develop this story with this story this story is

to develop in in in the Peru in the 2016 this

this route L103 is at a point to the

community of Iquitos the can to get in busker, no, and it's a little bit of the rural of Kistokochia

in the kilometer 9 of this route to 103. What is what was what happened here, Paco, under circumstances salvages, strange, inhumanas, Asucena,

a woman Indo-American, notiva, of the Peru, suffered, unfortunately, the arrebatto the abrata of

his life by part of a person that abused of her Okay She was

encountered maltrecha physically very very bad and at final per die

She was interrated after after Christiana Cepultura in this community

very close of the carterter in a panteon rural

and then in this zone metropolitan of Iquitos this chica

what I was trying to be a better quality of life and unfortunately he was with this

or the death so the point is the point is that for the years

of the March of 2016 and it's here where I'm a story very recent

they're there a series of situations in this route L'O 103 close

of the Kliomber 9 at a little distance they said of Iquitos

where to say to some people the majority of the sex masculine

started to amneser without circumstances strange some some

of them some of those that could they were to start

to what had passed not overvivier to the few

times for the traumatism that the impact emotional and psychological that they

generated what they've one of the stories that I want about this Ruta

Loh-103 and the legend of Asucena says a person of a

masculine that was a here we know we know we know that are

these people who are the transport in these vehicles of

type motorcycle a night one night a morning

on the morning was doing his work was

doing his service in these in these places rural

and just he was and a community to

another when a woman of racgos indoamer he

did the parada and he asked the service of transport they went and went to the place where she went to the place where

she went to his destiny and they followed the conversation at all grade that she invited to to continue the in a place more private

more private, more comod. So, then to say to this person this story is in the month of February of

2016, at a little time of that there had been a pair of mortes in this place. Okay.

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that attended the motel at which they were she saw the she saw the two persons the two persons

be a woman be to the caballero and they're transladen in this mototaxi ingresan to the motel no

they're just they're talking during long time and then even even they see to get

and they cover and it despide and they're about at three

of the morning this caballero Peruan, he's going to this

chica disconocida at the point where he had recoged in the Rout 103

over the kilometer 9. One once getting there, he

he started and he per die the know the no remember nothing

more. At the day the next they they're in this

carreter rural maltrecho and signos of abuse. Desafortunately

to the few weeks for your condition I want to get the life. This

this this is a generate much inquietude in the community because were many

many times I think approximately of the months of January until March or

April of 2016 and they're to start a series of nine different

cases under the same circumstances. Some caballeros amanecied without other those were

and it was the same history. It was a so great this situation that the same people of the community

started a kind of a kind of to try to do with the tomb of Asucena. It was

very famous even the media locales started to this story at the

degree to the same community and the authorities solicited to the medios, not

more diffusion, because it was a situation that was going to get a man. Imagineate the

Alma in buska of vengeance. It's to say to this of the people people that that

that's what Azucena was looking. It's a story a very recent where the people

say that his objective was to get to work to get to to cover with

two men in a time and period defined. For her to

This is the history of Asucena, Paco, of the Ruta Departamental, L'O-103, kilometer 9, a little distance of Iquitos in the Peru. Salos to the band of Peru, no manches, they're in tremendous histories. Lugares, malditos of Latin America. We're d'amas and caballeros with Paco Arias. Podcasts Extra-Normal.

You let's get a very good story. The net, no, I know it. A disculptu, if I'm quibro, carnal, but it's very strong. No, no, well, so, as I always it's always I've been

saying, he's been to have a tragedy always, for that this spirit of vengeance,

that in this case is so much a terrible the fact of the fact, how are you you're saying

12, 12, for power? I'm looking 12, 12 persons. Yes, no,

they're men, yes, yes, so, yes, so, there are,

some approximately nine cases that I'm studying about the same, they they'd they said

that they're doing with this entity. That's what to me amsome

so. They've done to get. Yes, all. All right. All right.

They were like champions of this and when they regressan and precisely all men

in some vehicle, one mototaxista, another, was he dedicated to the transport, another

was a partidid to tell or something. But, but, I want to

show in the Ojas and say, look, look, here's this, because then they're going to say, oh, no, no, no, no, no, here's, it's, is, probably probably a history of culture popular now, but, crean me, this legend, cobrough much

force in this place of Iquitos. This, is more, it's said that there, even a single musical and a movie, ambas, of numbers homonymos, of Asucena. Wow. And this figure now is

used as a symbol of conscientization about the violence of the woman in the region of the Peru.

