Most Dangerous Ways To School | MEXICO | Free Documentary
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- Опубліковано 21 вер 2015
- Most Dangerous Ways To School | MEXICO | Free Documentary
Every Monday, little Lorenzo struggles alone as he makes his way over slippery scree and past steep canyons. And all this just so he can go to school and receive something to eat there. The 6-year-old lives in northwest Mexico in the extensive Sierra Madre Occidental. This is the home of his people, the Rarámuri. These indigenous peoples live well-hidden in the mountains and have hardly any contact with the outside world. Their daily lives revolve around agriculture and livestock; poverty is a big issue for the Rarámuri. To escape this fate, Lorenzo must literally overcome more than 1000 metres altitude. One small lapse of concentration, one careless step and Lorenzo could fall off the edge.
At school, Teresa, Angela and Philomena sit next to him. These sisters, aged 6, 8 and 9, can see the school from their home, which sits on a plateau opposite. But to get there requires a journey of many hours, which takes them over narrow and rocky paths, onto sharp rock edges, across a stream, and - just before they reach their destination - forces them to climb again steeply uphill over smooth rocks on all fours. If it is raining, this journey becomes an almost impossible one: the stream is transformed within minutes into a torrent, and the rocks are suddenly as slippery as an ice rink.
These children undertake their journey to school all by themselves. For up to four hours, they march through one of the most beautiful but also one of the most dangerous Mexican landscapes. Throughout this journey they all have only one goal in mind: to ultimately find a job in a city and lead a better life. - Розваги
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Epik now I can do money
Lorenzo is only 11 now , he still a kid and wish to help him and the other kids who went threw the same path
How can we buy these kids shoes?
I know there are many ways to help . what would be the quickest way?
What about the Mexican kids, is there any other go fund me account?
Crazy how in the U.S kids be ditching class and dropping out while in these countries , kids are FIGHTING to get education everyday.
I agree!(I’m still a kid and I’m from the U.S lol)
@Geno J and that's on me .🗣
This doesn't happen everywhere in Mexico, kids in the cities live nothing like that.
This world is so fucked up but people never relise it iv always wonderd why all caucasian countries have it all and all other nations are fucked up this world is evil people need to notice what the government doing they greedy asf
@@nickk.689 yea , ik I've lived in Mexico for 3 years but it wasn't even as near as being that bad
Lorenzo.. possibly the toughest 6yr old in the world. Trekking with blistered feet for 4 hrs.
I agree
Yes. He really has something . I was touched by his story and I hope he has a better life now !
Paul Kiarie this is so so sad I jus felt like crying
Paul Kiarie Facts! He’s so tough 🔥🔥
Yes made me cry
Muy triste, yo soy de Oaxaca, México, de una comunidad indígena Mixteca. También camine durante 6 años cuando estudie la primaria, pero el camino que recorría es de poca distancia y no peligroso. Me dieron muchas ganas de llorar 😭, ahora soy un adulto con grado de Doctor en Ciencias.
Gloria a Dios, 🎉🎉
Gracias a Dios amigo..
Me da mucha tristeza saber y ver a niños así y sobre todo Lorenzo de 6 años medio mucha tristeza sentí emociones muy fuertes no sabía si llorar o aplaudirle a Lorenzo yo también fui al escuela descalzo pero el camino estaba muy bien hecho ojalá que el gobierno mejore la situación de estos niños
No se que edad tendrán ya éstos niños pero que señor Jesucristo los guarde y los bendiga y que sus vidas sean mejor @@estebansanchez2401
Dios los ayude amén niños valientes. ❤❤❤
Yo soy maestra de Telesecundaria y créanme que daré lo mejor de mi para que cada uno de estos niños sea un gran ser humano ❤
Se necesita una gran vocación para ser maestro en México, debería pagarse mejor
🙏🙏🙏 Dios la bendiga por su amor a la educacion!!
Lucha por eso y de mi parte de deseo lo mejor.
Maestra Karla no tiene que pedir que le creamos, quien que vea este documental se concientiza y querrá dar lo mejor de si gracias maestra
@karlalima8800
God bless you sister for what you do! 🙏
These children take nothing for granted. Everything in life is a gift. God bless everyone in their journey.
M.a.c Caz my journey is 1 minuet to the car and look at these children younger than me i need to up my game!!!
So touching to me to say that we'll said 😌😢
Este video es del 2015. Tuvimos una ExDictadura impuesta por gob de USA que duró 96 años que inició con el “Plan cóndor-Neoliberalismo” no solo en México sino a toda Latinoamérica y otros países, impuesta para saquear y privatizar todo y que obtuviera gob de USA el monopolio de todo. Títere ExDictadura de gobierno de USA=Delincuencia mediática =crimen organizado. Aquí la sacamos en 2018. Hoy 2019 somos libres, libres y tenemos democracia y el presupuesto es para México 🇲🇽,la educación ahora es gratuita, se reabrieron las escuelas, se construyeron, mantenimiento a todas las escuelas del país, se aumentó el salario al doble en zonas indígenas y campesinos y al 16% y subirá nuevamente al 20% en 2020, la salud ahora es gratuita y medicinas todas gratis, becas en todos los niveles, pensión a todos los abuelos del país, apoyos económicos a todas las zonas marginadas del país, servicios a todo el país, internet a todo el país, carreteras y pavimentación de caminos a zonas rurales y las más alejadas del país, apoyos económicos a todas las familias campesinas e indígenas, los libros de texto se tradujeron en todos las lenguas igual que los profesores, se están salvando todos los ríos y lagos, así como nuestro lago de Texcoco, bajaron los precios de los servicios, estamos salvando el campo, etc y muchísimas bendiciones con el mejor presidente de la historia de nuestro México 🇲🇽 ❤️♥️❤️♥️❤️♥️❤️♥️
Like Chicago
This publication is from 2015
Danger is going to any EEUU 🇺🇸 school
Danger is government of EEUU
They should do a “where are they now” I just wanted to hug that sweet boy and almost cried when I saw his feet.
