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00:00:04This is the famous Wolfram or Wolframium, the prodigious material that could have changed World War II.

00:00:11Scientifically we could say that it has an atomic number of 74 and a fusion temperature of 5,900 degrees.

00:00:20It is the hardest, most resistant material in nature.

00:00:23It was found in Spain in an exceptional way, in many mines, and the people, in times of poverty, in the midst of the post-war period,

00:00:32They were looking for him eagerly.

00:00:34He changed many lives, he changed many towns.

00:00:37It is the hidden history of the Second World War, as it was experienced on the Silver Route

00:00:42Spanish.

00:00:43Galicia, Salamanca, Extremadura...

00:00:46Why was Wolfram so persecuted?

00:00:49What did it have? What magical properties did it possess?

00:00:52It appears to have formed a virtually impenetrable barrier.

00:00:56They say the war lasted longer because of this material.

00:00:59We went underground, to the old mines, and we came across authentic forgotten wonders.

00:01:06This is the story of the gray gold that the Nazis were after in Spain.

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00:01:56Mr. Marilongo!

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00:02:48Year 1941.

00:02:52Despite the regime's efforts,

00:02:54Spain is experiencing the worst famine in its history.

00:02:58Orphans and widows face the hardships of daily life.

00:03:02Entire families are going through serious difficulties

00:03:05in a Spain devastated by war.

00:03:10Meanwhile, World War II is knocking on the door of a neutral Spain.

00:03:16News barely reaches us from the other side of the Pyrenees.

00:03:19Nobody cares about them here.

00:03:23The price of tungsten in those years increased by a thousand percent in some cases.

00:03:29So, a small piece of tungsten was supposed to be worth a thousand times more from one year to the next at this time.

00:03:36of the war.

00:03:37So, that gives you an idea of how life could change for someone who possessed just a little bit.

00:03:44a quantity of this mineral.

00:03:51Santa Comba seems like a mirage of what it once was.

00:03:55Businesses closed, party venues, the casino...

00:03:58It is estimated that more than half of their homes are empty.

00:04:02Some are threatening ruin in this municipality of A Coruña.

00:04:08A little further on, in the village of San Salvador, the streets seem deserted.

00:04:13The buildings from 1941 look like ghosts.

00:04:18It's hard to imagine that more than two thousand miners lived together here.

00:04:22Wolfram had changed their lives.

00:04:26Santa Comba and San Salvador looked like the set of a western movie.

00:04:31Tungsten was a key mineral at that time for gripping the claw,

00:04:37to supply the German war machine, to reinforce the German tanks.

00:04:42And Portugal and Spain, in those years, were the main producers of Wolfram.

00:04:47In Spain, at that time, there was enormous poverty.

00:04:49And there were hundreds of families in Salamanca and Galicia who took to the mountains

00:04:54and they pierced the mountains and delivered the men of Berjar

00:04:58to that precious mineral that was later transported by planes or ships

00:05:05even to Germany to build the German war machine.

00:05:10Thanks to Germany maintaining this trade, this supply of Wolfram,

00:05:16He kept his war machine running.

00:05:20and caused the Allied victory to be delayed by a few months or possibly more than a year.

00:05:27And the Allied powers attached great importance to that.

00:05:31That's why they pressured from all international forums

00:05:35so that Spain would stop supplying tungsten to Germany.

00:05:39Even at the headquarters of AFWER, which is the main German secret service,

00:05:43They met on Claudio Goyo Street in Madrid at the end of the war

00:05:46and several tons of this material accumulated on that floor are removed.

00:05:53Seven miners await us at the Teleclub in San Salvador.

00:05:58They haven't gotten together to talk about it for a long time.

00:06:02Together they add up to more than 500 years.

00:06:06They too once chanted gold in Barilongo.

00:06:10Today they are pensioners.

00:06:13They were miners, but in '41 they were just kids.

00:06:18While their parents worked tirelessly under the orders of the Foreman,

00:06:22They waited for nightfall to venture into the mountains in search of more Wolfram.

00:06:28The black market was also taken over by the Germans and the English

00:06:32who bought it at any price.

00:06:35The risk was high, but they earned a month's salary in a few hours.

00:06:41Six, eight and ten-year-olds.

00:06:45They all had their childhood, school, and games stolen from them.

00:06:50In some cases, the Wolfram even took their parents.

00:06:56The people, the people threw it at the house with the doctor.

00:07:00Because they saw, well...

00:07:03Down here they killed...

00:07:05Two were killed down here...

00:07:09A gulano, like guards.

00:07:11They fired one shot, and it was a bad one.

00:07:13What was he doing?

00:07:14Come and get it yourself, so you can walk around outside.

00:07:18And do you remember seeing German soldiers dressed as...?

00:07:21No, not soldiers.

00:07:23Soldiers no.

00:07:24Fellow countrymen.

00:07:25They were countrymen.

00:07:26The trucks were among the largest that lived under that stress.

00:07:31One of the biggest we've seen?

00:07:34When German trucks were around, they came before...

00:07:37Where were they taking this mineral?

00:07:40To Germany.

00:07:41How did they transport it from the mine to the point on the coast?

00:07:46By train to Canfranco?

00:07:47How was it going?

00:07:48They carried it in small sacks.

00:07:51A certain amount...

00:07:52A pallet, for example, of 20 sacks.

00:07:55Of 50.

00:07:56And they loaded it onto a truck and took it away like that.

00:07:58They were putting him on board live.

00:08:00There were certain loading areas that were a kind of clandestine dock on the Galician coast, where the trucks arrived.

00:08:09or the cars that were going to load the ore onto German ships.

00:08:17And they would signal with the lighthouses, and that's how the ships would approach the coast.

00:08:23and the loading was carried out.

00:08:26All the golfrán from the western area, which at one time was the world's largest exporter of golfrán, this

00:08:33golfrán was leaving here.

00:08:34Especially Barilongo, which was the great Galician mine, but also Caraballo, Coristanco, and Camariñes.

00:08:39These came from Valarés and in some cases from Villa García and Vigo.

00:08:44The ships entered Corme and would come here to the dock.

00:08:50They would stop there at the dock where there would be a number of stevedores hired here in the Ponteceso area.

00:08:57And also those who came with the trucks from the Barilongo area.

00:09:02And the trucks would approach the end of the pier where they would unload the merchant ships.

00:09:08Here in Galicia, people didn't ask themselves where all this material was going and what it could be used for.

00:09:15what could it be used for?

00:09:16Well, this is like an island isolated from Galicia and Spain.

00:09:22Back then, people were concerned with daily life and world politics.

00:09:27No one here knew that this was going to Germany, just as it was known that it was later going to the United States.

00:09:36Some pages of history are so infamous that they were never written.

00:09:41You won't find this story in textbooks.

00:09:45It is not yet taught in schools or universities.

00:09:50Several journalists, such as José María Irujo, from El País.

00:09:54Or Ramón J. Campo, from the Heraldo de Aragón.

00:09:58Documentary filmmakers and directors like Ramón de Fontecha.

00:10:01Years have passed uncovering the second part of this story.

00:10:06How did Hitler pay for the Wolfram?

00:10:10At that time, the most valuable asset was gold.

00:10:14Spain had no gold.

00:10:16It is not a legend that the Republicans stole the gold and took it to Moscow.

00:10:22Because back then, the Bank of Spain did not exist in the old Spanish Foreign Exchange Institute.

00:10:26Only one gold ingot remained.

00:10:28And what Germany is organizing is, with the gold it loots from the Dutch and Belgian central banks and the

00:10:39The country that confiscates goods from Jews in concentration camps is going to pay for this mineral, which comes mainly from Spain.

00:10:47and from Portugal.

00:10:48At the same rate as tungsten left the Canfranc station, gold arrived, often processed in ingots.

00:10:57and other times directly in materials such as dentures, coins, glasses, which served to pay for this Wolfram that came out of the

00:11:08season.

00:11:09In the Barilongo mine they no longer seek the steely shine of Wolfram.

00:11:15The machines extract gravel for the construction of roads and houses.

00:11:20A little further on, the old infrastructure of the 41st is still standing.

00:11:26Eliseo knows this terrain better than anyone.

00:11:29He worked here since he was ten years old.

00:11:32At eighty, he remembers how and where everything was.

00:11:36Even the entrances to the gallery.

00:11:42You've got very few axes, huh?

00:11:44Okay.

00:11:47So, this mine, Eliseo, what year is it from approximately?

00:11:51From 1941 onwards until 1985.

00:11:58Were the miner's conditions in here harsh?

00:12:01Were they difficult?

00:12:02No, very hard.

00:12:05The thing is, we were lucky that, despite such hard years of war,

00:12:11We came across an opening, we were hungry and suddenly we were throwing sausages to the dogs.

00:12:21Look at yourself.

00:12:22A very abrupt change, but for the better, not for the worse.

00:12:25Which way do we go with this choice? Do we continue down this left side or move forward?

00:12:29Let's move forward, sometimes we find more opportunities.

00:12:32That means you could earn in one day what you earned in a month.

00:12:36Quietly.

00:12:37Quietly.

00:12:37Because?

00:12:38There were 10 things like that.

00:12:39You could make 100 pesetas, 100 and a bit.

00:12:42Did people know where the Tungsten was going?

00:12:43What was extracted from here?

00:12:45The Germans controlled everything.

00:12:47The Germans took him away.

00:12:48The Germans.

00:12:49The English also had their share.

00:12:52And the Russians.

00:12:53Not the Russians.

00:12:54But the English, the Germans, because they would pay any price.

00:13:00They would pay any price.

00:13:01The Germans paid.

00:13:03Yeah.

00:13:03They arrived there.

00:13:04The ship was arriving.

00:13:06AND...

00:13:07And he sees that the material that...

00:13:09Even if it belonged to others, they would take it away in front of him.

00:13:12Let's see, the threshold here.

00:13:13Here...

00:13:14There, there, you see.

00:13:14There...

00:13:15You don't see the beta.

00:13:16There's the beta version.

00:13:18This part here is quartz and has minerals.

00:13:21And it does have minerals, yes.

00:13:22That is the dark side.

00:13:23Yes, the dark side, yes.

00:13:24Can you see it there?

00:13:25Here, what was the daily wage, and what was the price of a kilo of smuggled Wolfram?

00:13:30Well, look, they were paying one hundred pesetas for it on the black market back then, when we were working around on a whim.

00:13:40One hundred pesetas and out.

00:13:41And here, at eight pesetas.

00:13:43The difference was very big.

00:13:44It was very big.

00:13:45And that's why people did...

00:13:48He was aiming to take one to Palliso or whatever.

00:13:52Many people.

