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Los niños perdidos - Parte 1

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🗓️ 14 November 2017

⏱️ 35 minutes

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Summary

En noviembre de 1985, una erupción volcánica arrasó con el pueblo colombiano de Armero y lo enterró debajo de toneladas de rocas y lodo. Entre los sobrevivientes había varios niños pero, en el caos, fueron trasladados a otros lugares y nunca se volvió a saber de ellos. Tres décadas han pasado y todavía queda una pregunta: ¿Qué pasó con los niños desaparecidos?

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0:00.0

Where can we debate today's big issues without getting attacked for speaking our minds?

0:05.3

One A provides a safe, smart place for tough conversations every weekday, and the Friday

0:10.4

news roundup breaks down the week's top stories.

0:13.3

I'm Joshua Johnson, check out the 1A podcast on the NPR1 app or wherever you listen to

0:18.5

podcasts.

0:30.7

It was a noise in a deaf ear.

0:34.2

It's something that I never had the chance to hear.

0:37.6

This is Marta Lucia López.

0:39.9

Because sometimes it was sound like the smell of a fire that I don't hear when I'm

0:44.9

alive and not in the field.

0:47.2

It's Colombian and it's about what is known in that country as the

0:50.9

airfield of the air.

0:51.9

When the volcano was born, the noise and its eruption in 1985.

0:56.0

But sometimes it sounds like when an open

1:00.4

cylinder of gas or when a rain is blowing.

1:06.5

What happened in the army was one of the worst natural disasters in the

1:10.3

20th century in the world, leaving more than 25,000 deaths and thousands of

1:14.4

disappeared.

1:26.4

The whole eruption started with a big eruption, the volcano.

1:32.0

The ice that covered the snow has melted and there millions of liters of water

1:36.2

fell down with a brutal speed, through the river Lagunilla, until

1:39.6

it reached the sea.

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