You can hug me 🤣dam but fr I felt the same when I saw him eating some leaves just to keep going😭
They should make a go fund me for him and he’s family
Me too, but to meet him may be not possible but I want to contact somehow and should do what we can for them by any chance meets his please share the details
I agree.
u r soft heart lady God bless u and God bless these kids as well ameen
Se me salieron las lágrimas de ver como Lorenzo comía las hojas . Una criatura y de esa edad no debería de sufrir tanto para poder estudiar. Espero en Dios, que hoy su vida sea diferente y que las condiciones para su estudio hayan mejorado . Ya han pasado 8 años del documental . Te amooo Lorencito hermoso. UN ABRAZO ENORME !!!
Pinche dios culero 😂🤣🤣😂😂🤣🤣 que no mame que le ponga una escuela más cerca.
a yo también me sentía triste caundo le comía las hojas para comida 💔
yo fui maestra en Chiapas justo en la sierra y es lo que comemos incluso quelites son sabrosos y los niños son muy inteligentes con un gran respeto a los maestros, lamentablente no muchos maestros y doctores no quieren venir a trabajar a la siera la vida es dificil hasta para nosotros pero ver sus caritas vale la pena
Tengo un amigo que viene de Escocia es fisico matematico y lo admiro dejo todo por ser voluntario y actualmente es maestro en Chiapas es dificil pero aprendes a vivir con ellos y aprendes mucho de ellos son un amor
Deverian de dar educacion sobre sexualidad y planificacion familiar para no traer niños a este mundo solo para sufrir en mi opinion los adultos tienen ese poder los niños no tienen la culpa de algunos adultos irresponsables
Estos niñitos son un orgullo de nuestro México 😢
¿siguen las cosas igual? ¿qué tanto?
@@Matapzu Igual, el presidente dice que el pueblo y que el pueblo pero igual que todos tiene en el olvido a las comunidades, aunque el apoyo de becas para adultos mayores les ayuda bastante, el apoyo no llega a dónde realmente debe llegar, se sigue despilfarrando en becas para jóvenes de ciudades que aunque tienen plena capacidad para trabajar o estudiar simplemente deciden no hacerlo, supe de varios que no estaban en situación de necesidad y fueron colocados en puestos de trabajo recibiendo incluso un poco más de paga que el salario mínimo general. Es absurdo y vergonzoso que tanta gente defienda al presidente cuando sigue haciendo lo mismo. Da esas becas pero quitó la entrega de útiles escolares gratuitos (los cuales incluso incluían zapatos).
Mexico is a rich country. Just like the USA. They are no excuses for our problems in our countries. It's a damn shame we let it go on. Both countries are RICH.
Y el gobierno de hace 8 años no miraba éso😡😡Qué dijo Xóchitl Gálvez🤬😡¿si así quieren vivir los indígenas sin educación Pará qué llebarles?🤬😡🤬Que poca madre..
Y allá dice ser indígena.🤦🏽♀️🤨
@@Matapzuson orgullo chihuhuense, que no se rajan, ese lorencito todo un hombrecito a la edad de 6!!
At least the girls have each other and if something happen one can go and ask for help , but poor sweet Lorenzo all by himself 😞😞😞😞
it really touched my soul😞😞😞😞
His story was so tough. Then on top of it to appear to struggle with school. He really touched my heart.
Poor Lorenzo.. He's just 6 years old and all by himself 😞
I'm surprised he didn't fall asleep in class. Walking 4.5 hours to school!
Exactly my thoughts, my heart is bleeding for that poor boy,this documentary is too hard for me to watch,
Lorenzo may the Lord Jesus Christ be with you always.
All I gotta say is, that young man Lorenzo is unbelievably brave for a 6 year old! God bless these children and keep them safe!
Ameen
Amen
Amen
Amen
@Spookay T'is Me God to you is a genie that makes everything easy according to your wishes. That is an idol, not God.
Estos niños son unos orgullos de mexico apesar de no tener nada y caminar tanto y siguen com ganas de estudiar eso es tener ganas de salir adelante chingao 😢
YO SOY MAESTRO DE SECUNDARIA GENERAL, y por medio de este video le doy un gran reconocimiento a todos los profesores que aquí laboran enseñando y cuidando a estos angelitos con tanta vocación auténtica. dios los bendiga a toda la comunidad escolar, alumnos, maestros y padres de familia.
When little Lorenzo said: "i like going to school, there is allways something to eat " i had to stop watching for a few seconds, i was about to cry
😰
E Money stfu pussy why are you being negative
E Money lol your probably the fat fuck eating rn
Javier Canovas I completely feel you, this crushed my heart these kids go threw legit struggles
I wish they would’ve told us how we can help. I want to donate so I can help these kids in anyway.
Lorenzo is more of a man than I will ever be and I'm not ashamed to say it. I wish the best for him
Why ashamed I am extremely proud he is such a tuff little guy
Good to hear you say what I was thinking
@@qwazysymbiote4931 lol.. thinking the same and the girls have bigger cajones 😆
He is only 6 years old and doing this much?? Wow
He has legs of steel
Dios bendiga a todos los niños de mi México y todo el mundo.
Ahí te das cuenta que ningún dios existe, o si existe no sirve para nada
Todo el video estuve con un nudo en mi garganta 😢 me dio más tristeza la situación de Lorenzo , el solito es muy peligroso aparte lastimado de sus piecitos ; con las niñas era un poco más diferente porque se hacían compañía aunque no menos peligroso el camino ! Dios bendiga y cuide siempre a estos niños 😢
Quisiera tener ese corazón de pollito. Pero mi corazón es muy frío.
Any body notice the children are respectful, nothing like the city kids.
Not all city kids are disrespectful.
