CONOCIENDO LA PICOTA - LA CÁRCEL MÁS GRANDE DE BOGOTÁ - COLOMBIA - DIRECTO COMPLETO | WESTCOL

I told you to do that, didn't I? Didn't I tell you? Fucking shit, man. Can I call my mom?

No, man. It's okay, it's okay. It's easy. It's a little bit like you, dad. I'm a little bit nervous. You're a crybaby, dad. No, no, no. I'm just to get you.

You're a crybaby. No, bro. I'm just really sad.

You're the one who's sad. You're the one who's been like this.

I'm not sad. I told you, I told you. And I kept that gun.

You took it out of the PVC pipe in the middle of the war.

No, I took it out of the PVC pipe. I admit it. It was a little big to have it there.

No.

They are already taking me. They are already taking me.

I'm scared, bro.

I hope they don't touch us from up there.

I hope they don't touch us.

I don't know how they serve us, bro.

They are receiving us.

They are receiving us.

They are receiving us.

Where?

There. Where? Look over there. We're going to the river. We're going to have to go to the fifth floor, at least. At least, no. We have to get a PH. We have to get a PH.

There are cows here.

Free cows.

Free cows. Free cows.

What crime have they committed?

They're looking at us. I can't believe it.

I'm going to get out of here.

They're looking at me. I'm going to tell you something. 100%. Don't start projecting yourself. No, no, no. Don't make me hunch over.

No, no, no. Don't project me. God, get me out of all this.

Oh, stop it. I'm looking at all those prisoners.

No, no, no. I'm not going over there.

I'm looking at all the prisoners.

I'm looking at all a gun in his head.

He has a shotgun.

Bring a good gun. Shoot him. Shoot him.

Guard!

In the back!

Leandro can't come with us. They must be asking for him.

Grab him, grab him, he's dangerous. Grab him, grab him hard, hard, hard. He's got a gun, he's got a gun.

He's got a gun.

What's that? It's anti-metal. I'm going to take my gun.

What is this? This is a metal detector. So if you have a gun, you can...

Yes, from here to here.

Where is the metal detector?

Look at it.

Detect the metals. No.

You want to have drugs, cell phones, money? I've seen it all.

No, we're not doing anything.

We're not doing anything.

Help us, Federico. Undocumented. Federick. I'm going to get my hair cut. Yes, yes, yes. I'm going to get my hair cut. I'm going to get my hair cut.

I'm going to get my hair cut.

I'm going to get my hair cut.

I'm going to clean up the mess. You're going to clean up the mess? Yes.

We're going to clean up the mess.

We're going to clean up the mess.

We're going to clean up the mess.

We're going to clean up the mess. Where's the cell phone? No, no. The camera is here.

No, no.

No, no.

There's a table there.

Of course. The inmate.

No, no, no.

It's getting cold. It's getting colder here. Remember that we are in La Picota jail.

We are going to have a short talk with the director of INPEC to see how all this works here. We are going to have a day getting to know the jail. Today is not the 24-hour day in prison. We are going to have a 24-hour day in prison. With all the process, we are going to live it.

But today we are going to do a 24-hour day in prison. We're going to live through the whole process. But today we're going to do... Look at it as an entrance, like a carpaccio.

A mouth-pass.

A mouth-pass. A carpaccio. Are you going to be called to do that lesson?

Of course. I miss it.

Oh my God.

Be careful, the soap is going to fall off.

What soap? How do I do this? You have to say it or you'll lose the year.

Dude, free me all of this.

Wait, wait. They have to register too.

There has to be a different look. No, no. You haven't seen how they were looking at us?

No, no.

We were waiting for the prey to come.

Some of them were like,

you're looking like a dwarf.

No, a lot of people were like, yes.

Yes, yes.

That happens with the hairstyle.

No, I don't care.

No, but you know what?

The blonde is coming. The blonde is coming. I used to do it with my hair, but not anymore. I'm going to run, but I'm not going to run.

No, no, but you know what?

The blonde is coming.

The blonde is coming.

Let's go.

Give me your arm.

Yes, sir.

Chepale!

Oh no, I have to throw it here. Yes, but I'm going to here. No, no, no, no.

Throw it here.

Oh no, no, no.

Hey, that's hardcore, that's hardcore bro. I'm going to start biting my own throat bro. I'm going, I'm going to get him bro I'm going to get him bro I'm going to get him bro

I'm going I'm going I'm going

I'm going I'm going No, no, no. No, no, no.

No, no, no.

No, no, no. No, no, no.

No, no, no. No, no, no.

No, no, no.

No, no, no. No, no, no. No, no, no.

No, no, no.

No, no, no. No, no, no.

Buenos dias.

Buenos dias. Como somos, amigo. Si.

No, no puede ser que.

No, no puede ser que.

Ya lo sintieron. Si, sintieron. No, it's the clock. The clock? Yes, yes, yes.

You already felt it? Yes, I felt it.

I'll leave it here.

Carlos, watch out.

There's a man here, it's cold.

Look at the courtyards. Look at the courtyards, the recreation areas.

Is this the recreation area?

Yes, yes.

Look how nice.

Good evening.

Good evening. The visiting Hello. Hello. Hello.

How are you?

I'm good.

I'm good. I'm one of the partners.

Partners?

I have partners here.

If you feel like it, I can give you a little...

We're going over there.

We're going over there.

We're going over there. Look at that. Look at that.

Look at that.

Look at that. We're going to the other side. We're going to the other side. We're going to the other side. Look at that. We're going to be a hit.

Pablo, I told you about that legendary stream.

That legendary stream.

No, no.

Imagine that stream.

24 hours in a jail.

We're with the director of the IMPEC. He's the one who manages the 128 prisons in Colombia.

This car has a lot of price. We're here with the director of the IMPEC, who manages the 128 prisons in Colombia.

This car has a lot of pressure.

My God, you have money, man.

Also.

Also here. You have to give me a car.

Here. Do you want to go there?

Go ahead.

Don't worry.

Go ahead, brother.

Go ahead.

We're already in a danger.

I know.

This is the country side.

At least I'm warm. We're already in a movie, I don't know. This is the patio of the paisanos. This is the patio of the paisanos. At least I'm gay.

I'm gay.

I greet my compatriots.

Yes, right now.

I'm gay. I don't go in there.

Let's separate by...

Those are the planes.

So they don't turn on the lights.

And we're going to the gay people's courtyard.

But I'm a Canario and you're a Paisa, so you're gay.

No, no, no, no, no.

Yes.

Please, no.

We're going to go to the police station, please.

We're militarily very distant from the police, so it's a common crime.

Uff, uff, I'm going to die. You're gonna get it. You're gonna get it.

You're gonna get it. You're gonna get it.

You're gonna get it.

You're gonna get it. I don't like it. What?

They're going to explain a little bit.

Okay.

They're going to explain a little bit.

They're going to explain a little bit.

They're going to explain a little bit.

They're going to explain a little bit. The high ones, the free ones, it's a process. High ones, entering. Ah, ok. It's a classification process.

That's why you don't go to any patio.

Of course.

It depends on your crime. Criminal or crime you have committed.

Let's say I commit a crime.

Minor.

A crime with Chanti, who is from Cali, I don't know.

Yes.

No, no. It. No. No. No.

No.

No.

No. No. No. No. No. No. In the same prison or here, who separates us? In the same prison, no, you are the judge of the same court.

That's right.

That makes you a fucking ignorant.

Well, I'm not.

You're not a criminal.

I'm not a criminal.

It's true, it's true.

Once you have assigned each one an establishment, you can stay together, as you can be assigned to any establishment.

Yes, they separate them from the sun. They don't put together someone who's in prison for fraud, corruption, or something, with someone who's been murdered.

And what about a Spanish guy? Do they put him in the power?

Oh, yeah, there's a lot of Spanish people there.

They're extradited.

They're extradited.

From the extraditable.

Oh, I thought you were be unbeatable. You're going to be unbeatable. You're going to be unbeatable.

You're going to be unbeatable.

Chanti wants to come in for a little bit. No, I'm going to train.

Chanti, you're going to break. Work a little bit.

No, no.

We're going to both come out.

We're going to all be on the ground. What's the probability that he'll get upset? Right now? Yes, because you're here. You're here, nothing's wrong. No, because you're here. No, no, no, but if he gets upset, nothing's wrong.

No.

If he behaves well?

Normally.