It's more there is the cemetery of Kistokocha in the Ruta in the Ruta in the

Carretera Hikitos Nauta for the connection between both URbes

no San Joaquin of Mahuas is the people where according the place is Oriunda

Asucena is a caon is a cano I Oh, I'll just have left

the hell to do the head of the no, and the net that yeah, and so

the movement that's doing this story, no, the fact of the about the

that's, that's, that's so I'm so much, so I think the people,

I'm very quietesitos with that but I want to talk to a place, to a place.

Tell me, tell me, that's one once I talked in a podcast where

me invited, but this moment is preesta to talk Some people

Assure That's the place The world Maldito of all Latin America The people

Rumora The place The Loretta The Kempara No, You've No, No,

No, never This is located in Colombia Saludus for the Band of Columbia

Abrombe This also This also is known as the Lago of the Murtos

for the quantity of people that they've been to venter there. This

place is one of the cascadas in Latin America that initially the part of the area where's the

station of a ferrocarry for more to make a little to become in a hotel

with two abitations for the altas only the people podient the people

with people with the people was in the hotel had their restaurant all

here very beautiful but started to occur certain things that

were making that this place were maldicing everything the first the first

the person the person was a man who was a vehicle and this suffer

a vulcadura and she he has the case that

that was the genesis of this and it's a

part to the a lot of tragedies. There are people that, well, principally much people,

it's exclusively to live there. Because when the adventars from those altars, it was a sure.

So, then there was a period. But there also many many many many legends in this

place. First, it's about a nina. Here we talk about the spirit of infantil,

the which they say, if you go's the night and you

this place, where they were in the installations, you're to find a a little that has a little bit in

the hands. And if you enter, she's, she is going to and get to a point where the little

a little a part of the mirror and this little there not you say nothing, only you

have a the polota when when it's the ballot you have that you not was a

that not a palota. When you look to Kare the Pellot you

know that was your head. In that moment you're you're

you're you're where you get to the accantilado there there's other

story where they say that's also the spirit of a woman

the which consumed by the sentiment of ruptura

decided then she also abentance of this place

and the people say that go to this place

and they're to hear to hear to hear to say in your case

in your people that's there's there Kike Kike Kike

Kike And Kike and he and he's and a woman that's there's

there in the mirator and when when you're to come to talk

his arm to say what what what all all

all all is all to have a braza her rostro his rostro he's a

roste and so they're both to be a back again so this this place is aterrador

because there many legends that they can't even I was I was

I was I was there was a group of people there who were who were

to be to be to be this this was some before some years

but those periodists have a equipment and people to able entablar

yeah a conversation with the spirit of the world yeah they were going to

talk to talk to someone to the other world for that he said

because they were saying and effectively there there was there

there was to say never never never ever ever

entered here this place is maldito for the

decen of almas that we don't we're we're

in this moment the people the people they spanked but

they're many problems to make there there there are

that the people they're not all they're so some

some some rumors that are creating that this

this place really really really really really where

where where is what this Colombia I've been rapidly

some things to the mind transladandolo always here the regional you know

where is the pente metlac the metlac is a very very much no no no

the metlag is a point very famous that is the point engineer I know

I don't I remember the name has the name of the engineer

because there there there is a there we're talking

about a cascada here we're talking of a cascada I what I'm a corded rapidly is that

this of this point at orisava the Mettlac they're called it's more there two Puntas

the Mettlake is the old and the other is the new but more less there me

corrigen our people subscribers of podcast isranormal if I'm

I'm but erigen this point and is one of the

favorite of the people of the region when you say

you they don't want to go to live. Okay. There's there's many of stories

of people that's haven't been no. In some cases have been the

suerty, right? Or the bad I don't how they want to say, but

to get in the trees of the part of the part of this is a

lot of the one of the mil scalones or not how they are much

they're very there's but it's rapid me I'm that

that part and the The point they put the name of the engineer because it's

the story supposedly that the engineer that he did he did he one of

he used to use to launch to the back it's a story

a story another that I remember rapidly very very near

the the Salto the that's I've heard it's

here it's here exactly well that that cascada has

also The place of the Tuxlas, Katemako, and all this, has been a place that's used in some occasions to grab movies. It's more, I think one of the Terminator, no, of those These, no, Terminator, the other of Arnold Schwarzenegger, man. This, Depredator. One of the of the depredator was grabbed there. One or various, or no see. But the thing is that

is that a legend in the Salto of Yipantla, very similar, that is this cascada, where there is a movie that going to grab and there's a one scene where they sacrifice to a a little bit he's up

a genet, a muneko, the cabo the cabo and then it's a little up to the cascada

ah, so they've been they've been the cabo that's a lot of the localeons also we can

let us can be there in the comments but a reason of that's a fine of things extranormal

there in the salto yippant for the cabo for the cabo yes I remember I remember

right that you said the cascada and I I've got to trygo various It's like a Crueladdad, no manches

