A world apart

The documentary A World Apart tells of a trip around the world by car. Your director, Daniel Landa, presents us with reports from all over the planet for Viajes al Pasado.

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Denali, the icy maze

As soon as we reached the town of Talkeetna, we had the feeling that the entire town was following our steps with whispers.. The arrival of some foreigners by car from southern Alaska would not have anything particular during the summer months, but in the middle of winter, That was certainly a novelty..

3 March, 2014

Skeleton Coast: the desert against the sea

Advertised as advertised pirates: with a pair of warm and skull. Well presented one of the least natural parks in Africa. The coast of Namibia does not want intruders because nature pound their own battle of sand and water.

24 February, 2014

The round beaches of Morrocoy

In the collective imagination, the Caribbean is presented as a turquoise blue or emerald green vacation, because the stillness of the sea tends to be associated with the brilliance of precious stones. The Morrocoy keys are bathed rather in green, a glowing green, hypnotic, that hopelessly attracts tourists.

17 February, 2014

Travel in company

I traveled alone a few times and have enjoyed spontaneous meetings, nights are fun and the feeling of freedom that produces a map without consensus. But I've also stumbled irretrievably with the boredom of an empty hostel, a dumb way or beer friendless.

10 February, 2014

Welcome to war (Part II)

It was not convenient to mention our condition as journalists and we could still go through Tourism students in search of adventure, camino a Azerbaijan. To say that we were traveling from Palencia to Singapore to make a documentary was perhaps too surreal for those Russians focused on the Chechen attacks.

3 February, 2014

Welcome to war (Part I)

The morning 28 September 1999 Chechen forces abandoned the Dagestan region surrendered to Russian military might. That same morning, we were traveling in a Ford Mondeo full of sponsor stickers on the roads that approached the border between Chechnya and Dagestan.

27 January, 2014

The realm of the dead

They, the dead, they were the first to arrive. On a street by the Ganges river, in the city of Varanasi, dozens of corpses awaited the arrival of the living. The bodies were covered in colored robes and adorned with flowers. It had not yet dawned. They were not in a hurry.

20 January, 2014

Savonlinna Castle, magic south of finland

What good taste for war! The Scandinavians decorated their fortresses with lakes and circular towers, with the magic of the environment, to give a certain aesthetic to the presence of death. This is how battles were fought in the 15th century in Finland.

13 January, 2014

The Great White Shark: Panic in South Africa

A watching her open mouth seemed to see me hell himself. The great white shark governs the waters between the Atlantic and Indian Ocean, as if to bring the life of the seas. It moves with the calm of a serial murderer and has dead eyes, black, as death.

6 January, 2014

Ballad world

There is a language that we all understand, a way in which man is recognized as a species, a form of universal joy: music. I want to close this 2013 with a song of joy, because what is coming it is better than we caught dancing, in case.

30 December, 2013

alvarino, the last Mapuche

Near Araucaria forests, between the Andes and glacial lakes of water lives a man named Alvarino. Maybe there just history, with his name, as to the shout only the echo of the mountains seems to respond.

9 December, 2013

I Amsterdam

As night falls, the teenage city has no schedules, lives locked in a party, making pellets, rebel, with that grace of a good child who wants everything, that perpetual revelry, challenging, that extra joint, those less rules.

2 December, 2013

Sahrawi dancing

This is a people who are dying of thirst; they want to drink the sea but they don't let them. Are doomed to the sand, to the dust of oblivion and they walk as one walks in the desert, slowly, to nowhere, because the only oasis where to bathe your dreams dried up is 40 years.

25 November, 2013

Video of seven white landscapes

Video of seven white landscapes

Top 7 / Cold Beauty

The cold I've always elegant result, without the birdsong and the murmur of the rain. The cold does not usually say anything. It has something hypnotic that blue ice, the mist at dawn, snow. I have chosen seven white landscapes, seven secluded corners where at least I felt so marginalized that I thought I was going to map.

18 November, 2013

A Day in the Death Road

Bolivia is full of cliffs, carriers and unpaved roads. Poor mixing. The crossing guard one of the most breathtaking trips in America and his name does not help to relax the gesture at the wheel. The Highway of Death is a path of mud and stone that wind through the foothills of the Yungas.

11 November, 2013

The hidden city of the Maya

Almost in whispers told us that the Mirador was the greatest legacy of the Maya, that beyond Tikal, hidden in the jungle are the ruins swallowed by weeds, a city larger than Chichén Itzá, Palenque oldest, most forgotten that all.

4 November, 2013

The 7 world's most beautiful waterfalls

Jumping vacuum, rivers that are split, water flights. Cataracts are merely geographical, cracks, ruptures, shocks ... but this chaos is perhaps the most beautiful of nature disasters.

28 Oct., 2013

Top 7 / Empty beaches

The concept of an empty beach often inspire images reminiscent of coconut, white sand and a sea in which you see your feet while looking for shells. But today I propose that we move away from the Postcards and give up the topic.

21 Oct., 2013

Which way turn the sink water in Ecuador?

That is the question. The video we've included today shows an experiment that took place in the line of Ecuador, and Kenya. They call it the Coriolis effect, water spinning in either direction depending on the hemisphere in which one finds. I'll let you be the images that speak for themselves

14 Oct., 2013

Acapulco: flying men

Acapulco sounds like "Love Boat", teaches stiff smile of the waiters and hotel smelling of salt and old. The city has lost every battle against impossible beaches of Cancun, their radioactive blue and girls dancing in the streets, at daybreak.

7 Oct., 2013

A World Apart: the commitment to the movement

A World Apart is a travel book in its broadest sense and teaching in a way that does not believe in something more than make a move to somewhere, near or far. That's what we tell the pages of this book, the fight to live beyond the time that marks the reason.

1 Oct., 2013

Top 7 / Lakes of the World

It is inevitable, the image of a lake invites the nap of the senses, conveys peace and the restless spirit of a traveler often find solace in its banks. The lakes are a good starting point and a beautiful finish.

30 September, 2013

A world of ice

"El viajero siempre se va de allí más pequeño, quieter, because the glaciers are by definition immense and silent. Imposes its colossal size and if they get split, its only thunder sticks in the memory as a centuries crunch impossible to forget."

23 September, 2013

Northern Cape, where it ends Europe

"La esfera que marca la latitud de 71º 10' 16''N es la representación antigua del movimiento de las estrellas alrededor de la Tierra y precisamente allí, the traveler who rests the miles of road can see the midnight sun does not want to hide in the horizon."

16 September, 2013

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