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E61: Cosas que pasan en la mmB - Jorge Lozano · Running Desde Cero

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  Gronitas de cero an amateur podcast where we will learn together all overrun. Let
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  ' s run hello hello. Roners welcome to chapter number sixty- one of
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  zero rustlers Runners welcome. One more Friday to talk about this than we are
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  passionate about running. I feel like we haven' t talked to you guys
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  since. Why I' m sorry That' s weird, because if we
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  take out chapter I already wanted to tell you a lot of things. Ronnets,
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  commercial here so they could go like this. Super super- times try to
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  go on Friday, which is a lot easier. There' s a lot
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  less people, though that' s what we said last time. Worse than
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  there were forty- two zero people in three days, in two days then,
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  well, today we have a very special guest. If we have a
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  special guest today, we know that we love to talk about this sport that
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  unites us and today we are going to talk a little bit from the administrative
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  side. So I present to you Mr Jorge Lozano how you are. A
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  hug for everyone, very grateful and very happy to be in this space.
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  Of course we have it here because the half marathon of Bogotá and Jorge approaches,
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  because it is a fundamental piece in the organization of this great race,
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  in the pre- race and in the post- career. Not yes and
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  we regret this race, but of many more, of the organization of roads
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  and also of others. So, well, who' s Jorge, so
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  don' t tell us. Better said all, well, Jorge Lozano is
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  a social journalist sports journalist, passionate about athletics, dedicated to body and soul
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  I practiced it. I was an amateur athlete of the bad guys, rather
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  ours then and nothing and since I met the world of athletics as a profession
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  and I have had the opportunity to live as a journalist of athletics, because
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  nothing passionate and I have had the opportunity to be the head of communications of
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  the team to come for a long time and this has allowed me, therefore,
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  to know almost the whole country, many athletic events. I have made
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  known several countries with athletics Jorge, because he studied social communication, well,
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  the truth, I studied social communication and perior, very sporty, by the
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  team can football to which he was fan. I am a fan of the
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  best team in the world of millionaires and then it turns out that I wanted
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  to be an engineer or architect. And when I got my hands on it
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  and my dad and mom decided to support me, then we said well,
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  now if you go get what you want, it was like a month of
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  August. We were already going into the beginning of the semester and a friend
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  told me come to you that he likes millionaire and likes to go to the
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  stadium and that to sports journalism in a university called Lacun I said Peri left
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  and I went to do sports journalism for telling millionaires about football. For good.
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  But quickly enough the disenchantment of football, because he took me with a
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  teacher with whom I still speak, Gonzalo Guerrero and also i Charque and Lonis,
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  but he told me no you no I mean, it will not be
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  objective. What if tomorrow you didn' t comment on narrating a football game
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  and Millonaris is losing five things and you' re going to say it,
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  you' re going to stop or I' m going to talk about Santa
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  Fe exactly. Then I had the opportunity another teacher already in the second semester,
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  Esteban Quatting gave thought to commercial narrative and told me that there was an
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  internship opportunity. And I told him internships and two semesters where. Then he
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  told me in a radio show about athletics and athletics that' s how you
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  eat it. Today it is massive, today the rune, today over there.
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  Before how many years ago, two thousand two, two thousand one,
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  I recorded two thousand two. We' re talking second semester, twenty-
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  two years ago, twenty- two years ago. Of course the caestism.
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  They haven' t given anything at all. So I athletics, but internships
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  are internships, of course, so, in fact, it was a famous
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  radio station. He recognized with the world radio, with the world moment radio,
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  which is then, the facilities that they gave here by the field of
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  the camping and the program was called Golden Atletes, which ran it and is
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  currently directed by a friend and school,Álvaro Foro Rodas. And so,
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  well, I had the chance and it was Monday through Friday seven and a
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  half eight. I got good several days out there, outside the booth and
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  started talking about football, because that' s what I met then, when
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  there was Copa Libertadores or Liga, and I don' t know what.
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  I got into my football thing, but nothing, nothing. I didn'
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  t know anything about athletics, but nothing, nothing. But so I began
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  to learn, because from the subject the console to the radio of the internships
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  And it turns out that there was a program in and spy every night at
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  about ten eleven o' clock in the night that talked about all the sports.
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  And it turns out that a retired lady, ana Gabriela Guevara, a
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  four hundred- meter- long Mexican runner, has been a bit of a
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  world champion. He made a record of a four- hundred- meter world
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  championship that day and they pulled a full on the ten- foot news I
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  had my cassette recorder back then I was recording and the next day I got
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  to the director of at I have the audio. He' s sure.
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  If a warrior Gabriela and I already started to get in little by little,
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  and here we are. But Venga caught on to radio athletics and athletics and
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  began to practice it as well. At that time. No, no,
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  no, no. No. I' m starting to be good. He
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  has spent many years in gold athletes, sharing with other tasks the exercise of
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  the profession of journalism and more when a specialist in a sport that at that
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  time was not so well known, neither paid nor valued. Then it was
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  my turn to do other things so I could survive and survive. And,
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  well, then life smiles at me and work begins to arrive. We started
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  to make communications offices in races that today already some are not done, like
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  the race of Girador, well known at the beginning of the year, the
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  race of his Axe, a spectacular race that was made for October and I
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  said what happened with that race. So, the pandemic, pandemic, n
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  and ended it. It' s over. I heard a few days ago
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  that suddenly the turnaround makes in the second semester you blow it in facha.
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  Today they make one of women not yes, yes, yes, but very
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  small, but I tell them. Swacha' s career in October. It
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  was a career that brought together all stages of human development. Very well known,
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  very well paid for the elites, for the different categories, or started
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  from those very similar to Chian. I don' t know if the previous
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  one provided it on December thirty- one, but much more people come out,
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  much more. And I ran that career from his axe when we were
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  in school, ourselves in suchita. Yeah, he' s in seventh grade.
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  I ran it, yeah, yeah. It was awesome, yeah,
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  and you just said it. It was very popular and very large. That
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  ' s why I don' t know if you can give them to me
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  or the peeled people would tell them. I don' t know the note
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  in physical education and that' s full of pains. All sector schools were
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  over there two. It was an obligation for physical education. It was a
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  note, note yes, yes. Then this stamp of job opportunities begins to
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  come out. I have a chance to win the Bogotá Half Marathon Journalism Award
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  twice. A few years ago we did or, but we did because it
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  already belonged. But then it didn' t belong. But the National Prize
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  for Journalism of the Half Marathon of Bogotá was held. So, and Taba
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  Perejamin I' m right, of course. Then there was radio, television,
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  radio, television, press and photography. Imagine How long ago the issue
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  of social and digital networks still did not exist. I don' t know
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  how or not at all. Then I have a chance on the radio to
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  earn it twice, once with the whole area, once with the world,
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  and I start to get into getting a mindless one, until a May 1st
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  of the year two thousand eleven received the call of Colombian roadrunners that if I
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  wanted to opt for an interview and it was given the possibility there nine years
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  later and since that day I am, but what charge they offered him.
