'Miracle of the Andes' plane crash survivor Fernando Parrado recalls tragedy
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- čas přidán 19. 10. 2022
- On the 50th anniversary of the 'Miracle in the Andes', Euronews spoke with Fernando Parrado, a survivor of the 1972 plane crash in which 16 people managed to stay alive for 72 days in temperatures below -30 degrees Celsius.
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This man is amazing, and there are hidden gems in this short video that everyone should take away. "When fate hits you, it doesn't warn you." "The best day of your life and the worst day of your life dawn the same".
Main point he’s making is today the technology woukd make it easier and most to survive that but back then it was nothing
Those are the same two sentences I just wrote down.
These happen long time ago, even before I was born, but I feel like I want to embrace each of them. How amazing they truly are.
I am in awe of this man and Roberto Canessa. Something that always disturbed me was how quickly Nando’s father moved on. He sold his clothes and his prized motorcycle within weeks of the plane’s disappearance. The man lost 3/4 of his family and was selling their stuff and remarrying yet Carlos Paez scoured the Andes using his resources for weeks looking for his son. Always bothered me.
Do you have any video where the story of Nando's father is explained? I didn't know that he was moving on so quickly. Maybe he wanted to escape the pain of the loss of his family? I don't know, but it is interesting.
He made a logical conclusion that they were gone because the plane was lost in the high mountains. It was extremely fortunate that most of the people survived the crash itself.
Yeah but everyone deals with grief differently.
Common sense would indicate that in such an accident there would be no survivors at all, so it's not so hard to understand.
@@BeatlemaccaAR common sense maybe but Carlitos father never gave up.
They treated the eating of their friend's flesh as a sacrament, and would've wanted their friends to eat them if it had been the other way around.
It's really an incredible story.
José Luis 'Coche' Inciarte (who lived this tragedy at the age of 24) died from cancer on 27 July 2023. Like most of the passengers on that plane, he was not part of the rugby team.
With a badly injured leg he had to 'operate on' with a razor blade to drain the pus, and seeing the days go by with no news about the expeditionaries (Canessa and Parrado), he decided to wait until Christmas Eve to let himself die in the Andes. Fortunately, the rescue helicopters arrived on 22nd December.
He is described by the other survivors as 'the sense of humour in the mountains', and as the one who brought tenderness to the hell they were living in.
Que persona mas fuerte, sabia y agradable . Tocaba a alguien asi para que todos sobrevivieran
No, no hay una historia más conmovedora e increíble que la de éstos señores. Nando se recuperó de un serio traumatismo de cráneo con fracturas varias!! Le tengo desde hace 50 años un especial respeto y admiración.
Talk about incredible adversity. What an amazing group of people. Much respect
Amazing story. It needs to be told. Thank you for your strength to survive.
Nando Párrado… con una voluntad inquebrantable salvo su vida y la de sus compañeros. Que feliz soy de ver que llegó a viejo, que tiene nietos y que ha sido feliz!!!
He escuchado sus relatos millones de veces,y es imposible no volver a emocionarme otra vez,cada vez que los escucho,increible,un milagro realmente.
Evry time i watch there story i cant stop crying 😢
Adoro escuchar a Nando Parrado, me resulta fascinante su voz, su modo de expresarse y todo lo interesante que siempre relata. Héroe indiscutido junto a Canessa de esa travesía imposible que ellos impulsados por una fuerza increíble, hicieron posible y así lograron que los 16 sobrevivientes sean rescatados. Ellos convirtieron una tragedia en milagro. No hay historia de supervivencia que me cautive más que esta.
Parrado es de otro mundo realmente!
Admirable totalmente!!
this is so inspiring.. a lot to learn about life and death..
I have Nando' book by my bedside. the things he wrote in that book touches me so deeply, about Life and death and God...I am so glad he recorded Arturo Nogueira final words about Death....it is authentic words from someone approaching death....Arturo had light and love in his eyes when he explained the love he was feeling...Imagine that! Life is all about Love...how do we miss this?
What’s the title of that book?
@@coolrunnings3 yes the title
The title is 'Miracle in the Andes' (Milagro en los Andes). It's said to be the best book about this story. In my view, all the books on this event are fascinating, heart-wrenching, life-changing...
😢 yes thats true,, ech words they say my tears cant stop.😢
God bless you Sir and the friends who survived with you, and also those who passed. May they Rest In Peace.
