La Huella OVNI: Juan Andrés Salfate on the UFO Phenomenon in Chile

• La Huella OVNI talked with Juan Andrés Salfate about his work on the UFO event in Chile.
• UFOs in Chile seem to be a happening again in the life of this country.
• Salfate discusses research and «Ancient Aliens Latin America.»

In episode 78 of «La Huella OVNI», host Jorge Luis Sucksdorf starts an interesting chat with Juan Andrés Salfate.

He reviews movies and is a Chilean TV host. They discuss the topic of old aliens and UFO studies.

The chat goes into the idea that humans might have met space societies in the past.

Salfate begins by discussing the idea that old societies might have talked directly with nature and space beings.

UFO Events in Chile

He thinks that this «lost memory» could be brought back by doing special ceremonies or by listening to human feelings to make a clear link with this old knowledge.

They then talk about Chile as a place where many UFOs are seen and events related to space beings.

He says that stories of meetings in Chile are in the tales of the first local people.

He says they told stories and did special ceremonies about meetings with beings from other planets.

Space Beings and Old Buildings

Salfate thinks that cave drawings might show these meetings and shared ideas.

They wonder how old societies built big buildings that are hard to explain in the usual way.

Salfate thinks these buildings might have had help from space beings.

This is because the tools and ideas they needed seem to be more than what those societies had.

Alienígenas Ancestrales Latinoamérica

He also says that the stars and how exact they built things might show outside help.

Salfate talks about his time on the TV show «Alienígenas Ancestrales Latinoamérica» and how this show became important in sharing and studying UFOs.

He says the show gives a bold and fun way to talk about ideas of UFOs and space beings using old stories and people’s own stories.

In the end, Salfate shares with Sucksdorf that is happy he was on the show and sees it as a recognition of his work and a dream that happened.