00:13:55If the Civil Guard caught you with smuggled Wolfram...

00:13:58Well, I'd give you a good beating.

00:14:03Okay, okay, God created you.

00:14:05Shall we go for a drink at the bar?

00:14:07Well.

00:14:08Come on?

00:14:08Come on.

00:14:08Yeah.

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00:15:16On the new set, Fernando.

00:15:16We're going to have a lot of fun.

00:15:18We're going to have a lot of fun.

00:15:19Leonardo Caruana is also with us.

00:15:22He is a professor of Economic History at the University of Granada.

00:15:24He was a disciple of Yu Rokov, one of the great men who analyzed the economic world.

00:15:30Well, there are publications that may not be so well known to the average person, but

00:15:35where he published essential reports on Wolfram, as you can see.

00:15:42Well, why?

00:15:43Because abroad this story is perhaps much better known, Leonardo, than in Spain.

00:15:48Good night.

00:15:48Welcome.

00:15:49Thank you so much.

00:15:50Gray gold or black gold, we could almost call it.

00:15:53People are thinking, hey, how much did they pay for this?

00:15:57You saw that kind of wagon that Juan Villa made with that apocryphal Wolfram

00:16:03And you were saying, well, to retire. Did anyone actually retire in that particular area of Spain back then?

00:16:08besides our country?

00:16:08Yes, indeed.

00:16:10The thing is, during the Second World War, as you have correctly stated,

00:16:14The Germans needed tungsten for military purposes. But the thing is,

00:16:19The British realize that only in Spain and Portugal was there an area where

00:16:24The Germans could import tungsten. Then what we call war would occur.

00:16:30economical. The British buy, the Germans buy, and from being worth only seven pesetas

00:16:36It's going to be worth one hundred thousand pesetas of that time, of that era. I mean, an outrageous amount.

00:16:43In short, we understand the contrast. One of the protagonists interviewed by

00:16:49Luis Álvarez, in those brilliant phrases he uttered in the Wolfram mine, there you could see the spark.

00:16:54of their former wealth. They spoke of going from great poverty to almost being able to tie up their dogs.

00:16:59with sausage. Fernando, let's take this one step at a time. 5,900 degrees. Are we imagining what for?

00:17:08What was this used for? Why was it so coveted? What was it used for? In what weaponry?

00:17:12It was used in cannon projectiles, especially in anti-tank guns, and later in armor plating.

00:17:20But above all, it was the shells. That's why it's said that Rommel quickly destroyed the battleships.

00:17:26Montgomery's tanks were falling like butter. This shell was so powerful

00:17:34that the rest couldn't withstand anything.

00:17:58I would like, as we begin, to remind everyone that Wolfram is a discovery

00:18:04due to a spy, a potential Spanish spy.

00:18:10Spanish and a spy? Yes, Spanish. Tell us about it.

00:18:12Okay, so in the 18th century, Spain was at war with England, and the English cannons...

00:18:18They are very powerful; Spanish shipyards don't know how to manufacture those cannons.

00:18:25so important, and they take advantage of the fact that there are two brothers who have a surname

00:18:28He's from Laue, from Lauey. So, they take advantage of the fact that he has this last name and that they are engineers.

00:18:34to invite them into the English factory to spy on how it was done.

00:18:41The brothers come here and then, with what they have learned, they know that Wolfram

00:18:46Tuxtenon is an invaluable commodity, and they are the first to exploit it—the potential spies.

00:18:53because they have discovered what steel is, what gives steel its strength.

00:18:59So, from the very beginning of the history of this mineral, speculation begins.

00:19:03with espionage and war, marked by that.

00:19:07Leonardo, nowadays, what exactly is this thing we've seen used for?

00:19:12The mines are somewhat forgotten, but they still have their... in Spain, but they still have their...

00:19:16uses and demonstrating that it is the toughest thing in nature?

00:19:20Yes, nowadays, for example, tungsten is used in the filaments of light bulbs.

00:19:25But a drill bit, if it contains tungsten, will also be fabulous.

00:19:31In other words, for industrial purposes, for stronger metals, etc., etc., it is currently useful.

00:19:38That's a period document.

00:19:40Yes, that's it. I mean, this is the official data we have.

00:19:45Then there's all the black market, the smuggling, which we obviously don't know about.

00:19:50Because there is no information. That is completely uncontrollable.

00:19:54What we do have are the tax returns they used at the time, during that period.

00:20:01And then here they declared quarterly the production and the evolution of official prices.

00:20:08In other words, the data we have are the official data from tax returns.

00:20:13I insist, there is clearly a great deal of information about the process that we don't know.

00:20:18But simply with this data we can extract this information and this evolution of prices.

00:20:24It reached its maximum level of 100,000 pesetas, you said, of the time.

00:20:27But of course, the prices in this case are so spectacular that it's almost like turning into gold.

00:20:33Speaking of gold, we have some ingots here.

00:20:36It's very impressive, that journalist Irujo from the country, who did a great job.

00:20:40He told us about such graphic, cinematic scenes, like those with the depots in the Spanish Civil War,

00:20:46There was one ingot left, but one ingot only.

00:20:48And then Hitler paid Spain with that.

00:20:52Yes, the Canzan train did a change of materials.

00:20:57I was going to Wolfram, that's what was coming.

00:20:59I would leave that and pick up Wolfram, I would switch.

00:21:02Well, I have to point out, right in 1943 the Germans were having financial difficulties.

00:21:09And then what they're going to negotiate with the Spanish government, because of course, the Spanish government is interested in prices

00:21:14tall.

00:21:15So what the Spanish government decides is to accept paying the debt incurred during the civil war,

00:21:21pay in exchange for Wolfram.

00:21:24Spain exported tungsten and we reduced the debt we had outstanding with the Germans.

00:21:30But then, what's the deal? Was this so rare in Europe?

00:21:34Was it that Spain was the great mine and it was very scarce elsewhere?

00:21:37Yes, Europe, because before they were supplied from China and Korea and all those places, right?

00:21:42But when the war with Russia and such intensifies, that supply is cut off.

00:21:48and the only thing that can be supplied is from Portugal or Spain.

00:21:52We've heard some stories, witnesses say so, we can't...

00:21:56It's talked about, it's said in the villages, even in those scavenging efforts,

00:21:59some scuffles, some shootings and even some deaths with the Wolfram mines.

00:22:04Were they able to reach so many? I mean, were there so many children doing that scavenging?

00:22:09which I imagine wasn't exactly, shall we say, simple, was it?

00:22:12Rather, it was about going into tunnels, holes, mines.

00:22:15We imagine ourselves in Spain, which we now see as other countries do, right?

00:22:18Yeah.

00:22:18Searching for children in mines.

00:22:19Let's see, it's always been said that people died from Wolfram,

00:22:24But what is certain is that it wasn't the Civil Guard, nor were they German soldiers or anything like that.

00:22:30What was happening?

00:22:31That's what happens in places, for example, it used to happen with water.

00:22:35Don't steal my water, okay?

00:22:37So there were children who would go into a neighbor's Wolfram mine.

00:22:43that he had it stored there and all, and he was stealing from it.

00:22:44And the other one got a shotgun and started shooting it.

00:22:46Sure, like the typical endless battles of the Indes in another country, right?

00:22:50Exactly, in Galicia.

00:22:51Exact.

00:22:51So, one of the things that remains intriguing about Wolfram is,

00:22:56Why were there so few acts of sabotage on the trains?

00:23:01Why were there no acts of sabotage on the trains?

00:23:03On that train that exchanged for Wolfram, for example?

00:23:05Yes, and for example, on ships, we'll see, you'll see,

00:23:09to talk about tungsten espionage and in German in Spain,

00:23:15We need to talk, in German, we need to talk about a society called Sofindus.

00:23:18Sofindus was a group of companies, with 350 companies and 55 ships.

00:23:26These ships were the ones that, when they wanted, carried materials.

00:23:31They carried supplies when they went much further north; those who didn't,

00:23:34When France was guaranteed, they transported the material by train.

00:23:38Not always, it was quite common, but not always.

00:23:41In the end, they cut quite a bit of everything because everyone was unsure of the resistance.

00:23:45So, the lack of sabotage in that, or for example in the saint, is not very well explained.

00:23:54When everyone knew that those trains were those trains.

00:23:55Exactly, those trains.

00:23:57Once, a German ship, which was loaded with tungsten, took quite a while to load due to the clandestine conditions,

00:24:07So, the Spanish government wanted to save face by not supplying tungsten, right?

00:24:11But, because it had to be neutral.

00:24:14And the British ambassadors, Samuel Juárez, told him very clearly,

00:24:18Hey, what are you doing?

00:24:19Franco said no.

00:24:20But well, it was done clandestinely.

00:24:22And this, therefore, slowed down the loading.

00:24:27So, enough for the RAF planes to know it was there.

00:24:31And some Lancaster bombers would come there to bomb the ships.

00:24:37Few ships are known to have been bombed en route after that.

00:24:40It's curious.

00:24:41We think, being such an important material for war.

00:24:44Some say, but I'm asking you that now, Fernando,

00:24:47If the world war, no more and no less, was delayed by almost a year or two, some say,

00:24:52thanks to Spanish Wolfram.

00:24:53I'll ask you now.

00:24:54There's something else Irujo says that I find impressive,

00:24:58Which is that in Claudio Coello, right in the heart of Madrid, Leonardo,

00:25:00There were deposits of Wolfram.

00:25:02In other words, the Germans kept it and after the whole war it stayed there.

00:25:07They used clandestine locations to store the Wolfram.

00:25:11We have traces, I imagine, even of those deposits, not in mines I mean,

00:25:16but in departments, in offices, in embassies.

00:25:18Yes, I mean, they had Wolfram at the German embassy in Madrid.

00:25:25One surprising thing.

00:25:26But the Germans were also doing that, right in the Pyrenees,

00:25:30They had warehouses of Wolfram.

00:25:33Because they had a problem: they had to pay a very high tax.

00:25:37to take it to Germany.

00:25:39The Spanish government imposed a tax of $10,000 at the time.

00:25:44to the export of tungsten.

00:25:47And then the Germans, having very acute financial difficulties,

00:25:51They stored them there, and then a lot of them; they probably did it secretly.

00:25:56to take him to Germany.

00:25:58I wanted to add what you do in the Pyrenees, the warehouses.

00:26:03Franco, there is a moment when he gives the order not to serve because the Germans do not pay.

00:26:08The Germans aren't paying, the Americans and the British are putting pressure on them.

00:26:14The Germans have lost Stalingrad, which means that Germany is behind.

00:26:19Then Franco, using the excuse that they are not paying, gives the order not to pay.