I'll go this way or that way.

This way.

Good luck Good luck

Good luck

Thank you very much

Good luck

Good luck

Good luck

Alright, let's go

Alright, let's go

Alright, let's go

You're number one

You're number one

You're number one

You're number one How are you? Nice to meet you. How are you brother? I'm good.

Good?

We are a group of people from the community. We are the ones who try to carry out the order internally. And there is a private of the government, who is the human rights representative. Where is the human rights?

They are going around here. For example, I present to you the human rights representative of this pavilion. Okay. But apart from that, it's a committee, and we have to work together.

So how would it be the turn around? Between all the prisoners, they choose the best one?

There's a ballot for the election, so he can represent the people of this village.

Like the school's staff?

Exactly.

But I don't think he's...

I haven't made the't propose the pool yet.

Oh, he doesn't have to do that?

He has to make some changes.

He's the president of the city.

If he wants to, he can come here to Las Heras.

But that could be the 24 hour day. The 24 hour day, they throw a football game with all the frees. It's hard. Of course, because it's 24 hours. they throw a football game with all the prisoners That's hard! Of course, because it's 24 hours

That's hard!

Right now, it's not easy to come here

Yes, but...

We have to come all the way

But look, here in this street we are realizing what is coming for the 24 hour street

That's a pinch

Pinch

In the 24 hour street, 24 hours is a is a real jail, sharing with all the prisoners. Here they leave us without guards, without anything. Well, we are going to open the cell.

I think they are going to stay here.

All the cells, look.

Yes, we are going to enter.

Yes, these are the cells.

Remember that we are in the jail La Picota in Bogota. It can be said that it is one of of the prisons. How would you describe it?

The biggest one.

The highest security.

Picota has something special.

They are going to open it.

How long does a prisoner spend in the cell?

All night.

And one hour of rest a day.

One hour of rest a day. One hour of rest a day.

Oh, man.

And what would this be?

Sartén.

Yes, Sartén.

Good Sartén, brother. That's crazy. That's four prisoners for are four prisoners per cell.

Four prisoners.

That's the ideal, four prisoners per cell.

That's crazy.

Yes, the truth is that it's something that I never thought I would see with my own eyes.

We could share with a prisoner and a cell in the cell, so he can tell us more or less

what it's like. Who is from this cell?

He is from the cell. tell us more or less how it is your... Who is in this cell? Who is in the cell? You can imagine, 24 hours, another 12 hours here all night, man.

Sleeping here talking, talking, man.

Dude, that's another thing, bro.

Yes.

So they see that this is not a game.

That's so they also stay clear.

So they stay clear, man. Before committing any crime.

Stealing, killing.

Think twice, bro. Before committing any crime, Robbing, killing, hitting women,

Committing strange crimes.

No, and it's true, a lot of people are seeing this.

There's nothing that has more value than freedom.

Nothing.

You may not have a cent in your pocket, but the richest thing is... Yes.

You can go out and eat your pastry on the street, you know? You can go to the island, you can go everywhere, you know?

It's rich, brother. How are you? Good afternoon. How are you, brother? You are in this cell?

How long have you been here?

I've been here for a year and a half.

A year and a half, and how long are you left?

16 years.

And how long have you been here?

A year.

And how long are you left?

I'm 45 years.

Well, there are people who say that here in Colombia there is no mercy against criminals. So you were in jail in the presidency of Petro? More or less, yes. More or less in that presidency, right? And there is a probability that you will be sentenced?

Well, with the black order, I was plate it was 200 months because I was 443

200 months would be like 12 years

16 years

And how do you feel the life here in this cell?

In the patio, as everything, the patio is good

The patio is good, there is a trap

One of the best patios there is, so as long as you have peace of mind, the canazo is a little more peaceful

After I was calm, without problems, without anything, you are relaxed.

That difference from other patios, other cartels, other establishments, which is more...

More pressure.

More pressure, yes.

So, of course, people suffer more.

In return, here, for the patio as such, with the leaders and get motivated to go out on the streets

I have a question, how do you get the best days?

It's tough, you come from the streets, you work, you wear your suit, you go to jail, you think I lost everything, what am I of time in which you say, well, I do something or the castle eats me. So you go down to the person and there are courses, there are other issues in which one is advancing. Do you think a lot about suicide? When you just enter, do you give the sentence?

Several people, yes, of course.

People, how do you think that? What we say is forward and here one day we will leave.

It's always a strong blow. We're going to move forward and one day we'll get out of here. And do you regret doing what you did? Many times. You always have to regret it from the bottom of your heart, not just words. And you feel that from the bottom of your heart? Yes, because it's a mistake that you committed. So it's something that came out of your hands at the wrong time. Have any of you already accepted your crime?

Yes.

Yes? What is it that you... Aggravated homicide. I'm not in a good situation. Have you ever committed a crime? Yes.

What is it? Aggravated homicide. Aggravated homicide. How old were you?

16. 16 is the minimum age to commit a crime. They were asking for 443 to 600.

So, 32 years?

More or less.

And is it worth committing a crime to be free?

No, freedom has no price.

I'm losing my children, my family, everything.

You're losing everyone.

You're losing your family.

Here, you're practically called a caca, and the people outside are your family. The panas, yes. You're a sick person, and the first one to run is right. I don't know what's good. I speak in the first case. When I arrived I had a lot of love. I have inhalers. So I didn't know what the question was. And the right was the one who was there with me. He was the one who was there for health.

The one we talked to at the beginning? Yes.

The prisoner? He is the one in charge of the issues of us And here in your pavilion, are there certain people that control? There are leaders, because in any community, in any place where a group of people is gathered, there is always a leader

A main head that thinks and does things for others

Yes, that is a person of wisdom

So, in this way, the leaders of this pavilion are good?

Excellent Yes,, they generate it. Excellent, excellent. Because they are very human. They are not like in other places where you have seen, like there are issues that you have felt from the mouth of others,

from the experience of others, that no, this is bad, that this is bad, the other is not. But gentlemen, they don't humiliate anyone, they're not rude, they're very decent, they even show respect to others.

Yes, they know that there are people here.

Of course, regardless of the crime, for others to come, whoever it is that has been on the street, here are other people.

Thank you very much brother, thank you very much brother. Any message you have to give to the young people who are watching this?

To the young people who think about it, there's no friends here. There's no friends here.

Think about it, thank you very much.

God bless you brother.

Good luck.

That's crazy, four people in a cell. They're always going to have...

Can you bathe to do a little?

There the four of them bathe.

There the four of them bathe. They bathe the four in this little space.

All the cells have... Imagine the smell of rot when a faggot eats what is not.

When they bring beans.

No, nothing, nothing, nothing, nothing. Impressive.

And here, how would you come doing the conjugal visits?

I think they lend them to me. They say, brother, I gave you half an hour, wash it, and you go.

How would the conjugal to be here for about 30 minutes. Guasquela. What would the family visits be like here? Well, I'll tell you what it's like. Here, our daily routine is at 5 in the morning, 5 and a half in the morning, the commander comes in and opens the doors.

We get up, go to the bathroom, there are the community bathrooms, and that's where we get our stuff, get organized, go to the cell, we change and we're ready. At that moment they do a first count, they tell us, we form in rows of five, the commander comes in and tells us.

We finish getting organized, in the meantime we do the patio cleaning and we go back to a second count, which is the shift of shifts in the clock that we do at 7.15, 7.20. We are going to show you the recreation area. We are here for breakfast, lunch, we received it there. I also show you the area where breakfast is distributed. We are going to show you the area where the kids are playing. We are going to show you the area. And we are here, breakfast, lunch, we receive it there.

Here I also show you the area where breakfast is distributed. We have the dining tables and well, that's the subject. I have a question. We have an intention to show all the young people what it is to live 24 hours in a jail while streaming so that they somehow avoid and don't want to make the same mistakes

Do you think we could be here 24 hours without security, just the camera and my colleagues doing the streaming without any inconvenience? I tell you, in this space that we have created, in this patio they could possibly do it Possibly, there is a probability inconvenience in this space we have created that in this patio

possibly they can do it

possibly there is a probability we are not exempt from having problems at any time you know that being in a confinement 24 hours in the street, here outside that happens something with problems in the street

without knowing how our family is living without knowing if they have food today or not, for a situation, because of a mistake that we made or many people that haven't made or haven't made mistakes and we're here, because we haven't had the possibility to defend ourselves for many reasons those are the reasons why I don't advise think a lot before any situation

impulses and acting spontaneously

brings us here in any situation. The impulses and acting spontaneously

brings us here. It's very easy. And it's very easy to enter, but to leave is complicated. And after we're inside, we feel the rigor of the prison because the rigor is complete. Even though we have a space of convenience in this place,

we have been worried about improving and trying not to feel the confinement. That's impossible. You're a person who looks so straight, so correct. Why did you end up here in jail? My situation is a situation, let's say, an affective situation.

