Las Pelotaris 1926
Overview
Las Pelotaris 1926 follows the journey of Chelo, Idoia, and Itzi, three groundbreaking female pelota players in the 1920s. As they strive to make their mark in a male-dominated sport, these ambitious women confront societal backlash for their aspirations and desire for sexual autonomy. Their determination to challenge conventional expectations showcases not only their talent but also the broader struggles for women's rights during that era. Balancing personal dreams with societal pressures, their story is a compelling exploration of empowerment and resilience in a changing world.
Episodes
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Catastrophe (1)
Could a catastrophic event have led humanity into the early Dark Ages? Researchers now suggest that a natural disaster around 535 A.D. might be to bla...
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Pioneers
Chelo, a skilled Mexican pelota player, discovers that she is pregnant. Meanwhile, Itzi ties the knot and relocates to Spain with her husband, hoping ...
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Match Point
Chelo's lifeless body sprawls on the floor of the Pelota stadium, just moments after his victory in the Mexican championship. Meanwhile, Itzi lands in...
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A Shot in the Forehead
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What to Have
Idoia and Itzi are working to settle their disagreements so they can secure their own pelota stadium, which requires the assistance of Ane's husband. ...
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The Hunt for Nazi Scientists
In the aftermath of D-Day, Allied troops embarked on a unique mission. Utilizing rare visual records, personal testimonies, and firsthand narratives,...
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2
The Lost Diary of Dr. Livingstone
Utilizing advanced forensic technology, researchers delve into the mysterious lost diary of Dr. David Livingstone. Their investigation uncovers harrow...
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1
Ben Franklin’s Bones
In November 1997, police made a shocking discovery when they found the skeletal remains of at least 28 individuals in the cellar of a stately townhou...
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2
JFK & LBJ: A Time For Greatness
President Lyndon B. Johnson is often primarily associated with the intensification of U.S. military engagement in Vietnam. However, his contributions...
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5
Teotihuacan's Lost Kings
An international team of scientists descends into the depths of Mexico’s ancient city of Teotihuacán, meticulously exploring and documenting the lo...
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2
Graveyard of the Giant Beasts
In Cerrejon, Northern Colombia, a mining endeavor uncovers an astonishing trove of fossils from ten million years after the dinosaurs' KT extinction....
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3
Van Gogh's Ear
On the evening of December 23, 1888, Vincent Van Gogh found himself in a tumultuous state. After a heated argument with fellow artist Paul Gauguin, te...
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4
Nero's Sunken City
A team of archaeologists dives beneath the waves to map the submerged ruins of an ancient Roman resort town—a playground for the wealthy, often call...
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Leonardo: The Man Who Saved Science
This episode delves into the intriguing question of whether Leonardo da Vinci truly originated all of his renowned ideas and inventions or if he drew...
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Scanning the Pyramids
The Great Pyramid of Khufu, the last remaining wonder of the ancient world, has captivated human imagination for ages. "Scanning the Pyramids" embarks...
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The Woman in the Iron Coffin
On October 4, 2011, a shocking discovery was made by construction crews digging in a deserted lot in Elmhurst, Queens, when they unearthed human rema...
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4
The Nero Files
Explore the intriguing life of Nero, diving into the often-misunderstood aspects of his reign. Unravel the truths that history may have overlooked, sh...
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5
King Arthur's Lost Kingdom
Explore groundbreaking archaeological findings that challenge the conventional narrative of the Dark Ages in 5th and 6th-century Britain, potentially...
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World War Speed
In "World War Speed," historian James Holland embarks on a journey to explore the impact of amphetamines during World War II. He delves into how these...
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Galileo's Moon
The publication of Galileo's Sidereus Nuncius (Starry Messenger) in 1610 ignited a scientific transformation. Through his observations of the moon and...
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Bombing Auschwitz
On December 3, 1944, The Washington Post released a groundbreaking editorial titled “Genocide,” which brought national attention to the horrific e...
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Building Notre Dame
Delve into the exploration of the extensive and intricate process behind the creation of Notre Dame de Paris. This journey reveals the monumental arch...
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Viking Warrior Queen
A group of archaeologists embarks on a groundbreaking expedition to investigate an extraordinary Viking burial site. They focus on the remains of a fe...
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5
Abandoning The Titanic
Follow a group of detectives as they delve into uncovering the identity of the captain of a mysterious ship that inexplicably veered away from the "u...
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6
Gangster's Gold
Follow three teams of treasure seekers equipped with the latest technology and fresh leads as they embark on a quest to uncover the hidden riches of i...
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Magellan’s Crossing
Five centuries in the past, Ferdinand Magellan embarked on a daring voyage with his crew, aiming to seize dominance over the spice trade. This ambitio...