00:26:23And under penalty of death, that is.

00:26:25Yeah.

00:26:26However, it is one of his ministers, named Mr. Demetrio Carteller,

00:26:30who decides to serve on his own, without paying anything.

00:26:34Ignoring Franco.

00:26:35Without paying anything.

00:26:36Fernando, was the war prolonged because of tungsten?

00:26:39Yes, probably.

00:26:40Would it have finished sooner without this material?

00:26:43You can never predict these things, but probably you can.

00:26:47I really appreciate you giving us a few lessons,

00:26:51some strokes on this material, which now, somehow,

00:26:54We see it as forgotten in some mines, and yet it was so important.

00:26:58I'm sure many people are asking their parents,

00:27:00or even grandparents, Wolfram, Tumsten,

00:27:04the hidden war that took place in Spain, in our country.

00:27:08Amazing.

00:27:08History gives us authentic mysteries, difficult to surpass.

00:27:12There it is, the gray gold the Nazis were looking for.

00:27:14Leonardo Caruana, a pleasure.

00:27:15Thank you so much, really, for telling us this story.

00:27:18Thank you.

00:27:18Until next time, Fernando.

00:27:20As always, thank you very much.

00:27:21Whenever you want, thanks to you.

00:27:23Thank you.

00:27:23We continue with many things, including current events.

00:27:27This was about 65 years ago.

00:27:29Let's move on to the latest news.

00:27:41We started the week with the discovery of a real monster.

00:27:44A fossilized skull that has the scientific community in awe.

00:27:49Because the truth is, they had never encountered a specimen like this before.

00:27:53These are the remains of a marine giant that were found on the coast of Dorset, in southeast England.

00:27:59Its skull measures almost two and a half meters, so it is estimated that the animal was about 16 meters long.

00:28:04in length, reaching a weight of 13 tons.

00:28:07The creature inhabited the deep sea 150 million years ago and, according to scientists, could have been a true terror.

00:28:14of the seas during the Jurassic period.

00:28:17Pliosaurs were a suborder of pliosaurs, animals that had short necks.

00:28:22They looked like whales with gigantic jaws and deadly teeth.

00:28:26They fed on fish and were perfectly adapted to aquatic life, and some could dive to great depths.

00:28:32greater than 300 meters.

00:28:34It is said that they could eat an animal the size of a human in a single bite, and their

00:28:39ferocity was accompanied by great strength.

00:28:42Absolutely everything has been said about this character.

00:28:44A genius to some, an obvious great scientist, but some people also called him almost the antichrist.

00:28:50We are talking about Galileo, and thanks to an exhibition currently taking place at the National Museum of

00:28:56Science and Technology, here in Madrid,

00:28:58We will be able to see manuscripts and books related to Galileo and his era, which have left Italy for the first time.

00:29:05Galileo and Astronomy can be visited until December 13th.

00:29:09This exhibition, held to mark the International Year of Astronomy, among other things,

00:29:14It has a section dedicated to the invention of the telescope and the first observations of the skies made with it,

00:29:21as well as a manuscript by the mathematician Ian Baptista de la Porta and another by Johannes Faber, who named the

00:29:26microscope with this name.

00:29:28There is also an autograph letter from Galileo to Cesi, dating from 1624, and another letter addressed to Cristina de

00:29:35Lorena,

00:29:36Grand Duchess of Tuscany, in which she explains how the holy scriptures should be interpreted in light of

00:29:42the new discoveries.

00:29:43But above all, the handwritten document containing the text of Galileo's cure in 1633 stands out.

00:29:50after being tried and convicted of heresy for his defense of the fact that the Earth revolves around the Sun.

00:29:57Galileo's heretic. They speak of one of Mother Nature's treasures.

00:30:01of a creation that may seem superfluous but also hides many mysteries, the spider web.

00:30:06This spider web is 140 million years old and was found in Saxe County, in

00:30:13the United Kingdom,

00:30:13by two amateur fossil hunters.

00:30:16According to scientists, they have analyzed it and it belongs to the Cretaceous period.

00:30:21which would make it the oldest piece of amber with embedded fossils found to date.

00:30:26Apparently, this strand of spider silk got trapped in the resin of a conifer after a fire

00:30:32and remained fossilized in the resulting amber, where it has been preserved to this day.

00:30:38Experts have stated that the network was built using a method

00:30:41which allows you to look inside amber with a microscope through 40 different angles.

00:30:47Then, those multiple images are reassembled to recreate this spider web.

00:30:52Have you ever heard of the mystery of amputated feet in Canada?

00:30:56That topic and many more in Unusual World.

00:31:04As Iker rightly said, this news is worthy of an unusual world.

00:31:08Seven sneakers have appeared with seven feet inside.

00:31:13The Royal Canadian Mounted Police still don't know who they belong to.

00:31:17They only know that two of them belong to two women.

00:31:20But what are those feet doing that, according to specialists, according to forensic experts,

00:31:24They have not been slashed, they have not been cut, but they have been separated after the body has been

00:31:31spoiled?

00:31:32Who owns those feet and what are they doing appearing in various locations across Canada?

00:31:39This ghostly girl has also appeared.

00:31:42Look closely, it's the auditorium of the Villa Mercedes school.

00:31:46The children were attending a talk and the teacher took a series of photographs.

00:31:52In one of them, he captured something unusual.

00:31:55A student that none of the teachers at the school know.

00:31:58A blurred student, as if from another time, ghostly.

00:32:02Who is the ghost girl from the Villa Mercedes school?

00:32:05It still remains a mystery.

00:32:07And we plunged into the waters of the island of Grenada.

00:32:10We are going to see the first underwater museum that has ever been created.

00:32:13These magnificent sculptures were created by the artist Jason de Caires.

00:32:18We have to dive into the water to see them, that's for sure.

00:32:22Although it also says they are made for fish.

00:32:24And to create a life.

00:32:27To create coral reefs.

00:32:28Take a look at these spectacular underwater images.

00:32:32And now the newspaper archive, which is our time travel machine.

00:32:34Exactly 30 years.

00:32:37Air traffic alert over Spanish skies.

00:32:40And a conversation between a pilot, his co-pilot, and several radars.

00:32:47It says it all, a sound that no one has been able to forget.

00:32:50This is the Maniches case.

00:32:57Can you confirm what type of aircraft can handle this traffic?

00:33:01If it's on 297, can you confirm? If it's rhyming, what direction?

00:33:06Yes, we don't need to talk any closer.

00:33:09Up to 297.

00:33:11I can only see two steady red lights with no flashing.

00:33:16Up to 297.

00:33:18I have increased the ascent rate by 280.

00:33:23And this traffic is rising much faster than we are and getting closer and closer.

00:33:3830 years, it's been 30 years since the most important, famous case, and it must be said very clearly

00:33:43still unsolved mystery of the UFO story in Spain

00:33:46We go back to November 1979, specifically the night of the 11th

00:33:53It is counted among those of us who make the mystery; it is an absolute classic, I say

00:33:58That night, sleep was only possible in a few Spanish airports and military stations.

00:34:03Strange lights had caused air travel panic.

00:34:08Our colleagues have and provide us with dozens of headlines.

00:34:12The entire press, for example, almost collided with the UFOs

00:34:16The plane's commander speaks, or as ABC headlines, "I landed in Valencia,"

00:34:21Faced with a real risk of collision, it was the commander we heard

00:34:25Lerdo de Tejada

00:34:26What happened?

00:34:28practically at the latitude of Mallorca, a strange alarm signal

00:34:32and then the approach of an object or three spheres that made up a strange artifact

00:34:39They're approaching, nobody knows what it is

00:34:42And in the end, and we must realize, Carmen, the magnitude of this

00:34:45An emergency landing is necessary.

00:34:48It has to land on the outskirts of Valencia, at Manises airport.

00:34:52because it cannot continue with the physical danger that that object represents.

00:34:57There are 161 passengers, many of them are amazed.

00:35:01The case reaches parliament

00:35:03Last week, a couple of weeks ago, we saw Enrique Mujica

00:35:07Well, trying to ask your lordships

00:35:10What on earth had happened that night?

00:35:13The case was declassified

00:35:14The military provided the information.

00:35:16But to this day, UFO

00:35:18theories, all you want

00:35:19But what has to happen for Commander Lerdo de Tejada

00:35:22and his co-pilot Zuazu

00:35:24have to interrupt a flight

00:35:26to make an emergency landing because of some lights?

00:35:28People like Miguel Morlán, director of Manises airport

00:35:31with 200 other people

00:35:33From the ground, they observed those lights

00:35:36But did anyone else see them?

00:35:38The surprise comes, Carmen, three days later

00:35:40Images of the alleged UFO

00:35:42because precisely when that plane

00:35:44the supercarabel of the TAE company

00:35:46It was making an emergency landing in Valencia.

00:35:48Photographs are being taken in Palma de Mallorca

00:35:51We can even see it in the newspapers of the time

00:35:55The newspaper publishes that photograph.

00:35:57where three orange lights can be seen

00:36:00according to witnesses

00:36:01They were making strange movements

00:36:03Many strange things happened that night.

00:36:06for example, in radar systems

00:36:07from the nearby base in the north of the island of Mallorca

00:36:10A series of very rare echoes are captured

00:36:14there is interference

00:36:15The airport is also in a state of emergency.

00:36:18because they don't know what's happening

00:36:20The truth is that there are several people.

00:36:22those from Mallorca

00:36:23They are seeing exactly the same thing

00:36:25that the pilots of the supercaravel

00:36:27ufologists like Joan Cole or Pep Climent

00:36:30from Sawyer

00:36:31They were talking about photographic evidence

00:36:33about the UFO that flew over Mallorca

00:36:35We never knew if this phenomenon

00:36:37It was exactly the same

00:36:38that terrified that crew

00:36:40the supercarabel of the TAE company

00:36:43air transport and links

00:36:45In short, an amazing story

00:36:47I don't remember this.

00:36:4830 years, it seems unbelievable

00:36:49November 11, 1979

00:36:51in a special library, obviously

00:36:53in the case of Manises

00:36:54But the case that comes next

00:36:55It's also very interesting

00:36:56very interesting

00:36:57It belongs to those secrets

00:36:59that some dare to tell

00:37:01and it has substance

00:37:02because they are very famous people

00:37:04famous people

00:37:05that one day or one night

00:37:07They say they met

00:37:09with a ghost

00:37:10He tells it as always

00:37:11Santiago Camacho

00:37:21sometimes

00:37:22sometimes

00:37:23Well, the mystery

00:37:25enter our lives

00:37:26on tiptoes

00:37:27through the back door

00:37:31so slowly

00:37:32and so fast

00:37:33that barely

00:37:34we can realize

00:37:35of what is happening

00:37:36And if you don't believe me, just ask him.

