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  @camouflagekumquat34129 күн бұрын

  This man carelessly disregarded numerous warnings, resulting in the deaths of nine people and causing lifelong injuries and trauma to many more. He is not an example of power or integrity but rather someone who forgets how to do his job when important people are around. I would not be able to live with myself knowing what happened and then posting about it. Therefore, if the person who posted this was aware of the incident, he is the very antithesis of integrity himself.

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  @therealeggplantАй бұрын

  We miss you Mrs. K. 😢

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  @227Love2 ай бұрын

  If you’re talking to the guest, please look at him, it’s disrespectful to be looking at the camera every few seconds. Even he seemed uncomfortable.

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  @joecoe44162 ай бұрын

  RAT

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  @margaretelzen25812 ай бұрын

  Just like the serenity prayer.

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  @gearoftones85852 ай бұрын

  Nando is an inspiration to me. I always try to follow his advice. He's such a wise person who gives inspirational advice

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  @DrJoyeetaDas983 ай бұрын

  He is an amazing human being! So much respect for this man 🙏🏻

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  @tootsie17603 ай бұрын

  We are south Americans, we have not idea what a burn out is our pstd in 2023, imagine in the 70'

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  @diannebdee4 ай бұрын

  Whether Nando wants to know it or not, he is a hero. What he and Roberto did is something not very many have done. I am in awe of him and the other men who came down off that mountain. If he reads this I wanted to say to him, you are one of the spirit guides of my life. Whenever I feel I can't take anything more in my life, I think of what you and the others went through and then I can face whatever I can. You are indeed a special person. Thank you for surviving and allowing me to get to know of you. It has been a pleasure dear sir. Sending love and light to you, your family, to Roberto, Pedro, Eduardo, Fito, Carlitos, Ray, Daniel, Bobby, Alvaro, Moncho, Antonio, Gustavo, and to Javier and Coche. I wish all your families nothing but eternal peace and long life. I love you all.

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  @mluna9cr5 ай бұрын

  Pocos comentamos

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  @carolinafernandezgomez81495 ай бұрын

  Como española que soy tengo que hacer matizaciones sobre el significado que se le dá actualmente al hecho de ser latino. Hay mucho desconocimiento e incultura general sobre la Historia de Europa y de América. Ser latino abarca muchas culturas diferentes, aunque provengan de la misma cultura ancestral, el Lacio. Los países latinos son los que proceden de la cultura e idiomas latinos, es decir, los países latinos europeos como Italia, Rumanía, Portugal, Francia y España. Y los demás países latinos son los iberoamericanos porque fueron conquistados por los españoles (todos los países con nombre español) y por los portugueses (Brasil). Y Guinea Ecuatorial que es un país africano que también fue conquistado por los españoles y su idioma es el español. Las islas Filipinas también fueron españolas y su idioma era el español hasta hace relativamente poco tiempo (cuando los ingleses llegaron allí y prohibieron el idioma español y lo sustituyeron por el inglés). De paso debo decir que me he enterado hace poco de que en Estados Unidos se inventaron una etnia española o hispana, cosa absurda y sin sentido😂 porque España es caucásica igual que el resto de Europa, es la misma raza blanca que todos los países del sur de Europa. Así que deberían inventar también la etnia francesa, portuguesa, italiana, rumana. Los americanos están muy equivocados en la historia de su continente, porque no les enseñaron la historia real, les mintieron. Y sus libros de textos mienten en todo lo que respecta a los españoles. Una lástima que no quieran, ni se interesen por conocer la verdadera historia, que está documentada desde 1492 con documentación original de aquella época. Los españoles conocemos nuestro legado y estamos orgullosos de haber sido los primeros en el mundo en casarse y tener descendientes con indígenas americanos. El mestizaje empezó allí, en América, cuando nuestros antepasados respetaron los derechos de los indígenas y se mezclaron con ellos. España fue el primer país del mundo que permitió por ley el matrimonio entre razas en el año 1514. Fue el imperio más extenso y más poderoso del mundo durante varios siglos.

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  @nidiaalarcon48524 ай бұрын

  Mucho texto

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  @EmpereurdeLan30005 ай бұрын

  MARTIN BASHIR AGAIN 😅!!!!!! 4:23

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  @PinoSilvestreOriginal6 ай бұрын

  ¿¿¿ where can i download this entire documentary ...??

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  @thejordanflynn6 ай бұрын

  Last Podcast on the Left is doing a series on it at the moment.

