Aquí se estrelló el avión de Los Andes en 1972: ¿cómo sobrevivieron? 🇺🇾🇦🇷🇨🇱
In this video we go into the Andes Mountains in search of the site where the internationally known aircraft crashed in 1972. An adventure that undoubtedly managed to move me like few others. Thanks to all the people who made this possible. Here is their contact information: Antonio 'Tin Tin' Vizitnín (survivor) Instagram @ vizintinantonio / vizintinantonio Contact for conferences and interviews https://www.antoniovizintin.com/ Eduardo Strauch (survivor) Instagram @ strauch_eduardo / strauch_eduardo Contact for conferences and interviews [email protected] Pablo Cámpora and Crown Tours (travel agency) Instagram @ crowntours_mendoza / crowntours_mendoza Website https://crowntoursmendoza.com/ Ricardo Peña (explorer) Instagram @ ricardo_pena_araujo / ricardo_pena_araujo Website English:https://alpineexpeditions.net/ Video parts: 0:00 Intro 0:54 Context: where are we? 1:18 Very brief history (more details later) 2:08 The closest town to the Andes Mountains 2:46 Abandoned hotel on the road 3:22 Greetings to ‘Tin Tin’ (survivor): first testimony 4:28 Last point where cars arrive 5:02 Testimony of Santi: a local muleteer 5:20 Ricardo Peña: explorer who found an important piece of clothing 6:04 Eduardo Strauch (accident survivor) 7:08 Eduardo Strauch’s most valuable lesson 7:44 Crossing rivers on horseback 8:16 More about the history of the accident 9:24 When did they realize how serious it was? (Words by Tin Tin) 10:02 This is all they had to eat (representation) 10:40 How many were lost in the first impact? 11:02 The hardest decision (words by Tin Tin) 11:32 Three brave men decide to go out and explore 12:24 This is how they got help (representation) 13:40 A steep ride through the Andes 13:56 We reach base camp 14:20 The night is beautiful, but intimidating 14:43 The hardest night of all (words by Tin Tin) 15:30 Dawn breaks at the camp 15:52 Does the water here really hydrate? 16:32 We reach the point where the plane crashed 16:53 This is what the mass grave looks like 17:52 Plane wreckage found 19:14 Has hope ever been lost? (Words of Tin Tin) 19:50 Items left by visitors 20:40 Plaques with touching messages 21:16 Right here was the first impact of the plane 21:54 Escape route decided by the young people 22:20 We walked in search of more parts of the plane 22:42 We found the wheels of the aircraft 22:58 Pablo: my explorer guide 23:10 Why do people take this route? (Words of Pablo) 23:50 “It is a story of failures” (words of Tin Tin) 24:04 We found more parts of the plane 24:44 The most valuable lesson from Tin Tin 25:38 Conclusion and thanks SUBSCRIBE! Follow me on Instagram @LuisitoComunica / luisitocomunica Follow me on Facebook / luisitocomunica Twitter / luisitocomunica

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