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  I started as that would become a junior press analyst. I was like the
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  assistant to the communications coordinator at the time a great Tatina room friend and they
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  call me offers me the charge to start junior. In other words, what
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  drew the most attention was that he was a young person, a journalist who
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  liked athletics and then he was a saddle. That was either football or cycling,
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  nothing, football or cycling, nothing more, that is, entertainment.
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  In fact, the personÁlvaro, the friend who told you fellow gold ruses
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  once with the world that about the stadium, we left the stadium. Ah
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  not that the stadium and he told me athletics one day is going to be
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  very, very, very big and it is very important that you know one
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  thing. Count the radio booths in the stadium, 20 booths. Multiply it
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  by two main commentators, forty now the two of dressing rooms, well a
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  sum and that more or less I follow and now multiply it by the games
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  that are playing this play in Colombia, so many that are already and how
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  many people are behind it. In contrast to these ten fingers, there are
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  no athletic commentators in Colombia, of course, plus five there are by far
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  a c I said doesn' t have your rographer one day. That'
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  s gonna blow. And but sevil to him, I would have liked to
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  make a football commentator, yes, yes, yes, by millionaires, by
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  millionaires, but the then commentator of millionaires not football, yes, no,
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  but in fact I didn' t go. I was a narrator precisely with
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  the world and the whole subject. But not anymore since I got into athletics
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  and I get the thing whenever I hear it, let' s say that
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  in the broadcast or something I mean, you, you have a lot of
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  knowledge, you have a good memory, because you know the names. Who
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  ' s the coach when it was the last time he won in which race
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  he competed. That is a gift that you have as a child or years
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  of development, not athletics. Athletics has helped me a lot, because because
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  well, I always liked math, but athletics has helped me a lot to
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  generate reading. I like to read a lot of athletics. And that is
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  to say by bike, they propose a topic to me and we don'
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  t talk about athletics, that is training, that is history, be epista,
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  be field. And, as they are universal, it has many.
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  I can' t start out here and last all day, days talking about
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  athletics, one day talking about workouts, one day talking about athletes, one
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  day talking about racing and no more and I' m practically sure it became
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  my total life. I mean, in my house, I was talking about
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  athletics. My friends are athletes. It all turned into an athletics movie.
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  Then it was and I came to run paths and especially for the team to
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  come. As I was saying, I' ve traveled a lot with the
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  team and the athletes, not just the team, but everyone else became my
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  family, my friends, and they started asking me a question you asked me
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  about 15 minutes ago, but they started riding me ah but I do know
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  how much like everyone else they just talk and talk and they don' t
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  even practice. Me, I don' t like that, but it all
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  started like this. It has already been gone that for many years they practice
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  to train a question, that is, when they give him the entrance,
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  he runs the road, he runs the road, he is always linked with
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  the team to come. Either that' s a coming bond, or that
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  ' s already linked. From the beginning two thousand years. They meet a
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  couple of friends who had run the highest hundred thousand times and say we are
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  going to make a race in Bogotá with the standards of the tough ones ready.
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  Let' s do what we do, we call the half marathon of
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  Bogotá. There was already an international athletic career in Bogotá at that time.
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  So they are the seventh one already went out in the square of Bolivar,
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  went up to a hundred and came back or out from a hundred and reached
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  the square mane. It was a half marathon. No, no, he
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  doesn' t race 15 kilometers, okay, and backed by the Federation,
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  but let' s say he didn' t have much archaic. Then he
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  ' s on his way. If we' re not going to do a
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  half marathon of Bogotá. Okay, but then you keep him the way we
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  staged the movie. No, because it' s time to create a parasol,
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  it doesn' t run the roads of Colombia. It was born to
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  make the organization that organizes the Half Marathon. Then and born with two main
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  sponsors at that time carrefur O Yugo and the Pension and Loss Fund to come
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  to ok Those were the friends and have been the main sponsors at that time
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  until the arrival of the Mayor who today is President, the support and ally
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  number one the Hospital Institute of Recreation and Sport. Well, that was all
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  three of them. The half marathon of Bogotá is already growing. For the
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  year two thousand three Lirio Carrasco wins, which is the only one I wish
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  I wasn' t the last Colombian manic, the only Colombian who has won
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  the half Marathon of Bogotá to come. He says no, I mean,
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  we' re doing good. We' re massifying athletics, we' re
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  taking athletics to many places, but what about high performance. Then, for
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  the year two thousand and four, the team Athletes is born with future.
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  At that time it was called future athletes. In the year two thousand four
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  gather several of the best bottom athletes of that time, basically from Bogotá,
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  Boyacá and Antioqua, And since the year two thousand four there is the team
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  to come today, but that what we changed the name about six years ago
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  of athletes with to come to team to come. Sure, that' s
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  coming. It' s like the cohol sanitas of exactly that is, in
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  the memory of those forty- two thousand suddenly not of those who have begun
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  to run from two thousand twenty for Acá, but of those of earlier you
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  say athletics, And it is to come, as in that former football that
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  sponsored it then they must show the beer or kale sanitas of tennis. That
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  entity is and begins not by massing athletics, but by promoting it, by
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  promoting it, by improving it, by wanting to take out athletes. If
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  tota give themselves up to athletics and in fact, it is their gloomy social
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  responsibility. I mean, they feel you go to the future facilities in the
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  center and and from the President to the collaborators are proud of their team to
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  come in all the altars have screens and team themes history. When we launch
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  the team to come, They make an internal draw for five employees to go
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  to the launch and you see them and they look like little kids with their
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  sweet I see how when Don Ronner wins a draw there was and skin to
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  half marathon of Bogotá. That' s crazy for them, because they'
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  re proud of the team to come or it' s super chevere Jorge Well,
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  you say you' re walking in Colombia doing as a junior analyst,
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  how your process is within the company and how you' re climbing up to
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  the post you' ve got right now, which is pretty important. Yeah,
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  well, it got good. I was saying if you start talking,
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  and that idea is that we call the perfect good line give then came and
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  came practically by the knowledge that I have was to try and I don'
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  t know what the press office does to run paths idea i e, I
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  think I go there to talk athletics and pastibir of athletics. And yes,
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  really, since I arrived I haven' t failed any media communications bulletin,
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  team marathon to come. But deep down, it wasn' t that,
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  because then there' s a subject called free Press. Then there are some
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  monthly and annual frieple figures. And it' s free press. So what
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  it is to get notes on the events, is to get the radio to
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  talk about the media, that on television, that in the press, on
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  the digital theme, they talk about the half marathon in Bogotá. And those
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  are impacts, they have an appreciation and because Mesa Messi year after year,
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  it has to increase. Then I realize that while there is a great job
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  in writing and talking about athletics, the main objective is to achieve a greater
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  diffusion of the career and the team and of all races year after year.