Yes, not all but Most. Not many, Most. It's extremely depressing. And it's not their fault. The Parents sadly are to blame. I was born and raised in the Formally great city of San Francisco. I don't care what anyone says. I've lived 40 years here and these kids are so terrible I literally can't put it in words. Now it's so bad that I will go nowhere after dark, Period! I call them the "ULTRA VIOLENT". Because that's what they truly are. This is a horrible fact that goes unnoticed. And it all starts with the PARENTS
They seem humbled and well respected.
Phil Fry keep your racist bullshit to yourself
@@megariz89 it's not racist know the difference. I bet you don't live anywhere in that area.
they go to school without even a single water bottle! and seeing little Lorenzo ate the raw leaves, it breaks my heart to pieces. May God bless you, my dear
Apparently creosote, although used as a traditional herbal medicine, is not particularly safe as a food source and can cause liver and kidney damage. A lot of plant medicines actually derive their effectiveness from being somewhat toxic.
Africa is not a Country
Africa is a continent. Look at South Africa. Lots of white south Africa.
Caroline Gratia Sinuraya it’s not raw
@@nenaj1 80% of Africans are suffering hunger and educational issues.
Como memorizan tan largo camino, niños de fuerza de hierro Dios los bendiga siempre
Recuerdo haberme quejado porque tardaba dos horas para ir a la universidad y hacia 3 transbordos, estos niños si son unos chingones, y pensar que muchos los minimizan, ellos son quienes de verdad merecen todo
Imagine you’re are six. Being alone. Fighting the weather. Your own exhaustion fighting you for hours . Being scared of coyotes. Your feet are hurting and your blisters constantly making every step you take unbearable. He was very strong for a child. He has to be tough just to learn. I’m glad he is happy when he gets to school.
I’ve never seen a six year old with eyes like him. I hope he gets a better life. I really wish him the best in his future.
Woah another Oliver and you have the same last name WEIRD
Yeah I’ve never met a six year old with the guts he has. It made me tear up a little 🤏🏾
those blisters will never heal.its terrible...
God bless in every step of his lifw
Search Facebook for the name page:
Sierra Tarahumara
I started to investigate and found this page which is real and delivers all the donations given. (There are videos and photos). This has made me feel better knowing that these children are receiving help especially in this time of Covid.
The toughest kid in this documentaries is Lorenzo , He did it alone.
Warrior 💯💯💪
And he's only 6 years old 😢
So true. Im teary eyed for Lorenzo as i watched him walked for 4 looonnnng hours with that dangerous sierra madre mountains. 😭💔 hoping and praying these kids will achieve there dreams.
There all equally as tough as each other for attempting it in the first place it's not a competition they all should be admired. You asked someone in the western world to walk this far to school it would be laughed off. For all of these its deadly serious
He is so young and very strong
Increíble como los niños saben el camino, y Lorenzo camina solito, Dios bendiga y cuide todos los niños del mundo que pasan tanto trabajo para ir a la escuela.
Amigo donde queda este lugar soy capaz de ir a vicitarlos en que estado es ,,,soy de Oaxaca
@@arturoramirez6777 en el norte de Mexico
@@arturoramirez6777 Es la sierra madre en Chihuahua.
No te La creas que Lorenzo va solo es falsedad que introducen en los documentales para Aser más interesante
En todo el triángulo dorado de la sierra madre occidental hay comunidades que para llegar al pueblo se tardan hasta 8 hrs caminando, unos paisajes muy hermosos mis respetos para toda esa gente de la sierra
Este documental tan bien relatado lo tienen que ver aquellos niños que reniegan de sus padres que a lo mejor le dan todo para que se sientan felices,porque los aman y sin querer estan criando desagradecidos que el dia de mañana no sirven para nada y son una carga para los demás 😢
¿siguen las cosas igual? ¿qué tanto?
Who ever makes money of this videos should buy the kids shoes or something.
Honestly
Or build a school closer to there homes
Every body should help
I was thinking thatt
@@taliaanderson6171 they aren't making that much money off of this
Poor darling Lorenzo. What a brave little man.
They would have to bring the school to me. There must be another way. Say stay at the boarding school for 3mths instead. 6yrs old goodness too much for a child.
@@onthebeat4466 I agree. Only 6.
My son youngest is 7 and his school is right down and I can see it it standing on my porch but I still walk with him..
Awww....These kids are so sweet...God bless them....
@Sherri Brawn Lorenzo's parents would be sitting in prison right now in America.
Cute
The determination and resilience of young Lorenzo, Teresa, Angela, and Philomena as they embark on their arduous journey to school is truly inspiring. Their unwavering spirit in the face of such challenges reminds us of the importance of education and the pursuit of a better life. Thank you for sharing their incredible story in this documentary.
Las pequeñas son tan joviales contagian su felicidad...lorenzo su tenacidad enamora que niño tan disciplinado ❤❤❤❤❤❤
I wish that schools could share this Video with students. Some rich and spoiled children need to see this ☝️☝️
Very true , well said.
Trust me schools or teachers have show students what kids go through in poor countries and they either think it’s funny or they just don’t care
Shown*
No kids here would give two sh*ts about this all they care about are their phones.Unless you walk a day In their shoes you will take what you have for granted and never appreciate how good you have it.
Luis Ventura h BB o
Kudos to the teacher. Drive 6 hours and sleeps there for 5 days just so she can teach these children, and these children determination and courage is beautiful.
Amen to that
Yo soy de Chihuahua,y recuerdo cuando la era niña , los Raramury tocaban la puerta de mi casa y decían "córima" y yo le decía a mi mamá que los invitamos a vivir en nuestra casa y mi madre me decía , nó , éllas tienen sus esposos y las esperan para regresar a dónde viven en familia y hoy que veo éste documental siento mucha nostalgia y espero que a mis paisanos Raramuri les valla mejor ahora 💐
¿siguen las cosas igual? ¿qué tanto?
