This 42 minute documentary on harvesting mollusks in Peru has more soul and beauty in it's presentation than most modern Hollywood movies. The story and cinematography were both impeccable. Thank you for doing it.
I agree Gulpy3 ! Unless of course you're composed of poor genetic material to begin with... Then of course you've little choice other than to watch low level rot.
Mad respect for these men who risk life and limb in order to feed their families, I loved hearing about how much this man loved his job and how he takes it serious every day... There is no complaining of having to get up before dawn to drive to the cliffs, only love for the adventure of it and respect for those who came before him... Thank you for posting this documentary..
These fishermen risk their lives every day to feed their families. It's a challenging way to make a living, and I have tremendous respect and admiration for them.💚💚💚🙏🙏🙏
From his opening comment "you must clear your mind to concentrate" I knew that this man would be worth watching. Gee, what some people have to do just to live. Witnessing what he has to face just to eat is truly humbling. Puts the frustration of early morning commute into perspective. Big time.
If you have not seen DW 'S FROM RIO TO LIMA, look it up! It's a 5 parts documentary on 5 days bus journey! It's still my favorite, it has the same tone as this new one!
Awards are nice. But the reward for filmmakers such as these is not awards. It is telling stories and capturing experiences and moments. Feelings, vistas, sounds, scapes. Textures, patterns, cycles. What is an award? It is an experience utterly disconnected from the art itself. I don't like the idea of mixing the two. Awards are like stock options which trade on films as a commodity. This documentary is what it is no matter what anybody says it is or says about it. That said, they need more awards and recognition. So we can have more documentaries and they can have everything they need to be happy.
@@davidf2244 sangat bijak dan betul. Penghargaan hanyalah simbol kesenangan bagi para "pelakaana" untuk tujuan tertentu, Sementara para pelaku Karya Film dan lainnya mempertaruhkan FAKTA HIDUP dan nilai-nilai yang tak mudah dilakukan oleh orang lain.
These are some heroic men, putting their lives on the line to feed their family. The way he talked about it, you can tell he loves it. Beautiful lives, thankyou for sharing a bit of their lives.
What makes this guy very efficient in what he does is his philosophy and ideals when doing his job. He talks a lot about patience and the phrase "You should not fear the sea but you should respect it". This is very important way of thinking when you work around the sea, this can make the difference between life and death.
I only wanted to check out the video but ended up watching the whole thing. I was entranced by it. The risks these guys take are incredible and I'm really happy that the plentiful sea rewards them sufficiently. Absolute gold from DW. Thank you all but mostly thanks to the Messi of the sea.
1.I am so impressed by this humble, simple Man. A real Zen thing : so One with Nature, Himself & his Soul. 2. I sure hope he is paid well for his harvests - considering all he has to go through to get them & deliver them. 3. RIP to his friends who didn't make it back. 4. Thank You for this spectacular & Inspiring film.
I am so impressed of those men who risk their life to feed their families and thanks to DW who gave us the footage of how those men did their job and the view of the beautiful ocean.
To be clear, there is no point in comparing your misery to the misery of others. There is a point in noticing suffering, and feeling compassion for that. There is a point in practicing gratitude. Try to feel grateful on behalf of these folks for the things they have to be grateful for. Imagine them looking at you and feeling compassion for your suffering because they see all the ways in which your body is free but your soul and your mind are restricted. Maybe. Idk you. Point is the exercise and challenging your thinking patterns.
It's not even all that dangerous, no more then navigating crime filled streets, and supermarkets full of poisonous foods, and predatory healthcare system. I bet all that is much more terrifying to these people then straightforward and non technical cliff repelling down familiar routes and living healthy independent lives anywhere along the coastline. Totally free as birds.
@@dmitryshusterman9494u smoking rock? His homie Diego is dead…he just about died, other guy got a chunk bit off his thigh from a elephant seal….what else do you need to hear for it to be dangerous? 🤦🏻♂️
Thank you. You have the strongest arms of any person i have ever seen. I was a fisherman on trawlers off of the Icelandic coast which I thought was hard. I could never climb that cliff. You were like a seal jumping in the sea, with no fear, at home in another world. Well done.
Brave Brave Men. I live on the Southern part of the Pacific on one of two islands mine being the North and from here I have never seen our sea as angry as yours. Thank you for showing me how tough your lives are just to live your Daylie lives. Let's hope nothing happens to you guys' weather in the Pacific Ocean or on them endless bluffs. Kia ora ra from NZ.