Its a goosebumped to me. I still watch society of the snow, i cant get over. Its better than Titanic! My heart ache. Its true that God is in Mercy, but people will have to work on it! Praise God! Those people are so strong! Oh God You touch our hearts and You let the world to see this horrible moment. Im crying, everytime thats story come to mind. It so mezmerizing!
New movie is very good. I felt for those boys.
What new movie. The 1993 version is my favorite. I go back and watch the DVD every so often
@@Scott-got-caught Society of the Snow
Such an amazing endurance
Thank you sir, for being inspiration to me.
best talk i have ever heard
Impresionante. Solo quiero mencionar que estoy en una parte dificil de mi vida ..y tu historia me da un aire de esperanza. Podrr salir adelante.
Gracias. Bendiciones 🙏
I want to visit Uruguay just because of Nando ( I was so near quite a few years ago while visiting Buenos Aires🤔😨)and I had wished my first grandson to be named Nando😊. It is Francis, sweet lil boy but I still want to visit Uruguay.
I'd like to meet Nando.
I would love to meet Nando and Canessa. Two heroes. Canessa's interviews and what he says are also so inspiring. The thing is he only speaks Spanish, so unless you understand Spanish, it will be quite difficult to see his videos. That's why Nando is more famous. @@campfireaddict6417
Mis respetos para estos sobrevivientes.
This was a chilling case, and the lengths survivors had to go to stay alive RIP
A chilling case in Chile indeed.
Literally
I remember hearing about this on the news when it happened. I was 13 years old. This was one event that always stuck with me throughout my life. An incredible story of survival
😢..que incrível essa sobrevivência. Só Deus sabe o que cada um sofreu nessa tragédia.
Muchas gracias.
Que Dios le bendiga Varon. Que increible historia. Una gran leccion para todos.
This story changed my life.
Mine too
From 16 to 140... wow.
Well, I did know that Javier Methol had 4 children with his wife, who unfortunately was killed in the avalanche. After he was rescued, eventually he remarried and had 4 more children with his second wife.
Está lleno de sabiduría. Qué pena de lo que pasó pero es un héroe en mis ojos. Saludos desde Eslovenia. Miro la peli una y otra vez y cada vez me hace llorar y reír por sus bromitas negras. Me transmite montón la películas y la gente tan fuerte. ❤️
Los sobrevivientes dicen que la película "Viven" no es para nada realista. Muchos hechos fueron cambiados o inventados, no muestra el verdadero trabajo en equipo, y muchos personajes muy importantes en la historia fueron omitidos.
@@Adifgreat de verdad 🤬🤬🤬😡😂 ejj🤷🏻
Nando, tú y todos los que subieron a ese avión son mis héroes!!,💪🏻💪🏻 desde muy niña me han causado gran admiración, vuestra historia me apasiona!!, ahora a mis 60's mis sentimientos no han cambiado, escuchar los testimonios de Uds me dá un vuelco al corazón y cuando dices que de 16 ahora son 140 lloro !!!!!. Oh Dios.... 💔💪🏻
Mi saludo fraterno desde Ecuador:))) 🇪🇨
Gracias por tan hermoso mensaje....reciba un fuerte abrazo a la distancia, tengo el deseo de dar a cada uno de uds. un fuerte abrazo con mucho respeto y admiración.
Soy Patricia Avila Medina desde Santiago de Chile.❤❤❤❤❤
Excelente , como siempre Nando. Un héroe.
Very inspiring - thank you
No señor!…usted debe estar aquí,porque Dios así lo dispuso!…y con cada narración de usted,a mi me motiva…( soy paciente luchando contra el cáncer)
May god heal you soon with cancer.. You can fight... u will be well soon my brother... God bless you😊
Incredible
What a story..tragedy and triumph and love and friendship.
Nando y canessa la voluntad de estos 2 chicos en particular, no tiene limites..las ganas de vivir le ganaron a las de abandonar y dejarse morir
Very proud of you
Inspirational human being
Es muy conmovedor lo que dice Parrado, no tiene desperdicio...
Gracias Nando Parrado
Fernando Parrado y Roberto Canessa, dos tipos superiores
Legendary resilient human beings!
