💥The REAL GIANTS of Patagonia, in the words of Antonio Pigafetta Chronicler on Magellan's expedition

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In 1519 Ferdinand Magellan and 270 men on five ships would set sail from Spain in search of a navigable passage around the southern tip of South America and across the Sud Mar (the South Sea, which Magellan would rename Mar Pacifico, or the Pacific Ocean) to the spice islands of the East East Indies. Out of these 270 men, only 18 would complete the voyage and limp back to Spain on a single ship. Magellan met his end in the Philippines and was not one of these men. Antonio Pigafetta, however, was.

Antonio Pigafetta was an Italian scholar who joined Magellan's voyage as a Super-auxiliary with a small stipend. Almost everything we know about the voyage of Ferdinand Magellan came from the written accounts of Antonio Pigafetta who was very diligent about documenting their adventures accurately.
Though historians take everything that Pigafetta wrote at face value, they believe that his account of their adventures in Patagonia were entirely fanciful.... They arbitrarily decided this simply because of the fact that Pigafetta's account of this segment of the journey is contrary to the establishment's set narrative about evolution (Darwinism) and history in general. They are HIDING MANY THINGS FROM US!!! Here is a BEAUTIFUL example....a CAPTIVATING STORY that has never been properly told...in my opinion. I did my best to remedy that.

This is just part of the FANTASTICAL DOCUMENTARY that I am constructing of Magellan's voyage. ENJOY!

Post note:. I have a really old phone and a very basic editing program. I'm sorry if the quality isn't up to your expectations. It did take me three months to make this. The music is mostly Irish, following the theme of this series. Some of the songs are over 100 years old, so there's that... Perhaps if you listen to the lyrics you can understand how they synch with the story and to other more personal things...