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  And this is what I produce, which has been a very big thing,
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  public relations. For example there was soon a boy in love with Atlatitism who
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  knew but did not know anyone in the world of journalism. So, of
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  course, I have to start looking for public relations, friends in the media,
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  learn a lot more. And that' s where I start climbing,
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  because I start climbing up the topic of public relations, learning a lot,
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  learning a lot, and if they open the doors in let' s say
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  in an RCN, in a snail you come and drip the door and you
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  say like there. Well, it happens to me, my immediate boss,
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  Tatiana, I already had the knowledge. Then he told me not to look
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  that way and I asked for Diego, for Daniel, for Hector, for
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  good, perfect. There were a few small means that I knew because I
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  had already worked with the world. Then I started looking for his friends,
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  his friends, it' s not that they see I' m running a
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  road and it turns out that I have to do daily, three radio notes
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  and weekly one television. Then I started with friends, friends and friends that
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  way, and as the months go by and more than the years go by,
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  those friends really become friends. They are not known in the media,
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  but in friends of the patch, of lunch, of the daily living and
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  because that has the journalism, especially when it has been exercised of journalism and
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  media, because there is a joke that we have breakfast in the House,
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  we have lunch with the President, but we return in TransMilenio. For the
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  House it' s journalism, it' s got that you' re not
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  there you can be in a super meeting with the President, but you don
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  ' t have anything to go back to the house with and you' re
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  not going to ask anyone. So you go and think, you' re
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  like a lot of professions and a lot in life. And that' s
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  where I' m learning. If I keep learning, I keep knowing,
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  I keep documenting myself and it comes now, because the entry starts to insert
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  the social networks, the digital theme, that it was up to me to
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  live that transformation in Correcaminos. Then, nothing, because I was the young
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  man in the group, because my partner already had a bad feeling there three
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  years after I arrived. She was already called by a sponsor of the MAEA
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  Marathon of Bogotá, a herring of the valley and went to work there.
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  So let' s just say that there' s that one in a hole,
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  there and there, doing as a communications coordinator and I keep learning,
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  if I was going to see it, I keep getting to know it and
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  about two thousand that fifteen, two thousand sixteen, that is, Bellaman,
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  there' s a change in era. The contract had a kind of contract.
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  They make a contract in which, therefore, he became more comfortable,
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  much better and remained as chief of mail communications roads of Colombia. Super good.
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  There in parenthesis, in the two thousand eleven, when you entered the
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  Nemara, where I will tie how many runners there were in the two thousand
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  eleven, in us aber, two thousand nine was the one received the gold
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  label Leibol. Well two minos and we were already about forty zero. We
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  were already about forty forty- one, because, in fact, when we
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  reached forty- four thousand, two thousand eight two thousand nineteen the roof of
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  Ward Athletics was forty- five thousand for being a half marathon to the height
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  of Bogotá Real. Not like this anymore. We' d have wanted to
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  get more in. We couldn' t get any more, but fifty we
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  ' re over forty, that is, forty zero. I' m sure.
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  Okay, I mean, that' s the year that you all say
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  Luis got out of control and you' re already bringing together more than 40,
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  000 people. That' s two thousand eleven. Yeah, because it
• 20:41
  ' s actually the year of change. I don' t know if you
• 20:42
  guys are. The route we know today and the episidedio we know of the
• 20:47
  Half Marathon of Bogotán was not always so. We didn' t know the
• 20:49
  Plaza de Bolívar square. So, before the issue of Plaza Bolívar, let
• 20:53
  ' s say we were closed by the epicenter of the exit, which was
• 20:59
  the Plaza de Bolivia and the lane on the Seventh to leave, on the
• 21:03
  Jimérez. So that didn' t make us, let' s say,
• 21:07
  open up to more inscriptions, when by city regulation. Because it was because
• 21:11
  of city regulation and because the road issue was closed on the Seventh and accepted
• 21:15
  the, the matica and the whole thing. Then he filled the half Marathon
• 21:22
  already can' t and besides, because you can' t touch the TransMilenio
• 21:26
  and we closed the TransMilenio and the Jiménea. By the way, that first
• 21:30
  year, the two thousand eleven, going out and arriving the Simon Bolivar,
• 21:33
  was crazy. They were learning, because nothing closed the Jiménez, which,
• 21:37
  because really a Sunday at that time is not used much. But in that
• 21:40
  first year, going out and arriving at Simon Bolivar, we closed Caracas with
• 21:42
  fifty- three. It was just crazy, I mean, it was crazy,
• 21:45
  but it was years of learning and the half marathon. For today for
• 21:51
  Hoya, after the pandemic, we are already about forty- two thousand and
• 21:52
  with the aim of getting back to its forty- five zero, that is,
• 21:56
  in the pandemic is that it falls again and they begin to rise if
• 22:00
  the pandemic, because by regulation, because do not remember that in the two
• 22:03
  thousand nothing could be done. In the two thousand twenty- one it was
• 22:07
  virtual. In the two thousand twenty- two we start with thirty- two
• 22:10
  thousand, which is what you told us in the city, do not believe
• 22:12
  that it will be wrong to start again forty- s forty- s thirty
• 22:17
  - two thousand. Last year thirty- eight thousand and we were now forty
• 22:19
  - two thousand nine twenty we are going up forty- five minutes again.
• 22:22
  If that' s the target, that' s the roof. That is
• 22:26
  why this year, because we made several changes in favor of a better development,
• 22:30
  the historical change of leaving at 8: 30 in the morning. In
• 22:34
  fact, it' s very funny to pick up a journalist, a network,
• 22:41
  to radiate the friend who' s not from football attisms. He called
• 22:41
  me to ask that this was because of the change, that if something had
• 22:45
  happened that then I told him I can' t explain it to you if
• 22:52
  you have any athlete friends putty, because if you ask an athlete he'
• 22:55
  s going to tell you in medil and we go out at 6: 30
• 22:57
  in cale, we leave at 5 in Cartagena, we leave at 4 a
• 23:00
  m, to say a few hours. And people didn' t understand.
• 23:03
  People did not understand why in Bogotá it was 9: 30, because it
• 23:06
  is a matter of regulation, the passage of the train. But this year
• 23:08
  we were able to leave at 8: 30 in the morning. But,
• 23:12
  well, if we' re talking about a whole bun, because every time
• 23:15
  you talk, but if they' re gonna stop the train, that'
• 23:18
  s the train, they' re gonna stop it. Well, there wasn
• 23:21
  ' t a schedule issue. The train was set up, half the Bogota
• 23:25
  Marathon was set up, but not the train. Don' t stop in.
• 23:26
  Not good, since we' re coming in to touch on this.