Que significa: "Corima"?
Corima significa, compartir
Dios bendiga a nuestros niños Mexicanos que se aventuran a caminar para estudiar
Ojalá algún día aiga una carretera para estos niños
At only 6 years old, having to walk the long journey to school, and to not have his mum or dad with him, my heart goes out to him. Knowing how still very young he is and knowing he has to go through all that for a better future.Heartbreaking
May God bless Lorenzo..I hope he get all his dreams..I'm crying when watched his way to get school in his age 😭😭
same
:(
I crying too Lorenzo May God with you.
☹️☹️
GuildBankLooter it doesn’t suck just that part where they live is like trash but Mexico is a good state so no need to give hate ;-;
Lorenzo make me cry like so deep a six year old doing this for his better life🙏🏼
Andrea Lp it's called survival but believe it or not they are happy doing it because it's all they got
I also felt sad for lorenzo all by himself ☹🙁🙁
So so so sad
Negro Jose 🤣😂 You dont event know me . Thank you !
@Negro Jose Humans are HYPOCRITE, one day they feel bad for something or someone but next day
they forget, like those days with the CORONAVIRUS everyone are like we should learn from this problem
but in the next 2 or more years they all are going to do memes and going to forgt about this.
Human are SHIT.
Wow, these kids are so resilient! They're more mature than 95% of adults that I've met in America
Hola 👋
I had the opportunity to talk to an indigenous child and I couldn't believe the maturity with which he responded to me.
Cierto en México la educación es obligatoria,y los raramuri, son una etnia de gran orgullo pies ligeros un orgullo de México,yo empecé a ver estos documentales por Lorena Ramirez lastima que el gobierno no apoye a esta mujer atleta
@@Speedyvarnadie los mando a vivir en la cierra no se puede modificar las montañas si quieren una vida mejor que se bajen a los valles
@@Speedyvar nadie los mando ahí eso fue en época de conquista para evitar ser esclavos pero actualmente ya nada los impide venir a la ciudad
😢
@@Speedyvar: Así es , los Rarámuris como otros grupos indígenas sufren de discriminación y explotación por parte de los “ chavochis” ( mestizos, claro no todos) … al intentar integrarse a la Comunidades más grandes o a las Ciudades . Hace aproximadamente 54 años laboré como médico en un Internado de primera enseñanza para niñas en la Alta Sierra Tarahumara ( Guachochi , ahora es una ciudad ) , fueron 2 años de gran aprendizaje , y eso pude observar . Había en ese entonces escuelas albergue donde llevaban a los niños los lunes y los recogían los viernes , ahí los niños más pequeños aprendían español y los Maestros eran padres sustitutos , enfermeros, psicólogos , consejeros , guías y mucho más… de ahí pasaban a los Internados de primera enseñanza para niñas ( Trabajé y viví en el Internado) y atendí niños esporádicamente en Sisoguichi y Tónachi . El acceso desde Parral o Chihuahua era únicamente por avioneta , entre una comunidad y otra a pié o en vehículos resistentes. Ahora es un lujo viajar en avioneta( he sabido) . Algunos grupos Rarámuris siguen viviendo en aislamiento para preservar su cultura y evitar la discriminación .
I feel so sorry for Lorenzo losing his mum at such a tender age 😢 He is a hero
yes, Sai!
This should be mandatory for american kids to watch in school.
Michael Angel agree!! , lot of us dont appreciate all the opportunities we get here in the US while alot this kids wish they at least had a warm meal everyday !
@Kon TheOverlord i am in school right now and i agree highly they dumb us down so that we cant reach our full potential, in my opinion i think its that way so that none of us can look at the goverment the wrong way
Kids all over the world should watch that, but aldults too! It's a great lesson these kids are giving...
I swear it should
This are american kids.
Muy buen documental😢que afortunados somos aquellos que tenemos todas las comodidades y no lo sabemos aprovechar
Así es.
After watching this amazing documentary I feel very privileged. I hope the brightest futures for little Lorenzo and all the kids who face challenges like this just to go to school.
My dad walked to school everyday shoeless and crossed multiple rivers at the Mixteca, Oaxaca, México (Chalcatongo)
Now he's an engineer at Boeing satellite systems...the US some how saw talent in him and offered him a position.
Thanks to him I've been able to know and experience a comfortable life.
Although he never needed to cross to the US illegally he went through the struggle in his homeland.
Amen and praise the lord❤
With sangre Oaxaqueño every thing is possible ✊🏽 lets continue to show the people that the indigenous can be big in this world too 🇲🇽
I'm Pueblano, we migrated to the U.S when I was 9 years old. My dad now owns a trucking business, my sister trains school teachers, my other sister is in the medical field, my lil brother is in environmental science and I work in law enforcement.
It’s beautiful to see all of your father’s sacrifices and hard work come to bountiful fruition. I hope your family stays blessed. 💜
My step brother died crossing the rivers. He never lived such a beautiful dream as we have in the United States. Let's also think of those whom didn't make it and didn't become wealthy and died trying! 😥
I almost cried when little lorenzo had to eat the leaves for strength with his feet injured
You Should Have arent You Human?
Leaves but healthy. Not french fries.
☹
That leaves are healthy, much more than many of the food we use yo eat.
@@taniaislas5282 bitch go sit down
Madre mia, se me salieron las làgrimas, yo fui maestra de ninos como ellos en comunidades muy alejadas y peligrosas, en escuelas con techo de cartòn. recuerdo con mucho carino esos ninos tranquilos,con sus mejillas quemadas por el frio. Ahora vivo en Italia, pero no se que diera por regresar a dar clases a esos ninos, la situaciòn era muy dura inclusive para el maestro que tenìa que hacer milagros y hasta comprar el material.
Hola 👋. De que parte de México eres amiga?
