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Today would've been Carlos Valeta's birthday😭😭😭. He was one of the boys sucked off the plane when it crashed. The actor who played him has wished him a happy birthday on his sm😭
Oh wow that is such an amazing coincidence!
What's the IG of the actor pls?
he was only 18 years old. i really still wonder how he really died, because the survivors aren't sure about it.
😢😢😢
If you listen to the shouts in the background when they are with the pilot who hear people shouting ‘Valeta, Valeta’. He survived being sucked out of the plane and started to run downhill and the other survivors saw him. Then he disappeared from sight. I believe that this was shown in a scene that was deleted. He probably fell into a hole and was suffocated. They found his body on 14 December and according to his father, a doctor, he was eaten. Dr Valeta said that he was grateful that his son’s body helped others to survive and that in each of them he saw his son.
“Carlitos Miguel Paez, my son” The guy who says the names at the end is Carlitos himself. He played his own father.
Wow that is beautiful!
@@myegyptiandadreacts4824one of the persons who plays as a doctor inthe hospital is Canessa himself… he is a doctor in real life.
Not only that, there's also a recording of the original transmission, and those are the exact words his father used.
Great reaction. Not just that, the journalist asking for the names is the real one who broadcasted this 51 years ago. It’s an exact copy of the original recording.
@@myegyptiandadreacts4824In fact, the one who opens the door to Nando's actors, his mother and his brother, is Nando Parrado himself. And the nurse who takes the Canessa actor is Roberto Canessa himself.
It is considered by National Geographic as the greatest survival story of las 100 years. What Nando and Roberto did is something unbelievable for most professional climbers. These guys saw and touched the snow for the first time and walk 60 Km with no equipment nor clothes and with half of their weight. But at the end, is the effort of all of them, survivals and non survivals, and the love between them what makes this story so remarkable.
When Nando Parrado and Roberto Canessa reached the top of the Mountain and saw all those mountains they almost lost all hope, Canessa wanted to go back, but Nando didn't want to, he told Canessa: "I can't go back, if I do, sooner or later I'll have to eat my mother and my sister." That's one of the main reasons why he wanted to escape so desperately. He talks about it in an interview.
Nando also said that he wanted to see his father and tell him that he hadn't lost all his family. His father was his motivation, Nando said that each step was getting him closer to his dad...
Also, Tintin didn't go back down the mountain with hopeful news. He said that what they saw was horrible, nothing but mountains all the way around. But that they would walk until they were dead. In the movie is interesting bc Tintin says they have exactly 10 days worth of food, and sounds like a future newscaster- but actually it was the opposite, everything was unknown and hopeless when they saw all those mountains for miles all around.
After a week , those left on the plane, were losing all hope and wanted to make a team to go the opposite direction
Gustavo Zervino (the guy with the suitcase) after the accident visited every one of the families and delivered a token from their loved ones to each of them. It took 1 month to do it. To this day, 50 yrs later, he keeps a cabinet with the things he got that no family claimed.
You're the first reactors I see that actually understood the thing about Gustavo and the suitcase!!! It made me so happy when you got it! Ohhhh, I loved this video so much. Thank you for reacting to this movie!
Are there people who don't understand why he doesn't want to leave the suitcase behind? Seriously? Wow
@@shishinonaito You'd be surprised. It's mostly because they don't pay attention, but I've seen people say stuff like "Really? Leave it! It's just a suitcase!". Or like "I'd leave it there and go!".
They weren't souvenirs for himself. They were keepsakes from the dead to give back to the families of those who didn't survive. And he visited all the families, one by one afterward, to give them closure and the "souvenir". Such a good man with an incredible soul.
I loved your reaction.. specially from Dad. He seems to be a very heartfelt and intelligent human being
I know! I loved the dad's reactions too! It's a perfect film for fathers and sons to watch together, a special experience.
Your reaction when Nando and Roberto see the arriero by the river (the man riding the horse) was so genuine!
Great reaction family :)
I love u both
Besides your reactions, what moved me the most was your father-son relationship. It's just wonderful to see how you two share your emotions and time. Greetings from Uruguay.
Yo le puse casi lo mismo.....🤣🤣
tal cual 🥰
When it reveals that Roberto and Nando see the man with the horse, I always catch myself getting super emotional 😭
This is probably one of the most respectful and genuine reactions I’ve ever seen, thank you so much for this. Is so incredible that this history is being known all around the world, because it’s more than the situation of the bodies, is a history of love, true love and the need to survive and create a real society. It is also amazing that some of the survivors appear just like Roberto, Nando and Carlitos, because this movie feels human.