They are so brave doing it every day. I wonder how much they earn. This is an extremely tough job. God bless them and protect them. DW is the best docu on TH-cam.
Thank you DW for bringing us these excellent documentaries. Nothing but respect for these brave men who prefer to risk their lives than waste them in meaningless jobs like some of us. Personally, I don't see a waste of a life when you do what you like for a living, even if that doesn't pay you so much. Sometimes I feel like I've wasted my life behind a desk, just not to risk supporting my family and when I see this type of jobs that would make me feel alive Sometimes I get depressed but thenI think it is what it is when it comes for a man to support his family. No wonder why they say a rich man is not who owns a lot but who needs the less.
And many say they have a hard job !! Watching this I will shut up and not complain if I have an off day. These guys are so out there as to what we know. Respect ...... Respect
Actually your job is worse. They have a hard job for sure but nature gives them huge sights and happiness and adventure. Your job only gives your stress and anxiety and you get views like a animal in a cage all day.
Its not a documentry... Its an art,. Yea this is life at full throttle.... Unbelievable work.. bow down both of you.. Thanks DW... and real life heros of the cliffs...purunga...
In 2018, I watched a taiwanese travel show and there were Lao's fishermen risking their life to fish while standing on a thin rope 🪢 and trying to spired the fishes in the raging Mekong River!
This film was actually produced by Parafilms & Look Around You from Cananda in 2021, not DW. That said, I do thank DW Documentary for bringing this amazing film to us.
I salute to these brave men who risk their lives just to make it sure they have food in the table for their love ones. To the documentarist, bravo., two thumbs up. From the Philippines.
Amazing. These dudes are straight up in the elements. Nature. The SEA, ocean. There also in major shape, anything can hinder you on those declines AND inclines!!!
Estilo de vida verdaderamente extraordinario. Dios los bendiga a todos. Excelente documental de DW. Aprecio mucho tu trabajo. Avanza. Haz más documentales más largos por favor.
Wow, what brave men these are. I was on the edge of my seat watching this, such danger but also such beauty in the surroundings. I’m glad that he is happy to do this as a living, to do what you love is a great thing indeed. Stay safe young man.
I traveled through peru and these coastlines and never knew of these brave honorable hardworking cliff fishermen! thankyou and well done for such a beautifully shot doco and bless these guys and may they keep finding peace and beauty in their job for many years to come! amazing, gracias siempre Peru
Sometimes I think my life is the hardest human can live. I've always been wrong. I thank God. Sending love ❤❤❤ to the men of the cliffs and and everyone struggling every day to make ends meet.
Thank you for this documentary and especially my heartfelt gratitude to those men that risk their lives everyday to support their loved ones. May our heavenly father guide and protect each and everyone of you when you are out on the cliffs facing the dangers of mother nature. I am honored to witness your courage to face danger everyday.
What a grounded documentary. Humble men working in/with the sea. It is incredible how small those men are in that environment and shows us how those wide open spaces can fill up our souls. All the dangers… but those men have created their unique survival patterns. And at their core they are grateful, humble and too recite the very key "Stepping stones of wisdom" that people teaching presence, personal growth and mindfulness keep repeating. Thank you for bringing us this connection to the power of being at peace in the magnificence of our earth mother.
Would they accept proper climbing gear? I am a climber myself often rapelling hundreds of meters down some overhanging rocks. Wouldn't be a big thing to make their job much safer. A fixed anker, a harness, gear to rapell, some prusik slings at least, a Micro traxion. They would be secured all the time. I would be happy to donate some material. If anyone could help get in contact, please do. What is wonderful and touches me is how much he loves his job! Stay safe and happy
I'm sure DW can hook you up with them but you'd have to invest going to Peru and donate. Maybe start a donnation fund and when you meet the goal to finance it all, go there and give them the gears. And if you're a real good person, don't film anything for your gain just minor photos of the encounter. If you want to make it your life, live in Peru and open an import company that sell climbing gear for fishermen, you won't get rich but you might live the life you wanted.
Puedes hacer dos cosas,puedes tratar de contactarte con DW ,ellos te podrían dar el contacto del muchacho o también podrías contactarte con la municipalidad de Huarmey ,es un pueblo no muy grande y ellos pueden localizar al joven y podrías enviarle los equipos,pero eso sí no sea nada a los del municipio y pide que te den pruebas concretas de es el joven con quién estás en contacto ,como su documento de identidad y una video llamada ,tendrías que hacer todo eso ,bueno si tienes la voluntad y el tiempo ,bien por ti estarías hacy una buena lo Bra , porque la verdad se arriesgan demasiado habiendo formas de no correr tanto riesgo
Maybe, you can help you with some nice words as well. I can help you contact him. I'm from Huarmey. The woman who appeared at the end of the video is my mom.