Hola, fui profesor de primaria. Soy de México, y por 37 años trabajé en escuelas; la mayoría de las veces escuelas bidocentes ( 2 maestros) y en escuelas de concentración, parecida a ésta. Me tocó fundar una escuela , muy bonitos recuerdos que dan ganas de comenzar.
Mis agradecimieto para todos los maestros no es facil para ellos tampoco"(
@@FernandoHernandez-ke2el trabajé en el Estado de México, en Los reyes, la paz y en valle de Chalco, en ese entonces las escuelas eran de organización, son escuelas fundadas por un grupo de padres y maestros en comunidades de paracaidistas. Ahora esas escuelas ya tienen todo, y esas colonias ya están pavimentadas y reconocidas por el gobierno.
Hello, Lorenzo. you made me cry! it breaks my heart that your experiencing this hardship to have a better future..We hope and pray that your dreams come true! God is rewarding you sooo much in life
All my respect to these kids, especially Lorenzo. That kid is a survivor, a warrior.
guerrero!
@@casadecolores.ceramics Sii
Lorenzo 😘❤️😘 ‘May all your dreams come true my lil dear’ 😘
Ameen
Can you believe that he is only 6?
Amen
Amen!!
Amen!
Lorenzo de Monteclaro, que todos esos niños puedan superar todos esos obstáculos, y que lleguen a ser grandes personas en sus vidas, muchos éxitos desde Nueva York Estados Unidos 🇺🇸❤️👍🌍.
¿Se puede ser profesor voluntario por un tiempo? Estás historias toca mi corazón
Si
La organización se llama CONAFE en México... por un año ... es por ciclo escolar no puede ser menos
... no es fácil ... tienes que adaptarte a ellos!!! ... pero la experiencia te cambia la vida!!!
@@yazminfranyutti2506 ¿siguen las cosas igual? ¿qué tanto?
siempre hay comunidades así en México, es posible que esta comunidad no, pero siempre hay @@Matapzu
Mi hermano fue profesor y dice que los padres le llevaban comida para agradecer 😢
Yo fui también maestro comunitario, acércate a la delegación de Conafe en tu estado, la convocatoria aparece en los meses de junio/julio. Puedes elegir un programa para educar; preescolar, primaria o secundaria. Te darán capacitación y enviaran a una comunidad. Te aconsejo que comiences a hacer ejercicio, adquieras un buen par de botas y también que te acostumbres a no estar con el respaldo de la tecnología.
So my mom wasn’t exaggerating when she’d tell me how she went to school. (I’m being sarcastic)
bruh Lmaoo
Esteban Nunez fr
Esteban Nunez fr 😳
Oof
BRO ONGGGGG
Guys, I am crying for Lorenzo. Can we get an update? I hope all the kids are doing well.
My heart broke seeing what these kids go thru😭💔
Don't worry they are gods kids
It's hard not to tear up. I'm just hoping that they are all safe. I can't even imagine how hard it is to live like that. We take a lot of things for granted. 😢
@@rosaroja4208 just saying the same thing to myself. I watch one these docs every day just so I don't slip back into an kind of ungrateful state ☹️
Same here.. I felt for Lorenzo..!
Orgullosamente tarahumara, orgullosamente Mexicano!
😢Saber que hay tanto niño muchacho que reniega de estudiar,y estos niños y otros tantos de muy lejanas y empobrecidas comunidades alrededor del mundo, provocan lo mismo tristeza,indignación, coraje...Que estos y cada niño que hace este tipo de sacrificio para llegar a la escuela y poco a poco lograr convertirse en técnico o profesional,que Dios les bendiga!!!❤
Remember that MANY kids at Lorenzo's age in US are still being carried around in strollers...
And breast fed.
Lmfao
and still diapers
Only in the cities, and ONLY liberal parents raise their kids that pathetic...seriously.
b80 nice job bringing politics into something that isn’t even related.
I love it how the girls are always laughing,such innocence. Something about this touched me deeply.
nikhil kumar that's exactly what I thought that's just how tough they are naturally
On your Chin..Well yes my good Sir..
Just imagine ur walking tru there at night and u heard them/see them 😨
Another Mexican horror story to scare ur kids.
it was so touching how happy they are considering their circumstances...so humbling..
me too, so sweet
Niños ejemplo de fortaleza que Dios Bendiga a ellos y a sus maestros vale la pena estudiar, que este año 2024 los ojos del Presidente volteen hacia ellos👋👀👍❤
Es verdad padecer de estas carencias te hace más fuerte y con ganas de seguir estudiando 😊❤❤
Ten por seguro que ya los vió y está haciendo mucho por ellos 🙏
@@juanarangel8580 Los niños son el presente y futuro de nuestro México, por eso tambien son nuestra esperanza. Presidente AMLO🇲🇽 gracias.
Por favor si que necesitan ayuda y despensa y vivienda apoyos del gobierno eso y más de misericordia para ellos ojalá pronto los contacten
Lo ciento los ojos del presidente. Nunca veran ha estas necesidades . Peor ahora ya ba ha salir y todo mexico se queda igual . Crimen organizado al cien . Corrupcion no se diga . El pobre sera mas pobre siempre . Y llegara algun dia un buen gobernante con espada en mano . Y corazon justiciero llegara no lo se.
Ojalá que el gobernador o gobernadora que gobierna en este estado se de cuenta la necesidad de estos nativos verdaderos mexicanos que necesitan una ayuda urgente a que acabar con la pobreza en México y a nivel mundial
La verdad ahora tienen al crimen organizado y salen a las calles a pedir dinero y algunos traen ropa occidental
Solo se hacen p3ndejos todos los gobernadores y presidentes municipales y esto es en todo Mexico ah pero cuando quieren su voto hasta aya se van a meter son unos m4lditos hipocritas vandidados ratas de primer nivel …
Es el de Chihuahua pero a los de sonora nos queda cerca tal vez vaya y donde cosas
Este estado de Chihuahua siempre ha sido gobernado por neoliberales prianistas, nunca se preocupan por los pobres! En Sonora están los pueblos Yaquis y ya no gobiernan los prianistas y ya todo empezó a cambiar, les están construyendo un sistema de riego, escuelas, clínicas de salud y justicia en cuanto a sus tierras!