Como española me encanta ver qué personas de diferentes países y culturas entienden perfectamente sin hablar castellano, el sentir de la película. La lucha de un director español por rodar en castellano, en este caso el castellano que se hablaba en el Uruguay de los años 70, siendo fiel y respetuoso con el sentimiento de los protagonistas, vivos y no vivos. Una película hecha con grandísimos profesionales españoles, uruguayos y argentino, demostrando que se puede hacer magia cinematografica fuera de EEUU y en castellano.
El logro de Bayona es notable. Yo, como uruguayo, me siento tan identificado. Me encanta ver una película tan buena sobre una historia tan nuestra y ver toda nuestra identidad representada. Creo que está en franco crecimiento a nivel mundial.
Muy cierto.¡ARRIBA EL ESPAÑOL!.
La historia merecía un fan como Bayona para ser contada.
Hasta las ropas y los vehículos de los 70 tuvieron que estudiar para respetar la historia y se aprecia mucho en el aeropuerto en segundos. Ojalá salga la película extendida que filmaron cientos de horas antes y después del accidente
@@alffredo9941 sin dudas una película súper cuidada. Lo del aeropuerto además de los detalles mínimos es Perfecto. Por fin alguien plasma semejante historia como debía ser contada.
minute 37:32 The doctor behind the actor who plays Roberto Canessa is the real survivor Roberto Canessa. Upon returning to Uruguay, he finished his medical career and became a prestigious children's cardiologist to this day.
41:35 According to Canessa, that was the best bean dish that ever ate.
The bodies that were not touched were that of all women and that of the last three dead, who died from infections, including Numa Turcatti.
Thank you! I could not find that info online
14 cuerpos no los tocaron.
The film is a cinematic masterpiece, not only because of the aesthetics, art, photography, make-up or script, but because they managed to tell the story as real and truthful as possible, to the point that the survivors actively participated in it and say that when they see it they relive in their minds everything that happened. It is wonderful the way in which Bayona manages to show the harshness of what happened with an artistic touch and a strong emotional charge and for the first time not only highlighting the figure of the survivors as heroes but also those who died and did not make it out of the mountain, which is why Numa's voice as narrator is so important. Each of the actors met the real person they were playing and most of them managed to create a bond with them, moving from interpretation to reality and giving the importance it deserves to what each survivor felt, because as they have already said, each one remembers the mountain in a unique way. I loved your dad's reaction, he was trying to contain the emotion until he couldn't anymore :(
That is so wholesome! It's our pleasure!
This is just beautiful reaction. Thank you so much for watching and have so wonderful emotions for this story ♥
This movie is out of this world. If it doesn't get the Oscar I'll be mad. Nice seeing a father and a son watching it and enjoying it together. Greetings from Chile 🇺🇾🇪🇸🇦🇷🇨🇱
Recuerdo aquél momento del accidente.
Estaba en clases de Enseñanza Secundaria... era de noche y el Profesor nuestro nos dijo que un sobrino suyo había caído en ese avión y se puso a llorar!
Terrible angustia y tristeza durante 72 días para todo el Uruguay!. Se llamó luego un MILAGRO de Navidad, cuando supimos que había sobrevivientes y los rescataron!
I'm uruguaian and this Is a true story that Is part of the history of our country ✨🇺🇾
Your father is very intelligent and empathetic, really good reaction!
I'm so unbelivable happy with your reaction!! Not only you were so understanding, I have to commend you on your pronunciation of Spanish, flawless!!❤
Thank you! 😃
Rest in peace all those who died out there in the cold 🥺
Lovely reaction! I love how your Dad said that Numa felt useless and He ended up being the help for the last expediction!
Watching your father cry when they were reunited with their families was beyond heartwarming. You know in that moment he was thinking about you and how much he loves you. You guys are the best. Will forever be a fan. Keep up the great work gentlemen 🙌
Roberto Canessa se convirtio en Médico cardiologo especialista en cardiopatía infantil y gano tres veces el premio Nacional de Medicina del Uruguay, Fernando Parrado se convirtio en automovilista de carrera piloto de Fórmula1, presentador y conductor en televisión, trabajo para la National Geographich y fue elegido mejor conferencista del mundo, 14 de los 16 sobrevivientes viven al día de hoy, saludos desde Montevideo Uruguay 🇺🇾.
I'm still crying in the scene of the Helicopter. Thank you for sharing the video and your reactions. Greetings from Colombia - South America
Very good reaction, father and son sharing a movie based on real events. I was moved by this video. Thank you very much and greetings from Uruguay
2:20 If I'm not mistaken the man who open the door is Nando Parrado , one of the survivors , and he opened the door to his character and his family.
