What will the guys do to help Diego? Don't miss the beginning of the second part of this episode of Buena gente!

With this video we reach the end of this series dedicated to the new promises of Colombian cycling. Let's listen carefully to the final reflections that the great Colombian champions make about the future of this popular sport in the country.

With the nostalgic melody of Mexican singer Alejandro Fernández, this video invites us to reflect on the current environmental crisis.

Sofía and her brother look again at what's in the little box before seeing a photo that catches their attention.

With this video begins a new section of the documentary dedicated to gender differences. The words of famous Mexican actor Diego Luna serve as a preamble to the music of the group Venado Azul, who performs for us, in the Huichol language, their vibrant Cumbia cusinela.

In this video, Pipo guides us through a series of sports exercises while explaining each one of them to us. Listen carefully to learn new vocabulary related to sports!

Sofía and her brother decide to search the house to see if they can find any clue that will help them discover something more about Diego.

After a brief mystical reflection, the music of the group Venado Azul gives way to the notes of Banda Agua Caliente and the voice of the legendary Mexican singer Gloria Trevi. Enjoy this explosive mix!

We continue expanding our sports vocabulary while Pipo shows us a series of exercises that combine cardio, abdominals and push-ups.

Sofía and her brother discover a small note with information. Despite the little data, they decide to begin a search.

Cristina presents to us the different family relationships that exist in a family, addressing both the members of the nuclear family and those of the extended family.

Sofía and her brother begin to understand some things related to Diego and despite what Sofía says, her brother remains optimistic.

"Te Voy a Esperar", composed and sung by Juan Magán and Belinda, is the main song of the movie Las aventuras de Tadeo Jones. The theme, defined by a mix of Latin pop and soft electronic music, reinforces the key moments of the film and has become one of the most representative songs of the movie.

Despite the ring not being the most important thing, Sofía cannot calm the sadness she feels knowing that Diego doesn't have the ring.

Laura works as a mechanic in an automobile workshop in Otavalo, a trade that is still not common among women. In this video we talk with her to discover what led her to choose mechanics as a profession and what motivated her to dedicate herself to this world. Through her story, Laura demonstrates that passion and vocation don't understand stereotypes.