00:37:38to the protagonist

00:37:39of our history

00:37:40tonight

00:37:40the famous director

00:37:42Peter Jackson

00:37:43He experienced it firsthand.

00:37:45one of these situations

00:37:48happened

00:37:49one ordinary morning

00:37:50very early

00:37:51at about six thirty

00:37:54he was

00:37:55waking up

00:37:56still

00:37:56in bed

00:37:58barely

00:37:59had opened

00:38:00the eyes

00:38:01and was ready

00:38:02to go to some meetings

00:38:03in the study

00:38:04for his next film

00:38:05it had been very recently

00:38:06who had moved

00:38:08to the house

00:38:09from his girlfriend

00:38:09that was

00:38:10in a building

00:38:11very old

00:38:12with quite

00:38:13more than a century

00:38:14of history

00:38:14behind him

00:38:15she had already

00:38:16up

00:38:17and in the house

00:38:19There was a scent

00:38:20of freshly brewed coffee

00:38:21and toasted bacon

00:38:24out of the corner of my eye

00:38:26she thought she saw her

00:38:27enter through the door

00:38:28But good morning

00:38:30that he was going to give her

00:38:31They were frozen to death

00:38:33on the lips

00:38:33when he discovered

00:38:35that it wasn't her

00:38:37the one that was ending

00:38:37to enter

00:38:39She was an old woman

00:38:41unknown

00:38:42but the fact

00:38:43to see their private lives

00:38:45raped

00:38:46by that unknown

00:38:47It wasn't what

00:38:48It filled him with terror

00:38:49It was her face

00:38:53frozen

00:38:53in a shout

00:38:55mute terror

00:38:56with a grimace

00:38:57terrifying

00:38:58so terrible

00:38:59as never before

00:39:00I had seen her

00:39:02on the face

00:39:03of another human being

00:39:03and so

00:39:05speechless with amazement

00:39:07only he could

00:39:08contemplate

00:39:09like this being

00:39:10crossed the room

00:39:12and was going to disappear

00:39:14crossing

00:39:15one of the walls

00:39:17when he recovered

00:39:18a bit

00:39:19composure

00:39:21called

00:39:21to his wife

00:39:22that upon seeing him

00:39:24paleness

00:39:25of his face

00:39:26he asked

00:39:26worried

00:39:27what had happened to him

00:39:30dear

00:39:31I think I've seen

00:39:33a ghost

00:39:34and the second surprise

00:39:36by Peter Jackson

00:39:37that morning

00:39:38was discovering

00:39:39that his girlfriend

00:39:41she smiled

00:39:43and I told him

00:39:44so

00:39:44have you seen

00:39:46to the woman

00:39:47who shouts

00:39:47without shouting

00:39:49And that's because

00:39:50the ghost

00:39:52It was not at all

00:39:53the first time

00:39:53Nor would it be the last.

00:39:54that visited

00:39:56that address

00:39:57but despite

00:39:59of the investigations

00:40:00of the Jacksons

00:40:02They never discovered

00:40:03nor his identity

00:40:06nor especially

00:40:08what motivated

00:40:09that tremendous

00:40:11grin

00:40:11terrifying

00:40:24And what better time?

00:40:25that these hours

00:40:26of the night

00:40:26to introduce them

00:40:28a new mystery

00:40:30the light of Alcolea

00:40:31although it has

00:40:32many years

00:40:32appearing

00:40:33but I think

00:40:34This is their setup

00:40:35long

00:40:36social

00:40:36They'll understand.

00:40:38immediately

00:40:39maybe tonight

00:40:40tonight

00:40:41many people

00:40:42watch it again

00:40:43since the war

00:40:44it keeps appearing

00:40:44the description

00:40:46identical

00:40:46to many other cases

00:40:47in Spain

00:40:48But let me

00:40:49that to try

00:40:51demonstrate

00:40:51and capture

00:40:52terror

00:40:53that always

00:40:53these phenomena

00:40:54man has had

00:40:54Let's travel way back.

00:40:56in history

00:40:57This is a recent finding

00:40:59It seems that the tomb

00:41:00it was found

00:41:01in the 1970s

00:41:01but now

00:41:02have been made public

00:41:03a series of fragments

00:41:05silk

00:41:06very very deteriorated

00:41:08They see them here

00:41:09pay close attention

00:41:10please

00:41:11there is a species

00:41:12of creatures

00:41:13with some spellings

00:41:14already difficult

00:41:15of interpreting

00:41:16except for specialists

00:41:18accompanied

00:41:19to a child

00:41:20to his father

00:41:21and his mother

00:41:21It was the passport

00:41:22for eternity

00:41:23something very important

00:41:24for them

00:41:25are the first

00:41:26descriptions

00:41:26of history

00:41:27of what appear to be

00:41:28comets or phenomena

00:41:29that have to do with

00:41:30with the light

00:41:30The curious thing

00:41:32because they are accompanied

00:41:33of texts

00:41:33who speak of horror

00:41:34terror

00:41:35bad omen

00:41:36plague

00:41:37as if the lights

00:41:39next

00:41:40were emissaries

00:41:42negative

00:41:43well then

00:41:44two thousand years later

00:41:45that feeling

00:41:46He hasn't left yet.

00:41:47in Alcolea

00:41:49in the mountainous area

00:41:50from Almería

00:41:50as in other places

00:41:51from Spain

00:41:51It continues to be talked about

00:41:53of the dead

00:41:53of the oil lamps

00:41:55of the deceased

00:41:55that something

00:41:58strange

00:41:58and very dark

00:41:59accompanies

00:42:00these lights

00:42:00we have traveled

00:42:02to listen

00:42:03and see testimonials

00:42:04testimonies

00:42:05pure and hard

00:42:06authentic

00:42:07There's little more to add.

00:42:08Look at them

00:42:09and then we took out

00:42:10conclusions

00:42:13the journalistic boom

00:42:15He arrived in 1987

00:42:17But this story

00:42:18it goes back

00:42:19at last

00:42:20of the civil war

00:42:21and it reaches

00:42:22our days

00:42:24from time to time

00:42:25strange lights

00:42:27They visit these fields

00:42:28of the town

00:42:29from Almería

00:42:29from Alcolea

00:42:30and nobody knows

00:42:32what are

00:42:32nor why

00:42:34appear

00:42:45we ask

00:42:46to some witnesses

00:42:47that they teach us

00:42:47the area

00:42:48where they are produced

00:42:49the sightings

00:42:50a farm

00:42:51known as

00:42:52the plains

00:42:54first

00:42:55that's surprising

00:42:56is the high

00:42:57number of people

00:42:58what they say

00:42:58to have met

00:42:59with the light fixture

00:43:00the explanations

00:43:02here

00:43:02There are none

00:43:03explanations

00:43:04directly

00:43:04that comes out

00:43:06without knowing

00:43:07nor the why

00:43:08because

00:43:10none

00:43:10says

00:43:11I got it

00:43:12in the olive groves

00:43:13those

00:43:13This one turned out

00:43:14here

00:43:15to the other

00:43:15It turned out

00:43:16the seal

00:43:16that

00:43:17This one turned out

00:43:18over there

00:43:18in the olive tree

00:43:19the one we stopped

00:43:19first

00:43:20means

00:43:21that there are a few meters

00:43:21of variation

00:43:22to the other

00:43:22It turned out

00:43:23up there

00:43:23to my friend

00:43:24that I have downloaded

00:43:25down there

00:43:25He says he had

00:43:26over there

00:43:27but

00:43:28Yes, there is no place

00:43:30what comes out

00:43:31throughout

00:43:31the valley

00:43:32This is what led him to

00:43:33the light from here

00:43:33down there

00:43:34where it ends

00:43:35the eastern plain

00:43:37the cane

00:43:40Everyone is convinced

00:43:41that what they have seen

00:43:43It's unusual.

00:43:44and they coincide

00:43:46in affirming

00:43:47that something

00:43:48They have the lights

00:43:49that puts

00:43:50hair

00:43:50on end

00:43:53There was a gentleman here.

00:43:54already older

00:43:54who has died

00:43:56that they called him

00:43:57José Hervisco

00:43:58and the son

00:43:59and it turns out

00:44:00what it says

00:44:01He was a man

00:44:02very strong

00:44:03and a man

00:44:04that he didn't believe

00:44:05a lot in things

00:44:06and said

00:44:07For now I'm going

00:44:07to go there

00:44:07Let's see if I can get it to work.

00:44:08to me the light

00:44:09Let's go, kid.

00:44:09he tells the child

00:44:10We're both going

00:44:10there

00:44:11and the light comes out for us

00:44:11Let's see if he's capable.

00:44:12of us leaving

00:44:13And you'll see what's going to happen to him.

00:44:14in the light

00:44:15Well, they came here

00:44:17and they were there

00:44:18expecting

00:44:19had come to light

00:44:20and the light appeared.

00:44:20But they let themselves go.

00:44:22the espadrilles

00:44:22along the way

00:44:23running for the tail

00:44:24that he doesn't go

00:44:25who have not returned

00:44:27to come more from there

00:44:28Well, first of all, me

00:44:29I'm going to say

00:44:29that I know about this

00:44:31He never commented on anything.

00:44:32This is the first time

00:44:33I'm going to say something

00:44:34so

00:44:35because I don't like it

00:44:37the topic

00:44:37not at all

00:44:38we were coming from

00:44:40with a tractor

00:44:41for firewood

00:44:41two more boys

00:44:42and then the road

00:44:44he was isolated

00:44:45I was on land

00:44:47and upon arriving here

00:44:48to the place

00:44:48of this farm

00:44:49we dropped it

00:44:51a few sticks

00:44:52and we stopped

00:44:53to get it

00:44:55and for the moment

00:44:56well that

00:44:57we look for

00:44:58opposite

00:44:58and damn it

00:44:59There is a light

00:44:59that gave us

00:45:00that

00:45:01some gleaming

00:45:01and so on

00:45:02and one of the boys

00:45:04that came to another

00:45:04He got very nervous

00:45:05and began to give it a voice

00:45:06there

00:45:06the more voice

00:45:07he gave it to her

00:45:07the light

00:45:09it felt more

00:45:10worse

00:45:10I don't know

00:45:10that

00:45:11It was one thing

00:45:12that's a bit unpleasant

00:45:14which wasn't really that

00:45:15This is like a story

00:45:19some people

00:45:19they will say

00:45:20Is that true?