No amigo en ese estado mexicano gobierna un partido de ultraderecha llamado pan la gobernadora se llama maru campos se la pasa alcoholizada todo el tiempo
Lorenzo is the bravest kid I have ever seen. He climbed an entire mountain and then some just to go to school. It’s both amazing and sad to see this.
The girls are adorable... they giggled and played all the way to school even though the journey was hard and painful on their little feet.
You are absolutely right even though the documentary is sad.watching the girls enjoying their way to school laughing with each other it make me smile
Adorable was the exact word I was going to use and it was going to use and apparently everyone else since its the top post.. Even the mother is adorable. She looks like she could still be in her teens.
SANGRE MEXICANA 100%
They're so cute they put a smile on my face :)
Lorenzo you lil soldier, much love and respect to you lil king... Big respect to the 3 lil queens.
Nunca chorei tanto com um documentário desse😢
Fico pensando como pode existir um caso assim!
Ven a México hay miles de historias similares 🥺🥺
As a father of two boys, Lorenzo’s story tore my heart into pieces. Bless his little heart ❤️
Same here father of 2 boys, may god bless and protect this sweet little boy and keep him safe.
Same here, I've lived in Mexico in the past and I would go on long hikes occasionally and do remember how treacherous and tiresome those hikes could be, yet I had to keep up or would get lost since I didn't know the way back. I was about 13 years old and remember how hard it was just to breath at high altitudes and how sore my legs would get. Seeing Lorenzo's journey reminded me of those memories and was able to understand how hard it must be for a 6 year old to go through that 😢
Same here i could not believe what I was seeing, God almighty keep them safe
My sister was a teacher in a village (El Zopilote) like this in the state of Nayarit in Mexico, she'll get there every Monday riding a horse for about 4 hour and got back home every Friday evening. She says teaching those kids has been an absolute honor and the best and most amazing experience in her life a part from being a mother.
Me recuerda mucho mi niñez. También caminaba mucho para ir a la escuela, soñaba con ser alguien en la vida, lo logré, ahora soy Dr. en Ciencias Matemáticas, pero lamentablemente hasta ahora no he podido conseguir trabajo, incluso me he ofrecido en dar clases gratis en la Benemérita Universidad Autónoma de Puebla (BUAP) a cambio de una carta de recomendación, porque en todas las universidades que he querido entrar a trabajar me piden muchos años de experiencia. La verdad dan ganas de enseñarles a estos niños a leer, escribir y mucho más, pero para eso se necesita de muchos recursos económicos, incluso sin cobrar ni un solo peso se puede porque también uno tiene que comer. Por ahora no me queda otra opción que seguir trabajando en USA de algo que no estudié. Pero gracias a dios, me va mucho mejor aquí que en México.
Siempre he admirado a esta comunidad, por que son un ejemplo a seguir ,en los maratones sobe todo me hace sentir muy orgullosa 🎉🎉🎉🎉
Que lugar es?
The girls giggles and laughs on their hard journey to school makes my heart drop. They seem so grateful even though they endure so much. Lorenzo’s shirt with blue’s clue’s reminded me how young he still was for difficult path. I broke into tears when I saw him take rests from his blisters. May their dreams be reached and may they live comfortable lives. I would never want anyone to face such a tiring morning.
Makes me grateful for everything i have
Correct, Alexa Garcia!
How i wish I meet Lorenzo ❤
I pray that all of these children grew up to have easier lives. I’ve been taking daily walks all summer to lose some weight. I hate going up hills. I won’t complain after watching what these children endured. Lorenzo was so small (I also noticed his Blues Clues shirt!) to make that trip at all, and he did it all alone! It broke my heart when he had to take shelter in the small “cave”. The girls were like little mountain goats, hopping down the mountainside. I’m sure it was much harder than they made it look, especially for the youngest.
Lorenzo ate the leaves because he's hungry. And he's all alone. That breaks my heart. 💔
" I eat the leafs because I am hungry" Ugh, he is 6. I literally, can't! I had been eating a oatmeal cookie when he said that, it doesn't taste so great any more, all I can do is stare at it and feel like a asshole.
Yeah felt like crying wish I could help him
Poor baby😔 I remember myself going on school trip or just by bus to another city. Mom was giving me sandwiches, cookies, fruits, water ect. And Lorenzo has nothing to take with and the way to school is so long and exhausting. It kills me I cant help him!!!😥
don't feel so bad. its all he knows so im sure he dosent feel bad. when i was a kid my family was really poor but i didn't know the difference
@@erickanew If you're interested in helping out, please read the message I posted on the main board. I am trying to find people to help collectively!
Such brave children! Especially Lorenzo. Very smart too. Imagine memorizing such a long route by himself. Are there any updates on the children?
Lorenzo break my heart.....God keep you and bless you ...lorenzo
I am a 37 years Chinese, I went to boarding school since year 4 and just back to home once per week. Our government was poor and didn’t offer meals to us back to that time, so we need to carry rice, cooked food and bed stuff by ourselves through mountains to school. Cooked food are easy to get bad during hot weather, then most of time we just bring some salted vegetables or meat to eat a whole week. But I studied hard, then I went to a good university in Beijing, now I am living in Australia and donating a little bit money to Indonesia every months trying to help some kids there.
Thank you for sharing your story. I enjoyed it ❤. I hope you are happy and have a good life. You have worked so hard, blessings to you
God Bless your beautiful soul sir, And thank u for sharing your story..