• 23:30
  Jorge, mention the main changes that exist in this year' s race,
• 23:34
  because if there are several, they are very important. You can tell us
• 23:37
  about those changes. Yeah, good. The most important one, of course,
• 23:41
  is that we no longer leave at 9: 30, but the half
• 23:42
  Marathon of Bogotá. I left at 8: 30 in the morning in its
• 23:45
  twenty- one kilometers. The ten kilometers that went out at ten- thirty
• 23:48
  go out at ten in the morning. We' ll open the concentration zone
• 23:52
  at six o' clock was at six thirty o' clock or it'
• 23:56
  ll open at six o' clock in the morning. But of course,
• 23:56
  if we go out earlier, we have to do everything earlier. We'
• 24:00
  re going to expand the medallery area, the hydration zone, the cloakroom area,
• 24:03
  because we went from thirty- eight thousand to forty- two thousand and
• 24:07
  on social networks we' ve seen a lot that suddenly we didn' t
• 24:14
  get into tending or marpret when we talked about that for the first time to
• 24:18
  see exits staggered by pens. A lot of people say no, that'
• 24:19
  s a lie out through pens. They all go yes, of course in
• 24:22
  all races, for the smallest has exit by pens and numbers. But what
• 24:29
  are we going to accomplish this year? Stepped- up exits, as the
• 24:33
  big ones know, have run out of the country and those who see us
• 24:40
  and listen to us, who have been in the meyus know that the mid
• 24:42
  - term exits last two hours, three hours, because that really comes out
• 24:45
  the elite. Then they leave the corral, the corral to and it can
• 24:49
  pass fifteen twenty minutes and to say, the exit is really delayed. That
• 24:53
  ' s what we' re gonna do this year. We' re going
• 24:56
  out on a step- by- step every five minutes. We could not
• 25:02
  say clearly the time to address us much wider. But I think that with
• 25:06
  this we are already going to have a more fluid way out, because you
• 25:08
  who have run the average and had the opportunity to suddenly get ahead. Well,
• 25:12
  fluidity is crazy, because we have a lot of athletes who don'
• 25:18
  t have good times, who don' t have any baggage going forward and
• 25:25
  we' re re- pressed and that generates that there' s no fluid.
• 25:26
  He says we don' t have time. So let' s say
• 25:27
  this year. In fact, we closed the subject of the single way and
• 25:33
  skin. The exits didn' t sound. Today he' s at the
• 25:37
  exit. There' s going to be some preferential exit handles, but they
• 25:41
  ' re much smaller than they really are for the runner you' re going
• 25:45
  to achieve and you want to achieve a goal time and the life zone pile
• 25:49
  of comfort remains for the goal, because I think one of last year'
• 25:53
  s big mistakes was selling on VIP exits. Yeah, right, anyone can
• 25:59
  buy it. Of course, the three of us soon bought it. Or
• 26:02
  good you all because you' re going to improve the weather, but I
• 26:04
  ' m not going to take my picture today. And just like me,
• 26:07
  there can be a thousand who do that and what happens in the sixties behind
• 26:11
  the elite, because who doesn' t you who are going to run,
• 26:15
  because there you are going to waste time, you are going to lose minutes,
• 26:18
  and that' s what we want. So, first we bring down
• 26:21
  the issue of the exits behind the elites, exits in v and p do
• 26:27
  the exits through corrals, and that' s what we' re going to
• 26:30
  do. The exclusions are not going to be activated until the five minutes pass
• 26:34
  so that there is real difference in the departure, that is to say,
• 26:37
  so that it is noticed that they left the first group and pass the five
• 26:41
  minutes already if the lock is opened so that the next one comes out and
• 26:47
  so the four, that is what is done for the first time, because
• 26:49
  the exit by pens in any city in any race of Colombia is held.
• 26:52
  But we' re going to fulfill this one step exit thing that would say
• 26:57
  that in five minutes it' s not too bad a lot when we talk
• 27:02
  about running. No. If you already catch him a runner five minutes,
• 27:03
  you will never catch him again, then people say it is very little the
• 27:07
  exits you give him with five minutes, no. I think it' s
• 27:11
  okay, it' s perfect and if they' re going to do it
• 27:14
  for half time, I think I' ll make a relief for the runners.
• 27:15
  What he considers would give you to a runner who, as you say,
• 27:19
  first has to make a clarification and is that we are all runners,
• 27:23
  others, some are faster or others are faster, some are slower. But
• 27:30
  what about those who are what you say maybe they' ll park up to
• 27:33
  do a little video or take fotic, but they get up early and sneak
• 27:40
  into a corral later. I mean, what that can mean for the race.
• 27:42
  Someone who doesn' t belong in the corral where he' s at
• 27:48
  what that means to the other runners. It involves practically as much as the
• 27:52
  one who queues or sequels in the race, the one who did not pay
• 27:56
  the registration and that one hundred meters forward, gets in the twenty- one
• 28:00
  and reaches the goal. Well, first go through the hydration points to remove
• 28:03
  hydration. The one paid to the finish line gets to ask for a medal.
• 28:07
  When he didn' t pay. Then what' s going on?
• 28:08
  You' re gonna patch up, it doesn' t come out in the
• 28:11
  back corral. Look for the metropolitan park race making a bolívar the entire race
• 28:15
  sixty the more you access the corral. Sticked to sixty- three, those
• 28:22
  are going to be much faster for you. The first filter is the fast
• 28:26
  one behind the elites. I don' t know if you' re going
• 28:30
  to pay, well and you want to enjoy yourself with your friends and you
• 28:33
  want to go do the video don' t look for the filter in the
• 28:37
  back and that' s why you' re going to be able to wait,
• 28:41
  take the video, stop wherever you want to stop and be comfortable in
• 28:41
  your environment. And with that you can' t suddenly have that you'
• 28:45
  re on your cell phone, that you' re recording and pass the one
• 28:48
  that goes to three or the one that goes to three hundred fifty or the
• 28:52
  one that goes to four flying and tes all the time and you throw the
• 28:56
  patch to the one that goes looking for its utility. We lack a lot
• 28:56
  of culture, at least here in Colombia. We lack a lot of culture,
• 29:00
  because, because one has to respect, because for something they are not
• 29:03
  or always. I' ve said how in life, if you tell him,
• 29:06
  he can' t go in there is because of something it will be
• 29:10
  then, of course, there are people who are very fast and are behind
• 29:14
  and well behind and there are people who are very good. He goes to
• 29:17
  other pas and they' re ahead. So, obviously, it' s
• 29:19
  very complicated to pass and it can hurt someone' s career completely. Another
• 29:23
  important theme of change this year is that before us, then the race was
• 29:29
  out at 9: 30. Then we opened the filters for half an hour.
• 29:34
  Before now we give them the race is going out at 8: 30.
• 29:38
  We' ll have an hour, open the fruits, an hour.
