’13:14 the challenge of helping’, the documentary by Eugenio Derbez on the 2017 earthquake

Five years after the earthquake that shook Mexico City on September 19, 2017, actor and producer Eugenio Derbez, together with influencer Juanpa Zurita, have released the documentary ’13: 14 the challenge of help ‘, which chronicles their efforts in support of the victims and victims of the earthquake.

Comic Eugenio Derbezreappeared on the net this Sunday after shoulder surgery, he has just published a video in which he talks about his injury and in the end I do not hesitate to recommend this documentary to his fans, which is the first of his company 3pas Studios.

What is the documentary ’13: 14 the challenge of helping ‘about?

The documentary tells the development of the ‘Love Army’ initiative, which saw the participation of various personalities from the entertainment industry, through their social networks, supporting them with an economic donation. With the aim of creating a support network for the victims and victims of the 2017 earthquake.

‘Love Army’, led by Juanpa Zurita, managed to raise the figure of 1.33 million dollars (almost 25 million Mexican pesos), so that after three years they could restore 47 houses in Ocuilan, State of Mexico.

However, the campaign was not without criticism, as at the time it received many negative comments from various media and journalistic personalities such as Gustavo Adolfo Infante, who doubted that such a collection would have any kind of result.

But recently Gustavo Adolfo Infante apologized to the Influencer for doubting his word and his’ Love Army ‘project, and also said that the reporter will appear within ’13: 14 the challenge to help’, to give a testimony on the 2017 earthquake.

The documentary lasts about an hour and 29 minutes and includes the appearance of several testimonies of various celebrities involved in the project, such as singer Danna Paola and actor Luis Gerardo Méndez,

369 dead and over 7,000 injured was the toll left by the earthquake that hit Mexico City on October 19, 2017. Now Juanpa Zurita and Eugenio Derbez join forces in this documentary, available from September 16 on the platform Amazon Prime video.