Japan makes a documentary about Iztapalapa with cumbia included and it goes viral

Recently, a documentary film made by japanese about Iztapalapamayor’s office located in CDMX and the result of journalistic work has been viralized in social networks.

Iztapalapa is one of the mayorships most emblematic of the Mexico City, Well, it is not only the most populated with an estimated one million 835 thousand 486 inhabitants, but because it is also a place that houses many capital traditions.

This is the Japanese documentary about Iztapalapa

The person in charge of carrying out this journalistic work based in Iztapalapa was the chain NHK Newswhich is a television channel in Japan that started on video showing the emblematic Cablebús and the colorfully painted houses located in the Rock Hill.

Then they show colorful murals that adorn the streets and then begins an interview about the security perception in the area and how it has changed with the luminary installed.

Also, the video was set to music with a cumbia called “Monte Fuji“, which was created by the Japanese groups Married Crusaders y Cumbiero Front that merged elements Japanese and of the cumbias sonideras.

Although despite showing diverse landscapes of Iztapalapathe documentary focuses on working women, who give their opinion on how to educate both men and women in Mexico and straight which they face.

Likewise, a woman talks about her empowerment after having lived a violent relationship in which his partner hit him and shows a place where they can go to wash, which has a cost of a weight.

This place is called Utopia and make up various parks, social centers, learning centerscultural centers, sports centers in Iztapalapa, which have improved the lives of hundreds of people, some of them, women that appear in the documentary.

AIHC