“You see something reddish that emanates”: Mountaineer captures impressive VIDEO of the crater of the Popocatépetl volcano

Every March 12 the birthday of Popocatépetl is celebrated, for this reason some mountaineers have gathered to visit it and take on the challenge of climbing to the top, such is the case of Alfonso Muñoz, a mountaineer from San Juan Bautista Tuxtepec, Oaxaca. what a gift an impressive video of the volcano crater.

A great generation of fumaroles They could be captured by a video that was viewed thousands of times after the Oaxacan mountaineer shared it on his Facebook account, allowing many to see Popocatépetl, also known as Don Goyo, from another perspective.

Even with the intense heat of the crater area, Muñoz met the challenge and publicized this natural spectacle on March 4 with a video where you can see the generation of fumaroles caused by the accumulation, and according to the climber you can also see lava hidden so that at any moment it could erupt.

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“There you can see how under the ground there is something reddish that emanates” Muñoz noted in the video, “at any moment it could erupt,” he theorized a second later.

The Oaxacan mountaineer celebrated his odyssey with a short film “the Popocatépetl crater, it was achieved,” Alfonso says in his video.

The video shared by Muñoz was shared on social networks by several people who were amazed at the views of the Don Goyo craterand it is that there are few occasions in which there is a different perspective of their nature and the risks that capturing them represents.

Only on Muñoz’s Facebook account, the video already has 1,400 reactions, it has also been shared 2,200 times, so it has reached thousands of people in Mexico and the world.

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Among the comments on his publication, many people could be found congratulating the mountaineer for his skills and abilities to reach the top of Popocatepetl volcanoThey also recognized the “imposing sound” of Don Goyo, which despite its thousands of years continues to impress everyone who sees it rising in the territorial limits of Morelos, Puebla and the State of Mexico.