The simple fact of not wanting to continue living with a person turned everything upside down, they accused me of things I didn't do. And unfortunately, in front of a version of a minor, I can't do anything. That's what the judge tells me. The version of the minor prevails and that's it. The sentence they gave you, how long was it?

15 and a half years, 186 months. And how long have you been here for about 120 months. 120 months. Glory to God, at this moment this patio has given me peace. Before, I was telling one of my colleagues, this was the worst. When I arrived, this was the worst patio. At this moment, glory to God, the change of leader, I would like you to talk to him as well,

has changed us and has given us this space of tranquility.

With the leader of the pavilion.

Yes. Here we have a leader. In other places they call him Plumas, here he is not Pluma. Here he is not Pluma, here he is called leader because he is the first one to put on the shirt and he will always be in the front. And people do respect his word? because we have the same conviviality that we provide people respect us and accept our things which we also impose all this is in the contribution of conviviality

Wow, that's good

the visits, you asked me about the visits the conjugal visits the conjugal visits we have a support area in the bottom part of the structure and we move there our wife arrives there

we receive her we call her a cambuche, like a tent, with her privacy. We take our mattresses, when the driver arrives here, outside they do a review, a driver arrives and with that the person is called to go down and attend.

How often is the family visit? Every week?

We have visits every week. One week is male, the other is intimate, the other is family with children, and the other is intimate. We try to have 200 intimate visits a month.

So, four visits a month?

Four visits. We have visits every weekend. And do you feel that here in the prison, the right to human rights is respected? Glory to God, yes. In this prison, even though they say it's the biggest, the Human Rights Committee, the Committee of Cada Patio, and the board of directors, our director is a very excellent director.

Dr. Gustavo Manté has always been there to help. The issue of convenience for us is primordial. We have done flounders, we've done sports activities, we've done a lot of things to try to re-socialize. We have workshops, we have wood, we have crafts, we have a lot of things. And we have to do so that they don't think, I always lock myself in. Imagine, right now we are 217, 218 people in this patio. Imagine 218 people all outside.

And with nothing to do. So, problems are generated, situations are generated. You told me that I was sitting, that's it. And you know how it is. Thank you very much brother for the introduction, for showing a little bit of what you are living here.

This is also so that young people can see what it is like to live in a prison. Think a lot before anything else. Because sometimes we act at the moment and when we react we are already immersed in the problem. They say that the prison is full of people who made a mistake in a second. In a second. In a second, and that's what it is.

Thank you very much brother. Thank you very much. second Here it is. I sit here. I sit here. The view that you see all day.

The face is looking.

It's here.

It's the view you see all day.

I see this.

Here.

It's another window there.

Those are the closest views you have of the freedom.

I speak clearly.

Being here, seeing this, I feel very weird here, bro.

Picota has a particularity. There are three structures. One is a minimum security structure, another is a security structure.

It's the only prison that has extraditables. It's the only prison that has the process of extradition to other countries and the United States.

Here there are also politicians, there are former officials.

This is the biggest establishment. Politicians and former officials here too?

One in this building.

Another one?

They are in another structure.

How many structures are there?

Three.

This is structure three. In structure one, I told you, the sentence is more or less up to 10 years. In structure two, there is the high security pavilion, which is the US Strait, the ex-office workers, the minimum wage pavilion, which are the ones that work, and the politicians.

That's what's in Picota. There are 8,300 people.

Look, look, look, the only thing you can see is that little guy.

Well, at least here, at least here you can see more than here.

The closest you can see is from La Libertad.

Oh man, how...

Here, here, here you can see more than one crying.

No, no, he will cry every day.

We will wait for the visit when the movie comes out.

Wow, that's crazy.

They come out and we say goodbye. They come out and they say goodbye to us. They say goodbye to you? They take us out of here and we go back. Yes, we can sit down. We can see the street, see the buses, and go to the next one.

Yes.

Pikachu.

What's up?

I'm the leader of Westwood.

How are you, my brother? Nice to meet you.

Can you sit here? I'll sit here.

Excuse me, can you sit here?

No, I'll sit here.

I'll sit here.

How are you, brother?

Brother, I have a question. How do you become a leader in a pavilion?

In a pavilion you become a leader after you have good behavior. You show that you can be a leader. Everyone wants to be a leader but they can't. It's like the street. In the street everyone wants to rule but they can't because they don't know how to rule. When I got here, this was the worst patio.

This was the worst patio. It didn't have any paint or lights lights. People did whatever they wanted. I was transferred to another prison. They told me, since they already knew me, Pikachu, if you want to see this place, come here. I started to expel people from the camp because there was a lot of war in that camp in those times almost everyday there was a fight everyone wanted to be a leader

and I started to get people out and bring people in and the people that didn't serve I would bring them in I put lights, I put paint

I painted the floor, I painted everything I put lights in all the cells, I painted the floor, I painted everything. I put lights on all the cells. And so the people of other courtyards started to want to come, to come, to come. The tranquility of this courtyard is not the same as that of other courtyards. This courtyard does not underestimate man. Man cannot be underestimated.

In this courtyard there is respect for everyone.

That's the most important thing, right?

For me, everyone is equal. Everyone, until the man comes here, there is no crime. After I have discipline, order and respect in this patio, that is the only thing I want from people.

Coexistence, yes.

Coexistence.

The most important.

This is the best patio. I have been winning for four years. The best coexistence, the best patio, the best decor in December. I motivate people so that they can get a moment out of their heads and be ready.

So that they can forget a moment.

Yes.

And now that you're the leader, how long have you been the leader? Four years. Four years. At this moment, everyone can follow your orders? Yes. There are people who... No, I mean, look, I hardly ever leave the cell. Everyone knows what to do. For example, not to throw dirt on the floor, respect each other,

the schedule of the program, for example, what the soap opera is, what the news is, all that is respected. I don't need anything. Yes, you don't need anything.

They already know. What would you say to a young person who is watching this stream? I can tell the young people that this is really very ugly. That they see it on the street and it's beautiful. And sometimes tranquility has no price. Sometimes it's better not to have money, but to have tranquility, love. And that the family comes first.

Because here, one day you leave your, the wife, sometimes even the children, they get bored of coming here. The mother and the father will always be with the good and the bad. And the important thing in life is to respect each other and respect others. We all have the right to an opportunity. An opportunity, and here we realize that the opportunity does exist. We all have the right to an opportunity.

And here you realize that the opportunity does exist. God gave me an opportunity and I'm going to take advantage of it. At any moment I leave here, I leave being a better person. I'm studying at the University of Business Administration. And I've done really well at the university. Because everything you can do in life, you can do. How long are you in jail?

I've been in jail for two years.

Two years. You're very close to getting out. Yes. What do you think would happen when you get out of this pavilion? When you go out to the streets?

Do you think the pavilion would lose control again?

No, because there are people who already have the same order as me. And when I leave, they are people who give everything for the coexistence, they give everything for respect.

They already know what to do and what not to do.

They are like co-leaders.

And in the four years you've been a leader, have you experienced murders?

No, in my backyard, I haven't seen any stabbing or anything like that. That's why you have this backyard, like the patio of the whole neighborhood.

It's a blessing to be in this patio, so to speak.

The captain told me, I have a lot of people who want to come here.

There are pensions?

Yes, but they don't know what their intentions are, that's why they profile people for this patio. It's a blessing to come to this patio.

And here in this pavilion, which is the most peaceful pavilion, you say there are no murders. Does the picota give you any benefit? Well, the patio always gives us the patio for good coexistence. It's used for the whole patio. They let in, for example, a special room.

They always have the yard as a good yard.

They hardly bother us at all.

It's a type of bonification, to behave well and do everything well.

And at this time, in this neighborhood, they tell us that there are no problematic people.

No. Look, the problematic people come here. And a week or two, you see them every week.

They convert them.

Even if they are bad.

