00:00Possibly in that surgery is another opportunity that Mr. Meda
00:04because all the doctors said that nobody would stop that surgery.
00:11It's a very rich in agriculture, where there was a lot of wheat, corn and corn.
00:17This municipality was very rich in the fabrication of steel.
00:22That's why today there is a whole here in the center of the municipality.
00:32My name is Segundo Balcero Nava.
00:36I've helped them all the time to work in the field.
00:39I used to work in the field.
00:41I've always liked to help people who need it.
00:45Although I'm a farmer, I like to help people who need it.
00:49I don't want to close one, because this is mine and this is mine,
00:51but we also need to help people.
00:54Dayana has been my companion for all my life,
00:57who has been growing, has been my companion and my support
01:02to help me in everything that I can.
01:04I've been born since 25 days.
01:07When my parents abandoned me and left me,
01:11my father grew me.
01:14The family completely forgets of Dayana.
01:17They don't come back to appear.
01:20So Dayana became a daughter of pregnancy
01:22for being our daughter of baptism.
01:25He also taught me that, the generosity,
01:28that if there is a bread,
01:30we split it into five people,
01:34and that's what I learned from him,
01:38to be a generous person.
01:41That's what everyone does.
01:52In that moment, the project
01:54that receives the name
01:56The Granja Educativa Agro-Turistic Moan de Quebradonda.
01:59This project was born on September 11, 2011.
02:04My mother gave me a lote
02:06that weighed 8,000 m2.
02:09And that's the lote.
02:11So I have to recognize
02:13that the most part of my study
02:16and the childhood that my parents gave me
02:18was in the field.
02:19So I took love to animals and plants,
02:22to nature.
02:23When the project of the garden,
02:25I am going to show you
02:27how a family is compared to the city.
02:30So in my garden,
02:32you will not find beauty.
02:33You will find a home
02:35in my garden,
02:36you will find a home,
02:37you will find a home,
02:38you will find a camp family.
02:41From there,
02:41I came to the idea
02:42that one could be a business
02:46very poor,
02:47very small,
02:48to be able to survive.
02:50Thanks to him,
02:52I like animals,
02:54I like to help him.
02:55Being?
03:03By the way,
03:04it was another chance
03:06that the governor gave me
03:07because they said
03:08that nobody would stop.
03:10On October 2021,
03:15me gave an illness called pancranc Collective.
03:20I ended up working on a surgery,
03:23They took me a vessel and took me a mass that weighed 4 pounds.
03:29It was a miracle, because the truth, I also asked God that he didn't take me.
03:40The pandemic and separation have many inconveniences.
03:45You know that the residents have many things, so this was one of the reasons for the garden to stay
03:53totally closed.
03:56We have to learn a lot from him, because he has shown us how we can keep going, escalating.
04:03There is no disease that causes someone to be someone in life.
04:15No, no me voy a rendir, no me voy a rendir.
04:24If I have a paid children and I have a legitimate child, and I want them to be something in
04:31life, no me voy a rendir.
04:33If I can help others, I help them.
04:38They do the process of wool, with their bees.
04:43The whole process, what it is, the skin, the skin care, the skin care, the skin care, the aislation, the
04:53lana,
04:54and the process of taking it to the garden to produce the ruines.
04:59One time, in the moment in which I stayed alone, only with my daughter,
05:04the only thing that I taught me to do is,
05:09that we can't stop, we have to keep fighting, we have to keep moving forward.
05:13And the first thing we thought was that I knew the ancestral formulas of the pan.
05:19They are secret formulas that nobody knows in this moment.
05:25So, we started to develop the pan casero.
05:28The pan casero, I belong to the farmers here in the municipality.
05:32I lived in 17 years ago when the farmers were born in Tocantinsipan.
05:36So, I ate my pan and it was very pleasant because it's a rich pan,
05:41not a pan soplado, like they call it, but a pan inflado.
05:45It's a rich pan.
05:48I think that the opportunity that the Lord gave me the opportunity,
05:52because I already tried to be on the other side, I tried to die.
05:56So, as I have been a pioneer, my future and my dreams
06:01is to leave the farm as a company.
06:06And that it is to help people, not to help my family,
06:11but to help people who can bring the pan to their homes.
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