• 29:41
  The one who is going to run, the one who is going to search,
• 29:45
  the time is assured, that is how this goes, settles and warms
• 29:48
  up on whether I arrived forty- five minutes before the departure these. I
• 29:51
  warm up here. In the meantime I' m moving I' m settling
• 29:53
  in I' m ready, I mean, I repeat the way the meis
• 29:56
  do. I had the chance when the guys on the team to come back
• 30:00
  then the countries faced Cardona red orange, went to the belos and they didn
• 30:04
  ' t tell him. I didn' t get there, bro, what
• 30:08
  happened to the team jacket. I had to throw it out. So you
• 30:11
  voted for the team jacket. I say no, Jorge Calá, when you
• 30:15
  ' re told you' re in the corral, you have to make sure
• 30:18
  there. If it' s his turn, stay there for an hour and
• 30:22
  even stick a dori nothing, I' ll be excused there he touches and
• 30:26
  when he starts the race, one takes off his jacket or what he wears
• 30:30
  and that' s why he tries to leave, because with the least possible
• 30:33
  and he has to throw it away. Sure as well, but it'
• 30:34
  s back then that there wasn' t so much Internet to find out and
• 30:37
  what we know today that there are foundations and that there are some stunning tubs
• 30:44
  where athletes leave their clothes. But yes, then let' s say it
• 30:45
  ' s culture. That, too, I' m not expecting that to
• 30:48
  happen in the half marathon of a bontan a lot, but yes, nothing.
• 30:52
  If I leave ready, I leave ready for the race and I have
• 30:56
  the opportunity to access it one hour in advance or five minutes, and I
• 31:00
  know that will favor me for a while, because I do. Not sure,
• 31:03
  Jorge, explain a little bit to people what it' s going to
• 31:07
  be like, say people, listening to this thing about you going out there
• 31:10
  staggered, you' re going to ask yourself good and how. How do
• 31:11
  I know where I' m going to explain a little bit to people how
• 31:15
  the process of or is going to go in the number a handle, how
• 31:18
  it is. There, well, the moment you did your registration for the
• 31:22
  half marathon in Bogotá in a digital way, they asked you for certain data.
• 31:26
  Among those data, apart from the personal data, they asked you for
• 31:29
  the shuddering time of career. What' s the time you think you'
• 31:32
  re going to spend there? It' s going to be located in your
• 31:36
  color competition number four correls for ten k four colors for twenty- one K
• 31:41
  and it' s going to tell you the time. So, then,
• 31:41
  if you put an hour twenty minutes, then you' re gonna be in
• 31:45
  the corral faster. If you were already above one forty- five hours.
• 31:52
  The next corral. And so we have stipulated the times as great ten every
• 31:56
  twenty- one kilometers for four runs. So it depends on the estimated race
• 32:01
  time, that you' ve registered, that you' ve put is that
• 32:06
  that, that, that filter is going to show up. Then the twenty
• 32:09
  - one mile faster filter is red. So I' m already in the
• 32:13
  area, at Simon Bolivard Park, where the red is. Ah this is
• 32:16
  red, but faster, and that' s where I' m going to
• 32:20
  access so I can get to the corral that I' m looking super.
• 32:22
  Another question that they ask us a lot is how many people are written for
• 32:28
  the plaster and how many people for the twenty- one seven. If you
• 32:30
  have that data exactly closed, I don' t have it because, in
• 32:34
  fact, on another subject, about taking advantage of the fact that many people
• 32:37
  ask because you enter the half Marathon page of Bogotá and say there are no
• 32:40
  inscriptions in exhausted inscriptions, only with promotional code. Uh- huh That'
• 32:44
  s it. Our main sponsors have long- standing codes, which are adidas
• 32:49
  to come from Jumbo itself, and some others have codes, but they already
• 32:53
  belong to the sponsors and they handle them, deliver them, give them,
• 32:57
  sell them as they like. It' s the code issue, the promotional
• 33:05
  code, and I forgot the question you asked when Greens needs ten refron then
• 33:09
  the encrypt. I don' t have it, but we' re already
• 33:13
  about fifty to fifty of the clearest, yes, yes, the pandemic definitely
• 33:17
  changed this story. We were talking about a seventy- thirty before. We
• 33:20
  were about eighty- twenties and I' m talking about eighty in ten.
• 33:23
  A little bit was the tough twenty- one, but we' re about
• 33:28
  fifty to fifty already, because people have fallen in love with athletics a lot.
• 33:31
  Yeah, she' s rejuvenated, too. Before the pandemic. The
• 33:36
  goal of the athletics of the half marathon in Bogotá was thirty- five forty
• 33:40
  up. It was weird, I was peeled 20 years running. Yeah,
• 33:45
  that' s right. The pandemic now left the center of that target to
• 33:50
  be between twenty and thirty years old, it is true. We' re
• 33:53
  touching on the subject right now a little bit of the 10 kilometers. There
• 33:55
  is a change in the path of those of the ten who are certain.
• 33:59
  If you and we' re going to enlarge the two pus to explain how
• 34:01
  that change is, if it' s too big or too little, if
• 34:05
  it' s a few blocks. Well, what certainly holds, the same
• 34:07
  point of exit, the one point of arrival. Then exit the street,
• 34:12
  the race sixty with fifty- three street, and the arrival of sixty-
• 34:15
  three street on the pedestrian bridge, which connects the Simón Bolívar with the Museum
• 34:19
  of Boys and Girls. But the essence is that the central axis on fifty
• 34:22
  - three street, so let' s say yes, we will certainly play
• 34:27
  the emerald sector. The good, this is if sector of the streets,
• 34:31
  in essence, but the central axis in the street of fifty- three both
• 34:36
  in his life towards the East for and to return us. There' s
• 34:39
  the race to the race. Twenty- four are galleries and back. That
• 34:43
  ' s, let' s say, the main change that we keep as
• 34:46
  shelves fifty- three. A little more breaky mascur laps. Yes, exactly.
• 34:52
  So that made us not fluency for runners three, who know that a
• 34:59
  lot of rba, makes you unable to have a rhythm. Then we look
• 35:02
  for a five- way tour, which we pass to the district entities so
• 35:09
  that they won' t endorse it, because all this is to be endorsed
• 35:15
  and approved the journey times. All that depends on whether the norm does not
• 35:17
  allow it. Then this was the route that approved us and as always,
• 35:22
  looking for a better quality, a better experience for the runners and we hope
• 35:25
  that those who will run ten layers will feel comfortable with the super. Well,
• 35:30
  I have a lot of questions to ask to take advantage of these fifteen
• 35:34
  little minutes that we have left. One of the questions one of the next
• 35:37
  videos lies to me. One of the questions is the half marathon of Bogotá.
• 35:42
  It is one of the few here in Bogotá that gives awards in numbers.