Even if they are bad, they convert them. And you see them begging for a favor. They don't even tell you that they are doing it for a living. They give you this.

Can you tell us an anecdote of someone who has come with a very strong attitude and they had to calm him down in a strong way. A guy called Aquilla came here.

He is in Andramatuba right now. He was with Pavo. Pavo is the people who are more than 60 years old. They were already in prison. He came here. He had an arrogant attitude.

He wanted to ask everyone to take out their knife. Here, they almost kill you.

Almost?

Almost, because of that attitude. And as they saw that it was only him, they brought him. He was in the hospital for a week. Almost because of that attitude.

They took him all from here and that's it? I'm sick of you.

No, they took him. He went in a cell and there was a guy. He was the guy and he was with the other guy. When I left, he was already dead and I had to leave him. At that moment I didn't feel fear. I just had to leave one guy and leave the other. And the two of them respected me.

Because they didn't throw me out or do anything to me. But when I saw that guy here, I was like, no. I was in the hospital for a week. He's dead. He's dead. I was in the hospital for a week. Thank God I'm alive. And as it was a problem, not only in the country, but wherever they threw him out.

They brought him to Tamacula. Is there a case, especially of a prisoner, that you you wanted to tell us about, maybe you know someone whose story should be heard and never heard.

I think it's the right time if you have someone.

No, here there are innocent people. Here there are people that just because the wife, for example, the wife wanted to have nothing more with the person, she dumped him, or maybe the man was passing by and he was murdered. In prison there are many innocent people. I come from six prisons and in those six prisons I know there are innocent people.

There are people who have cried, there are people who have suffered, there are people who have thrown themselves to kill, there are people who have thrown themselves to kill as well. I come from the Dorada Caldas, where you can see the daily bread. People live together and they shoot to kill each other.

And this is the calmest jail you've ever been to?

Yes, this is the calmest jail I've ever been to. This is the most fruitful. This is a garden, this jail is a garden.

Everything is beautiful, nice and good.

I come from La Dorada Caldas, the famous Dona Juana, from Pueyba, from Picaleña, from Combita, from Lamuelo.

And why have you been transferred so much?

Because I was looking for a place to come here. Because here is my family. Here is my family, here are my children, here is my wife, here are my parents. And I try to find a way to get there.

In case you want to help the prisoners, send them something, clothes, gifts, anyone who is watching this, is it easy to get them?

Yes, the prison has a foundation, the same as 24th Street. It's called Rompicota La Nueva. The foundation talks to the Human Rights Foundation. The Human Rights Foundation does all the paperwork. Here, in this courtyard, for example, there are people who need... There are people who need... In this courtyard, there are people who come with a trajectory from another prison,

to stab, to do this and that, and they got to this courthouse and believe me, from here You say, look at this kid, this is what was over there, but that guy doesn't show up Here it's peaceful, quiet, I calmed this courthouse down With respect to all courthouses, because I respect all courthouses

But I calmed this courthouse down, believe me, it doesn't have another jail This patio is the only one in this prison That's why they chose this patio So we could come here They said it would be more peaceful We could have a streaming I'm very thankful to my brother for the space For telling us a little bit of his story And for having the pavilion

As it is Clean

We're going to go to the pavilion

A little bit harder This is the softest But we have to go to the gym now. We're going to go to the gym now. This is the softest one. But we have to go to the gym now.

Yes.

I think that's the one.

I think that's the one.

The one with the lion.

I know that's the one. There's no one else.

You know what?

I don't know.

I haven't seen this before. An area to do exercise. It's one of the privileges that the city has given us.

It's even good, because it's good.

With a TV.

So the TV is on all the time?

Yes, it is on all the time.

It is one of the privileges that the prison gives us A TV, a place to exercise, a place to have things to do. If you don't have things to do in a prison, all locked up, there comes a time when you collapse. And that's what generates the problems, the fights, the arguments.

We don't have anything.

Which is a good strategy. In the end it's a TV, a community TV for everyone. It's on all day. Exercise. Is this a little store?

Yes.

Like a little store? There are a lot of people who come to the gym.

Well.

What?

I'm going from the store. Yes.

It turns out that they set up those little kiosks because there are many people who suddenly, the family is in a place where they can't get food. Here there is only one bank where they can get food, which is the popular bank. So, since they can't get food for those people, they have to somehow make money and they have access to the additional food, to the market, as they call it, and to the junk food, but they have to do it another way. Here they handle a currency that is different.

Let me see.

More types.

You make the currency here?

We call this Pines.

And how much?

Here there are 15 lucas.

With 15,000 pesos this costs? No, there are 15,000. The bill has the value, see, 10,000 pesos $15,000 pesos $15,000 pesos for this?

No, there's $15,000

$10,000 and $5,000

And with this you buy what?

Yes, that's how we can buy things What are some chocolates worth here? $5,000 $5,000 The ink is worth $1,500

It's expensive

And all the coins? No coins, only bills The fifth one is $1,500. $1,500. It's expensive.

And all the coins?

No coins, only bills.

Yes.

There are 3, 5, 10. That's what we handle. And with this we can buy things like that?

Yes.

That's to make it easier for people to have access to the place.

Of course.

I caught a time in Documental Heavy that there are jails where dogs and cats enter

Here they don't let them in

No, not even in this structure because this is iron, this is all made of iron In fact, there are no iron bars that can be seen

Obviously, we don't leave them forever, but if they bring them one day

No, we haven't had that privilege because we have to have more than just food

Yes, yes, also

This is the food space. That's where we buy everything that is needed for the chicharron.

The chicharron.

It's closed because...

Oh, my God. What was that?

It's a micro-aliment.

They close it like this, they leave everything there. And there, in the back, is like going to the store.

It's like going to the Super Inter. Yes, yes, yes. and in the back is like a super market

like a super market

there's a lot, there's a little light you go and there's your uncle and there you, according to the instructions that they give you outside so you come and say I have 100,000 I want some cookies, I want

what I need for soap, what I need to buy and you give them to me for this part Excellent, because everything is very well organized What you need to buy, you buy it. Ok. And they also deliver it to the market.

Excellent, because everything is very well organized. It's structured.

Of course, of course.

And this is the space we have for the food.

So here we distribute the food, breakfast, lunch, food.

The food is distributed in a special way, a cheese or a special version.

There are two people who have the order, one who them is a line waiter, what is this? And the other is a waiter who brings the food.

Fruit!

There's Duraznito, look.

Duraznito.

Duraznito, look. With bread, cheese and guapanela.

The guapanela is the one that's here. The guapanela with milk.

The guapanela with milk. So far they haven't distributed? We're not going to distribute right now We're going to organize the distribution And the distribution is organized by the same people? We're the same people

The same people There are people that come here to the line We do the same and we go through It's organized When people come through, they all have a cover

Those that serve with their we all have a cover.

Those who serve with their fans have a cover and those who come to receive food, we don't.

Yes, we are very well organized.

We try to keep our own people.

Of course, of course. We can see that this pavilion is very well organized. Here we go to the field where we would play a football game with all the prisoners More or less We are doing this stream 24 hours in a prison

So there is another pavilion

There is another pavilion, there is the pavilion 18

There is another pavilion, there Ready

They also know how to play here

Of course, for here

Here for 24 Yes, here you can see some delicious cotejos This is a place for the kids to play. Sure, for the kids. This is for the kids. Yeah, for the kids. Here you can put some delicious snacks.

We can put some snacks here.

Yeah.

There are all the partners. This is another pavilion. What do you say, guys? Good. There is a camera there, in case you don't like cameras.

This would be another pavilion. And this is controlled or not controlled?

Also?

Excellent. And here what would you be doing in this area?

Ok, ok.

Excellent, dude. And you don't steal clothes there? All good? Good control. Excellent, dude. And don't steal clothes from each other. Everything ok? Good control? Excellent, dude.

God bless you, guys.

Skating, skating. No, let's see. If we talk about skating, no.

Walking. More than one to two hours around the pavilion, as many of them are doing. And they tell their stories, they talk

So that they can get to know each other

Yes, it's the activity that is done culturally in the United States

Skating

Skating, skating

You guys are skating

No, that's very clear

We're skating

Because it's obvious and it's good to get to know all the people

And why are you here? What happened? Did you get a fist bump or what?

I'm innocent. I didn't do anything. I'm innocent.

I'm not a criminal.

I'm innocent.

I'm innocent.

