The Mysteries of the Americas, Hosted by Andrew Colón

What if I told you that there was a legendary Aztec god who was an ancient astronaut from another universe, was an inspiration for the story of Jesus Christ, that he possessed the ability to time travel and reincarnate, and played an important part in the conquest of Mexico by Spain.

Today we’re going to fly into the story of Quetzalcoatl, the mighty feathered serpent god of the Aztecs…and some of the more bizarre stories and theories associated with this figure.

Friends welcome to the Mysteries of Latin America podcast, where we dive into  the myths, legends and mysteries of North, Central, South America and the Caribbean. My name is Andrew Colón and after 30 years of living in Latin America, it’s my pleasure to bring some of our more unusual stories to listeners all over the world.

And speaking of listening, make sure to follow, subscribe or download the podcast depending on whether you hear us on Spotify, Youtube, iHeart Radio, Apple and iTunes, Amazon Music or wherever you get your podcast so you never miss an episode and share it with those you think might like to know more about this fascinating part of the world.

Let’s get to it, friends…

Eva Perón was the iconic First Lady of Argentina in the late 1940’s and early 1050’s and her charisma and influence shaped a nation.

In the chaos that followed her husband's political

Fast forward to 1971, when her body was discovered in a crypt in Italy under a false name.

 Why was it hidden? Who was behind the vanishing act? The mystery echoes through history. Let’s unravel the enigma of Eva Perón's missing body—on the Mysteries of LatinAmerica Podcast.

Eva Perón was the iconic First Lady of Argentina in the late 1940’s and early 1050’s and her charisma and influence shaped a nation. Loved by many, she faced a tragic end when cancer claimed her life in 1952. But the story didn't end there.

In the chaos that followed her husband's political downfall, Eva's embalmed body disappeared. She became a political pawn in a turbulent time, and her remains crisscrossed secret locations, and it was “lost” for 16 years. The body of the wife of a president, vanished.

Fast forward to 1971,  when her body was discovered in a crypt in Italy under a false name.

Why was it hidden? Who was behind the vanishing act? The mystery echoes through history. Let’s unravel the enigma of Eva Perón's missing body.

People called him the Argentinean Nostradamus and one of the most important clairvoyants who ever lived. His name was Benjamin Solari Paravicini, an artist born in 1898, whose life reads like a surreal masterpiece. From childhood tales of playing with angels and fairies to becoming a celebrated painter and sculptor, his works mixed art and prophecy…and his over 1000 drawings gave us eerily accurate glimpses into the future--including the falling of the Twin Towers.

Welcome to the Mysteries of Latin America podcast where we’re in the second season of telling you the tales of the myths, legends, extraterrestrial encounters, and unsolved mysteries of North, Central, South America and the Caribbean for the

In this episode we’ll you about the man many people

Make sure to subscribe to the podcast however you’re listening to us, like Spotify, Youtube, iHeart Radio, Apple/Itunes, Amazon and more. When in doubt, just Google the Mysteries of Latin America and we should come up in there somewhere.

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People called him the Argentinean Nostradamus and one of the most important clairvoyants who ever lived. His name was Benjamin Solari Paravicini, an artist born in 1898, whose life reads like a surreal masterpiece. From childhood tales of playing with angels and fairies to becoming a celebrated painter and sculptor, his works mixed art and prophecy…and his over 1000 drawings gave us eerily accurate glimpses into the future--including the falling of the Twin Towers.

Friends welcome to the Mysteries of Latin America podcast where we’re in the second season of telling you the tales of the myths, legends, extraterrestrial encounters, and unsolved mysteries of North, Central, South America and the Caribbean for the whole world.

Narrated by Andrew Colón, your host, and in this episode we’ll you about the man many people compare with Nostradamus and whose art has continued to accurately tell us about our future.

Make sure to subscribe to the podcast however you’re listening to us, like Spotify, Youtube, iHeart Radio, Apple/Itunes, Amazon and more. When in doubt, just Google the Mysteries of Latin America and we should come up in there somewhere.

Now let’s get to it…

A 21 year old World War II soldier from the Ukraine achieved one of the most pivotal discoveries in

Uncover the mystique that lured a soldier into the world of legends and unveil the ancient whispers

This is the story of Yuri Knozorov.

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Friends, welcome to the Mysteries of Latin America podcast. I’m Andrew Colón your host and in this episode we dive into the unusual story of how the writing system of the Mayan civilization was finally deciphered.

We thank you for joining us in our second season of the podcast and we invite you to subscribe on Spotify, iTunes, iHeart Radio, YouTube and anywhere you’re hearing this right now so you never miss an episode, and you can open the doors to the vault of Season 1 of our stories of the myths, mysteries and legends of the Latin culture of North, Central, South America and the Caribbean.

Let’s get started…

A 21 year old World War II soldier from the Ukraine achieved one of the most pivotal discoveries in the history…of Mexico. He broke the code of hieroglyphs of the Ancient Maya.

Uncover the mystique that lured a soldier into the world of legends and unveil the ancient whispers that have been waiting for someone to break their silence.

This is the story of Yuri Knozorov.

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Friends, welcome to the Mysteries of Latin America podcast. I’m Andrew Colón your host and in this episode we dive into the unusual story of how the writing system of the Mayan civilization was finally deciphered.

We thank you for joining us in our second season of the podcast and we invite you to subscribe on Spotify, iTunes, iHeart Radio, YouTube and anywhere you’re hearing this right now so you never miss an episode, and you can open the doors to the vault of Season 1 of our stories of the myths, mysteries and legends of the Latin culture of North, Central, South America and the Caribbean.

Let’s get started…

Episode Trailer for the epic story of Gonzalo Guerrero, a Spaniard castaway who went from being a slave of the Maya people to being a warlord FOR them, and who ultimately had to fight his own people of Spain during the Conquest of Mexico.

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History

In the 16th century, amidst the tumultuous clash of civilizations in the New World, emerges the captivating saga of Gonzalo Guerrero — a Spanish conquistador turned unlikely hero—for the Maya civilization.

Shipwrecked, enslaved, and ultimately transformed, Guerrero's tale is a riveting odyssey of cultural metamorphosis, defying the rigid lines of conquest. His journey challenges the very essence of identity, weaving a narrative that transcends time, leaving an indelible mark on the pages of history. Prepare to be enthralled by the extraordinary life of Gonzalo Guerrero, where loyalty, love, and the clash of two worlds (and two gene pools) collide in a story that echoes through the ages."

In the 16th century, amidst the tumultuous clash of civilizations in the New World, emerges the captivating saga of Gonzalo Guerrero — a Spanish conquistador turned unlikely hero—for the Maya civilization.

Shipwrecked, enslaved, and ultimately transformed, Guerrero's tale is a riveting odyssey of cultural metamorphosis, defying the rigid lines of conquest. His journey challenges the very essence of identity, weaving a narrative that transcends time, leaving an indelible mark on the pages of history.

Prepare to be enthralled by the extraordinary life of Gonzalo Guerrero, where loyalty, love, and the clash of two worlds collide in a story that echoes through the ages and the gene pool of the people of Mexico.