Creo que Dios les permitió vivir esta prueba tan dura y difícil para ser un ejemplo de lucha, perseverancia, fe, amor y solidaridad para las presentes y futuras generaciones.Dios siga bendiciendo a estos 16 héroes. Son verdaderamente honorables 🙏🇻🇪.Soy de Venezuela. Siempre conmovido con esta historia
Da gusto oirle hablar
Grande Tocayo! Me encanto la Sociedad de la Nieve.
Que guapo está Nando en las imágenes del avión,que joven tan atractivo con el pelo largo la moda de el momento.le deseo lo mejor en su vida, a el y a todos los super vivientes de esa terrible tragedia ❤ 🇪🇸👏👏👏
Heróis ! Q força para sobreviveram !! Milagre sovreviveram ao frio extremo ! Deus os abencoe !! Nosso Senhor Jesus Cristo! Amém 🙏😊
lmao he tells the story soooo goodddd!!. I love it ahhhh.
❤
I know cannibalism is wrong but the people they are were already dead.. u can’t judge unless u are out there in the snowy mountains for 2 and a half months with no food no water. Being stuck in avalanches and then basically being buried alive from it for 4 days. Having to walk 10 days in the cold stormy snow to get help from the Andes mountain to chile. Until u go through exactly what they went through you have absolutely no right to judge. The longest I went without eating is 3 days but at least I was drinking water these men didn’t even have water just snow. And they went 6 days without food. Can u imagine the pain? The thirst? The starvation?
They call it canibalism to calls people's attention, but it's actually Necrofagia
I can't go 5 hours without a snack attack 😩
They converted snow into water. You cannot survive more than a few days without water.
At 1:03 is that an actual photo when they were stranded. 😮
💔💔💔🙏🙏🙏❤️
seriously.
Nando,for me,is equial brave and wise.,may the Lord 😊 continúes blesimg his life!!
06:00
Nobody who did not expierienced the same as Nando Parrado and his mates did should judge them for eating human flesh. In my opinion Parrado is a great man!
heard to hear "we are calling off the search"
Debemos Rescatar sus palabras, vivamos el presente ,😲el pasado ya pasó!?? 👏👏👏Si ellos q vivieron esa tragedia en las peores condiciones climáticas, y x tanto tiempo ,sin comida , y pudieron volver a insertarse en la sociedad. Aprendamos
The 4 pieces of bread? Shakespeare
El el desierto es menos probable q sobrevivan xq no hay agua acá por lo menos derretían la nieve
And their food was able to be preserved
Who come after dhruv bhai video
Me miracle of andes
This has me gripped, to think of what you went through and survived. How did you feel when you saw more & more mountains? How did you feel when you saw a man or horseback, after, what, 10 days of agony and the unknown ahead, you finally saw life. You didn't have death hanging over your head anymore. But I'm sure that, during the help, the bread, the food, the hospitality, your thoughts were never far away from where you had just come from, because those people needed help and rescue now, the sooner the better, right now, please, they're dying.
it's just fantastic on so many levels.
But for one thing.
You did it on your own, none of you had any help from a mythical story about some god who loved you (? would you do that to someone you loved?) but had no interest in you whatsoever because "it" never existed in the first place, we know that.
It pisses me off when people attribute some awesome attribute or skill a person has, and has worked sometimes a lifetime to perfect, to this "God is so good!" "To God be the Glory!" Thank goodness we're getting away from that.
You, and the others who survived did it by your own group creativity & cooperation, desperation, depression, fear, death everywhere, cold, and rising above major cultural taboo's, in order to survive.
No god could be so cruel. It was all you. I just can't imagine what you all went through.
You should really read his book! All of the boys were actually devout catholics and had many conversations about god and why he left them on the mountains, what god really was. It's so, so interesting and amazing what they achieved.
Yours is the stupidest comment I have ever read about this story. Take your humanist fairy tale somewhere else.
We actually live forever our body's die but our soul's live on.
So the man behind the keyboard is telling a devout Catholic who conquered death about the existence of the universe? Lmao. Moron
Does it not say follow the LORD'S COMMANDMENTS and do not STRAY so why would they do their own thing against the will of God not having any kind of will or trust in HIM to protect them....
