So this is the animal sanctuary of Ccochahuasi.
The Andean condor that we can see just over there,
that's our main focus right now.
Some of them came due to the Yawar Fiesta.
The Yawar Fiesta is a festival where...
they tie the feet of a condor on the back of a bull.
And the condors... They come out with broken wings...
laceration on their feet, and sometimes...
they just break their necks.
The bull represents the Spanish people.
And the condor is the representation of the Inca.
This is the meaning of the fight, of the ancient times.
So when the bull wins,
it means it's gonna be a bad year.
And if the condor wins this fight,
it's gonna be a good year.
People just invest in some crops.
This is all wrong, you know?
Because the condor is the one that suffers here.
That was the flight of the condor.
Those two animals are Andean geese.
They pick a partner...
and stay with that partner for the rest of their lives.
The bond that they make is so strong...
that when one of them dies,
the other could die from the sadness.
Or even worse...
they commit suicide.
That's right.
They just throw from the cliffs, from that top part...
and without flapping their wings, just dive into the ground.
That's why they are said to be...
a symbol of love and fidelity here.
60 kilometers.
120 kilometers.
Road.
Road cycling.
I had a traffic accident in 2012.
Oh, it's beautiful! The river running through the valley.
How pretty.
Wow, that's really cool.
So beautiful, the jungle.
The amount of bugs and animals and...
everything that is in there,
it's just bubbling with life.
Oh, here. Look.
There's a patch on top of that hill...
deforested a little bit.
Taking the skin off the world.
We won't be able to breathe.
It's very difficult, isn't it?
Because you're sitting there with your little house...
and you're looking back at all this hardwood.
Someone's saying, "I'll give you money..."
and then someone else says...
"Oh, no, you've got to keep the forest."
And you're like, "Yeah, but I've got to feed my family."
It's an immediate thing, but...
you know, what do you do?
That's the dilemma, isn't it?
Is this the place?
A lot of people.
Wow, the colors!
We welcome you.
They've come from really far to visit us here.
There are a few of us who preserve and love the forest.
It's where we get our food...
and everything we need.
The forest is very important to us.
Jaime, you aren't planning to move anymore, right?
After moving a lot, I want to stay put.
I'm thinking of the generations to come,
my grandchildren.
Leaving something here for them.
Fasten your seat belts.
Now we're going to see the first figure.
Hope you enjoyed it.
How were the turns?
They're two actors.
The situation was really critical.
That's why we decided to leave the country.
Everything.
What hurts me the most is to leave my family.
It's hard to be separate...
after being with them for so long.
Do you know how your mom and brother are doing...
back in Venezuela?
Your beautiful mom, right?
Don't cry.
My gorgeous boy.