Well at least I had any food these children barely have any
Oh wow that's wonderful 👏👏👏🙏
Search Facebook for the name page:
Sierra Tarahumara
I started to investigate and found this page which is real and delivers all the donations given. (There are videos and photos). This has made me feel better knowing that these children are receiving help especially in this time of Covid.
When you realize that your path to education has been an elevator, with seating and catering. Stop complaining.
Mannnnnn listen I feel so stupid for not continuing my degree. This makes me so upset they have to go through hell just to learn and we take simplest things light
sharri no
sharri What a wise comment.
My 10 minute commute to school is nothing compared to what these kids have to go through I will never complain about my commute ever again
Yeah, I could literally scream from my school and my mum would hear me
This little boy captured my heart when I first saw this. I pray he is doing well and continuing to thrive through education. ♥️🙏🏼 God bless these children.
My god..a six year old on that trail .. absolutely insane. Poor little guy. All alone. The girls are pretty quick on their path and how they can make it in those ridiculous sandals I seriously can't imagine. I would struggle in walking boots! God keep them safe ❤❤
The sandals are design to walk in that environment. The raramuris are known to run in those sandals and barefoot
@@niva-vm3vy they are pretty amazing people 🙂
God bless my dad for going through this too. I don’t think the Mexican government was feeding them because he would take a few tortillas for the week, often going hungry. He would leave for school early Monday and return late Friday or early Saturday. He was super good at math and his hand writing is really good, but had to stop after 6th grade because he’s parents could no longer afford to send him to school.
I’m so proud of him for working hard, coming to the USA, and getting his GED!
the mexican goverment was so corrupt i ended coming to the US
Suk his coxk
God did and will continue to bless you and your dad with wonder opportunities
Love Z. Malik hope you pay it forward for him by graduating. 💯💯💯
BeanBreathSoldier HotbreathAzz you are your father have a weird relationship
I did my elementary and secondary school walking 10.7 kilometres . And now I'm hardly finished up my MA (Master of Arts) Thank God and thanks to my parents for their sacrifices for my education .
Congrats you made it! Because you believe in your self with the help of your parents!.
Ächang Wangsa 👏👏👏👏 well done. Deep respect for what you have accomplished.
I salute you for your courageand for your quest to learn. I would love to hear your story if you feel like sharing. Where are you from? And how did you manage all these years of education? I salute your courage again.
Ächang Wangsa that's wonderful. Congrats 🥰 much love
Thanks to all
Que hermoso documental lo que sufren muchos pequeños para ir ala escuela. Y hay unos que tienen todo y no más no le gusta la escuela. Aquí si vale la pena todos los apoyos del gobierno tanto para los maestros como para los alumnos.
¡Qué documental tan hermoso y triste a la vez! Deseo que sus vidas mejoren, con todo mi corazón.
Nike should be sponsoring these incredible human beings.
Julian Radillo what the hell has Nike got to do with these
@@okayyy9740 wow! Go do some research.
@Geno J she will have to learn or burn.
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👏👏👏👏Amazing If this is not the definition of Perseverance, I don’t know what is.
They could give them shoes
A damn 6 year old navigating his way to school for hours through mountain and Deseret terrain is just mind blowing
And heart breaking
That is a pretty incredible and unique accomplishment kids like Lorenzo are tuff as nails literally
Strong fn kids man 💯
Niños de mayor honor por su esfuerzo. Son un verdadero ejemplo de éxito 😊
MEJOR DICHO Un verdadero ejemplo de CRUELDAD MENTAL Y MALTRATO DE NIÑOS
Qué importante ejemplo de la vida, de tantos qué se quejan cuando tienen todo, qué pena qué no sea algo parecido para estos pequeños, dios los bendiga i los proteja siempre y para los qué tienen todo lo deberían aprovechar, soy Oaxaqueño y también me identifico con estos valientes como Lorenzo 👌
He lost his mother, .... his father may not be with him... he is only six..... 💔 I have no words
Strong innocent soul😢❤️🙏🏽
😭😭😭
Its unbearable to think that he is alone on that treak
at least GOD is in him always...
GOD is goin'to protect him obviously
Lorenzo was not alone, God was with him all the time!!
Manny Castillo Amen brother, I was thinking the same thing.
Seriously bro may god bless that little dude and his family
Wtf! It's obvious that if your God exists, he doesn't give a damn about these children. Grow up!
He was.. wow..where?
thats where u would find God
This six year old Lorenzo is verry couragious and it shows that life can be hard today but kind tomorrow as long as you stick to your goals.I wish him and the girls a bright future.
Me quedo sin palabras ante la fortaleza y determinación de estoy niños si se salen las lágrimas.
Always be humble and grateful for what you have. These kids risk their lives everyday for a better education. Please God, take care of these brave children.
Amen
Amén
If I were to win the lottery, I know EXACTLY what I would do with the money. Every child in this series, no matter what country they’re from, would get a decent lair of shoes, clothes, build bridges for them to get to school, a decent meal every day and money in their pocket. At the end of every episode, I always cry and try to figure out a way I can help these poor, brave, and determined children
What about other children in the same situations?
Thanks Serena!!....u never know!!
Serena Wright God bless you for those wonderful thoughts.
We need more people like you in this world. I totally agree with you.
Yes and WHEN I win the lotto I win contact you and we can begin our rebuild for these brave children’s lives !!! What an awesome thought !!! X fingers on the lotto !
Que maravilloso reportaje. Esto lo deberían de ver todos nuestros Gobernantes y actuar. Estos niños son un ejemplo. BENDICIONES PARA ellos y sus familias
Soy orgullosamente mexicano y daria mi vida por cada uno de estos pequeños. Desearia poder ayudarles y darles todo lo que ellos necesitan y merecen.. me consuela el saber que Dios esta con ellos. En el reino de Dios ellos llevan la delantera..
Dios?? Jajajajajajaja nomames mijo, si "dios" existiera y fuera todo poderoso ese niño así como millones más en el mundo no padecieran tanta pobreza y escasez.