00:45:21Of course it's true

00:45:23Of course it's true

00:45:24What I would like

00:45:25It's because those who don't believe it

00:45:26that he knew

00:45:27That's what I would like

00:45:38nor the investigations

00:45:39journalistic

00:45:40nor those of some experts

00:45:42that they studied

00:45:42the case

00:45:43on the ground

00:45:44have allowed

00:45:45give an explanation

00:45:46final

00:45:47to this strange phenomenon

00:45:49at 4 in the morning

00:45:51around there

00:45:51since I didn't know

00:45:52no staff

00:45:54Well, I feel

00:45:55under an olive tree

00:45:55and the dog beside

00:45:57And I look straight ahead.

00:45:58And I saw a light

00:46:00And then I said

00:46:01Well, there is something here.

00:46:03Yes, this is true

00:46:05so

00:46:07I climbed an olive tree

00:46:09to see if it was a glow

00:46:10of the road

00:46:10that passed by the front side

00:46:11and not what was radiance

00:46:13It's not that

00:46:14It was a light

00:46:15that was up to the task

00:46:16two meters

00:46:18around there

00:46:18a red light

00:46:20and the dog on top of me

00:46:23the dog was looking

00:46:24but nothing

00:46:24nor did it bark

00:46:25or anything

00:46:25And that's why it got to me

00:46:26even the dogs on their toes

00:46:27They told me

00:46:28And what are you?

00:46:29when not even the dog

00:46:30or anything

00:46:30because of a person

00:46:31that comes with a flashlight

00:46:32what it said

00:46:32because

00:46:33the lively one smells

00:46:33and it starts barking

00:46:35There are dates

00:46:36in the year 40

00:46:38some aunts of mine

00:46:40and a cousin of mine

00:46:43were

00:46:44just after the war ended

00:46:45as they say

00:46:45Those were the years of hunger

00:46:47to Cherín

00:46:48a town that is nearby

00:46:50to change

00:46:52balls of yarn

00:46:53that had a store

00:46:54by orange

00:46:55for lunch

00:46:56and as it comes up

00:46:58well it turns out

00:47:00that night fell on him

00:47:01and when they arrived

00:47:02there at the place

00:47:02that one from the plains

00:47:04Well, it turned out

00:47:05that light

00:47:06and the women

00:47:07and the little boy

00:47:08which was

00:47:08of

00:47:10because I had

00:47:11seven years

00:47:12had

00:47:13well it turns out

00:47:14who ran away

00:47:15and the light

00:47:16she illuminated it

00:47:17that's the least of it.

00:47:18There are surely

00:47:19that there

00:47:20500

00:47:20600 meters

00:47:21over there

00:47:22on the way

00:47:22man

00:47:23the truth is that

00:47:24It inspires respect.

00:47:25because

00:47:26Because of course

00:47:27I don't

00:47:28that he's afraid

00:47:28but neither

00:47:29It makes me laugh

00:47:30of

00:47:30when they warned me

00:47:31to give away

00:47:32every 3 in the morning

00:47:33well

00:47:34I wasn't very grateful.

00:47:35there

00:47:35but that in the end

00:47:36I was going and I said

00:47:36What the hell

00:47:37I have to go

00:47:38and I have gone

00:47:39but that

00:47:40which I didn't find very funny

00:47:42there, of course

00:47:42but

00:47:44and then

00:47:44what's happening?

00:47:45because people

00:47:45has started to comment

00:47:46many things

00:47:47those who haven't seen anything

00:47:48They are the ones who talk the most.

00:47:49because precisely

00:47:50the first ones who saw it

00:47:51It was us here

00:47:52at this time

00:47:53And we are the ones who least...

00:47:54we have spoken

00:47:55nor those of us who have said the least

00:48:01Some people claim

00:48:02which is easier to see

00:48:03when it has occurred

00:48:05a death

00:48:05in the vicinity

00:48:07on those occasions

00:48:08after the light

00:48:09it has been possible to distinguish

00:48:11to a mysterious

00:48:13man in mourning

00:48:14like a pasta

00:48:15of those black ones

00:48:16very fed up

00:48:17a tiaco

00:48:17very big

00:48:18that

00:48:19if that lends a hand

00:48:21the uncle

00:48:22which is so big

00:48:23He throws me his hand

00:48:24and it undoes me

00:48:26Yeah?

00:48:26yes, yes, yes

00:48:32This was many years ago.

00:48:33It's been a while.

00:48:34Well, it was in '53

00:48:37Well, I was 10 years old

00:48:39and then I'll come

00:48:40to the farmhouse

00:48:41of my

00:48:41from my brother

00:48:42go to sleep

00:48:44and I get up

00:48:45one night

00:48:45with the gallows

00:48:46said

00:48:46I'm going to see

00:48:48If it happens to me

00:48:49the uncle in mourning

00:48:51that great thing

00:48:54It even scared me.

00:48:56the owner of that farmhouse

00:48:57They killed him.

00:48:58and then

00:49:00I don't know if those lights

00:49:02or those things that come out

00:49:03because it will be a reference point

00:49:05to something

00:49:05some dead

00:49:06or something like that

00:49:08you understand?

00:49:08But I'm the only one.

00:49:10that I know

00:49:12that there are a lot of people

00:49:13who has seen her

00:49:14even that she'll be watching it

00:49:16but they remain silent

00:49:17because some believe

00:49:18that they will be criticized

00:49:20or they'll laugh at them

00:49:21and they will say

00:49:21look

00:49:21this

00:49:22that they have nothing else

00:49:23what to do

00:49:24nothing more to tell

00:49:25one thing that is not true

00:49:26or that is not true

00:49:27But I think

00:49:28that those who have seen it

00:49:29as

00:49:29it is attested

00:49:31or go

00:49:32I've been told about it.

00:49:33these men

00:49:33They are older men

00:49:34and serious

00:49:35and formal

00:49:36that they won't deceive

00:49:38besides

00:49:38which is not just saying it for the sake of saying it

00:49:40that experience

00:49:41memory

00:49:42that

00:49:43that many

00:49:44they tell it

00:49:44and it even gives me

00:49:45until tears

00:49:46the hairs standing on end

00:49:48and some

00:49:49They tell him

00:49:49and they laugh

00:49:50ah

00:49:50What will it be?

00:49:51That's something to see.

00:49:53It's not worth telling.

00:49:54It's worth seeing.

00:49:56after interviewing us

00:49:57with the main ones

00:49:58protagonists of the case

00:50:00all that was left was

00:50:01one thing to do

00:50:02try to find each other

00:50:04ourselves

00:50:05with the mystery

00:50:17They say that to be a witness

00:50:19of the mysterious light

00:50:20from Alcolea

00:50:20the best

00:50:21is coming here

00:50:22to the plains

00:50:24to the farm

00:50:25in small groups

00:50:27or better

00:50:28in complete solitude

00:50:30we are going to pass

00:50:31a whole night here

00:50:33to try to feel

00:50:35the place

00:50:37and also

00:50:38if we're lucky

00:50:39to meet

00:50:40with that mysterious light

00:50:41perhaps we can determine

00:50:43If there is a logical explanation

00:50:44or are we facing a phenomenon

00:50:46supernatural

00:50:55It's almost ten to one

00:50:56in the early morning

00:50:57for now

00:50:58no trace of the phenomenon

00:51:00we met

00:51:01in the middle of the field

00:51:02in complete darkness

00:51:03and only the enlightened

00:51:05because of the lights

00:51:05of our own vehicle

00:51:08we have been able to verify

00:51:09a fact

00:51:11And that's no small thing.

00:51:12we have ruled out

00:51:13the main thesis

00:51:14of the skeptics

00:51:14what they said

00:51:15those lights

00:51:16could come from

00:51:17of a road

00:51:18that is

00:51:19a little more

00:51:20of one kilometer

00:51:20from here

00:51:21and that is

00:51:22quite busy

00:51:23right now

00:51:24although you

00:51:24they can't see it

00:51:25There are cars

00:51:26driving along that road

00:51:28They see nothing.

00:51:29TRUE?

00:51:29not even a glimmer

00:51:30So what they saw

00:51:32those peasants

00:51:33It had to be something else.

00:51:48most people

00:51:50that have seen the light

00:51:51They have done it

00:51:52when they were alone

00:51:54So I've distanced myself.

00:51:55of my colleagues

00:51:56I have ventured

00:51:57in the dark

00:51:58And I'm going to stay here

00:51:59for a while

00:52:00Let's see if we have

00:52:01better luck

00:52:02right now

00:52:05It's three o'clock

00:52:06and a half

00:52:07in the early morning

00:52:30I assure you

00:52:31that the while

00:52:32that I've been through here

00:52:33in solitude

00:52:33It has been difficult

00:52:35are

00:52:37almost five

00:52:39minus five

00:52:39in the early morning

00:52:42at this time

00:52:43the cold

00:52:44It's gotten to me

00:52:45the bones

00:52:45I have heard

00:52:47all kinds of noises

00:52:47and even

00:52:49I thought I saw

00:52:49on the horizon

00:52:50some lights

00:52:52but of the phenomenon

00:52:54of the light of the alcoholic

00:52:56nothing

00:52:57I have asked him

00:52:58to my colleagues

00:52:59come and get me

00:53:01but we have to let

00:53:02one thing is clear

00:53:03that we

00:53:04tonight

00:53:04we haven't seen

00:53:06that reddish light

00:53:07it does not mean

00:53:08that does not exist

00:53:29first

00:53:30And first of all

00:53:32I personally thank you

00:53:32to each of the witnesses

00:53:33that they have given us

00:53:34your experience

00:53:35I know it's not easy.

00:53:36some of them

00:53:37They were speaking for the first time.

00:53:38they dared to go in front

00:53:39from the cold chamber

00:53:40What do you want me to say?

00:53:42everyone is free

00:53:43interpret it however you want

00:53:44I'm getting echoes there

00:53:45deep echoes

00:53:46of authenticity

00:53:47the voice of the people

00:53:49just as it comes from the soul

00:53:50without additives

00:53:52nor sweetenings

00:53:53of any kind

00:53:55There are the facts.

00:53:56They need to be interpreted

00:53:58happen

00:53:58for a long time

00:53:59in some places

00:54:00and the good people of the town

00:54:01has encountered them

00:54:03We're going to try to find out

00:54:04some more

00:54:05this report

00:54:06which I loved

00:54:08It belongs to our colleague

00:54:09Paco Pérez Caballero

00:54:10Good night, friend.

00:54:11good night

00:54:12the light of Alcolea

00:54:13behind that term

00:54:14which may seem simplistic

00:54:15the UFO phenomenon

00:54:17There are so many human stories

00:54:19human stories

00:54:20I don't know about myself

00:54:21I'm impressed

00:54:22especially those people

00:54:23which said

00:54:24Okay, I'm going to take the plunge.