• 35:46
  How do you manage that award in both the ten and the twenty-
• 35:50
  one, if you reward elites and amateurs, as is the thing there,
• 35:53
  well, there is prefation of course, as you say, between what in
• 35:58
  the ten k we have always seen as the recreational distance, because you really
• 36:04
  have to start the one that starts, because it starts with ten layers.
• 36:07
  But of course, there we have the possibility to write from the age of
• 36:12
  fourteen, because there are minor categories, there is youth category, there is
• 36:15
  open category, category plus, category master. I didn' t know that,
• 36:19
  and categories and wheels. All these categories are and are rewarded to the
• 36:22
  first three ok ok is like the opportunity we give to the amateur, who
• 36:28
  is starting or who likes to run from being able to win clear ch an
• 36:31
  award. Then, within those categories the first three are rewarded. We both
• 36:36
  give as much as men. Also the category of wheelchair. We can have
• 36:39
  a wheelchair in ten kilometers, or we can have a terene. And the
• 36:44
  first three names and the first three and women are also rewarded. In twenty
• 36:47
  - one kilometers we have open category, plus and master. Of course,
• 36:53
  the category of elites falls into the open category. That is why, therefore,
• 36:57
  the best of ours and the foreigners who receive this award is sábada in
• 37:01
  one to ten game plus and in master' s degree a kilometers reward for
• 37:06
  the first three. There' s ten open. Planning is the top ten,
• 37:09
  they' re my first ok or ferret. That' s where the
• 37:14
  runners who participate by the elite come in. I would also like to touch
• 37:17
  on a subject that is a little bit delicate and is the theme of doping,
• 37:22
  of the pruelas de opin that makes the half marathon of Bogotá, because
• 37:25
  we see that here, that is to say really I say it without lambonería
• 37:30
  is the race that really puts more seriousness to the races here that rewards the
• 37:36
  category master, that rewards the open category, that gives it a prize in
• 37:38
  cash, because it is that you that it is worth being an amateur.
• 37:39
  And if you want to soon win the guitar, some silver, yes,
• 37:44
  some, yes, exact and so do you reward and you also do doping
• 37:47
  tests on how many i five first. Well I tell you how the test
• 37:52
  theme of controlling your half marathon page in Bogotá works in order to opt for
• 37:57
  the gold Live label, because we had platinum, which we had the elite,
• 38:01
  the ship that we currently have Word Atlantic makes some demands among those first
• 38:07
  quality standards of athletes that we bring. I mean, if I want to
• 38:10
  be platinum or goal, you have to bring athletes who meet these times that
• 38:15
  they have won on such a side, step one have to provide you with
• 38:22
  certain amenities during the race and very important step, on the subject of being
• 38:28
  clean in the game. They should do do doping tests, the same depending
• 38:31
  on the label. Then they tell you if you are the lowest label,
• 38:36
  because we need you to do two tests before you opaging women and men whom
• 38:39
  you want, to which you want the following label. So no longer three
• 38:45
  tests on men and three tests on women, some in blood. In other
• 38:47
  words, as the level and high performance of one of these athletes increases,
• 38:52
  the issue of anti- dopagina testing in both urine and blood is increasing,
• 38:58
  and there are more general strains for epoetin testing. So, as you say,
• 39:07
  I count the half marathon like that. I wouldn' t want to
• 39:09
  keep our quality standards touch be the best, which I say with pride,
• 39:15
  be the best in Colombia. We have to do anti- dope testing has
• 39:21
  always been maintained, even though at a time when the laboratory here in Colombia,
• 39:25
  when it was, we had to send them abroad, which was supposed
• 39:30
  to be a super interesting cost. It' s more than the cost of
• 39:32
  testing the alliance and paying for the Ministry of Sport, which is the one
• 39:37
  who takes care of choosing what you were asking who the Ministry is doing it
• 39:40
  to and no one knows who. No one you don' t know.
• 39:45
  In addition, we have inside the seal that has half marathon of Bogotá,
• 39:52
  we have one say an open test that wants to be an open test that
• 39:58
  on Thursday day of ex comedy can reach the doping to the official hotel and
• 40:07
  search for equipito or x or to reach zeta And you have to do and
• 40:09
  it can be either a national or a foreigner or you can fall on Saturday
• 40:14
  evening, before it is the other day of the race to the hotel.
• 40:17
  Already when you' re part of, let' s say, the organization
• 40:22
  ' s custody, and they can run a control test on you. How
• 40:22
  many the boot does, the half marathon boot last year when we have these
• 40:28
  are exactly eight tests, eight eight to men I' m eight or four
• 40:34
  four good dads. We' re not gonna mention names or anything. If
• 40:38
  I would like to know in the course of the twenty- four years that
• 40:44
  the half marathon of Bogotá has taken, how many times a person has fallen
• 40:50
  positive by doping in the half marathon of Bogotá, not only the one that
• 40:52
  was registered last year. Ok speaking of last year' s case, we
• 40:55
  ' re not going to mention names, as I tell you about that person
• 41:00
  ' s prize at the time of positive reception. I believe that in the
• 41:01
  first time I had never been asked, because colleagues knew the situation and I
• 41:07
  explained it to them. I said it' s not that you can ask
• 41:09
  me. There is no protan and I have no problem talking about it quickly
• 41:15
  how it happened. The film ends the half marathon of Bogotá. Tests are
• 41:22
  done, time passes to us were to deliver the results as always about twenty
• 41:30
  days later. For us to proceed to the award, because we cannot reward
• 41:35
  until no one has been or is not paid, neither the foreigner, nor
• 41:39
  the Colombian, nor anyone, and they begin to delay. The evidence tells
• 41:45
  us what happened. We need to reward, of course, and we need
• 41:49
  to reward. We need Première No. No, no, no, no.
• 41:51
  No. Not there appeared the response of IU and word atretiss We have.
• 42:00
  We are making thorough revisions for a possible adverse analytical result. We okay
• 42:09
  happened nothing. They don' t give us answers. A Sunday media outlet
• 42:14
  I don' t remember. Jorge forgets the name this crazy guy from the
• 42:20
  United States, in fact, because he doesn' t live in Colombia.
• 42:24
  It airs on Caracol Radio and announces that it had the information that a guy
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  and a girl from the mid- booth marathon have come out positive before you
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  do, of course before what happened here. Like this, in the face
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  of starting the investigation and then we go now we still need to be solved.
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  We respect the protocols that you tell us to do, but we need
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  you to tell us what to do, because look what happened. That'
• 42:46
  s true, that' s a clear lie here, because it' s
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  not that it' s the typical one that happens in Colombia. Oh no,
• 42:51
  the half marathon is covering Chile for the girl. Yeah, and then
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  nothing to do with it. So the answer they give us is that,
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  because of a matter of legal confidentiality, we could not refer to it last
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  and that it was the serious issue we were told in the networks and the
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  people and the journalist can say what they want and you, as organizers,
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  for legal confidentiality and what was happening. Since John had already been notified to
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  him of course, the first one they notified had already told him that it
• 43:22
  had turned out positive and it is that if they could access yours, b
• 43:27
  he had already put lawyer for the best in this country and clearly and that
• 43:30
  is why the issue was said with that topic of confidence, legality, and
• 43:35
  then we said we cannot refer. I mean, all that had happened.