Correledity animal Ombrey Let's see no problem with me Yeah, but yeah but well

a raise of that there there's that in the night it's there's the carcels

that's that's not even because the paranormal not much many times in the

people in the people uh sometimes the spirits of the animals would

be interesting to do something but but there there a point

no I remember if is but if it's the other side of the world where the animals,

the perils, whew. So, even for to be able to get them like a scaloncito and the

poorcitos perrittos and they're and they're and they and the poor is that those

who can survive so all all eried again again to come to come

to come that's that's a sumamente strange man. Summante extrano. Comportamints

Rarous, no? Of the most of the animals And is that if they're three, four a little I'm a accident are decenas

of perors. There's an animal that has a kind of like a kind of are like those

hamsters more grandes like those like those like those that get a moment in that

it's like a kind of a kind of stampida I don't see how they name because they're

because they're animals little and they're for the vacuio for the acantilado

there's a little bit goglen it also that's not to be with the paranormal

some some form things but right I'm I'm I'm I'm sorry

I'm I'm sorry I'm there's a thing that okay it's incredible this of the cascada

it has to be with the next history Paco and we're

to go to get us a little more more to the I don't

I don't I don't I try yeah this prepared but it's a much to be very

we're going to we're going to the same circumstances strange perdi of the life derraming

of some situations that detonate these situations all the extra normal that we're talking

of the places malditos of Latin America and this story not is the exception

I'm I'm rarer. But we're we're just yeah I'm a more of almost 35

years of a tragedy that's susited in a lag in Argentina Saludos to the band of

Argentina an an an great for our Argentina if

what we want to we're going that we're so we'll not so we want

if we we're going to we're we're like how they say

to the Franciscos in Argentina to us can't say.

Like I mean, to do like the other countries when they're doing the Mexico way. The way is no, for

all they're saying way. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, in what

you? In what you? Yeah. Oh, listen, more than almost 35 years

of this tragedy, this was a tragedy, it's a story real, all what starts

to start to the around time after the time after, well, well,

we're we're we're much respect and also is to say of the Lugareneos that we

have gone notriending about this history. But it's that in the Tierra of the

Fuego, the 10th of 1989, what was a a day of a time any time

in a boat with a family and it was a great tragedy where

unfortunately more than two people were one. Between them

menores of Remember we're talking of the months of December, in a place like the land of the

fire, as Argentina, sumamente frio. It's a long of approximately 42 kilometers

quadrants, according to the information that I could recoger, where it's a lake so be able

as a calm, but, this, well, with a climate a bit of

a climate In this There's a person That's a person that He was a In this community of Rio Grande That's that

He was to be To be able to His embarkation And give him A visito to His family Quenta the History

That's Unfortunately this Paceo This Paceo That in these 43 kilometers Quadraos

of the Lago this Embarcation It was bolted. So, and that

generated a problem a problem a great. Maybe we're talking to temperature. It would

be good to look to be able to be able to be over the three, four degrees centigrados.

Imagine the water that's temperatures. Yes. Even even in one of the

people who could, that if did you could get their people, there was

a young of 12 years that still had their his trage to nopreno

because if were they met to natar to this

I repeat the Lago Yewin Ah okay Yewin the Lago Yewin No

desgraciously this is susita the the the the embarkation

and generate that this this this this unfortunately of

lives so so so very so grave and so

they're and start the activities of getting many

many of communications the the people of the community and count the people who have been this

tragedy after 35 years that the people who were the localeons to the lake see only the

cars large and devasted of the people of the people. Because they were families that

knew and that generated a lot of the community. Sin

however the history not terminate here Paco this is

to put a little strange time when the when the people

when the people start a series of chappusones gritos

desperated of children and some other situations that considered quite

quite and even this this put a point of

what I'm to tell to one one of the

one of the little the little was never After

35 years never they've got done the life of this little bit of this little what you

put a touch of mystery much more more grand the situation people people say she doesn't

she doesn't in peace of the really that we count with much respect and because

are situations that one want to live we're we're talking of the

life of a little unfortunately well also also we can

also we can't sometimes we can't to situations that we're presentiating and that

because many times many times are more than our understanding the

people to hear these situations and they are more more recurrentes to the

grade that just like you just as one of the stories that you have

to say to get a group of people with people

specialized to try to grab some some The agent of the Lago Yewinn yeah had

in some way denunciated for this people. They're getting and the equipment to work in this zone of

the Lago, they're to interview to get the recont of all the situations that have been to recreate

some situations in the Lago and they're to make to do the conversations. It's an

group of people that is a little to the thing paranormal that have equipes specialized.