I'm innocent.

I'm innocent. I feel guilty.

I feel more relaxed.

I died in 1924, Rehan died in 1922.

I'm here because of the things that happen. But like all prisoners say, like all... He left a good teaching.

I'm here for... Remember what happens.

You stay and you can continue.

I'm staying.

Yes, bro.

A pleasure meeting you, brother.

I'm doing great, okay?

Thank you.

We'll be watching you.

See you soon, brother. God bless you, brother. See you soon, brother. God bless you. We'll see you soon.

Keep projecting.

No, but outside it's stupid.

Yes, yes, yes.

He's got two years left, brother. In the name of God, none of the gang will be here. None, none.

None.

What would happen if one of the gang members fell here?

No, no.

They would forget.

There would be no reason. What? You saw the tracks? The what? Tracks. Yeah, yeah, I saw them.

I was going down fast.

What?

What?

The tracks.

What?

Oh, no, no, no, no.

The paisanos, man. The paisanos, man. 22.

22.

22.

22. What? What? What? Oh, no, no, no, no.

Los Paisanos, baby. This is my pavilion. Is this yours? This is my pavilion. This is my pavilion.

This is your side.

True, sir, brother. How are we doing?

One of the leaders.

Good.

There are several leaders here?

Yes.

Okay.

Excuse me, guys. What's up, brother? Here are several leaders? Yes. Excuse me, guys. How are you, brother?

I feel calmer here.

Thank you, brother.

Good morning.

How are you?

Here I am in my pavilion with my guys.

Keep on presenting.

What do you say?

Keep on presenting.

You are with my guys.

The gang. What do you say, guys, you're with my guys. What do you say, guys? How are you?

We're good. My guys here, my Pabellon. What do you say, my Pab? How are you? This is very nice here too. It's nice.

It's missing a little paint, but it's because I haven't been here.

You can't say no. I'm walking very little bit of paint. I'm missing a little bit of paint, but it's because I haven't been here. You can't say no to that.

Look at how I'm walking, calm, relaxed.

I love this area here. You love this area? Do you like it a lot?

Look at how beautiful it looks.

How are you guys?

How are you?

Nice to meet you.

This is Andrea.

This area, man. How are you, brother? How are you? I know how to play the park. I know how to play the park.

But with two cinnamon sticks.

What's two cinnamon sticks?

I'll see what this is.

Two cinnamon sticks. How do you play that?

No, but two cinnamon sticks.

You have it right now.

Two and 2.

In the jail.

But get out. You're pressing too much.

This is my pavilion.

Keep going.

Look how beautiful the countrymen are.

Always with the little virgin.

Always with the spirituality.

1 and 2, look. And know? Always with the spirituality. I don't know if you play with a rock.

And what? Do you play normal? Rock, paper, scissors?

Or normal?

You turn.

If you want to pass, you pass.

Here goes one, and then you turn.

Oh no, man. I'm here to learn that.

No, no, no. You have to have a lot of experience. And do you play betting or how do you play? Betting You can't play like that normally

Like that too?

Yes

But you bet, the idea is to bet

Does the park mean that you go to jail?

Yes, this is called a park, it's a canero Because outside you play with everyone Outside the street And here it's a canero

So you know what to do?

If you want to go in, you turn

For example, I have this one called Granary I can turn it around. I can turn it around. I can turn it around.

How long does it take to do one fight?

It takes about an hour.

An hour? If this one wins, this one will break it here. The capture is fast.

Of course.

We have to win a fight. We're going to be in jail for 24 hours. To have experiences of what's happened. So the young people can understand a little. How long have you been here in this pavilion? Three years. How long do you have left?

I'm a union member. It means that you're still in the process. Why does it take so long for a person to go through a process? It's not very uncertain.

You don't know. It's not very uncertain, you know? It's worse when you know you're being sentenced. Because you don't know how long you'll be waiting,

or if you know you're going to be on the streets.

And how do you speed up that process? What can you do?

Well, with the lawyers, but... You know you have to have the money to pay a good lawyer.

The lawyer you have is a government lawyer.

Yes, a government lawyer.

What I was going to say is, I'm gonna pay a good lawyer. The lawyer you have is a government lawyer. Yes, a government lawyer.

What was I going to say? Let's say the three years you've been there, if you get sentenced, those three years, if you add up to the sentence,

Yes, if I add up to the sentence, if I get the sentence.

So, tomorrow you can go to court and get out of one.

Yes, you get three years, you fulfill the three years and bye.

Exactly. And if that happens, would you commit the crime you did? No, I'm not coming back. No, you're desperate to get out.

Yes, of course.

Everyone here, I imagine.

How long have you been here, my brother? Seven. Seven? And how many are left?

Five.

Five years.

And you feel that those seven years went by very fast, very slowly. How do you feel those seven years?

Yes, very slowly. How do you feel those 7 years? Yes, it went by very fast. It went by fast here?

Yes.

Well, it's been 7 years, a little while.

How old are you, my brother?

51.

51.

You're 54, but you're at least 55. How old are you, my brother? 27. 27.

You're almost mine now. I caught him from the outside. I followed him from the outside.

That's crazy bro. I hope the process can be accelerated so that you can help him. I hope both of them become good people. You know that you can see life in a different way. That's the important thing, learn and see life in a different way. Everyone made mistakes and everyone has the opportunity.

Everyone should have another opportunity. Exactly.

God bless you my brother.

Thank you for this beautiful year.

What's up my brother?

How are you?

I'm good.

I'm just here to have a drink.

I need a drink drink some water. I'm going to drink some water. Thank you very much.

God bless you.

God bless you.

This pavilion is very hard. The people of the country are going to be in the pavilion. They gave me this water.

Thank you very much.

It's very hard.

I want to support the countrymen's movement. The cities have to be the same, they have 4 shrimp and everything.

Yes, of course.

At least they have food to eat.

Hey, man, God bless you.

Country energy, man, don't lie.

What do you say, man? How are you? The country energy, don't lie. What's up?

How are you? What's up?

Good.

Let's go to the field.

Let's go to the field and give him a rose.

Yes.

Can we give him speak English. Yes, yes, yes.

How did you get to this podium to be leaders? Coexistence.

Coexistence.

Coexistence.

And to be leaders, at some point, there was no war?

No, no, no.

It's all about talking.

It's all all talking. This country, and... But here, regardless of what country, we welcome Venezuelans, Colombians,

regardless of what country, we welcome them here.

You have to come and throw a little soccer ball here.

They call me Mbappé.

They call you Mbappé?

Ah, what a joke.

Yes, yes, yes, Mbappé. They call you Mbappé, you little fool. What a great guy! Yes, yes, yes! He plays a lot of football.

He plays a lot of yo-yo.

He's beautiful.

He's a great guy.

He's a great guy. The energy of the country is felt everywhere. The coexistence of the countrymen is felt. He's a great guy.

If you were a footballer, what would you be?

Why are you burning me?

I'm going to play with Jotachi

Jotachi here, he can break you. He can kick you and get you in.

Here you can see someone who can box you.

Jotachi can't take it, he doesn't get tired.

In moments like this, where events like this are done, is there an event that everyone wants to see? Can they watch the event on TV? The World Cup, for example. The World Cup, for example, here you can enjoy the World Cup.

Last night we enjoyed the game.

And the game is great, the party, the return.

How did you see the game?

Colombia is smooth. How did you see the game?

Colombia is smooth.

Colombia is smooth. I've told you many times, but...

And maybe for a beer, how do you do the round?

No, no, here.

It's a forbidden event.

A beer for a prisoner, one.

Imagine, I'll have a beer and a Malacopa here,

and I'll form a troop in the Liberty.

No, but a beer. What do you miss the most about freedom of food?

Fish.

The fish?

And fish is not allowed here?

Very few.

Very few.

The country's flag.

The country's flag is well made.

What else do you miss?

What do you miss? Eating at McDonald's?

Yes, yes. The island. I don't know, I'm going to eat a Mcdonald's.

The island.

The island, the island, the island. I don't know if I'm going to go there.

Someday I have to bring my burgers here. Good one. But I don't know where the director is. Let's tell him here. The director of the IMPEC. The director of the IMPEC is coming.

I'm going'll tell him. And I'll throw the burgers at him. He's the Paisa Paisa. The other Paisas don't like him. God bless you guys. Keep winning good competitions.

And come out soon. God bless you.