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  I didn' t know that. We knew it and it was because of
• 43:40
  that legal confidentiality issue. When, then, the subject comes up with the
• 43:44
  colleague and they told us no, you calmly referred And that' s when
• 43:49
  Vas burst into the nets and you and each other and well, I don
• 43:52
  ' t know if the half marathon that there is a confidential issue, but
• 43:55
  you know this is me no, no, I in the African yes or
• 43:58
  no. It has notified us that we cannot refer to the subject because of
• 44:02
  the confidentiality of the legal day. The program has already been paid for,
• 44:06
  the training has not been turned off and we will not pay it until,
• 44:08
  for ottism give us the results and already when we already deliver the official results
• 44:14
  to the works it was paid. It was called then if this lord You
• 44:16
  are of the fifth and the sixth becomes fifth and the seventh You, the
• 44:21
  number eleven becomes if you are canceled. And it' s nice to know
• 44:27
  the version of someone who works within the street run organization, because that topic
• 44:32
  becomes taboo. So they become tabuja and people feel sorry to ask? And
• 44:36
  people and all that pro for, this sport for all, not that we
• 44:39
  all play fair, but it gives people, it' s sad to ask.
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  So, yes, because they are subjects, they are simple and sensitive
• 44:46
  topics, possible, but not that it is made today in a note of
• 44:52
  and I remembered why the names you, the Jorge Balaguera, that I was
• 44:55
  staying with chose good then why. I remember, that came to the nin
• 44:59
  De case, because we are talking about the new era, the new boys,
• 45:04
  the digital era, and he named them and he has named me a
• 45:07
  subject also of the shirt that he paid for, because the shirt that savings
• 45:09
  tells me is a sensitive topic and I don' t, but if I
• 45:12
  can' t answer them, you snore what we do interviews. Yeah,
• 45:15
  so it' s not a subject that happened. You' re not guilty.
• 45:20
  I' m not guilty and look at that so much and I'
• 45:23
  m not going to say who. But if from the past an athlete of
• 45:28
  which I was head of communications was positive and I did not despair, I
• 45:32
  had very little time on the road, I was fired And now what I
• 45:35
  do and that responds and that I say and more as I find out,
• 45:39
  calls me a journalist, tells me Jorge, I already heard about this and
• 45:44
  this and this we know we will publish in a play. You' re
• 45:45
  going to refer to someone. Not what I do, my God and my
• 45:50
  boss told me. You helped him choose, you paid him, you knew
• 45:53
  no. No, how relaxed you have to be as a partner communicator to
• 46:00
  handle the lineup that your employee gives to your organization, your bosses And already,
• 46:02
  because you are not guilty of anything, because you worry and you already
• 46:07
  learn then and you already pass many things the story of the measure of roadrunners
• 46:12
  has passed a hundred thousand things that you can imagine. And of course,
• 46:16
  if there is a crisis, but that is what this is all about.
• 46:19
  That' s why we' re here, and that' s why we
• 46:22
  ' re at the forefront of the biggest communication issue, because we' ve
• 46:28
  learned how to face and get out avant- garde. And I feel it
• 46:29
  ' s good to talk about that too because people what you say, they
• 46:30
  get a perception that you don' t want to talk about it. And
• 46:32
  it' s not that you don' t want to, but that you
• 46:36
  don' t want to be led and you don' t have to be
• 46:37
  told exactly. And the close friends, the brother colleagues, that all if
• 46:40
  a matter of legal confidentiality, something like that with the closest one. Well,
• 46:45
  the situation is like this, but it' s not. I mean,
• 46:45
  I can' t go out on the air or in front of any
• 46:49
  camera or anything. If I ask myself, I say to you that for
• 46:52
  legal confidentiality, according to which the treatagia has not been denied, yu,
• 46:55
  we cannot refer to the issue that for the case the termations have not been
• 47:00
  carried out and will be carried out until a definitive answer is given to us.
• 47:02
  That is important to me because we arrived people like me thought that they
• 47:07
  had been given the money and as they wanted to make it clear now the
• 47:12
  command that the evil that I was going to say no more if I took
• 47:15
  the return one, no, but it is important to know that serious races
• 47:19
  like the half marathon of Bogotá until the anti opin squares do not come out
• 47:22
  because it does not deliver. Not there anymore can be when the career of
• 47:25
  Aguilien who is finished, had a much higher award than it currently has.
• 47:31
  Same thing. Running roads without anyone forcing him, We did ancient tests,
• 47:36
  because it was one that more races have anti opinion evidence at this time,
• 47:39
  that I know the Pacific tithe, that organizes it by Felipe Pozo, because
• 47:45
  it is also the itera if I don' t want to, they have
• 47:50
  that they have today and I' m not sure the truth not a devil
• 47:53
  of the Marathon of Flowers, but that I know the peaceful discal, the
• 47:57
  half Marathon of Calis, Marathon of Galis Benne. I' m guessing Santiopen
• 48:00
  ' s rag on the label that Happy Marathon promised. If everything that comes
• 48:04
  with Gordazo' s sylo has to have everything that Felipe does to him,
• 48:07
  if I do I had to do or do about one last question already to
• 48:13
  close, because he spends the time fast and we talk very cool and it
• 48:15
  ' s talk a little bit about the hat topic, the reviews. How
• 48:21
  you handle that within the organization, because, since we' re talking about
• 48:25
  sensitive T- shirt issues, everyone doesn' t and not just that.
• 48:30
  How it is handled within the organization, so much criticism of the race,
• 48:32
  that why it leaves so late that because so many people that the shirt is
• 48:37
  ugly that the shirt was big that this. How do they do, I
• 48:42
  mean, if we, being ambassadors for this half- marathon year, collapse
• 48:47
  in the messages, collapse in the hete? How do you guys handle that
• 48:52
  good. There, I raise my head with pride all the mails that arrive,
• 48:58
  all the boxes, arrive in jta San Arroba, import the dependency,
• 49:00
  that reached Redes, reached marketing came to administrative. They throw the fight at
• 49:06
  you in the bunk. And above all, because first of all I am
• 49:09
  in front of the internal and external communications of running roads and the marathon malia
• 49:14
  And, because I have a lot of experience, not only from within,
• 49:21
  but of having many friends he and you amateur, of sharing, of having
• 49:24
  run, of having enjoyed and experienced careers all over the place. And so
• 49:30
  I also sometimes take the side of the runner who asks why this is so,
• 49:37
  why shouldn' t it be so. And above all, when there
• 49:40
  are people who are very documented people, as well as the madman who throws
• 49:45
  nonsense on social networks. No people come to you with super mail. I
• 49:49
  want you to explain to me why, according to the regulations of the Colombian
• 49:52
  Federation and of grathetis, in the so literal and at such point, the
• 49:55
  category should be in such a way or the distance or people very documented.