What what this team of people of my dear Paco is that was that was desgarrador all the

material that they've they're sure they're in their position from videos to audio with all

what the people said that was that they were they were they're so they're

so they're they're unfortunately Paco as we can't we can't understand

we're a tragedy so great and It's so grave that it's It's It's

It's And for respect to the families of the victims of this tragedy of the

Lago Yewinn in Tierra de Foebo in Argentina never were most

to the public all this whole this whole of evidences extraanormals No man

I didn't I'm I'm very prepared with the I'm

and not you have to have but this passed

there for the years I said 1998 the 10 the 10 December

in the Lago Yewin a great and also incredible the

that they have in video in audio these these situations extra normal

and is that well something something that's that is that

the reality super a fiction if we're we're to talk

in some majority where there who that's a

a because it's because it's a cause a cause something very,

very tragic and these are they're looking vengeance. If we go to the

life in these situations where as the woman that was abusated

the families that were the people who were people who

are they're like that they're like that I'm

that Freddy Krueger, who was brutally kemated, Jason, that's also that's how the fiction

also does that you know, that's a context obviously led to what is the fiction. But the

essence, the fact of that that's that's really a legend after the tragedy.

Much of people also I've made that I know that I'm that I'm

a chapter about of the legends or not Tantto legendas the oscuro

that the river that's the river Papalwapa I'm I know to live

a boss some but I am sure that if me go with my tias

with people people they're they're for but for

sufficient to make a very well but you

know you know you know you know something

you know something so there there there there

there a rio, no, I go like in any rio, right, of a repent,

have been there's have been times, people that maybe a maybe a more,

was going in their canoa and people or people that disfarciment that's

that's unfortunately he's and then and they start the work and

they're about the rio the rio the rio Tonto, the rio Papalopan

that is very very close of where where in In some occasion, a pair of busos

went to try to rescat the body without a life of a person of the sex masculine. And they said, count who were there that this pair of buses

came rapidly from the water after that to say of them, they were the sameissimo obscure

sated in a piety in the the front of the rio Tonto here in Tuxtepe And it's that story There's a story

There's When the tragedy of the Disapparcees The Disappar Bromto Yeah,

exactly Why the people say that So, so much people say that

the Fondon do you look Piscators I mean I don't aren't

some for pescan Yeah So, really the river is really the

really really is that a lacy is a rome a really

very beautiful but a river caudaloso and a story rapid or they were in barcations that were

to come to comeercear even there were people people who hitlans usila halapad deas

this bay national to attract those mercancies it was a sumamente caudaloso very

there's a there's that there's that I'm clao let me clav let's a colonist of the

city Philippe Matias the master in peace Descan, He said that in his

moment in the Passor Real, the Passor Real is the place where he cruiser the lanch of Tuxtepega

San Bartol. When he was a man, his father was subia a lancha and he

said that he said, he said, this me he told him he was in the master Philip

Matias. He did he said that when they were going to the rio Papalwapan in that's

in his infancy I'm talking I'm about 20 years, no 70,

a thing a thing one, he he was They'd give a bolillo the sir to

every one of his and that bollillo they were in the water and they're

that's the real real papalopan yeah so imagine let me yeah my oldta

me told that the people yeah yeah I live here in a colony

where the people and the people and she was to get to chat much so right

so right so right so right you end you you get you with a

infection in the in the in all all no it's a

last time that is a Summement contaminated but there many stories

behind this river. The Cuenca the papalapan is plagated of places we can

do really to get to any community we're going to do we're going to

make sure we're going to find stories incredible and retom what of the last really because

me kept very in my pecho that our our our brothers we're

not we're we're we're not I see I really

I don't I don't know that the issue this is a theme cultural but also it's a

theme real I don't think that people be so part of start inventing things that

all final they're all going to Latin America we're going to make a special yeah are