Be good. Be did very well.

You did very well.

You did very well. You did a great job.

You did what you could.

I was injured.

They limited me.

You had talent, but you were injured me He had talent but they limited him He had talent but they limited him

He had talent but they limited him

I had talent but they limited him

I had talent but they limited him

I had talent but they limited him I had talent but they limited him I had talent but they limited him I'm going to touch that one. Oh, oh, oh. It's almost over. There, there.

I'm hungry.

Let's go to the line.

Let's go to the line. Let's go to the line. Where's the line? The line is over there. That's the line?

Let's go to the line.

Let's go to the line. Let's go again. Let's go again. Tapauca, we call it tapauca. Do you understand? We call it tapauca.

Where's yours?

Tapauca, tapauca. Tapauca.

Zero.

I don't know.

Tapauca. Zero Look, look, go without the mouth cover Put it on You're without the mouth cover

Without the mouth cover, without the mouth cover, without the mouth cover

Without the mouth cover

You're always with the mouth cover

Look baby, what's this for?

Ah, for the chocolate

No, don't pass it to me

Because it's delicious

But pass it with his face

Daddy, what face? We were going to eat That's why Mouth cover No, no, no, no. No, no, no. Papi, caray, quebrose, vamos a comer.

Por eso.

Papi, pero me gusta un tapabocas de la Jota.

No, no.

Papi, hazle de imbecil, guardenle el bolsillo.

No, no, no.

Papi, calentando, calentando. What is this chocolate? I don't want any.

What?

I'm just sharing. Hey, but this is good. This is good, I swear.

Look, they put it inside. I'm gonna share it with you Hey, this is good! This is good, I swear! Look at the inside! You have to see it!

Give me, give me, give me The fruit

Don't get mad at me!

Pass it to me

No, no, but this one, no, no. No, no, no. No, no, no. No, no, no.

No, no, no.

No, no, no. No, no, no.

No, no, no. Oh

Hey I'm getting very selfish, I'm very angry I'm in my line It's good, it's good

The truth is it's good

The hair is the hair Oh, you're a beast

The hair, the hair

The hair is when you've already had all the food

I like the head

The head The bread, the bread is good I like the bread, the bread is good I like the bread, the bread is good I like the bread, the bread is good

You can't repeat

You can't repeat

No, no, but a normal price

You can't repeat

No, no, I think we all like it

You can't repeat

You can't repeat

You can't repeat You can't repeat You can't repeat Mmm. The cheese and the bread are very good. Eat Carlos, eat, eat, eat. Eat Carlos, eat, eat. I have to eat all of this, I'm not going to waste food here.

It would be a sin, eat the bread.

You're going to eat it all, no. I'm not skinny, I'm fat.

I'm going to tell you something, that guy eats more in jail than at home.

It's good.

You're going to break the ice in this pavilion.

No, I'm going to try it a little bit.

I've been in bed for 24 hours, spending my life in prison. How are you going you bring it here? So that the young people can see

This is not easy This is not easy So that they don't make mistakes

And don't want to go to jail We do this for that So that you see it like this I don't know if you don't fuck, or fag But these things are real And don't take too fuck about your life.

Take care of your freedom.

If you ask who wants to be here, nobody.

No, of course.

The one who says that I don't give a fuck, I want a fucking more peaceful life.

I don't think so.

Well, we're leaving. God bless you, guys.

Hey, let's stay. God bless you, guys. Hey, you have to give it to him.

You have this. Give it to my brother. Give it to him, brother. You know why you're here. You're a fucking thief.

God bless you, guys.

God bless you, brother.

Take care, guys. God bless you.

See you later.

Thank you guys.

This is a journey.

What's up guys.

See you later.

All good.

What's up, man?

What's up, bro? Here, look, parching. Pereira, look, Pereira. What the fuck does it say here? Bogota, Bogota. Bogota Azul, ah, millionaire.

Huila, look.

Caguán.

There's a little bit little ice cream, man.

Papi, I'm going to tell you something, the cheese was delicious.

Oh, no, I didn't even taste the cheese, brother. What a rage, man.

Here comes the food.

Here comes the food.

Here comes the food, this is for lunch.

For lunch.

For lunch. For lunch, good. Do you want help? I'm going to get the lunch. The lunch? Yes, the lunch.

The lunch is already prepared, they do it here too. There are three meals a day?

Yes.

What time is the last meal?

The last meal, what time is it?

It's out at 3 in the afternoon. 3 in the afternoon? It's 5 in the afternoon.

It's 5, 5 and a half there. Flood. 5 to 4 5 to 5.5 Inundation

It's really flooded here This is the area where you receive the visit

Ok

This is the conjugal visit

Where they come to...

Ready.

Hey, look, a rat.

Oh, yeah, I saw it.

A follower of Chanti.

Oh, man, a follower of mine, man. Man, a follower of mine, the JP. The Jotapey is still sleeping. The Jotapey is still sleeping. You know, it's a normal place. It's a big place, there's vegetation and many things.

He was barely dead. I'm almost dead

Moscow, of course San Cuisa, of course I'm gonna order a San Cueso, I'll tell you something

All of those are celtas, right?

Pabellon, Barrio

Those are too big

Too much

You're active.

Any time you can bite.

I can't bite.

You can't bite? They have them to talk. Money.

Money.

Money too.

The culture.

I was too small. I can't do it. This is a culture zone Yes, look at the car It's a little car

No, I'm going to drive it

We can actually use the car It's fully loaded Hello, how are you?

This is what the prisoners do

Yes, this is called paper trucks

It's a type of paper

All of this is done by the prisoners?

Yes, do you want to see it?

Yes, of course The guys have good imagination What do you do? I do paper. You do all of this? Yes. Do you want to see it?

Yes.

Yes?

Yes. Of course.

You have a good imagination, guys.

But that's not imagination, that's talent.

Talent, that's what I'm saying.

Talent.

Here they put the best artists.

Excuse me arts Excuse me

Excuse me, thank you

The painting, look at it This is extra

We have...

Skulls

Wooden

What a painting

Skulls That too, look, they made me up there They closed a taco Oh yeah Look up there, the counter is the same I'm going to be a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a

little bit of a

little bit of a

little bit of a little bit of a I'm going to test them, make them ready to sell them. To be able to have a livelihood.

In Soho we have some figures there, but we don't have the resources to take them there.

Look, they made him like the dog.

It looks more beautiful, more imposing.

What a guy, what a shame. No shame, true. Look at this guy, man. Look at him. What a shame.

No, shame no.

Imagination, imagination.

I'm with my friend.

Do you have a hard one so we can touch it?

Yes, we already passed the final product.

Touch it.

It's not hard, no.

It's tight. It's tight. Here you can see it's slow.

It's good.

It's good. It's hard. We're doing the whole collection of Dragon Ball Z. And we're going to put about 5 or 6 of them.

Oh, look at the house of...

Master Roshi.

Master Roshi.

The house of the master.

Oh, that's cool.

And the sky, man.

All of it.

This is going to be a triple art.

Yes, and the dolls are going to come out in the frames. Oh, the dolls will be in the frames. They will be like 3D?

I want to see them.

Hey, Don Quincón, how are you going to let me down?

Come, come.

Everything is in the cultural area.

We have orchestra too.

We have rappers.

We have theater.

Are there rappers here?

Yes, Torun, Torun.

We have everything. Are there rappers here? Yes, Torun Torun Yes?

The difference is that

Pepe Nes

Pepe Nes

Pepe

Pepe Nes

The difference is that

Here we have the workshop of Molise

Oh yeah

How are they going to make that? It's almost incredible, man. I can't believe it.

Oh, no.

This is incredible, bro.

It's a full hour and a half.

We're going to spend it.

Excuse me. That's crazy, man.

Oh, shit, yes.

No, this is crazy, bro.

What a beauty! How do you see it? What a barbarity!

Look at that!

That's hard!

Hello guys!

Tell us how the process is done.

First of all, we will present you the dolls. A job. This is where the Spider-Man is created, which you will see later. The process begins. It is reinforced with another cardboard.

It would be one of these reinforced. So that the structure is firmer. And that's where the process begins. I'm assembling this Garfield spacer. This Garfield. So it's already reinforced, it's thicker. And the bending begins. The whole process of bending the sheet metal. And that's where the assembly process begins Armand, look there's the spider man

Oh, that's cool!