00:54:25I'm going to tell you

00:54:25what happened to me

00:54:26the power of the genuine

00:54:28There's no need to declaim

00:54:29with poetry

00:54:30or to season many things

00:54:31the power of the genuine

00:54:32That's the key

00:54:33I think that

00:54:34of one type to this part

00:54:35we have lost something

00:54:36in journalism

00:54:37and it is the ability

00:54:38from listening

00:54:38regardless of what one

00:54:40can then interpret

00:54:41and we

00:54:42as we have said

00:54:42in the report

00:54:43We've done those two things.

00:54:44first listen

00:54:45and then try

00:54:46experience it firsthand

00:54:47what those people say

00:54:49we have not had

00:54:50the luck of finding each other

00:54:51face to face with the light

00:54:52Or so we believe, at least.

00:54:53but of course

00:54:54Yes, we have been able to feel

00:54:56that we are facing something authentic

00:54:58these people

00:54:58they don't have to

00:54:59invent a story

00:55:00They are people

00:55:02who has never spoken

00:55:02in front of the cameras

00:55:04and what they have told us

00:55:05is what really

00:55:06have lived

00:55:08The Voice of Almería

00:55:09a newspaper

00:55:10that reported

00:55:12of things

00:55:13with this type

00:55:13headlines

00:55:14And I want you to see with me.

00:55:16continue visiting

00:55:17the place

00:55:17at night

00:55:18year 1987

00:55:19the mysterious light

00:55:20It continues to intrigue

00:55:21to the neighbors

00:55:22from Alcolea

00:55:24the neighbors

00:55:25from Alcolea

00:55:25This is curious.

00:55:26They viewed slides

00:55:27to determine

00:55:28what could it be

00:55:29the appearance

00:55:30we imagine

00:55:30a species

00:55:31debate

00:55:32among the people

00:55:33of the town

00:55:33of the region

00:55:34to see what it was

00:55:35the mysterious light

00:55:36from Alcolea

00:55:36could be

00:55:37a synchronizer

00:55:38magnetic

00:55:38I imagine the theories

00:55:40when something happens

00:55:41in an environment

00:55:41where almost never

00:55:42Nothing had happened

00:55:43but still the key

00:55:44is that

00:55:44before this year 87

00:55:46where the press arrives

00:55:47and in that before

00:55:48has dived

00:55:49a great researcher

00:55:51from Almería

00:55:51what has he done

00:55:53very interesting work

00:55:54like the Enigmas

00:55:55and Legends of Almería

00:55:56hugely successful

00:55:57which makes me happy

00:55:58Alberto Cerezuela

00:55:59good night

00:56:00good night

00:56:01Okay, thanks.

00:56:02for giving us

00:56:03this possibility

00:56:03to get closer

00:56:04to a phenomenon

00:56:05that we didn't have

00:56:06listed within

00:56:07of the popular lights

00:56:08then we'll

00:56:08do a quick review

00:56:10because this one already has

00:56:11designation of origin

00:56:12and like all the lights

00:56:14popular in this country

00:56:15which are a phenomenon

00:56:16very strange

00:56:16It comes much sooner

00:56:18of the 80s

00:56:19How long has it been coming?

00:56:20the first testimonies

00:56:21they take us back

00:56:23until the year 40

00:56:24right after

00:56:25of the civil war

00:56:25when a person

00:56:27very well known

00:56:28in the town

00:56:28Cristóbal Moya

00:56:29passed by there

00:56:30with his family

00:56:31at night

00:56:31accompanied by his wife

00:56:32and his son

00:56:33and says he pursued him

00:56:35or pursued them

00:56:35that strange light

00:56:37and with this

00:56:38we found the first testimony

00:56:39What's happening?

00:56:40that these people

00:56:41in light of recent events

00:56:42that was

00:56:43the Spanish Civil War

00:56:44They preferred to keep quiet about it

00:56:45and not tell anyone

00:56:46to avoid impact

00:56:47in the spirit

00:56:47of the neighbors

00:56:48from Alcolea

00:56:48This would be the first case

00:56:50that we have on record

00:56:52with specific witnesses

00:56:54There's something important

00:56:55And we have heard it

00:56:56in other places

00:56:57For example

00:56:57in the celebrated

00:56:59abandoned village

00:57:00from Ochate

00:57:00it was said

00:57:02it was said

00:57:03each one then

00:57:03as I always say

00:57:04let him/her-opinion

00:57:04Many people said

00:57:05a light fixture

00:57:06a kind of lamp

00:57:08floating

00:57:08and the sound of a heart

00:57:09the heartbeat

00:57:10the pumping of a heart

00:57:12It's curious.

00:57:13that many kilometers away

00:57:14almost a thousand kilometers

00:57:15thence

00:57:15we met

00:57:16in Alcolea

00:57:17with the same

00:57:18the same

00:57:18morphology

00:57:19of this red light

00:57:20from Alcolea

00:57:20It's quite interesting.

00:57:22as we have said

00:57:23It is reddish in color

00:57:24usually flies over

00:57:26at a height

00:57:27one meter

00:57:27meter and a half

00:57:28I mean, it's a little thing

00:57:29that goes almost at ground level

00:57:30always in silence

00:57:32No

00:57:32That's the most curious thing.

00:57:34witnesses say

00:57:35that usually emits

00:57:36a kind of sound

00:57:37synchronized

00:57:38more similar

00:57:39to the heartbeat

00:57:40of a human heart

00:57:41It also emits

00:57:42a series of bursts

00:57:43bright

00:57:44that

00:57:45flooded with light

00:57:46the whole area

00:57:47of the plains

00:57:47It's curious too

00:57:49keep him away

00:57:50much to the witnesses

00:57:51because the one that is closest

00:57:52has been

00:57:52about 5 or 6 meters

00:57:54than when there are more people

00:57:55of the account

00:57:56usually disappears

00:57:57Because, as you rightly said

00:57:59during the year 1987

00:58:00which was the last wave

00:58:02we could call it that

00:58:03hundreds of people

00:58:04they approached

00:58:05to the area of the small plains

00:58:06from the nearby villages

00:58:07from Berja

00:58:08from Laujar

00:58:08from Fondón

00:58:09and they spent the night

00:58:10on watch

00:58:11waiting to meet

00:58:12with a phenomenon

00:58:13who did not appear

00:58:13because as we have said

00:58:14usually appears

00:58:16one or two

00:58:17three witnesses

00:58:17who are the ones who have achieved

00:58:19see it

00:58:19another interesting thing

00:58:21It is the size of the light

00:58:22because normally

00:58:24They talk about the dimensions

00:58:25typical of a soccer ball

00:58:27But I have found

00:58:28testimonies

00:58:28ranging from size

00:58:29of an egg

00:58:30even

00:58:31of a bed

00:58:31and even a car

00:58:33the size of a car

00:58:34that is, different witnesses

00:58:35They have seen different things

00:58:36Payment verified something

00:58:37on the spot

00:58:37because this rare phenomenon

00:58:39very Spanish

00:58:40which appears in many chronicles

00:58:42ancient

00:58:42of lights united

00:58:44in certain places

00:58:45What hasn't happened?

00:58:46What things haven't happened?

00:58:47well then

00:58:49many explanations

00:58:50that they always try to give

00:58:51were the vehicles

00:58:52I imagine that man

00:58:54one might think

00:58:55or especially some wise men

00:58:56in quotation marks

00:58:57They may think that people

00:58:58from the countryside

00:58:59I don't know

00:59:00doesn't understand well

00:59:00of their environment

00:59:01when surely

00:59:02learn much more

00:59:02that the scientist

00:59:03of what is his land

00:59:04and they were trying to say

00:59:05which were the lights

00:59:05of the cars

00:59:07You made one

00:59:08very simple investigation

00:59:09that I'm sure many

00:59:10of these wise men

00:59:10They haven't done it

00:59:11because they haven't been there

00:59:11of course the main thing

00:59:12is getting closer to the place

00:59:14unprejudiced

00:59:15It certainly seemed that way to me.

00:59:16very strange

00:59:17that they were the cars

00:59:17Because, as you rightly say,

00:59:19How is a farmer doing?

00:59:20that every night

00:59:21go water

00:59:21to confuse the light

00:59:22of a car

00:59:23of his own car

00:59:24with something else?

00:59:26especially because

00:59:27We're talking

00:59:27perhaps from the year '87

00:59:28even from the year 40

00:59:29where not even cars

00:59:30were so frequent

00:59:31nor the road

00:59:32It was so busy

00:59:33and we're talking

00:59:34of a light

00:59:34that illuminated

00:59:35in bursts

00:59:36a whole field

00:59:37that is to say

00:59:38which is

00:59:38and that he responded

00:59:39For example

00:59:39to the interpellations

00:59:41of the people

00:59:41when they shouted

00:59:43that light

00:59:43Who's there?

00:59:44what's happening?

00:59:45the light responded

00:59:46emitting bursts

00:59:47and we are also seeing

00:59:48that these people

00:59:49that they have told us

00:59:49in the report

00:59:50which are just a small sample

00:59:51They were truly afraid

00:59:53Some even said

00:59:53that was put

00:59:54a goosebump

00:59:55We need to look into that.

00:59:57realize

00:59:58What are they talking about?

00:59:59something that for them

01:00:00It is important

01:00:01and try to get closer

01:00:03as I was saying

01:00:04unprejudiced

01:00:04we were able to verify

01:00:05that there

01:00:06all night

01:00:06They are sometimes seen

01:00:08car lights

01:00:09at a great distance

01:00:10the camera of course

01:00:11He is unable to grasp it

01:00:13so by far

01:00:15that we put

01:00:15It's impossible.

01:00:16that it be

01:00:17the explanation

01:00:18from the light of the tail

01:00:19What is the explanation?

01:00:20Well, that's what

01:00:21We will try to find out

01:00:23tonight

01:00:23The curious thing is that

01:00:23in this little robot moment

01:00:24What has Alberto done?

01:00:26are the same

01:00:27characteristics

01:00:28identical historical

01:00:29at least

01:00:29six cases in Spain

01:00:30that have been around since 1900

01:00:33that have an influx

01:00:34important in times

01:00:35of great drama

01:00:36for example, war

01:00:38and that are identical

01:00:39in some cases even

01:00:40the lights come out

01:00:41of a deposit

01:00:42archaeological

01:00:42of a deposit

01:00:44ancient

01:00:44Iberian

01:00:46strange

01:00:46and people were saying

01:00:48that there was a route

01:00:49from the ruins

01:00:49and return and die in them

01:00:51Why am I saying this?