• 50:00
  So the most important thing is this is the cold head and understanding the point
• 50:06
  of view of organizers, enforcing our regulations, our guidelines. But also to
• 50:12
  understand the athlete, who invests, who likes, who pays, because he
• 50:15
  wants to live design, because I am one of those convinced that everyone spends
• 50:19
  his money is what he likes and so the one who travels, like the
• 50:22
  one who eats, whatever, the one who buys, the one who capitalizes,
• 50:24
  the one who invests in a half marathon anywhere in the world, in
• 50:29
  a race is because he likes it and in that he spends it. Then
• 50:31
  I too am always aware of being equ anime, i e not throwing it
• 50:37
  anywhere and always trying to make the answer my boss, the general manager of
• 50:45
  co- campo. He always tells me Jorge, you have to answer.
• 50:50
  Always any official work mail, everything needs to be answered, because saying is
• 50:55
  not also an answer. I mean, yes, it' s also an
• 50:59
  answer. So I do not think it is more important to respond, because
• 51:02
  Jere Qualing is encouraged and does not guarantee any problems. That' s yours
• 51:07
  as an experience. I mean, I already know when they ask me to
• 51:10
  make some criticism, make some requests and respond. I know. When the
• 51:15
  one who wants to fight against me asks me, yes, I stop the
• 51:21
  fight and close myself to an answer, that is, you answered yes,
• 51:25
  yes you don' t come and take you want to fight no and all
• 51:29
  I have won answer with it, because not to fight neditando exactly. Well,
• 51:34
  chevere cheveres as well as they handle. I like that because it'
• 51:37
  s true. In most comments that post posts, almost all comments, you
• 51:39
  answer it. And good is that it is difficult to keep forty- two
• 51:45
  thousand people happy. I' m not saying it, like my honest opinion.
• 51:49
  I liked the shirt, I liked the color, I liked the female
• 51:51
  giver. The truth I like and I am infagent be and I mean we
• 51:58
  won camaga, but I like it already I tell you I really have put
• 52:00
  it to run and everything, but it is difficult to keep so many people
• 52:05
  happy. And, well, I don' t know how you guys do
• 52:07
  it, you don' t do it to go crazy, even putting a
• 52:10
  black, which is a neutral color. All ah but black. I put
• 52:13
  design in it and they put design in it. Then ah see better black.
• 52:15
  You know it' s very difficult. Yeah, no, well,
• 52:19
  Jorge, we appreciate you being here. In this space we can stay as
• 52:22
  you say here speaking hours and hours of this that we like and that we
• 52:25
  have many questions amen, many questions that people ask us, that you have
• 52:30
  given us the answer to many of the questions, chevere also have touched on
• 52:34
  sensitive issues. So we thank you for being here, no no, not
• 52:37
  to you to congratulate you on this space. I had already done it personally.
• 52:42
  I take advantage of the cameras and everyone who listens to us and sees
• 52:46
  a great space for us. I' ve been following them for some time.
• 52:52
  I like their work and how we talk about it with Balaguera, because
• 52:54
  they are young boys who like to run, that they chat and that they
• 53:00
  see the desire to demonstrate the athletics that today is a whole lifestyle and nothing.
• 53:05
  Here we are. Any doubt, I' m not very networked,
• 53:08
  but being able to describe j Lozano Arroba Correcamines, Colombia, point cos doubt
• 53:14
  that leaves his management comment regarding the half Marathon of Bogotá. From any point
• 53:19
  of view, here we are attentive because we are not proud because we believe
• 53:23
  it, but because you yourselves have realized the importance of the half Marathon of
• 53:29
  Bogotá. But also, we want to keep growing, just as we made
• 53:34
  changes this year. We hope to continue to grow, to continue to improve
• 53:37
  in order to give them the best experience. Jorge, without valuing with the
• 53:38
  mail and everything, but yes, now I find you. It was the
• 53:42
  cool pable was what you say ah but well, Jorge, thank you so
• 53:46
  much for being here. The truth is that you know the other side of
• 53:49
  the coin, because, obviously, one from the runner' s platform,
• 53:52
  because one sees a race. I say she' s the best organized and
• 53:57
  that I' ve run in several, even outside the country. He has
• 54:00
  a very good organization, he has very good sponsors. In fact, he
• 54:05
  has very good sponsors, he has very good kit the race to each other
• 54:09
  country and they give him the camisetica, they give him the Norerito and pray
• 54:15
  because he hooks up chords because they don' t give them very easy,
• 54:20
  but here they give a one- time market on that team, then it
• 54:22
  runs a job. Tell me, no, no, it wasn' t
• 54:24
  a menche. This was always impressive is that I remember that that was awesome
• 54:30
  for that. That' s why I admire that very much because that'
• 54:32
  s work. I mean, it' s management that we suddenly work on
• 54:36
  other things We know that' s management, and here we have a lot
• 54:39
  of that representation of roadrunners with you. So, thank you so much for
• 54:44
  coming, thank you so much for being here and we see nothing in the
• 54:46
  race. Yeah, one last thing was mother. I' m going to
• 54:50
  tell him and he was going to compliment him, because I' ve seen
• 54:53
  him narrating the live ones of the races of for example, that of nel
• 54:58
  What day we saw him and we were very passionate about him. And I
• 55:00
  mean, I really like it like racing noses, like it' s football,
• 55:04
  it was, like I ran formula one, if you know everything about
• 55:07
  us as a footballer. And what Javier Hernández already says that LeonelÁlvarez came
• 55:12
  out in the month then ted to the best. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
• 55:15
  no, no, no, already, it' s already learning,
• 55:17
  because as in football from the cockpit, this one knows that the one on
• 55:21
  the corner you' re already at a distance. You know that this elite,
• 55:24
  this law right now is such a thing for me to blind us by
• 55:28
  surprising you, it reaches a lot of new people. Well, he'
• 55:29
  s learning. Yeah, but how much we missed talking about it. But,
• 55:32
  in another chapter, suddenly we invite him because Jorge is a person here
• 55:37
  and you see him in the race and it' s not that he'
• 55:40
  s rude or anything, but he' s into the song. They get
• 55:43
  theirs and they' re passionate about it, and it' s just that
• 55:46
  he' s really like a football commentator, yeah, coole likes that you
• 55:50
  congratulate him. Obviously, go on a bike to to to Wednesday and concentrate
• 55:52
  narrating. And that' s hard. It' s hard and if we
• 55:57
  admire him a lot, then good. Thank you, Roberts. Well,
• 56:00
  here' s the sixty- one episode. Thank you for connecting and you
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