stories much more more years I'm looking for example things of Europe

Castillo Conde Dracula the monster that man lobo and if you

you see there's there there's much We know we're talking about Naguels, cow. To that's

always I've said And exist in many cultures Sure, I mean we're about about in the wayles here and

you know what's times in the same Europe and a fulano that's vampir a guy that's a hombre lobo another

that's not this we go to Asia no that the dragons I think the history of the

humanity is around the mysticism of mystery and much people say that is a necessity that

one has that one has for create in something. Yes. But, I think

that many things are in the imaginario collective. But also I'm sure that someone

maybe had been able to have been to be able to this. Exactly. No is the gratis.

And those were those who were the people were those who they're I'm don't mind

for the window. My way Kike, thanks for this entree. Yeah, yeah.

I've got no? No, I don't me as, I've got more stories.

Let's No, no, no, it's No, manchi, well, well, for the band, one of course, Kiki,

because, Kiki, recall those social social, because... Sure, that's in a little, we'll have

to be able to invite. Yeah, soltal. No, no, but we're, they're going to

see this video first, I'm sure. Yeah, because it's in some days. It's good. So, it's

but in all anyway, is for that to be to be here. All right to come this video,

biance because you're going because I'm because I'm You don't look for the Ventana. There's a...

Pardon, I got it the surprise. I'm going to be a surprise. I'm going to be invited in the podcast of Kike,

well, contando things very interesting. It's going to be a type of interview where I'm going to reveal some

little more personal but about, but so, but trying them the best stories of the moment and

the old ones that are the biggitas. All right. All right. I'm sure. You do do you do

the word clave, the genesis of the thing. Of where come in

our worst MEDs. We're going to let's about that we're about to get

of this. Awas and and muchachos of the people do you do you know not you

don't look for the ventana family family oh again thanks felicit

Paco no had been yeah are the 10000 subscribers give me

chance to thank I'm thank you I'm very I'm

very much more and you really thanks for salpick

all this to to Amigo and Servidor. Yeah, I celebrate 9,000, no?

Yeah, you're saying at all the 10,000. You know, you know, you know, when you remember when you

have done you know, you know, I remember that I'm I'm, I'm a little bit and I

ranke, a chapter I only dedicated for all the when you did the 10,000 those 10,000 subscribers.

Orgulously and not I'm all right. I'm very content I'm going to go to the Tenda Chiner,

my, um let me let me to tell us here something very personal

I wanted to do something but the economy in that then was it was really still standing but yeah

so really but in that moment more still so I wanted I wanted I wanted to you had

a promise that I was getting to the 10,000 I was going to be an exploration in a

fabric that's here so you know you know that have passed tragedies and not want

to enter in details because no I want problems legal but

Let's let's like. They've passed things and into that fabric,

many people have been told experiences paranormal in many areas, especially in

tunnels. The case I said, okay, I've been in that then I'm in this

then I'm getting to the 10,000 to go ahead to make to make to do that I'm going to

get to the 10,000 when, this, since I'm to make to make

paperleo I'm like five six times to the fabric to to give permission and me

them negated, obviously because it was going to make a kind of a investigation like a

favorite for them to be to reveling so what what's what's what the origin of the

origin of the because why come a man because that that man in his moment was

a person, the case is that I can do the person the people

the people the because the net was something that was something and

this and so it was so I my spouse, I just that I want to do something,

but I don't have money, what I'm, I'm puttie some pieces, I'm presentable me, I'm lanced at

the Tienda China looking globes no me they'd get to gas of air in that moment

I've got to I did to get I did I did much things to be very special

that episode way to do you I'm very but you're really but it's

like the still still still still still So much people and thanks to

to all the people that came to get to be my more my most affectuos my love and my cario

for all of you because thanks to you're doing this is a great project I never was a great project I never I imagined to

form part of something like the flotta you know we've said we've been done much much but neta we

do much more you've dedicated a part of notes here in the region no that you You got your plaque and

And so it's So it's So it's That's really That's That's really Again, I'm Again, I'm

doing a lot of places I've lived now at your last in this adventure Costa Rica Gonduras

Guatemala Peru Argentina Colombia Neta yeah it's it's

pretty it's one of the things I think was one of I think we I'm going to

talk to these places Malditus of Latin America to devolverles

a much that they are and we are kind of still

much because there a good of places of countries that we're not we're doing.

It's pendent. And well, chikos you know go ahead for the ventana.

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