01:00:52because it gives the impression

01:00:53that we find ourselves

01:00:54not with a phenomenon

01:00:55from the upper atmosphere

01:00:55but of something very close

01:00:57so close

01:00:58And this interests me a lot.

01:00:59Alberto, develop it.

01:01:00because perhaps the key lies there.

01:01:01that there in the colea

01:01:02They believe it has something to do with it

01:01:03with death

01:01:04for various reasons

01:01:05whether

01:01:06area of appearances

01:01:07in time

01:01:07or because they have happened

01:01:09tragic events

01:01:10next

01:01:11to the appearance of light

01:01:12What are people saying?

01:01:13people

01:01:14in the first wave

01:01:16that I discovered

01:01:16which was the one from 1987

01:01:18They blamed him entirely

01:01:19to the UFO phenomenon

01:01:20In addition, people had

01:01:21fear of talking about light

01:01:23Why was I afraid?

01:01:24because when

01:01:26I investigated

01:01:26I realized

01:01:27that really

01:01:28if something is associated

01:01:29in the light of Alcolea

01:01:31is to the phenomenon

01:01:32of death

01:01:32there in the area

01:01:33in the Llanillos area

01:01:34There are a few deaths

01:01:35documented

01:01:36during the war

01:01:37in the same place

01:01:37where this light appears

01:01:39which doesn't go much further

01:01:40It doesn't go much further than that.

01:01:41but it concentrates

01:01:42in an area

01:01:43specifically

01:01:43in that specific area

01:01:45There are two executions

01:01:46documented

01:01:47during the time

01:01:47of the civil war

01:01:48There's a stranger

01:01:49death

01:01:50of a man

01:01:51who lived alone

01:01:51a rather grumpy man

01:01:53that they found it

01:01:54dead in his home

01:01:55at the same time

01:01:57They found it

01:01:58with the door open

01:01:59and in a position

01:02:00somewhat strange

01:02:01That's why we talk

01:02:01of a death

01:02:03under strange circumstances

01:02:04In addition, the story is told

01:02:05I haven't been able to verify this.

01:02:06that in a cistern

01:02:08very close

01:02:08a priest

01:02:09drowned a baby

01:02:10because it could be fruit

01:02:11of a forbidden relationship

01:02:13We even go further

01:02:14because I have testimonies

01:02:15of this year

01:02:16of 2009

01:02:17that they say

01:02:18at two specific points

01:02:19where they have occurred

01:02:20deaths

01:02:21very close

01:02:22from an accident

01:02:22traffic

01:02:23a few months ago

01:02:24They say they have been able to

01:02:26see the light

01:02:27flying over that terrain

01:02:28It's more

01:02:29the people who are strolling

01:02:30over there

01:02:30he was telling me

01:02:31a man

01:02:32who tried to approach

01:02:34to the place where he had died

01:02:35an acquaintance of his

01:02:36and where the light could be seen

01:02:37and that light

01:02:38seemed to run

01:02:39cross-country

01:02:40another thing

01:02:41We have witnesses

01:02:42me too

01:02:42I repeat that I have heard it

01:02:44in so many places

01:02:45from Spain

01:02:46so many times

01:02:47and I have felt

01:02:48so gratified

01:02:49because I know what it means

01:02:50appear on TV

01:02:51telling this

01:02:52For example

01:02:52It depends on how

01:02:53address the mystery

01:02:54as unfortunately

01:02:55Television has covered it

01:02:55for many years

01:02:56one can remain

01:02:57marked

01:02:58stigmatized

01:03:00We are talking about a phenomenon

01:03:00especially anthropological

01:03:01social

01:03:02because?

01:03:03because sometimes

01:03:04And this gives me the creeps

01:03:04from the tip of my

01:03:05really

01:03:06behind that figure

01:03:07of the light

01:03:08something was marked

01:03:09Describe that something to us

01:03:10the testimony

01:03:12by Agustino Utrilla

01:03:13is key in all of this

01:03:14he in the year 53

01:03:15as he rightly said

01:03:16try to get closer

01:03:17as a kid

01:03:18at 10 years old

01:03:19try to get closer

01:03:20in the light

01:03:20and check

01:03:21that there is a being

01:03:23in mourning

01:03:24very high

01:03:25about 2 meters

01:03:25to whom one cannot

01:03:26distinguish the face

01:03:28that carries a species

01:03:29of cloak

01:03:29that fully covers him

01:03:30the body

01:03:31and that also

01:03:32he holds in his hand

01:03:32a lamp

01:03:33that we can associate

01:03:34completely

01:03:35in that light

01:03:36of alcohol

01:03:37also Agustín

01:03:38had an encounter

01:03:39also very close

01:03:40a few years ago

01:03:41because he decided

01:03:42to muster up courage

01:03:43And after so many years

01:03:44I was curious

01:03:45in knowing

01:03:45What was being hidden?

01:03:47behind the light

01:03:47and went into the field

01:03:49to meet her

01:03:50and he found her again

01:03:51and describes again

01:03:53to that mourning being

01:03:54It is the only case

01:03:55is professed

01:03:55Let's put it this way

01:03:56that someone is going to meet

01:03:57with that

01:03:58and he's lucky

01:03:58Yes, because there are more people.

01:04:01who have tried

01:04:02but they have fled

01:04:03terrified from there

01:04:04because they have been found

01:04:05with the light

01:04:05or with this mourning being

01:04:06and those people

01:04:07They don't want to know anything.

01:04:08They do not want to give their testimony

01:04:10I can tell you

01:04:11Iker

01:04:11that there are people

01:04:12that has happened

01:04:12really bad

01:04:13There is a man

01:04:14that he has asked

01:04:15that maintains

01:04:16your identity

01:04:16anonymously

01:04:17who even came

01:04:19to suffer attacks

01:04:20of the light

01:04:21She said she saw her

01:04:22at your door

01:04:22at the door of his farmhouse

01:04:23which is curiously

01:04:24in the area

01:04:25of the plains

01:04:25he said that many nights

01:04:27the light, I saw the light

01:04:28through the window

01:04:29I was outside

01:04:29He even went so far as to say

01:04:31This man

01:04:31that on one occasion

01:04:32went inside

01:04:33This man suffered

01:04:34a panic attack

01:04:35and he had to come

01:04:36the parish priest of Alcolea himself

01:04:37to bless the house

01:04:38and says that since then

01:04:39He hasn't seen her again

01:04:40so

01:04:41What is this phenomenon?

01:04:42It is the reflection

01:04:43from one's own fears

01:04:44of one's own belief

01:04:46like so many other teachers

01:04:48of deep psychiatry

01:04:49I would talk about a kind

01:04:50Gregor's

01:04:51which is the conjunction

01:04:53of many people

01:04:54thinking the same thing

01:04:55of cobra form

01:04:56The curious thing is that

01:04:57the interpretation

01:04:57which is wonderful

01:04:58go further

01:04:59I've come across her

01:05:00in the Urdes

01:05:01I've come across her

01:05:01in Albacete

01:05:02I've come across her

01:05:02in many places

01:05:04from Spain

01:05:05For example

01:05:05they believe

01:05:06And did you remember?

01:05:07that here

01:05:08We're talking about Peru.

01:05:09and its deserts

01:05:10there the grave robbers

01:05:11of those who one day

01:05:11I'll tell you things

01:05:12grave robbers

01:05:13mark the spot

01:05:14which points a light

01:05:15the light of the treasure

01:05:17that is to say

01:05:17They don't go to a place

01:05:19to end

01:05:20if before there was no

01:05:20a light

01:05:21which isn't even a plane

01:05:22nor satellite

01:05:23nor flashlight

01:05:23that marks them

01:05:24a golden light

01:05:26Well, there were people here.

01:05:27that reflected that belief

01:05:28ancient ancestral

01:05:29that nothing is being said

01:05:30of that belief

01:05:30and made you feel it

01:05:33that could have

01:05:35a treasure

01:05:35in all this

01:05:36yes yes

01:05:36they said that

01:05:37one of the explanations

01:05:38perhaps the most unusual

01:05:39but indeed

01:05:40It could be that

01:05:41like Alcolea

01:05:42had been a territory

01:05:44traditionally

01:05:44of treasures

01:05:45Well, those lights

01:05:46They will try to tell us something

01:05:47such as

01:05:48in the report

01:05:49what did we do

01:05:49of the saints of Arjona

01:05:51where some lights

01:05:52They pointed to the place

01:05:53where the martyrs were

01:05:55why not?

01:05:55But really, this light

01:05:56I think it's going in a different direction.

01:05:58I think it's much closer

01:05:59to the explanation of death

01:06:00which also

01:06:01as we have said

01:06:02He has a certain level of intelligence.

01:06:03that does not allow

01:06:04that you get close enough

01:06:05Augustine perhaps

01:06:06because he was a child

01:06:07which is also important

01:06:09He was able to get a little closer

01:06:10and distinguish that figure

01:06:12what others may not have seen

01:06:13what others didn't see

01:06:14although there are some testimonies

01:06:16what they say

01:06:16that same figure

01:06:17has been seen

01:06:18in places where there have been accidents

01:06:20where they have been placed

01:06:21For example

01:06:21those flowers

01:06:22to remember loved ones

01:06:23and that he's hanging around there

01:06:24as if it were

01:06:25the same figure of death

01:06:26It is also said

01:06:27that appears more

01:06:28that light

01:06:29when there has been

01:06:30well, a catastrophe

01:06:31when there has been

01:06:32a celebrated death

01:06:33in the town

01:06:33What is clear

01:06:35It's that in alcoholism

01:06:36almost everyone

01:06:37has seen the light

01:06:37or a lot of people

01:06:38Many have heard of her

01:06:40there is a deathly silence

01:06:41There is a certain fear there.

01:06:43not just shame

01:06:44because also

01:06:44There is shame in saying

01:06:45I have seen the light

01:06:46just in case

01:06:46what they're going to think

01:06:47the colleagues

01:06:48or friends

01:06:48But there is also fear.

01:06:50There is some fear

01:06:51What do you hear?

01:06:52If I speak of light

01:06:53What's going to happen to me?

01:06:53indeed

01:06:54these same witnesses

01:06:55we have seen some

01:06:56what they say

01:06:56This is my first time

01:06:57I'll tell you.

