Cuatro escaladoras aymaras de Bolivia sueñan con alcanzar el Everest vistiendo sus típicas polleras

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Un grupo de mujeres aymaras han escalado varias de las cumbres de más de 6.000 metros de altura en Bolivia. Su logro más grande ha sido conquistar Aconcagua, en Argentina, el pico más alto de América a una altitud de 6.962 metros. Las cholitas, como se les denomina a las mujeres mestizas en la región del altiplano boliviano, buscan reivindicar su identidad y fortaleza como mujeres escaladoras.

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00:29Satsang with Mooji

00:50My husband was a guide, and he took me as a cochinist in the mountains.

01:00My husband was born in the mountains, and I always wanted to climb up the mountains.

01:05I had always been going to Songwa Cañabiri and I saw the mountains.

01:09I lived in the house of my grandparents, and when I came out, I saw him.

01:16My father had traveled there, and they thought he had to go there.

01:21He always had a love, a great love for the mountains.

01:30My husband was born in the mountains.

01:39My husband was born in the mountains.

01:56I saw him, and Ialuing.

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