Yes, sometimes I get nervous but something so simple

He has the same hat as mine, man

Something so simple like these leaves

This is so fat too

Yes, yes, and something so simple, these leaves and what I did, transform

It looks like a bird

That's crazy, no, this has me shocking. This is my favorite character.

This is what we want to show.

The external, the establishment.

And you sell it? I buy it.

And you sell it?

I sell it. Really, really.

And we are supporting someone who is working.

But my guys do this gift with all the love in the world. And thanks for your visit. No, really? Someone who is working But in the same way my boys give you this gift with all the love in the world

And thanks for your visit

No, really? Do I get it? I'm very embarrassed

Receive it with shame Yes, but already

Carlos, I want to buy this And this was given to me

Who is the owner of this?

It's all the group

It's all the group Look, in the group I'm in the group

We can do the business We can negotiate now or we can negotiate outside the streaming As you want

Now, yes or what?

There is a buyer

There is a buyer

Before the negotiation we are going to change the battery of the camera

Before the negotiation we are going to change the battery of the camera Now that I have the camera guys

We'll be right back.

What's up here? Leo!

Leo!

Leo!

Bro, did you guys do this? That's crazy, man. I congratulate you, my brother. Very, very beautiful. Very hard. The truth is, what you ask for, how much are you asking for him? For him, we are asking for the hand that took the cardboard. Currently, there are 240 cardboard.

We had to make five reinforcements. We are exporting a total of 1,500 cardboard boxes plus the carbon we spend. More money than the paint.

Excellent, I'll take this one.

Ready, a pleasure, thank you very much.

No, you, that's a beautiful work of art.

Yes.

What is worth it.

Yes, yes, yes.

It's worth it. I would take this one, but I really want to put it in a place that I understand, that gives it use.

You don't want to take a Chanti. Yes, let's see what we can take. The little one.

I'm going to take the freezer.

Which freezer?

That Pikachu, the electric one.

Where is it?

It's right here.

That's cool.

That's nice.

I'll take this one.

It's very nice.

I'll take this one.

For the set. Yes.

And how do we pay? With the GP. $200? $200? $200? $200?

$200?

$200?

$200? $200? I'm not going to do it. What 300? They gave you 100 bucks for it. Ok, do it.

You're going to take one like that?

Yes.

Thank you.

Ok, I'll take it right now.

Right now?

Yes, how are you going to do it?

I'll take it right now with the...

With the...

With the... Ok.

I'll take a base.

Ok, we'll leave it to you and we'll take it all. No, no, no. I've been waiting for this guy since yesterday. What's up, brother? How are you?

I'm fine, thank you.

No, we're going to...

No, no, no.

Look at this process here. These are all prisoners.

Yes, this is the orchestra of the hero.

No, no, I can't take it.

I can't take it, I can't take it.

But start, guys.

Yes, brother. Hellos. Good. Orchestra and everything, look. Good morning.

Good morning.

Good morning.

Jim, Jim, Jim, Jim, Jim, Jim, Jim, Jim, Jim, Jim, Jim, Jim, Jim, Jim, Jim, Jim, Jim, Jim,

Jim, Jim, Jim, Jim, Jim, Jim, Jim, Jim, Jim, Jim, Jim, Jim, Jim, Jim, Jim, Jim, Jim, Jim, Jim, I'm going to be a little bit nervous. I'm going to be a little bit nervous.

I'm going to be a little bit nervous.

I'm going to be a little bit nervous. Let's go. Can you move the camera? No, we can't move it.

I'm like Dallas.

Jab, jab, jab.

Jab, jab, jab.

Jab, jab, jab.

Easy, easy, easy.

Ok, the sound is a little saturated. We also hear it saturated.

Relax.

I'll lower the bass a little.

On that high bass?

Lower the bass.

I'm with Chanti, calm down.

Listen.

Yes.

That's it.

Jeff. Ch-ch-chill. Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, You have to learn a lot. You have to learn a lot. You have to learn a lot. You have to learn a lot. the the the I I It's a place where you protest. Four walls in this place. Where nobody wants you, nobody wants to help you. I bring a message to the poor. My heart says to you,

I'm here and I can give you time. With my hair, I make music for your ears. You must listen. Learn to value life. Give it to yourself. Respect good will. Learn to love. ♪

♪ ♪ ♪ I

Should scream to Hey, that was hard! You guys write everything? You write everything from here? That was hard!

How was it bro?

Action, action!

That was rap too!

A life here.

A life.

A very good life.

A story of the people in the Paledín prison.

Yeah.

Let's go.

I like to practice every time I come here. I like to practice every time I come here. Because I tell you my hours and I leave here. I the the the the the the

the the I haven't marked you, the bug is lost Yesterday a fight of two of my countrymen They took the spears, they formed a mess Nobody got in, they took the kids Now I have to gather 440,000 I wait for the guard to come to me To be able to tell you that I surrendered my Kalash

Because I had him under the pillow and I take it like this. I like to rehearse every time I come here. Because I tell my stories and I leave here. I like to rehearse every time I come here I like to rehearse every time I come here Because I tell my stories and I leave here

Yeah

I'm going to sing a song

It sounds really bad, if you know what I mean

When I wake up in the cell Because of destiny I chase myself I go to the count, there's always one missing More than one, dawn They are bored, I don't wish anyone I gotta go I'm a I'm a I'm a I'm a

I'm a

I'm a I'm a the smile you reflect on your face a harsh sentence time has passed and forgotten for a moment the darkness of the night the sadness of the night

we lost the television

the light of the night

the sky, although many ignore it trapped in life where the masks hide

what you really feel

and lose time

a decade trapped your life inside this place with the passage of time I have learned to maintain calm I'm gonna get that I'm gonna get that I'm gonna get that I'm gonna get that I'm gonna get that

I'm gonna get that I'm gonna get that I'm gonna value it so I can enjoy it with my family. I like to rehearse every time I come here. I like to rehearse every time I come here. Because I tell you my hours and I leave here. I like to rehearse every time I come here. I like to rehearse every time I come here.

Because I tell you my hours... Thank you! I like to rehearse every time I come here because I like it here Thank you

Hey, really, very hard I congratulate you, man and the sound is not very good I wish you could record it like that and measure it with an RDA because it's very hard

it has a chorus that is also very catchy

and we are talking about a real experience

Yes, man

I mean, it really came out of your heart

when you wrote it between you two

Yes

Very hard Did you write the song with your heart? Yes. It was very hard. We've been singing together for 3 years. And now we're in the process. I hope you can write it and sing it well in a music studio. We have the records with 200 songs to write, dance, Reggaeton, Reggae, Rap. And the day you go out, how much is it for the tour? We're going out soon with the help of God.

That's the tour, because going out with everything you have written there is a job. It's a job and it's a very different topic than what we're usually listening to, because they're coming out of jail, real experiences. They want to hear the music we have there. Yes, but at the moment we're streaming and people are listening to the sound a little distorted.

Yes, crazy, but it's because here you can hear it better than on the streaming.

How do we contact you?

Write me your number there. Write me your number there Write your number

I don't know my number You can contact them Facebook I don't use Facebook Instagram I write my name and my book

I will write my Instagram Or how do you get the videos from a German? You are

The machine I will take your name and your letter or how you come out in the videos of a German you are the machine I'm going to take your letter and the name the machine and I congratulate you yes yes yes congratulations

that you are using all this time to make art and do it like that

God bless you guys

congratulations

we are in the church of God's blessing.

Let's go.

Michel is our student. He is part of our local history.

Hi Michel.

How are you?

He is part of the community. He has earned recognition and respect. He was sentenced to 49 years.

How old are you?

12.

He is 12. 12 I had prepared a song but due to the time I lost a spectacular voice I wish you could meet her

And you are here as an incentive for art, you are leading something about music

Well in this case I am discounting as an educational monitor in Misión Antivirus thanks to the leaders of El Cobón. I am very grateful to the Dragonian Jamie for giving me the opportunity to be part of the musical group. Did you start making music here or before you went to prison? Before I went to prison. I even have my own songs, inspired by myself. And thanks to God I can share them with everyone here.

Have you always liked music?

Always.

For many years.

And how does it feel not being able to make that dream come true?

Well, it's a little emphatic in that part because when you feel emotions and love that part, it's very frustrating when suddenly it's not possible to do it professionally but thank God, in a way, I do it here

and that fills my soul.

That's good.

Yes, it's true.