Only sane , applicable, intelligent comment I have read so far. Your thoughts are mine precisely. Only problem is that we would be siding and abetting illegal harvest and overtake.
@@cramcrams7741 Good point but probably exaggerated. It would still be hand fishing and gathering not mechanized systematic like chinese trowler fleets that take everything from the oceans of the world which i believe is cause enough for global war against china. China has an overpopulation problem that they try to push out to the world instead of solving. The removal of the one child act policy is a declaration of total conquest of the world by china.
I especially love these kinds of documentaries. Personal stories about people doing extraordinary things. People we would never know existed if not for content like this. But ones that you immensely admire after having watched it. This was a special one to go through today. DW really brings their A-game when it comes to their documentaries.
The way he goes up that cliff, hand over hand, I think he is in Great Shape. Crazy how man can learn and adapt to provide almost anywhere. He is a very resourceful man. Be Careful Amigo.
He faces a daily dilemma. He works hard to fill his basket and then no doubt curses the weight of it on the climb back to the top of the cliffs. I see now why he is happy in his work, for he has already embraced his own demise. Most of us in the west have lost sight of that almost privative, instinctive feeling, that comes from just being alive . Manny thanks to all involved in the making especially the recording of this wonderful example of the depth of human spirit.
Brilliant window into the lives of these brave men who challenge cliffs and large swells to harvest a bounty of sea-life to sustain their families and provide food for local restaurants. Thank you DW
Incredibe, Shocking, Numbing, Incredible documentary, i have never seen, this is the real life and Hero of the universe. Is this any way to help money of his family. God Bless You and your friend Diego and Missed soul friend.
What a beautiful fitting comment for these cliffs ocean fishermen. Your words fit perfectly, i feel the same. I am shocked and admiring their life. What they experience is 100 times more fulfilling and amazing than what any millionaire on a yacht and mansion can ever experience. Life has a way to give more raw and all immersion in nature to poor people who try hard than to rich people.
absolutely amazing. What you might not realise is that even though this part of the Peruvian coast is in the tropics, the water is very cold. He's even tougher than you'd first think!
PURUNGA ERES UN GÉNIO BRODER. Un verdadero atleta. Climbers, walkers and harvesting seafood. That part at around 19:00 when the guy jumps in the water and climbs up a rock, for anyone that has come close to doing that it takes a real next level skill because when the sea sucks in beside the rock you either have to be a real good swimmer or really not be holding on to a rock or even close to it since it will cut you big time and these are live cuts, meaning these cuts get infected pretty fast. Anyway. These guys are next level both in dexterity on their metier as well as being really in tune athletically with the environment they're in. True human beings.
I've seen a lot of documentaries with the same context and story, but this one is just the best. Thank you DW for this amazing documentary. And of course, big salute to these brave men. Especially, kudos to you sir for sharing your story. Your wisdom and perspective about work and life is just so educational.
If these men had proper mountaineering gear their lives would not be so much at risk ... It's amazing to me that anyone could climb that far without even a climbing harness to attach them to the rope just the grip of their hands keeps them from falling to their death ... truly amazing
In 2018, I watched a taiwanese travel show, the Laos' fishermen fished in the middle of the rapid/ raging Mekong River by standing on thin 🪢 ropes in the middle of the raging river and tried to spired the fishes. It was just scary 🤯! This Peruana fishermen are just like them! If there's a will, there's a dangerous way to earn a living!
i love this documentary,this is so wonderfull.everywhere in the world there are works that is so defferent and special,we may call it a risk but it is worth more doing it than go steeling,i personaly respect the people who really take their time make this documentary,and most of all the one leting the camera capturing all the bits and pease of the amazing work. great job.Thankyou so much.
This documentary shows what man risks to support his family.. great narration and pure bliss. Nature is amazing, "no need to be afraid of sea but always respect"
This documentary has shown how hard life is! Life isn't easy for everyone I really get lot of admiration hat's off to the perseverance in order to survive and make bread for their families
Wow, that was epic! I love the shell fisherman's reason to do what he does: it feels good, he feels alive. There is something for all of us in that choice. It is important to enjoy life and doing so involves taking risks. There is danger but the rewards are great. Thanks for this awesome story! 🙂
This is so breath taking! Well done to the team and absolute respect for these gentlemen doing their best for their families and livelihood! A real treat this Docu!
