Ruta de Cine en Coche Eléctrico, descubriendo secretos de España

Welcome to Todos Eléctricos, where today we are going to do something different. We are going to do a route in an electric car. We are in Aranda de Duero and we are here collaborating with Iberdrola. We have no less than 20 electric cars here. It's going to be a spectacular day. It's sunny, it's summer, you have to travel and you have to enjoy. And the electric car is a wonderful tool for that. Because what we are going to see today is places of cinema, places of nature. And with that, I want to send the message that we have to take care of the environment with the sustainability of the energy we use to move our cars. Because I, as the owner of a car, need to move. And when I need to move, I want to say that it is my right to live freely, to move. But I also want to enjoy the nature that I have around me. And the best way, then, is an electric car that does not pollute by sound or emissions where it moves. So that's why we came here today. 20 cars, we are loading here. Before leaving, right now we are going to see the Río Lobos Canyon and we are going to see a place called Sad Hill, where the movie was filmed. Or the end of the movie, the good, the bad and the ugly. Well, let's go to the video to see how it goes. Well, hey, thank you all for coming. I hope we have a very nice day together. That's really the goal here, is to enjoy the whole world, right? We have Joseba with us. Where is he? Joseba, who you may know if you have seen the documentary of Desenterrando Sad Hill. He is one of the people who has helped and participated in this project and he is going to tell us a little about the stories and anecdotes about this. We move in an electric car because we like more powerful, fun, technologically more advanced cars. But if we take a step back and look at why the electric car is fundamentally a message of sustainability. The electric car has no emissions. As much as you move it, absolutely nothing comes out of the exhaust pipe. It is like that, there is nothing. So the only thing they are going to emit is the energy from where it comes from. And that is why it is important to have an electric car, because every year we have more renewables in Spain. This year we are reaching 50% generation in Spain of 100% renewables. It is the first milestone of this year. And every year this is going to improve. Every year your cars are going to be cleaner. Totally contrary to any combustion car that with the degradation of its own engine, every year it is dirtier. So I want us to keep that in mind, that it is not only because we like cars and running and technology and screens and internet and the nonsense of Elon Musk on Twitter. It is also because fundamentally this is a movement towards sustainability. We leave this big hole towards the Lobos River Canyon, where we have the first stop. It is about 70 km because we are not going to go through the main roads to get there quickly. This is to enjoy both the road and the destination. We go through the secondary roads, passing through the beautiful villages that we see. We enjoy nature and we do not bother nature so much because electric cars do not make noise. We all go together, we go slowly to enjoy and see what we find. First stop on the route that we have today on the Saturday of cinema. We are in the Lobos River Canyon, where we have several places of nature that have been used in different films. Here we have a spectacular hermitage. Next to it we have a cave. And right now there are people visiting the places around here. Let's stay here for 15 minutes, rest a little. The sun is hitting very hard, but hey, fortunately we can cool the cars with the mobile phone so that we do not get totally burnt when we enter there. Let's see what we see here and then we continue towards Sáfil. Look, look, there it comes. No, but there are two standing. There are two standing and one here circulating. Two higher still. And here is the entrance. This is the Yekla promenade. Spectacular place here. Look, you have to bend down to get through here. It's not easy, is it? You have to have some agility to move through this area here. But it's nice. Here the people of the group are recognized by the cap. Of course. It's very good. After seeing the Lobos river canyon, where we stopped to see the hermitage of San Bartolomé, a spectacular place, we continue on our way to the cemetery of Sáfil, about 80 kilometers until we reach our destination. Again, we go by secondary roads. There is little traffic in the area and I recommend you to visit it. In the description of this video I put a link to the route so that you can see exactly what we have done and who knows, maybe you want to do the same. We have reached one of my favorite places here in Spain because here, what I have behind me, is the rebuilt cemetery of the movie The Good, the Bad and the Ugly. It's huge. I don't know if you can appreciate it, but it's a beautiful place. There is a tranquility here. We don't have internet, we don't have anything here. And this is where we are now going to make a stop, visit this in our escape in an electric car here. We have driven from the Río Lobos canyon to here, which is about an hour, but the cars are enough. None of the cars we have here have less than 50% battery at the moment, so it gives us to travel all over the area happily. The place here, if you have the opportunity to visit it, is spectacular. We are in the middle of nature. It's a little hot. I have put this here because, if you know the movie, The Good, the Bad and the Ugly, Ken Diswood wears the poncho, and it is the one I have put here, which fits very well, to take out the guns here. Well, let's see what the cemetery is like up close. And by the way, the crosses here are donations to the natural park here. And we have been donated a cross of all electric cars here. Let's see if I can find it. I don't know where it is. I'm going to run here to see if I can find it. The Sargill Cemetery seemed like a magical place to me in Spain. More than 50 years ago, the ending of The Good, the Bad and the Ugly was filmed there, but today you can see it in all its splendor thanks to the work carried out by the Sargill organization. That is also thanks to people like Joseba del Valle, who accompanied us at all times on this route to tell us the story of the restoration of the site. And so we end a day of cinema here with all the electric cars, and I want to thank first of all those who have been here at the event, because without the people this makes no sense. Also the city council of Aranda de Duero, the mayor of Santo Domingo de Silos, and of course Aipetrola to help us make this possible. See you in a short video. Bye.