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Lady Sapiens
Groundbreaking research from around the world is unveiling the hidden narratives of prehistoric women. This episode delves into the latest scientific ...
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The First Circle of Stonehenge
After ten years of archaeological exploration, researchers uncover that the ancient stones of Stonehenge were originally part of an even older sacred ...
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4
Hindenburg’s Fatal Flaws
This episode delves into the scientific principles and circumstances that contributed to the catastrophic Hindenburg explosion of 1937, uncovering te...
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5
A Samurai in the Vatican
In the year 1613, the feudal lord Date Masamune dispatched a diplomatic envoy from Japan to Europe, aiming to secure a trading route with the Pope an...
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6
The Caravaggio Heist
Father Marius Zerafa, the director of museums in Malta, embarks on a perilous mission to reclaim a Caravaggio masterpiece that was taken from a cathe...
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Archaeology at Althorp
Charles, the Ninth Earl Spencer and renowned author, who is also the brother of Diana, Princess of Wales, might have stumbled upon one of the most sig...
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Last Days of Pompeii
A lavish ceremonial chariot has been unearthed in the remnants of Pompeii, shedding light on the lifestyles of affluent landowners residing beyond the...
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3
The End of The Romans
Imagine if climate change and pandemics played pivotal roles in the fall of the Roman Empire. Researchers from various fields are piecing together evi...
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Decoding Hieroglyphics
Two centuries ago, the first successful translation of Egyptian hieroglyphics was achieved. What methods were used to unlock this ancient script? Cur...
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Hidden In The Amazon
Recent findings, such as intricately designed funerary urns, along with advancements like the LiDAR remote sensing technology, are enhancing our compr...
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The Sunken Basilica
Dive into the depths of Lake Iznik, where the ancient remnants of a 4th-century basilica lie submerged. For centuries, this church has been hidden und...
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Jurassic Fortunes
Explore the intriguing realm of dinosaur collecting, a polarizing yet thriving market. Gain insights from private collectors, paleontologists, and va...
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Eiffel's Race to the Top
Discover the fierce competition to construct Paris' most iconic structure as two visionaries battled to erect a 1,000-foot tall monument. Uncover how...
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Death in Britannia
Explore the intriguing story behind a skeleton discovered with an iron nail driven through its heel, indicating a possible crucifixion during the Rom...
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The Princes in the Tower
Delve into one of history's most enduring enigmas—the fate of the two princes confined in the Tower of London. Their vanishing sparked centuries of ...
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Returning to Babylon
A powerful tale of a community restoring its stolen identity after an occupying regime attempted to wipe it out. During the ISIS takeover of Mosul, ir...
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5
Mozart's Sister
Maria Anna Mozart, a musical prodigy as gifted as her younger brother Wolfgang, once toured Europe alongside him. But when she came of age, she was le...
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The Herculaneum Scrolls
Brent Seales and his team of computer scientists are making global headlines as they attempt to decipher 2,000-year-old carbonized scrolls unearthed f...
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The Civil War's Lost Massacre
Initially serving as a supply base for Union troops in Kentucky, Camp Nelson transformed into a training ground for 10,000 Black soldiers during the C...
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Field of Vampires
In 2022, a chilling find emerges: a skeleton of a woman from 1650, interred with a sickle resting on her neck and a massive padlock on her toe—measu...
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3
Lost Treasures of Angkor – The Discovery
Angkor served as the heart of the Khmer empire, ruling over vast territories from the 9th to the 15th century. The impressive achievements of its kin...
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Lost Treasures of Angkor – King's Gold
The unearthing of gold and silver relics in Laos, from the early Khmer Empire period, prompts researchers to delve into the origins and craftsmanship...
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5
Plunderer: The Life and Times of a Nazi Art Thief (Part One)
Historian Jonathan Petropoulos delves into the story of Bruno Lohse, a former Nazi art dealer who served as Hermann Göring’s personal collector in...
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Plunderer: The Life and Times of a Nazi Art Thief (Part Two)
Historian Jonathan Petropoulos delves into the story of Bruno Lohse, a former Nazi art dealer who served as Hermann Göring's personal curator in Pari...
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Picturing Shakespeare
For fifty years, a portrait has hung above a family fireplace—but it might just be the third authentic likeness of William Shakespeare. British wind...
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Queens of Combat
Could women have secretly fought alongside men as gladiators in Ancient Rome? A team of experts scours Europe for proof, blending historical records, ...
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The Quest for Camelot
Could the tales of King Arthur actually be rooted in history? Was Camelot a genuine kingdom, not just a legend? Professor Mark Horton sets out across ...