I often watch documentaries in my free time. A documentary is like doremon's anywhere door for me. This documentary really touched my heart. Great work DW and salute to these people. Really loved watching. ❤❤
Nice to see the guy get back up the cliff . Pretty sure I would have spent the rest of my life singing old Otis Redding songs , and doing laundry , never even trying to climb back up that wall . Thank you DW for reminding me that life is what it is ..
come on man.... go there and help them with some gear. And enjoy the climbing yourself there. Looks amazing. I was just thinking if i could i would have done it.
The storytelling of this man is pure poetry, wisdom and philosophy!!! This documentary must be awarded.
The documentary AND these Men as well !!
@@frankmorgan2772 You are right.
Absolutely breathtaking loved every minute of it
This 42 minute documentary on harvesting mollusks in Peru has more soul and beauty in it's presentation than most modern Hollywood movies. The story and cinematography were both impeccable. Thank you for doing it.
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disagree I'll watch Hollywood movies anytime!
I agree Gulpy3 !
Unless of course you're composed of poor genetic material to begin with...
Then of course you've little choice other than to watch low level rot.
Couldn't agree more. Unbelievably well done. Mahalo!
I coud'nt agree more . . Thank's for doing a spectacular movie-portrait
Mad respect for these men who risk life and limb in order to feed their families, I loved hearing about how much this man loved his job and how he takes it serious every day...
There is no complaining of having to get up before dawn to drive to the cliffs, only love for the adventure of it and respect for those who came before him... Thank you for posting this documentary..
what is a womAN?
These fishermen risk their lives every day to feed their families. It's a challenging way to make a living, and I have tremendous respect and admiration for them.💚💚💚🙏🙏🙏
These people are not in the US or Americans, what is even the relevance of this documentary on youtube.
Most beautiful. How to feel grateful for all that you have. This guy is a master of focus.
"and we're even happier to be going back home to see our families".. that is the best part of the day.
I have the utmost respect for these gentlemen
Dey. Are not gentlemen 😢
TEACHING SURVIVAL
Salute to him❤
DW you guys really create the world's craziest documentaries this world has to offer. No one should be doing what these brave guys are doing. Just wow
Idk, man. Looks like pretty enjoyable work to me. Fresh air, wonderful views, exercise, excitement. I'd do it.
From his opening comment "you must clear your mind to concentrate" I knew that this man would be worth watching. Gee, what some people have to do just to live. Witnessing what he has to face just to eat is truly humbling. Puts the frustration of early morning commute into perspective. Big time.
Yes they do it because they love it but the money's just extra gravy
This seems like an award winning documentary
If you have not seen DW 'S FROM RIO TO LIMA, look it up! It's a 5 parts documentary on 5 days bus journey! It's still my favorite, it has the same tone as this new one!
Awards are nice. But the reward for filmmakers such as these is not awards. It is telling stories and capturing experiences and moments. Feelings, vistas, sounds, scapes. Textures, patterns, cycles.
What is an award? It is an experience utterly disconnected from the art itself.
I don't like the idea of mixing the two. Awards are like stock options which trade on films as a commodity.
This documentary is what it is no matter what anybody says it is or says about it.
That said, they need more awards and recognition. So we can have more documentaries and they can have everything they need to be happy.
@@davidf2244 sangat bijak dan betul. Penghargaan hanyalah simbol kesenangan bagi para "pelakaana" untuk tujuan tertentu, Sementara para pelaku Karya Film dan lainnya mempertaruhkan FAKTA HIDUP dan nilai-nilai yang tak mudah dilakukan oleh orang lain.
i have a deep admiration for men like these , tough and resilient , fearless who have a sense of living a clean life . Well done .
Helps to be young also
These are some heroic men, putting their lives on the line to feed their family. The way he talked about it, you can tell he loves it. Beautiful lives, thankyou for sharing a bit of their lives.
Incredible, huge privilege to watch documentary. I hope DW gave these men gifts in exchange for sharing their lives. Peace.
What makes this guy very efficient in what he does is his philosophy and ideals when doing his job. He talks a lot about patience and the phrase "You should not fear the sea but you should respect it". This is very important way of thinking when you work around the sea, this can make the difference between life and death.
