Bodoque conoce visita un desértico terreno cerca de Ovalle que heredó de su Tía Eulalia y aprende sobre la desertificación. Del episodio "Guerra en el mar despénsico" (Temp. 1, ep. 03).
4:03 "Sí mi tía Elualia hubiera seguido los consejos de Forestin hoy sería rico, felíz y libre de deudas" Enserio amo la manera de pensar de Bodoque xd
Eso me gustó mucho personalmente. Para los niños que hayan visto eso, les enseña a reflexionar un poco y por decirlo asi, es como una lección de vida. Muy buen guión.
Es más la plantación de pinos y eucaliptos, que son amensalistas, ya que papeleras en el sur de Chile estafan a las comunidades haciéndoles creer que van a ganar millones a cambio de dejar sin agua, sin alimentos a sus animales, entre otros; solo abasteciéndose camiones aljibes aumentando el dióxido de carbono sus traslados. Además se debe de plantar más árboles nativos.
Me acuerdo bien que tenia 6 años y miraba esto en la tele y esperaba verlo todos los dias el noticiero 1 de la tv Y esta sección de Juan Carlos Bodoque era mi favorita✨✨
El 99.99% de los que vieron este video sólo lo hicieron para escuchar a Bodoque gritar. Edit: wow cuantos likes :O Edit 2: el grito es en el momento 0:59
En verdad Chile me sorprende como inculca la cultura a las personas porque esto lo puede disfrutar y aprender un niño o hasta un adulto mayor, de una forma entretenida y muy divertida.
@@sugaroverdose6175 yea is a Chilean program really famous, like documentary and news channel about a lot of things, if you can understand what they saying you're going to die laughing
La verdad, aplaudo a 31 Minutos por las tomas de los autos que hacen. Es como si realmente Bodoque manejara el auto, y eso es muy dificil y peligroso de hacer
This is from a Chilean program called 31 Minutos (or 31 Minutes in English) its like a news program but made with puppets that talks about various things, this segment of the show is called La Nota Verde (The Green Note) in which Juan Carlos Bodoque explains various ecological and cultutal risks and oddities. Hope this helps. Saludos desde Argentina!
31 minutos es un programa que no solamente te hace reír a nivel infinito. Sino, que también, tiene partes para educarnos. Hay que mostrarle estas cosas a la generación actual
Juan Carlos Bodoque: after the death of my aunt Eulalia, she left me as the sole heir to her fertile lands near Ovalle, the news came as a ring to my finger why I had to pay some debts contracted by my fondness for gambling, I would sell the land and be free from such unpleasant problems. But when i arrived, i realized that my aunt had left me a peladero (desert, infertile). After overcoming the emotional shock I decided to call my friend Leopoldo arenas (Sands) better known in the ecological environment as "forestín", He can explain what happened to my land and give me a solution. Leopoldo: What happened here was that they took all the vegetation to cultivate, then they put many animals to graze and when the rains came, they took all the land as it was unprotected Juan Carlos: well cactus, stay still a moment ... AAAAAAAH not even you serve me for something Leopoldo: look Juan Carlos desertification is the impoverishment of the soils, many years ago when man did not arrive here, they were very fertile, deforesting for the railroad, livestock, agriculture, firewood, fuel and mining. Bodoque: forestin confessed to me that desertification is the most serious problem in the fourth region where it affects more than a million hectares, but that is not all, more than half of Chile has a certain degree of desertification and in the world they are more than two billion people who suffer directly from the problem. Off-screen forestin told me that animals have a great responsibility in the matter. It is true Cabrita (cabra: goat - cabrita in Chilean can mean child) , that you are one of the main responsible for desertification? . Cabrita: yes juan carlos, we have to admit it, the goats are too many and very very hungry, we eat all the vegetation and the soil is dry, what will happen later is that there will be no more grass and we will probably die :(. Bodoque: OHH! Who are you! Skull: I am a victim of desertification! Bodoque: but as everything has a solution in life except death, Forestin took me to some places where a ura fight against the desert is fought, I met Homero Romero, a farmer who is dedicated to catch the mist to get water. Homero: This construction behind me is called a fog catcher that captures the mist that comes from the coast, then condenses it and turns it into water with which we water the crops and give the animals to drink. Bodoque: Forestin led me to witness a miracle, a plantation, in the middle of the desert. Forestin: well Juan Carlos this field is the same as yours, but look at it now, many species that require very little water, before there was nothing but with due care see how it changed. Bodoque: now forestin tell me how much is my land worth now. Forestin: for now it is worth very little but it could be much more, you have a perfect climate and you are very young, go ahead my friend. Bodoque: If my aunt Eulalia had followed the advice of Forestin today I would be rich, happy and debt free, for now I must get to work.