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  @PinoSilvestreOriginal6 ай бұрын

  @@thejordanflynn ¿¿¿ should i search on KZread "last podcast on the left" ??? ... or hasn t release the documentary yet ???

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  @PinoSilvestreOriginal6 ай бұрын

  today 12-12-2023 ... im looking for the ABC documentary "PRISONERS OF THE SNOW" about the ANDES MIRACLE ... ¿¿ any website i can get that ???

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  @ngoclan1000able5 ай бұрын

  The new Netflix came out on January 4 of 2024

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  @PinoSilvestreOriginal5 ай бұрын

  @@ngoclan1000able ... yeah yeah... of course i'm waiting to see "SOCIETY OF THE SNOW" ... as many says "best movie of the year" ... but i want to watch this ABC documentary "Prisoners of the snow" before watch the movie by J.A BAYONA ... already i watched all documentaries and interviews that survivors have made (i'm from Argentina)... i heard that with a VPN i can watch the movie but i don't understand how that works...

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  @VickiSmith-eg9oo5 ай бұрын

  Have you tried you tube or the abc app? I just happened to watch it and wish I had kept the recording. It is very good. Hopefully you've seen it by now. I think it was on after 12/12.

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  @PinoSilvestreOriginal5 ай бұрын

  @@VickiSmith-eg9oo thank you VICKY SMITH ... i haven't tried youTube in the past week so i will search for it in here... and about the ABC app ... i believe that here in Argentina is blocked because when i traied to watch online there was a message that says "is not available in your country" ... i supposed that i will have to use a VPN to surpass that restriction... on the other side some viewer says to me that is available on NETFLIX also but i don't try that yet... the other option will be looking on any torrent site ... well thanks for the comment and LET ME KNOW if you see this documentary uploaded on any video hoster ... SALUDOS Y !!!!! VIVA LA LIBERTAD, CARAJO !!!!!

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  @BlessedTruly20146 ай бұрын

  More people need to hear this incredible man speak & show up this petty stuff we all whine about is such a waste of time & energy . Mad respect for all these men!

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  @kevincarr3356 ай бұрын

  If Canessa and Nando didn't make it out the rest of the others would have run out of bodies and starved to death later. What a story.

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  @kevincarr3356 ай бұрын

  Incredible man

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  @kevincarr3356 ай бұрын

  What an incredible story and an amazing person Nando Parrado to share his story with us

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  @PinoSilvestreOriginal6 ай бұрын

  I m trying to fin this ABC documentary "PRISONERS OF THE SNOW (2023)" ... ¿¿¿ IS THERE ANY WEBSITE WERE CAN BE DOWNLOADED ???

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  @neilafehriavatar48 ай бұрын

  ❤

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  @LadyAmerican9 ай бұрын

  Great redemption story.

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  @thetoiletinspector68789 ай бұрын

  🤣

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  @lilamontoya560910 ай бұрын

  The interviewer stay smiling Its districtacting from the seriousness that Liz is talking about

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  @WalrusesAreTheOne10 ай бұрын

  Larry is proof that if you say anything loud enough, people will think you're smart

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  @berndzimmermann611710 ай бұрын

  It's all up to you. I'm not your wet nurse. Said a teacher at the beginning of his lesson and then went to have breakfast

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  @Luvluna1910 ай бұрын

  Such an inspiring women ✨

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  @CelesteBou Жыл бұрын

  A true hero

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  @CelesteBou Жыл бұрын

  Toda mi admiración a Nando, un señor tan admirable e inteligente. Qué lindo escucharlo en inglés

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  @hansiekanayake5529 Жыл бұрын

  Touching and inspiring....brave women ❤

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  @hansiekanayake5529 Жыл бұрын

  Touching and inspiring....brave women ❤

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  @Alyssaluv22 Жыл бұрын

  God is so good

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  @Nova2032- Жыл бұрын

  It annoys me to no end, that 20/20 has so many people narrating the story, some you think “And who are YOU?” Just talking like they were THERE. Come on! Just stick to ONE interviewer, and the ACTUAL people that really experienced it.

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  @thomasblomgren1506 Жыл бұрын

  The best thing on television in 20 years!!!🤩

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  @jeffmarlatt6538 Жыл бұрын

  I met him shortly before this incident. He was a student at our squadron at Luke AFB in Arizona.

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  @shankar9000 Жыл бұрын

  Shameless

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  @kathrinegray6377 Жыл бұрын

  I'm looking forward to seeing Society of the Snow!