I only wanted to check out the video but ended up watching the whole thing. I was entranced by it. The risks these guys take are incredible and I'm really happy that the plentiful sea rewards them sufficiently. Absolute gold from DW. Thank you all but mostly thanks to the Messi of the sea.
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I too was not intrigued with the thumbnail but being a DW documentary, I knew it'd be a gem.
Same hre it's like i was glued to watch the whole story.
I can’t believe before seeing this that someone life maybe so dangerous. Salute the heroes.
1.I am so impressed by this humble, simple Man. A real Zen thing : so One with Nature, Himself & his Soul.
2. I sure hope he is paid well for his harvests - considering all he has to go through to get them & deliver them.
3. RIP to his friends who didn't make it back.
4. Thank You for this spectacular & Inspiring film.
He may be one with nature but he has to fight it everyday.
I doubt he's paid well
I am so impressed of those men who risk their life to feed their families and thanks to DW who gave us the footage of how those men did their job and the view of the beautiful ocean.
Documentaries like these make me realize how privileged I'm. No amount of corporate pressure can be compared to the daily risks these guys take.
To be clear, there is no point in comparing your misery to the misery of others.
There is a point in noticing suffering, and feeling compassion for that.
There is a point in practicing gratitude.
Try to feel grateful on behalf of these folks for the things they have to be grateful for.
Imagine them looking at you and feeling compassion for your suffering because they see all the ways in which your body is free but your soul and your mind are restricted.
Maybe. Idk you. Point is the exercise and challenging your thinking patterns.
They probably get more out of life however. Corporate slavery ain't very satisfying, or relaxing.
It's not even all that dangerous, no more then navigating crime filled streets, and supermarkets full of poisonous foods, and predatory healthcare system. I bet all that is much more terrifying to these people then straightforward and non technical cliff repelling down familiar routes and living healthy independent lives anywhere along the coastline. Totally free as birds.
Yet their so much more content and happier than most of us in the rat race.
@@dmitryshusterman9494u smoking rock? His homie Diego is dead…he just about died, other guy got a chunk bit off his thigh from a elephant seal….what else do you need to hear for it to be dangerous? 🤦🏻♂️
DW is one of the best human culture documentary channels on TH-cam.
❤DW is 100% authentic documentary channel
Everyone that's included in this video is incredible and praiseworthy. Great job DW.
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Thank you. You have the strongest arms of any person i have ever seen. I was a fisherman on trawlers off of the Icelandic coast which I thought was hard. I could never climb that cliff. You were like a seal jumping in the sea, with no fear, at home in another world. Well done.
Brave Brave Men.
I live on the Southern part of the Pacific on one of two islands mine being the North and from here I have never seen our sea as angry as yours.
Thank you for showing me how tough your lives are just to live your Daylie lives.
Let's hope nothing happens to you guys' weather in the Pacific Ocean or on them endless bluffs.
Kia ora ra from NZ.
Mad respect! These guys got strong upper body, worked full day and able to pull yourself up 90 degree cliff is tough!
Watching from the Pacific. Respect to these hardworking fathers.
They are so brave doing it every day. I wonder how much they earn. This is an extremely tough job. God bless them and protect them. DW is the best docu on TH-cam.
Thank you DW for bringing us these excellent documentaries. Nothing but respect for these brave men who prefer to risk their lives than waste them in meaningless jobs like some of us. Personally, I don't see a waste of a life when you do what you like for a living, even if that doesn't pay you so much. Sometimes I feel like I've wasted my life behind a desk, just not to risk supporting my family and when I see this type of jobs that would make me feel alive Sometimes I get depressed but thenI think it is what it is when it comes for a man to support his family. No wonder why they say a rich man is not who owns a lot but who needs the less.
When you feel a job burned out, you'll need to take a break to go out to the nature, camping, hiking 🥾. It'll revitalize you
And many say they have a hard job !! Watching this I will shut up and not complain if I have an off day. These guys are so out there as to what we know. Respect ...... Respect
Actually your job is worse. They have a hard job for sure but nature gives them huge sights and happiness and adventure. Your job only gives your stress and anxiety and you get views like a animal in a cage all day.
@@ericastier1646 Sad truth :(
Its not a documentry... Its an art,. Yea this is life at full throttle.... Unbelievable work.. bow down both of you.. Thanks DW... and real life heros of the cliffs...purunga...
One of the most philosophical documentaries I have ever seen.Thank you!
I've never heard or seen anything like this.