01:06:57and I want them to treat it

01:06:59seriously

01:06:59just in case

01:06:59Let them laugh at me

01:07:01Of course

01:07:01It's a phenomenon

01:07:02as you said

01:07:02that repeats

01:07:03all over the country

01:07:04and that of course

01:07:05It's interesting enough

01:07:06as if we had gone

01:07:07to spend the night

01:07:08over there

01:07:08and has collected several phrases

01:07:09excellent

01:07:10that uncle in mourning

01:07:11which I think is wonderful

01:07:13In other words, it defines

01:07:13what is a perception

01:07:14the uncle in mourning

01:07:16a terrifying figure

01:07:18It's scary.

01:07:18that is wrapped

01:07:19in the darkness

01:07:20perhaps from the shadows

01:07:21of death

01:07:22This is not

01:07:23to tell the tale

01:07:24but to see it

01:07:25that phenomenon

01:07:26that there

01:07:27described in such a way

01:07:28We've seen it

01:07:29from the first

01:07:30testimonies

01:07:31of man

01:07:32strange lights

01:07:33near us

01:07:34Alberto Cerezuela

01:07:35to continue investigating

01:07:36to continue collecting

01:07:38and above all

01:07:39to continue saving

01:07:40of the eternal soul

01:07:41many stories like this

01:07:42thanks my friend

01:07:42thank you so much

01:07:43Until next time

01:07:43Paco, as always.

01:07:44Great job!

01:07:45What can I tell you?

01:07:46thank you so much

01:07:46I'm impressed

01:07:47We will continue listening

01:07:48to the people

01:07:48which is our job

01:07:49It's our job

01:07:50of course

01:07:50And a luxury as always.

01:07:52Paco, thank you.

01:07:52thank you

01:07:53Let's look at some pictures.

01:07:54Sometimes lights are captured

01:07:56stories are captured

01:07:57that remain in a photo

01:07:58those photos

01:07:59Carmen brings them

01:08:00some

01:08:00as I said before

01:08:01with solution

01:08:03and some others

01:08:04chilling

01:08:05Carmen

01:08:06Well, we have a solution.

01:08:07Iker

01:08:07for a photograph

01:08:08that they sent us

01:08:09a few weeks ago

01:08:11from the cathedral

01:08:12from Murcia

01:08:13in it

01:08:13we identify

01:08:15to a strange character

01:08:16but we didn't know

01:08:17which could be

01:08:18because

01:08:19It was an ornament

01:08:20which had nothing to do with it

01:08:21I'm going to point it out.

01:08:23so that it can be seen

01:08:24It had nothing to do with it

01:08:25initially

01:08:26with the altarpiece

01:08:27of the cathedral

01:08:28There we have it.

01:08:29But look

01:08:30now the viewers

01:08:32they have sent us

01:08:33the solution

01:08:34we have already found

01:08:35to that strange character

01:08:36It's about a child

01:08:38a baby Jesus

01:08:39which seems to be

01:08:40in the chapel

01:08:41of the Vélez family

01:08:41Here's the explanation

01:08:43Look, I'm going to lower it.

01:08:44There it is

01:08:45oh

01:08:45What a little angel!

01:08:46captured according to

01:08:47at what angle

01:08:48and with a certain light

01:08:50this little angel

01:08:50seems to become

01:08:51on something else

01:08:52more demonic

01:08:54but in this case

01:08:55We have the solution

01:08:56thank you so much

01:08:57to our viewers

01:08:58Well, it's an example.

01:09:00a clear example

01:09:01how they help us

01:09:02to solve stories

01:09:03we are not

01:09:04accustomed

01:09:05perhaps to observe this

01:09:07from that perspective

01:09:08And they did.

01:09:09and they have photographs

01:09:10from each place

01:09:11And I think it could be interesting

01:09:13continue to count on their help

01:09:14from the fence

01:09:14also taken

01:09:15another image

01:09:16in the end

01:09:17in the end

01:09:17an angel

01:09:18crying

01:09:19a little sinister too

01:09:20depending on how you look at it

01:09:21But very nice

01:09:22artistic

01:09:23Murcia Cathedral

01:09:24Mystery solved

01:09:26As you can see tonight

01:09:27He has not been the only one

01:09:27But let's look at an image.

01:09:29which is causing a sensation

01:09:31They sent it to us

01:09:32many of you

01:09:33They already know both ways

01:09:34contact

01:09:34fourth millennium

01:09:35at4.com

01:09:36and the post office box

01:09:3818189

01:09:39with the postal code

01:09:40from Madrid

01:09:4228080

01:09:42look

01:09:43a christening

01:09:44Here we have the child

01:09:45the one they are baptizing

01:09:46Valentino Mora

01:09:47This happens in Despeñaderos

01:09:49a town

01:09:50from Argentina

01:09:51The mother is 21 years old

01:09:53She is a single mother.

01:09:54and it has hardly any

01:09:55Iker to pay

01:09:55to a photographer

01:09:56that I could do

01:09:57some photograph

01:09:58of the baptism

01:09:58of his little one

01:09:59There was a photographer

01:10:01precisely

01:10:01in this parish

01:10:02Silvana Salles

01:10:03and asks her please

01:10:05if you can do it

01:10:05a single photograph

01:10:07to have it

01:10:08as a memory

01:10:09then

01:10:10when it captures

01:10:10this image

01:10:11Have you seen it yet?

01:10:13Yes, yes

01:10:14perfectly

01:10:14clear

01:10:15There's nothing else.

01:10:16What can I say?

01:10:16water has created

01:10:17as if it were

01:10:18a cross

01:10:19a species

01:10:19of the rosary

01:10:20It's already being discussed

01:10:21over the internet

01:10:22of all kinds

01:10:23miraculous

01:10:24Can you zoom in a little?

01:10:26so that people

01:10:27see it

01:10:29I think that

01:10:30It's not necessary

01:10:31expand it a lot

01:10:32Because the truth is

01:10:33It's a

01:10:34from the images

01:10:35clearer

01:10:36that have been obtained

01:10:37of pareidolia

01:10:39which is what they are called

01:10:40TRUE?

01:10:40but in this case

01:10:41It's true

01:10:42It seems to be

01:10:43the chain

01:10:43of the rosary

01:10:44and the cross

01:10:45falling

01:10:46when in reality

01:10:47It's an effect

01:10:48that has produced

01:10:48the water

01:10:49and there is no manipulation

01:10:50There is no type

01:10:51handling

01:10:52throughout this area

01:10:53No

01:10:53the only image

01:10:55that is captured

01:10:55of this child

01:10:56we have it here

01:10:58It's this little one

01:10:59the only image

01:11:00that is captured

01:11:01his

01:11:01at his baptism

01:11:02has come out

01:11:04miraculously

01:11:04because

01:11:05There we see it

01:11:06with that cross

01:11:07This is the child

01:11:08This is the child

01:11:09I don't know what it is.

01:11:10But history

01:11:10It's wonderful

01:11:11the mother

01:11:11that only he can do

01:11:12a photo

01:11:13Perhaps that's why

01:11:14so wonderful

01:11:15that can understand

01:11:16that there's something behind it

01:11:17But hopefully

01:11:17Let that simply be it.

01:11:19or a baptism

01:11:20with an added miracle

01:11:23fortune

01:11:23for this child

01:11:24which by the way

01:11:25it seems that

01:11:25with the bib

01:11:25of the mythical

01:11:26River Plate

01:11:26in the end

01:11:27We talked about other things

01:11:28other things

01:11:29wonderful

01:11:30that are happening

01:11:31It seems unbelievable.

01:11:33but the water

01:11:34the water

01:11:35with some faith

01:11:36the power of the mind

01:11:38on the subject

01:11:40guess

01:11:40who's going to be

01:11:41somehow

01:11:42the world ambassador

01:11:43from now on

01:11:44of these things

01:11:51I'm talking to you

01:11:52by Mr. Dan Brown

01:11:53which I think

01:11:54and they will be with me

01:11:55at this point

01:11:56it does not need

01:11:57no presentation

01:11:59really

01:12:00not only

01:12:01we can talk

01:12:01successful

01:12:02in the da Vinci code

01:12:03but of a genuine

01:12:05paradigm shift

01:12:06many people

01:12:07in the world

01:12:08have begun to take an interest

01:12:09not only because of mysteries

01:12:10of Christianity

01:12:11but by the Templars

01:12:13the Cathars

01:12:13Mary Magdalene

01:12:14the sacred blood

01:12:15the story

01:12:17criticized by many

01:12:18admired by others

01:12:19I want them

01:12:20tell them

01:12:20I'm really excited

01:12:22that someone

01:12:23becomes multi-vinegar

01:12:24with his books

01:12:24because above all

01:12:25And I think Dan Brown

01:12:26He proves it again.

01:12:27He's quite the guy.

01:12:29in art

01:12:29to develop plots

01:12:30which is not easy at all

01:12:31the easy

01:12:33simply

01:12:33is to criticize

01:12:34and not doing it

01:12:34Dan Brown

01:12:35in his new work

01:12:37I think that

01:12:38delve a little deeper

01:12:39and the truth

01:12:40Beware of what's coming

01:12:41This is my warning.

01:12:43It has a lot to do with it

01:12:44what he had

01:12:44Carmen del Agua

01:12:45and the forms

01:12:47that acquires

01:12:47Dan Brown

01:12:48without complexes

01:12:49in the first interviews

01:12:50and in that new work

01:12:51He's talking about

01:12:52unethical sciences

01:12:53the power of the mind

01:12:55on the subject

01:12:56has been considered

01:12:57publicly

01:12:58follower

01:12:59of things like

01:12:59the memory of water

01:13:00they remember

01:13:01the experiments

01:13:01what did we do here

01:13:02by Masaru Emoto

01:13:03And let's go!

01:13:04makes a kind

01:13:05battle

01:13:06between science

01:13:07orthodox

01:13:07and skepticism

01:13:08and ancient beliefs

01:13:09and wisdom

01:13:10that were forgotten

01:13:12crushed

01:13:13detached from reality

01:13:14in the end

01:13:15that with Mr. Dan Brown

01:13:16whom I consider

01:13:18a teacher

01:13:18in the thriller

01:13:19And it's not easy at all.

01:13:20And hopefully it sells

01:13:21a lot more

01:13:21than what it has already sold

01:13:22it will cause

01:13:23a change

01:13:24again

01:13:25concept

01:13:25a lot of people

01:13:26worldwide

01:13:27He'll want to know more

01:13:29of the mind

01:13:29on the subject

01:13:30of the mystery

01:13:31pure and simple

01:13:32And I truly believe that

01:13:33This is fantastic news!

01:13:34because they know

01:13:35as of today

01:13:36who can do it

01:13:37a global change

01:13:38of thought

01:13:39if it isn't Mr. Dan Brown

01:13:40until next week

01:13:42friends

01:13:42until seven days from now

01:13:56Music

01:14:41Thanks for watching the video.

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