At least when you do things with love, it doesn't matter where you are or what you do.

Where I am too.

It's a pleasure. I hope I can hear the songs at some point, just that the sound is being heard badly in the streaming.

But she sings a cappella.

Ah, well, yes.

Yes, they do. The guitar, please. Guitarist with the guitar. It's down there.

She is also a composer, so she has many beautiful songs, and in different genres.

This song that I'm going to play, I did it thinking about the LGBT community, and not discrimination, but acceptance. And that we all see ourselves as human beings with great rights and virtues to share. Accept me as I am.

Accept me as I am Don't think it's a mistake. Look at my heart, which is full of love and great values. I want to express to you and many more. No juzgues tu mi condición, eso me hace mal, y ere mi corazón, se pierde la ilusión de ser persona libre con grandes derechos en esta nación. in this nation.

I accept you as you are.

No matter what happens. Better united as brothers today we fight together for being even better. Don't look at me if I'm a trans girl, if you're gay or homosexual, there's a lot of honor. No hayan indiferencias que la paz florezca en nuestro corazón Es triste ver la realidad de algunos hombres hoy Que dejan la amistad de un homo Oh, who's gone to include Naciones for a Mar a

Toronto break only very bad. They don't you get old man. I go that she got a total most. Those in here. They are ugly. I love the young again.

Why young rain? General, al gay, a la lesbiana, que no hayan rencores, que reine la paz. Yo te acepto tal como eres tú, no importa lo que pasó. Mejor unidos como hermanos hoy luchemos juntos por ser mejor. No mires si soy chica trans, o la paz florezca en nuestro corazón. Que no hayan indiferencias, que la paz florezca en nuestro corazón

Cradle a la verdad

Okay, boss, they're down muy duro no no as growl was gonna studio to a via To be allowed for tonight I did grab a Christian Lego, Pascal, you know in prison

terminal as possible

No, you know when I was getting a studio and don't hear themselves well in person. You don't need the studio. You can do a concert a cappella, alone, with the guitar. And that's also something to admire a lot.

It's a talent, it's a talent.

A lot of talent. Thanks for showing us, the young people, everything that's there. All your talent, also the lyrics.

No, how you play the guitar.

Yes, thank you very much. It was a pleasure to meet you.

Likewise, have a nice day.

Thank you very much.

What do you say, brother?

I have a partner who has two kids and they are very strong.

It's possible.

I have a few less. He has two kids, and they're always strong. It's probably because he's been through a lot.

Daddy.

And my friend, Miguel.

Say hi to your fans.

I'm here with my friends.

I sing, I play music, I rap.

I support the Chachas. I used to sing a little bit, but I don't know.

Later on, if you want to contact me, we can do some projects together.

Sure.

And to present.

Right now we are live, we are going to do the greeting to do it once. And then anything, we are in contact. My manager is the one who is doing all the management, contacting all the contacts and everything.

What's his name?

Ailey Saidi.

Ailey?

Ailey. Ailey.

Ailey, a greeting from West. God bless you. The good one.

Saidi.

Hey, God bless you, bro. I have a friend who also sings, his name is Chloe. You're very similar, bro.

Too much.

Yes, yes, yes.

The fly?

Hey, God bless you.

Thank you.

Why, why?

Give it to me.

Give it to me.

What?

What time does Chanti have to start?

What song?

Chanti and Sakura have to start?

No, it's 5.

No, no, no.

What time? No, no, no.

No, wait, it's 4 and a half, more or less. Around there.

Yes, around 4 and a half, around there.

How long does it take to get there?

40 minutes? Yes.

Charlie, the helicopter is leaving with two singers from Musica Mujer.

Oh, yes, I was going to do a stream with them.

With the helicopter? With who?

With Pipe Bueno.

Yes, of course, you have to throw...

Hey guys, right now we have a stream with Pipe Bueno and Liz Alfonso.

The song is called AMOR.

I'm going to run from here.

It's good!

Nice, nice. The they can see this. Oh, okay. Oh, good, that's cool.

The base, the base.

Okay, thank you.

Thank you very much. Oh, that's my gift.

I'm going to leave it with a very nice memory.

I thank you very much.

With my name, man.

Oh, well, thank you, my brother. Everything is fine. You know, here's where the lawyers come. Here's where the lawyers come, look. They tell you, you, daddy, look.

Oh, dad, I'll tell you something.

Here are the moments of tension. Yes.

Here's where you are, daddy, look.

Look, here, look.

Oh, no.

Look at all this, man. No. It's crazy. It's crazy. Impressive. Very good journey.

Very good journey.

Look at all the talent here Look at Carlos Look at this The only one with has a cell phone here is Carlos. Why not? I don't know what you're saying. They didn't let us in.

Well, we could, but we should have turned around and Carlos was the one who did it.

What?

We can't read people.

Sign.

It was like this. Carlos did it. What? We can't read people. Seal. Wait a minute. Oh, okay.

It was like this.

Come out, come out.

Oh, this is a good one.

Seal, man.

Hey!

Hey!

A big change there, man.

People here, people here, that's for the fingers. To not clean up there.

Yes, yes, yes.

You can't see anything.

Listen to that, see. You can clean your fingers with this. I don't think I can.

Listen to that.

See you later.

Thank you.

See you later.

Where are you going, sir? They're crowded here.

You're going to that one, right?

Yes.

How are you? I want to say hello to my daughter from Germany. Hello, how are you? Yes. Let's go.

Hello, how are you?

In Germany.

Connect to the stream.

Get into the streaming.

Bye.

Felipe, a greeting from the judge.

Hey, a greeting for the guides. There he is. Hey, judge, to the judges. Say hi to the judges.

Hey, to the judges.

Hey, to the judges.

Hey, Darcy, I wish you well.

I love you a lot.

We're going to another pavilion.

I'm going to film the screen, not the island. Another structure.

What's the difference between this structure and the one we were in?

Say hi to all the judges.

Time of sentence. Time of sentence.

Time of sentence, okay.

Consider it a medium.

When we talk about medium, we're talking about 10 or less.

And the one we're going to?

It's medium.

It's medium, okay. So, everyone is about to leave?

Let's say you enter the 22nd, that's the country.

Uh-huh, yes. Yes, but they were sentenced to a high sentence. Now we're going to Mediana, where the country is, where they were sentenced to a lower sentence.

So most of the people who were in the Paisa pavilion have a pretty long sentence.

Yes, we're talking about 20, 30, 40.

And some are being syndicated for criminal offenses that normally are not.

Yes, there were some that we talked to that didn't even have a conviction yet. They were waiting.

But because what they did was serious.

So they're looking for more clues,

or they're just opening the case, or what?

They're still in the process of being convicted. We still can't say yes or no. They can get out of that, of course. But what they are reading is...

Some person who is locked up can leave the freedom.

Of course, for violation of terms or simply because they do not consider him guilty. We are going to go to the back wall. That is already a criminal. Structure number one. This whole building, this malicosa is structure number one. This building, this butterfly, is the structure number three.

Has a prisoner escaped here? Yes. Yes? How was it?

He fell off the last floor.

Oh man.

With soap.

And then he dragged himself down there to go to Caracas.

How long ago was it?

Last year. Last year.

Did they catch you again? They died. But there was one...

That was...

When was the change? On December 7th. On December 7th, there was one who left with the visit. He left with his papers.

That's crazy. But they caught him. visit He'll open a little bit of a recapture on okay

But I can press or suppose caparazzi tina can't say complicate all the pavilion

Can answer Rosie con la misma sabana No, because they are locked up at night. They are locked up and with the same sheets.

Let's say that accomplices or at least know the cell.

The cell.

I tell you, I slept four or five.

They did know. Thank you.

Thank you.

This is the administrative area of the establishment. The legal address. This is the administrative area of the establishment. The address, the legal...

I think that for those who know, the garbage is all around there.

Yes, the garbage trucks go in there.

And if you get to the side? Look what you're going to see. When we get to the corner, that structure that is there is the high security pavilion. And down there are the ERES, special reclusion facilities. That's where the ex-officers and politicians are.

What? You're too hooked on that, Chanti. You're the one who's gonna fuck up the people. Once that guy comes up with something weird,

I'm gonna be the first person to burn him.

You're the only one who never has a woman.

Let's see. You don't have to have a woman to say that I'm a man, dummy. You're like an idiot.

Chanti, don't be a pussy.