What an amazing documentary
Thank You DW, you're the best documentary makers.
Greetings from Serbia 🇷🇸
Thank you for watching and for your positive feedback! Kudos from Germany. :)
In 2018, I watched a taiwanese travel show and there were Lao's fishermen risking their life to fish while standing on a thin rope 🪢 and trying to spired the fishes in the raging Mekong River!
This film was actually produced by Parafilms & Look Around You from Cananda in 2021, not DW. That said, I do thank DW Documentary for bringing this amazing film to us.
May God bless all of the men who work these hard jobs to feed their families... thank you for this doc... really great job..
I am so impressed by this man! His strength and courage(amongst other traits) Amazes me. 🙌🏾
The climber seems very skilled and knowledgeable, and learns from his mistakes. Hope the best for him and his family!
The Camera work is just AWESOME! This documentary deserves an award.
I salute to these brave men who risk their lives just to make it sure they have food in the table for their love ones. To the documentarist, bravo., two thumbs up. From the Philippines.
Amazing. These dudes are straight up in the elements. Nature. The SEA, ocean. There also in major shape, anything can hinder you on those declines AND inclines!!!
Great documentary! 👏🏻 Humans are amazing. Those cliffs are no joke. Long live from the 🇵🇭
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One of the best documentary i have watched, kudos to DW. I hope DW shares their youtube revenue with the heroes of this doc.
These guys have nerves and nuts of Steel 😊no vertigo - kudos to the person who filmed this - walking right behind - Wunderbar ❤
I’m giving all my respect to these guys ❤, even his mom doesn’t know what he’s doing out there…thanks DW for sharing this precious story 🙏🏻
All the mothers knows man!👀
In a world that makes life easy for the masses...watching this was humbling.....
Wow just wow!, I'm Peruvian myself and didn't know anything about this profession. Buen trabajo Purunga!
" my soul is always at peace " .. upmost dedication!!
Thanks for another great documentary.
Estilo de vida verdaderamente extraordinario. Dios los bendiga a todos. Excelente documental de DW. Aprecio mucho tu trabajo. Avanza. Haz más documentales más largos por favor.
Wow, what brave men these are. I was on the edge of my seat watching this, such danger but also such beauty in the surroundings. I’m glad that he is happy to do this as a living, to do what you love is a great thing indeed.
Stay safe young man.
A reflection. We shouldn't be afraid of jobs but rather show respect and appreciation. An incredible documentary
I watched it the second time what a man risking his life for his family respect!! Thanks DW for the best documentary I ever watched.
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I am learning english language, so I am enhancing my listening skills by this documentary videos, thanks a lot
All the best!
DW documentaries are the very best. So educational!
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I have a ton of respect for you! I'd love to learn a 2nd language someday myself. Thanks for the inspiration!
I want to learn Spanish.
I traveled through peru and these coastlines and never knew of these brave honorable hardworking cliff fishermen! thankyou and well done for such a beautifully shot doco and bless these guys and may they keep finding peace and beauty in their job for many years to come! amazing, gracias siempre Peru
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Sometimes I think my life is the hardest human can live. I've always been wrong. I thank God. Sending love ❤❤❤ to the men of the cliffs and and everyone struggling every day to make ends meet.
I feel so brave going to shop at Shaw's.
Thank you for this documentary and especially my heartfelt gratitude to those men that risk their lives everyday to support their loved ones. May our heavenly father guide and protect each and everyone of you when you are out on the cliffs facing the dangers of mother nature. I am honored to witness your courage to face danger everyday.
I'm speechless! No words for them. Lots of thanks to DW from India.
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What a grounded documentary. Humble men working in/with the sea. It is incredible how small those men are in that environment and shows us how those wide open spaces can fill up our souls. All the dangers… but those men have created their unique survival patterns. And at their core they are grateful, humble and too recite the very key "Stepping stones of wisdom" that people teaching presence, personal growth and mindfulness keep repeating. Thank you for bringing us this connection to the power of being at peace in the magnificence of our earth mother.
Would they accept proper climbing gear? I am a climber myself often rapelling hundreds of meters down some overhanging rocks. Wouldn't be a big thing to make their job much safer. A fixed anker, a harness, gear to rapell, some prusik slings at least, a Micro traxion. They would be secured all the time. I would be happy to donate some material. If anyone could help get in contact, please do. What is wonderful and touches me is how much he loves his job! Stay safe and happy
I'm sure DW can hook you up with them but you'd have to invest going to Peru and donate. Maybe start a donnation fund and when you meet the goal to finance it all, go there and give them the gears. And if you're a real good person, don't film anything for your gain just minor photos of the encounter.