That is because they were not Believers in Jesus Christ and so the enemy did his thing WITH THOSE and did the very thing he wanted them to do by putting them in a stressful situation when they were not relying on JESUS CHRIST OUR FATHER GOD ALMIGHTY IN HEAVEN ....THIS IS WHAT HAPPENS WITHOUT THE GUIDANCE OF OUR MAKER....
AND IT ISN'T THE LOOOOOZZZER....
little god lucifer..the one THAT IS GOING DOWN TO HELL FOREVER!!! 😂😅😂😂😂😂😂
This is a modern God-given miracle! If you put this story in the Bible, everyone would consider it a miracle from God! I kind of miss these testimonials in the stories. You must also recognize God's hand in things. A great story of love sacrifice and perseverance! ❤️
Please -- give credit where credit is due. If anything, some god you believe in would have held them in His hands for a safe journey, right?. But it didn't turn out that way, did it.
If some god would have been responsible for what those people had to go through, with pain, death, screaming, bleeding, fear, and that wicked burning cold, he's a depraved psychopath.
@@campfireaddict6417he’s not even gonna read and analyze your comment. They have no critical thinking skills.
Thats having will !!! Not no miracle lol
I'll pay for the pizza if you go get it.
CHILE IS TO THE WEST.
👏👏👏👏👏💯👏👏👏👏💯🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
Is it true that they ate people?
Yes. That’s what he was eluding to when he said “once we made the decision to do it, it was easy”. They were in carnal hunger.
Yup. There are spines and ribcages picked clean in some of the photos they took while up there...
Ask a Mortician did an amazing video on it
Of course. They would not have survived 72 days by eating snow.
Los chilenos los salvaron y los argentinos hacen tremendo negocio turistico con el lugar de la tragedia. Impresentable.
Porque el lugar del accidente y donde ellos estuvieron esos 72 dias esta en Argentina. Los chilenos los salvaron porque estaban perdidos y caminaron 70km hacia el lado de Chile, y claro, el hombre que encontraron era chileno. Si hubieran ido para el este, solo tenian que caminar 20km ya que se encontraban en Argentina y cualquier persona que los encontrara tambien los hubiese ayudado.
Que tengas un complejo o resentimiento con Argentina ya es tu problema. Ajo y agua.
@@leflake ¿Qué indecencia está defendiendo usted, señor?
@@leflake No trate de blanquear lo imposible de blanquear.
Jajaja. Me das lastima. Hasta el papa de la época los felicitó por dicho acto cuando se supo eso. Quién sos vos para juzgarlos?@@mcg000
@@leflake El Papa felicitó a los que sufrieron el accidente u pudieron ser salvados gracias a los rescatistas de Chile. El Papa no felicitó a los que hoy hacen un negocio con el lugar de la tragedia.
NOT IF HE ATE HUMANS,,,,NO....EVIL TOOK HIM OVER...THE DESIRE TO EAT HUMAN FLESH OVER-RODE THE DESIRE FOR OUR LORD GOD ALMIGHTY SAVIOR THWT DIED FOR US...
SOOO... NOOOOO......NOT EVEN CLOSE....HE NEEDS TO REPENT AND ASK FORGIVENESS FOR THIS...GOD WILLL FORGIVE....THAT IS OUR LOVING GOD WHAT HE DOES FOR US ,WHAT AN AWESOMEGOD!! ..
shut up 😭 we are animals above all, when experiencing such hunger and famine all of us would’ve done the same thing
Go away.
@@campfireaddict6417 no :)
get out pathetic!!you have no right to judge unless you went on the same situation. repent urself from judging other people without having no empathy.
So you mean God made the plane Crash and wanted them to starve and freeze and die but Devil came and told them to eat and stay alive ? Who’s God here the saviour or the killer ?
Imagine finding out years later that your missing loved one (father, mother, brother, sister, son, daughter) was consumed as food by these cannibals picnicking in the Andes.
Los familiares entendieron la situación y nadie los juzgo porque tienes que ponerte en sus lugar pero es tan fácil opinar desde la comodidad de tu casa
@@Unode2entres- sorry, I don’t speak Chimichurri
No need to imagine anything. These guys were friends since kindergarten, the families of the others that died supported the survivors and were fine with it, why aren't you?
@@dr.bendover-mdanother monolingual
@@jacquelinebaechli7058 I don’t know, maybe because I have never tried to eat my kindergarten friends? 🤷🏻♂️ what do you suggest, should I ask their families?