Nando Parrado
@@GessAtti Thank you
You are right, real Nando Parrado is the man who opens the door at the airport to his own family.
In addition, there are several other cameos in the film: Carlitos Páez plays his own father reading the list of survivors, Roberto Canessa plays the doctor (in real life he is an award-winning children's cardiologist) who receives his own character at the hospital, Daniel Fernández appears sitting in the church scene.
Also a nephew of Numa Turcatti is the man who walks along the sidewalk when Numa passes by on his bicycle and greets him.
When he scrapped the rock I think he was trying to see if lichen that grew on the rocks was edible. The reason their pee was black was because of dehydration, eating snow dehydrates the body even more because the body actually uses more water to melt snow than it gets. They actually said that thirst on the mountain was worse than the hunger. The wobbly teeth might be due to scurvy. In the book, Society of the Snow,Moncho Sabella said that he peed on his hands because his fingers were frozen from digging. It only thawed his fingers out for a short time and he had to resort to digging with his fists and when he couldn’t even do that he dug with his elbows.
Carlitos Miguel Paez, mi hijo" 😭❤️🩹
Hola amigos, soy uruguayo 🇺🇾 y esta historia me la conto mi padre cuando era pequeño. Desde entonces he leído los libros y escuchado varias entrevistas de los sobrevivientes que aún viven. Hay fotos reales de ellos en la montaña, eso ocurrio. Hoy ya no tengo a mi padre y me emocioné mucho con el tuyo. Dale un gran abrazo de mi parte hermano. Saludos a ambos 🇺🇾
The one who open the door to Nando (younger) is the real Nando
Your father's reaction to the survival at the end was so wholesome it made me smile 😊
Greetings form Venezuela ❤
Beautiful reaction! Your Dad needed a hug at the end 😊
One of the most lovely and sincerely reactions i ve saw..❤ Thankyou. Greetings from Uruguay South America 🇺🇾🇺🇾😊
Desde Argentina, los abrazo por tan hermosa reacción. Esta historia unió a tres paises y hoy esta uniendo al mundo.
2:18 el señor q les abre la puerta en el aeropuerto es el verdadero Nando , le abre la puerta a su mamá y hna😢
you’re both so sweet this was so heartwarming to watch your reaction 🥺
One of the doctors that received Canessa is the real Canesaa
Thank you for your reactions. It's AMAZING to see people all over the world with a beating ❤ and humanity react to this UNIQUE story.
Beautiful reaction when Roberto and Nando see the arriero! I love your reaction! Saludos de Argentina y saludos a los hermanos/as uruguayos que vean este video!
36:22 yes it is, Mr Dad
Great reaction! My respect to your father!
Fascinating stories when it depicts doing something that you would never consider doing - until you are brought to conditions that leave you no other choice!
Kinda reminds me of the Cherynobl series where they feared governmental punishment more than anything, until the fear of radiation grows and surpasses all other fears.
Bonita relación familia, la misma que tuve yo con mi pareja. Abrazo desde España a Egipto
Hello, how are you? As a Uruguayan, I'd like to contribute a bit to the history and the movie.
-The actors are Argentine and Uruguayan, and we share practically the same Spanish accent. However, they trained to speak as the survivors did at that age to add even more realism.
-Everything was recreated as it was in the 70s in Uruguay, including taxis, the airport, bars, churches, everything.
-Part of the survivors appears in the movie. Fernando Parrado opens the door at the airport for the actor playing him, and the actresses playing his mom and sister. Carlos Paez plays his own father, reading the names of the survivors near the end. Roberto Canessa is the doctor accompanying the actor representing him when they arrive at the hospital.
-Roberto Canesa became one of the best pediatric cardiologists in the country, a job he continues to this day with a foundation that helps children with congenital heart problems. One of the children he saved is the son of a friend of mine
-In Uruguay, we don't have mountains or snow, and they didn't have the necessary clothing for the cold since the city they were going to in Chile didn't require it.
Greetings from Uruguay!
🥺 you guys are so cute. Thanks for reacting to this.
Our pleasure! This is easily one of the best movies we've ever seen!
@@myegyptiandadreacts4824❤❤❤🤗
(And I want to be -at least the third one, who complements your pronunciation in Spanish👍).
Great reaction, it's so genuine and wholesome. Thank you for showing respect to the survivors and those who didn't make it: I have seen reactions of this movie where people start making easy and disrespectful jokes. I am so glad to see you are not that kind of channel.