If you want to make it your life, live in Peru and open an import company that sell climbing gear for fishermen, you won't get rich but you might live the life you wanted.
Puedes hacer dos cosas,puedes tratar de contactarte con DW ,ellos te podrían dar el contacto del muchacho o también podrías contactarte con la municipalidad de Huarmey ,es un pueblo no muy grande y ellos pueden localizar al joven y podrías enviarle los equipos,pero eso sí no sea nada a los del municipio y pide que te den pruebas concretas de es el joven con quién estás en contacto ,como su documento de identidad y una video llamada ,tendrías que hacer todo eso ,bueno si tienes la voluntad y el tiempo ,bien por ti estarías hacy una buena lo Bra , porque la verdad se arriesgan demasiado habiendo formas de no correr tanto riesgo
Maybe, you can help you with some nice words as well. I can help you contact him. I'm from Huarmey. The woman who appeared at the end of the video is my mom.
Only sane , applicable, intelligent comment I have read so far. Your thoughts are mine precisely. Only problem is that we would be siding and abetting illegal harvest and overtake.
@@cramcrams7741 Good point but probably exaggerated. It would still be hand fishing and gathering not mechanized systematic like chinese trowler fleets that take everything from the oceans of the world which i believe is cause enough for global war against china. China has an overpopulation problem that they try to push out to the world instead of solving. The removal of the one child act policy is a declaration of total conquest of the world by china.
I especially love these kinds of documentaries. Personal stories about people doing extraordinary things. People we would never know existed if not for content like this. But ones that you immensely admire after having watched it. This was a special one to go through today. DW really brings their A-game when it comes to their documentaries.
I can not find a words. Just amazing.
The way he goes up that cliff, hand over hand, I think he is in Great Shape. Crazy how man can learn and adapt to provide almost anywhere. He is a very resourceful man. Be Careful Amigo.
These men are super human. Amazing documentary 👏
I want to thank planet Documentary for all amazing content you bring to the world, it’s literally a window to the unknown
Whenever I see this kind of documentaries, I get a chance to have perspective about life.
This is a great documentary.
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He faces a daily dilemma. He works hard to fill his basket and then no doubt curses the weight of it on the climb back to the top of the cliffs. I see now why he is happy in his work, for he has already embraced his own demise. Most of us in the west have lost sight of that almost privative, instinctive feeling, that comes from just being alive . Manny thanks to all involved in the making especially the recording of this wonderful example of the depth of human spirit.
Amazing country. Amazing people. Amazing stories.
Brilliant window into the lives of these brave men who challenge cliffs and large swells to harvest a bounty of sea-life to sustain their families and provide food for local restaurants. Thank you DW
Incredibe, Shocking, Numbing, Incredible documentary, i have never seen, this is the real life and Hero of the universe. Is this any way to help money of his family. God Bless You and your friend Diego and Missed soul friend.
What a beautiful fitting comment for these cliffs ocean fishermen. Your words fit perfectly, i feel the same. I am shocked and admiring their life. What they experience is 100 times more fulfilling and amazing than what any millionaire on a yacht and mansion can ever experience. Life has a way to give more raw and all immersion in nature to poor people who try hard than to rich people.
absolutely amazing. What you might not realise is that even though this part of the Peruvian coast is in the tropics, the water is very cold. He's even tougher than you'd first think!
PURUNGA ERES UN GÉNIO BRODER. Un verdadero atleta. Climbers, walkers and harvesting seafood. That part at around 19:00 when the guy jumps in the water and climbs up a rock, for anyone that has come close to doing that it takes a real next level skill because when the sea sucks in beside the rock you either have to be a real good swimmer or really not be holding on to a rock or even close to it since it will cut you big time and these are live cuts, meaning these cuts get infected pretty fast. Anyway. These guys are next level both in dexterity on their metier as well as being really in tune athletically with the environment they're in. True human beings.
I've seen a lot of documentaries with the same context and story, but this one is just the best. Thank you DW for this amazing documentary. And of course, big salute to these brave men. Especially, kudos to you sir for sharing your story. Your wisdom and perspective about work and life is just so educational.