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  @lukelombard6140 Жыл бұрын

  Hey ceo .. guess what i knew ya are spying even the druggies how simple .. i said to a friend of a prodections or read the future's events some knows i will fight back to banned the marijuana dont matter what would you called that spying or something huh ? So who is a dummy now if you got more rights then me know it all fakers .. how you feel if i spy on you instead by me astro projection and catch you with lies . Would you like that people? Well im not jokeing about being stoped try to banned the marijuana. So now what stupid shamefull lowest dirt bags people .. ?

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  @billoakes4475 Жыл бұрын

  There is a movie on showtime " yellow jackets" the idea for this show I'm sure came from this.true story.

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  @zannebrazeau Жыл бұрын

  l learned of him from the movie "if you could see what l hear" that starred marc singer

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  @jamiewinslow4781 Жыл бұрын

  Nando is amazing.

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  @thelifemaker Жыл бұрын

  Brutal, lest die together!!!!! Solo brutal

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  @lynettenel6353 Жыл бұрын

  August rush all grown up lol

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  @fredericktan5027 Жыл бұрын

  Her life story of extreme struggles was heart rending. Yet like a modern real life Cinderella, she with assistances from various fairy godmothers and godfathers that managed to help her as she desperatedly tried to crawl out from the abyss. And the sweetness of the happy ending when she was able to win the New York Times essay contest that provided her with scholarship to attend Harvard and made her famous overnight. Incredible real life story against tremendous odds!

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  @JillBramwell Жыл бұрын

  Hope to meet Sr Parrado one day! Belatedly happy birthday

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  @marleneknox4886 Жыл бұрын

  Nando is my hero even though he says he does not want to be thought of as a hero. ! I read "Alive" right after it was published in the 70s, and it became one of my favorite books ever. Imagine my shock when I realized he was on the cruise my husband and I took during the winter holidays in 2018/19 and that he was a featured speaker. I was crazed with excitement, could barely believe I was going to see him. The auditorium was filled, and many of us were crying. I was thrilled to meet him afterwards and exchange an email with him which graces the wall of my home office as I type. He is an exceptional human being I also read Miracle in the Andes and so look forward to the Netflix production. I will never forget one of his lines during his presentation: "Luck is everything." I applaud his humility and philosophy of life. The whole world should hear what he has to say.

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  @AndyInc1377 Жыл бұрын

  Hello Marlene. As a south american, I am widely aware of what happened. Always has been one of my favorite stories of human will and mentality. I am now proposing the event to my University, so for me is a very interesting thing to learn that people from all around the world also cherished Nando, Canessa, and the others that also deserved recognition. Could you please tell me how many people were in the auditorium when you went to see Nando?

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  @GoGetter18 Жыл бұрын

  God Bless you Nando and Gail ( if thats correct)

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  @justiciaporlmslacompania2892 Жыл бұрын

  Nando Parrado un héroe para todos soy uruguayo y en ese entonces tenía 12 años recuerdo muy bien como si fuera ayer el día que los encontraron ,mejor dicho Nando y Canesa fueron a buscar ayuda y encontraron al arriero caminaron cómo 70 km mejor dicho treparon montañas cruzaron presipicios pasaron frío fue algo increible lo que hicieron Nando también cargastes a Roberto porque no podía más tu eres extraordinario humilde y muy solidario también recuerdo la conferencia de prensa que hicieron aquí en nuestro país Uruguay lleno de periodistas todos en mi casa lloramos de emoción por todos ustedes y los que no pudieron volver a todos mi respeto y admiracion

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  @georgebailey9238 Жыл бұрын

  I had the pleasure of working with Tom on his book Seeing Lessons. One of the finest people I have known and a great personal inspiration.

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  @lonckelph Жыл бұрын

  Hope to meet you one day Nando. Email is not enough.

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  @devilsadvocacy Жыл бұрын

  To climb a 15,000 foot (4600m) peak, in rugby shoes, without any ropes, crampons or other climbing equipment, after having eaten nothing but raw meat for two months, is nothing short of superhuman. Never mind climbing Everest or K2. This is the most astonishing feat of mountaineering in history

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  @Bob31415 Жыл бұрын

  They didn't climb 15,000 ft. They were already at 12,000 ft. but it was still an absolutely unbelievable feat to climb with zero equipment and meager "rations".

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  @rob62323 Жыл бұрын

  I was burned over 40% of my body 59 months today. I was a good looking man and I’m not anymore I’m just fighting to get up still