Three of the survivors made cameos in the movie:
- Fernando "Nando" Parrado: opens the airport door to his character at the beginning of the movie.
- Roberto Canessa: Plays a doctor when they are received at the hospital because he is a doctor in the real life.
- Carlos Paez Rodríguez: Represents his own father (Carlos Paez Vilaró) when he reads the list of survivors reading the name of his own son (“Carlitos Miguel Paez, my son”).
- The house where Numa arrives is the real Numa's house and the walker is a Numa's nephew.
And they were there for 72 days. On the first day of rescue, they took some of them and a group of rescuers stayed who set up a tent a little away because of the smell. The next day they rescued the others.
Hugs from Argentina. 🤗
Gracias uruguayos por enseñarnos a valorar la vida con fe, resiliencia, amor y empatia. ❤🇺🇾🇺🇾🇺🇾🇺🇾🙏
This is currently my favourite movie, thank you so much for reacting to it
i cried with you guys, your reaction was so genuine
Wow, fue un placer verlos a ti y a tu padre reaccionar con tanta sensatez y humanidad. Todo lo mejor para ustedes. Abrazo.
🫂 🤗 ❤️
Gracias por verlo en idioma original! Disfruté mucho la reacción, saludos desde Argentina
What a BEAUTIFUL reaction! I loved every word of your father at the end, he expressed perfectly what this film makes us feel. Greetings from Buenos Aires, Argentina💙
Hermosa reacción!! A pesar de tener culturas tan diferentes, todos sentimos lo mismo! El amor a la familia, a los amigos, al otro! Ojalá el mundo sea un lugar cada vez mejor para nuestros hijos y nietos!! Un saludo desde Uruguay! 🇺🇾
The first time I saw the horseman across the river, I genuinely screamed.
your dad is so precious
Loved your reaction. This story i’ve known since i was a Little girl cause i’m from Uruguay , ita very mooving, and teachers so much. But Bayona captured the soul of it. Loved your reaction to it. Thanxs fron Uruguay
I love your reaction. You guys were into the movie so much.
This is an amazing movie. I hope this will win his oscar nomination.
Loved your reaction and I cried along with you guys all the way! What a story!!!
Dad’s emotions were so genuine 🥲 beautiful reaction
Happy scenes after long terrible hardships are my dad's kryptonite🥰 and if its a true story, multiply that by 10
The best reaction that i have seen👏🏻
It was a very touching reaction (like the film)
This reaction is so beautiful. Thank you for sharing. I love that you spend time with your dad 😍 greetings from Argentina
I really love your reaction!❤️🩹
I cried with you guys watching the movie....you, like the boys in the movie, transmitted your emotions to us....beautiful to see a father and son with such a beautiful relationship....congratulations for the reaction! Greetings from Uruguay
I'm crying 😭😭😭
You, guys, made me cry again with this. Such an emotional movie.
great reaction! cheers from Uruguay!
How men love each other and protect their life is something quite remarkable
NUMA ..QUE TRISTEZA DOLOR NO PUEDO VERLA YA NUEVAMENTO PORQUE TERMINO LLORANDO HABLASTES POR TODOS LO QUE SE QUEDARON CONTIGO EN LA MONTAÑA EXELENTE ACTUACION ENZO TE MERECES EL OSCAR 😢😢😢😢😢😢?😭😭😭😭😭
El resto no? Solo Enzo hizo la peli?
Super movie!! The survivors had it to pause watching this movie they said they feel it, the smell, the coldness , they said this movie is so closed to the real things that happened. Fourteen still living two die. Coche dies right before the movie came out, director Bayona knowing this went to play a part of the movie so he can see too. Some of the survivors have asked their families that when they die they want to be burry in the mountains where there friends are. 😢
This has been one of the greatest reactions I’ve seen. Thank you for being so respectful and watching it in Spanish.
I always like to watch stuff in its original language because the real actor's voice acting will always surpass the dubbing voice actor's
One of the best reactions. Thanks for watching. ❤ from Uruguay 🇺🇾❤️
Hello guys, this is Sandra from Argentina. I am so happy that you reacted to this movie which has such a motivational story!!.
I was 10 when it happened, and I remember it vividly because the Uruguayan team spent the night here, in Mendoza, my province, because of bad weather conditions on the mountain on octubre 12th . There are some photos they took here downtown, where Numa is in. That is why they make the trip the following day,on october 13th.