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If these men had proper mountaineering gear their lives would not be so much at risk ... It's amazing to me that anyone could climb that far without even a climbing harness to attach them to the rope just the grip of their hands keeps them from falling to their death ... truly amazing
all fisherman have to be calm n patient. my grandpa was a fisherman. i loved his songs! 💚thank you for this film!
The courage it must take to climb down, is absolutely incredible.😮
Several times I think I have stopped breathing. I am way too timid for this. I don't like heights, unless I'm in an airplane - too scary.
they remind me of people who hunt..... until they realized that they better domesticate animals than hunt them...
In 2018, I watched a taiwanese travel show, the Laos' fishermen fished in the middle of the rapid/ raging Mekong River by standing on thin 🪢 ropes in the middle of the raging river and tried to spired the fishes. It was just scary 🤯!
This Peruana fishermen are just like them! If there's a will, there's a dangerous way to earn a living!
And the strength to get back up. Amazing.💪🏼💪🏼
Truth... Going down is just the beginning. Going back up after a day of grueling work is where the real work is.
Godbless and protect these brave men who rizk their lives everyday to provide for their families 🙏
i love this documentary,this is so wonderfull.everywhere in the world there are works that is so defferent and special,we may call it a risk but it is worth more doing it than go steeling,i personaly respect the people who really take their time make this documentary,and most of all the one leting the camera capturing all the bits and pease of the amazing work.
great job.Thankyou so much.
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When ever i want Documentary DW is my first list to my mind, what a documentary thanks DW.
27:59 is the part that I love to see & hear :). Hats of to these guys, it requires so much energy & patience.
I really enjoyed watching this documentary, watching Purunga makes living doing what enjoys, dangerous as it is. He still goes every day.
People who understand nature and respect it's rules
watching and knowing about people like these makes you put your whole life into perspective... utmost respect
Thank you for uploading . DW docomentry is best❤
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this is the best Documentary...Thank you
Mind boggling. These guys are as hard as the rocks they climb. More great content from DW!
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This documentary shows what man risks to support his family.. great narration and pure bliss. Nature is amazing, "no need to be afraid of sea but always respect"
there are lots of life lessons in this documentary
This documentary has shown how hard life is! Life isn't easy for everyone I really get lot of admiration hat's off to the perseverance in order to survive and make bread for their families
Wow, that was epic!
I love the shell fisherman's reason to do what he does: it feels good, he feels alive. There is something for all of us in that choice. It is important to enjoy life and doing so involves taking risks. There is danger but the rewards are great.
Thanks for this awesome story! 🙂
Never seen anything like this.these men ,mad respect.
Much respect for those brave men
This is so breath taking! Well done to the team and absolute respect for these gentlemen doing their best for their families and livelihood! A real treat this Docu!
Respect for the brave fishers who do the deadly daily cliffs, an OMG for the cameraman
I often watch documentaries in my free time. A documentary is like doremon's anywhere door for me. This documentary really touched my heart. Great work DW and salute to these people. Really loved watching. ❤❤
19:30 Messi on back. Another Messi, passionate and expert in his own area.
I noticed that immediately...
Beautiful in so many ways, and so full of life lessons. Thank you for such an inspiring and profound experience.
This documentary give me motivation to keep going no metter what...thank you for this documentary
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You are awesome DW, please keep these Documentaries coming🙏🏾😊🙏🏾
Thank you to DW for bringing us this extraordinary story of faith and courage of this young man and his friends....
Nice to see the guy get back up the cliff . Pretty sure I would have spent the rest of my life singing old Otis Redding songs , and doing laundry , never even trying to climb back up that wall . Thank you DW for reminding me that life is what it is ..
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Absolutely insane job of these people. Respect. And respect too to DW for one of the very best documentaries I have ever seen.
I'm a rock climber and that setup scared the living sh*t out of me.
For real. I want to send these guys some basic harnesses and gear.
I was thinking the same thing.
come on man.... go there and help them with some gear.
And enjoy the climbing yourself there. Looks amazing.
I was just thinking if i could i would have done it.
Overhand knots = Super good enough 👌 😅
@@farsalami8605yeah cause everyone has the funding to do so! I think if se of these guys could afford to they would
Wow what brave men harvest the sea from the cliffs, it’s amazing .
This story taught me something , thank you !
He is amazing climbing the cliff I was so nervous every single moment I watched how he climbed without safety gear.
My heart goes out to all those who work hard.
Hope one day you people find prosperity and happiness and tranquility for you deserve it.
Greatest respect to those courageous souls! Best documentary channel! Thanks for sharing!
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