@@matabachas2000estas esquivo cado ayudate que yo te ayudare. esos es culpa del gobierno por descuidar a estas poblaciones y tenerlas en el lavando.
I never cry because I am tough man, I have feelings of steel. But watching Lorenzo made me cry like a little kid! How is that little one so alone in the wilderness with nobody around for miles and miles and going through so much danger, with blisters on feet, with rain against him, with coyotes, snakes around him, climbing the most treacherous terrain of the world. How does he do it? Not once, not twice, but multiple times? There's gotta be an angel protecting him from all the dangers. Each night I am going to pray for kids like them to be safe, and if there is also a way to donate money for them I will, we all should.
Bless your heart William. And I think it’s his mother that watches over him. So he’s not completely alone!!
I posted a message. If you're interested in helping out these communities, look for my message and comment there. I am hoping many would be interested in helping out!
If you want donate, do it, across the any church (iglesia,) like metodist. The oter wey, probably not from they.
There’s a lot children like Lorenso, and they’re always be … because we humans are selfish , praying does nothing, but actions will.
That kid is so brave. I wouldn’t be able to do that and I’m an adult bless that kid
That boy, 6 years old, he's amazing. Tough as a mountain goat
@finn bell "tough as a mountain goat". The only comparison OP made of the kid to the goat was toughness. I think you may be as dumb as a goat though.
@@jq7323 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Definitely a tough little man. He certainly are that bush like a goat.
Vivo en un pueblo agrícola al norte de México en donde hay mucho rarámuri, los contratan para los cultivos en las parcelas porque tienen mucha resistencia, son muy fuertes y trabajadores!
@Yulay tu que siempre andas ayudando alos mas necesitados creo que tu puedes ser el angel para estas personitas ... ❤
Ojale que mirara este video.
All school kids need to see this. Especially kids in America.
Dzung Tran you mean kids in the United States....we’re all Americans on this side of the world
Some of the kids in America are lazy ingrates and do not deserve the free public education that they have rights to. I work for one of the biggest school dist. in Northern Ca. and teachers are literally dropping like flies at the school i work at bc the the little brats are so bad. If you made them watch this they would laugh and make fun of these poor children. The children in this video have more character and determination than in their little pinky then any of the little shits i work with. I pray that God watch over them closely and get them to and from safely.
Victor DeMarco your prolly a bad at your job, find a new one.
@@kaitlyncowger6602 Nope Kaitlyn! Actually, little girrl, I am great at my job. Also, you just proved my point though about kids being rude and disrespectful. You don't know me and you don't know the type of kids I work with, so when and until then...why don't you shut your big mouth and go talk about something you do know about, but that "PROLLY" isn't much since you clearly can't write and have no grasp of the English language or correct grammar. Open a book, learn something, and pay attention in school. Read books too because reading will also help with your poor reading and writing skills.
@@kaitlyncowger6602 Victor is right. Although all kids aren't bad, there are some spoiled ones that don't understand the privileges given to them and act rude and disrespectful. You'll understand when you're older.
My dad is from La Piedad and he would always tell us about his life before he came here and got his citizenship. My most memorable stories are the ones of him walking to school 7 miles each way barefoot regardless of the weather. (And he would always remind my brothers an I, "& that was AFTER I got up before the sun to feed the animals & help mi mama make fresh tortillas". I have so much respect for my father and all he has been through😞 he came here walking & alone with only my uncle Reynaldo when he was 10 and his brother 14😳 that is INSANE to me! He has worked hard all his life and continues to do so in his late 70's(@ the same company since he was 15). My father is my hero and such an inspiration!
Sounds like an amazing man
@@10juanh
He truly is a good man and a super hero in my eyes
@@anamariamarkosrodriguez7616es sin duda alguna.
Boy o boy...how my perspective changes after watching these videos. Thank you so much for sharing...
You are very welcome!
yo fui uno de esos niños que tuve que caminar por horas para ir a la escuela de la edad de 4 años a los 7. Despues mis padres me imigraron a los estados unidos - Ahora soy un empresario se puede decir exitoso empleo a 85 empleados y tengo 4 companias bajo mi mandato. ayudo todo losaños a familias mas necesitadas con articulos de hogar ropa y comida... como olvidar esos años dificiles si mi cuerpo lleva las sicatrices asta la fecha y con orgullo y esfuerzo esos dias frios y calorosos me an formado el hombre que soy ahora y gracias a dios sigo para delante asi que el dolor de oy sera recompenza mañana..
So heartbreaking watching him walking alone..I hope the government could help these poor kids..
Lady Red the government doesn't give a shit about it, it's very sad to see this kids struggle that hard just to learn to read and write, it shouldn't be that way. If you think all the millionares in the world that they don't even know what to do with the money, and this kids make the impossible just to go to school, this world is so wrong, "Very, very sad"
I feel the same
Francisco Moreno Well said. 💯💯
The cartel gives more shits about these people than the actual government
@@franciscomoreno9916 well the narrator says in the beginning that the government pays for boarding the kids for the week, 3 meals a day during the week and learning
Son todos unos Maestros❤ nuestros hermanos Raramury
Me inspiran...gracias!
Madre mia!! Cuanta pobreza! Y los que tenemos todo nos quejamos. Dios bendiga grandemente sus vidas. 😢
¿siguen las cosas igual? ¿qué tanto?
Parece que ya les hicieron un nuevo internado .
@@juanruiz790 Video o pruebas amigo. Pruebas. Que gobiernos y politiquería siguen aprovechándose
@@Matapzu La mejor prueba es lo que viste y oíste en el video.En el vídeo se hablo que las personas son de una etnia indígena y que vivían en las montañas apartadas de la civilización.. Además soy Mexicano de Ciudad y nunca tuve problemas para ir a la escuela. Saludas.