For you to know and to know how Fate works: Numa' s friend, who convinced him to join the trip, decided not to travel because he needed to study for a test at university, so he did not travel that day. And poor Numa was not par of the team, so he knew only 3 more boys from other schools, but they died in the accident, so Numa must have felt very lonely. Even though, he joined the group and did his best to support others. That is the way he is remembered by the survivors.Fortunately, Bayona has made an acknowledgment to those who did not come back but who where absolutely necessary for those who did come back . There are some cameos of the real survivors: Nando is the man who opens the door for the actor who plays him and his family at the airport before the trip. Carlitos Paez plays his own father at reading the list of survivors.Roberto is the doctor who supports and carries the actor who plays him at the hospital when they are rescued. And at the begining of the movie, Numa's home is the real Numa' s home. And there are some others.
Thank you both again for such beautiful reactions. You are very sensitive people. THANK YOU!!!!!
It’s amazing that anyone survived. Beautiful movie tribute to all of them.
I don’t see them eating to survive as bad. I see it the same as having an organ transplant. Taking a part from a deceased person so that another person can live. If I died, I would let anyone eat me if they had to survive.
I cried with you all again!! Thank you for this!!!❤❤❤❤
His reaction to the movie is definitely one of my favorites on RUclips.
Such an incredible story, I respect every single one of them.
I loved your reaction and I cried with you. Respect to both. 🙏🏽💕
Es la.mejor..esta hecha con mucho respeto le da voz a los que no volvieron..La mejor recomendacion ,es que los protagonistas y sobrevivirntes dicen que es la que mas se asemeja a lo que vivieron .Me encantaria ver tu reaccion..sos muuuy autentico y pasional.he visto muchos videos tuyos..En cuanto a si es larga,te atrapa tanto que no te va s a dar cuenta ,,Un saludo desde Montevideo....
I cried with you guys, i loved your reaction!
I still can't believe this movie didn't win the Oscars for makeup, it lost for a movie that in 2023 seemed I was watching a +18 version of Phantom of the Opera (which is a movie from 1925) 🤡
it's been a while since the last time I cried over a movie, an this movie is really got me.
Best Reaction ❤
I love the reaction from your dad, I cried too
This is probably the best genuine reaction ive seen ❤
There are no polar bears in South America.
There are no polar bears in Antarctica either.
In fact there are no polar bears in the entire southern hemisphere.
Nor there are polar bears in snowy mountains in the northern hemisphere.
Polar bears are restricted to the Polar Circle area. They are almost semi aquatic
Polar bears? In the Andes? 😂
That caught me off guard
Si se llegan a encontrar con un oso polar, se lo comen.
I had to wait 31 years to find out how they were finally discovered. Because in the film ALIVE (1993) it is not as detailed as this. At that time I searched for all the literature about this story.
buena pronunciación del español , muy bien
Numa gave them his body, they needed the food for the last expedition...😢 Nando gave them the permission to eat his mom and his sister while he was walking...
The courage and love is unbelievable
In 2005 I went to Mendoza (Argentina) and went to the scene of the accident, near the Las Leñas ski center, in Malargue. An unforgettable experience. To think that if they had gone to the Argentine side (the plane fell in Argentina), 20 kilometers away there was an abandoned hotel and a town where people lived.
when i heard about this for the first time it was from MrBallen watching his videos at night, it’s so sad, i cried especially at the end when they were getting all dressed up for the cameras when they knew they were about to be saved, just the feeling knowing that. i couldn’t imagine what they went through, and what they had to do to survive. i thought numa was gonna make it cause i thought he was like one of the main people, but it was sad when he died, it was sad when all the ones that died. seeing the plane crashed was so sad and fucked. seeing the real pictures with them is sad. it’s crazy how this story has been around all this time, and they’re just not making a movie about it. i did watch some of it in the english audit and then changed it back.
To all that came and watched pls. Subscribe just for the son’s love for his father
I cry again whit you!! Check THE IMPOSSIBE, by the same director J.A Bayona, about a true story to.
Thank you so much for reacting to this movie!
Your dad is so cute protect him at all cost💓
The best true story ever!
btw, the movie is almost a documentary like your father said, the movie is based on a book of the same name as the movie, written by a journalist that was a schoolmate of some of the survivors, unlike other books about the accident, this book talked about everyone on the plain, not just the survivors, thats why they decided to use Numa as the narrator, to give proper importance to those who died there. Also some of the survivors have seen the movie several times already, and they praise how respectfull and accurate it was, of the 16 people that survived the crash, 14 are still alive today.
I’ve just started reading the book, and I know which one is more beautiful, the movie or the book. It’s so beautifully written