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(upbeat music) Tied on with only a piece of cloth. From here, the boys have to proceed on foot. The teachers, Ankhila and Luis are approaching the most dangerous part of the drive-to-score. The dirt road leading toward the jungle, it descends nearly 10,000 feet over a distance of only 37 miles. The road barely wider than the car itself. The driver stays as close as he can to the rock wall. On the other side, the road drops off 2,000 feet. Traffic coming from the opposite direction means mortal danger. In that case, the car must drive and reverse to one of the rare sections of road that are somewhat wider. (speaking in foreign language) Each week, the journey is a real stress on me. It's very dangerous. I do it all for the children, so they can learn something. Crosses remind the teachers of the constant danger. Several hundred people have gone off the road and plunged into the abyss. Many on this very curve, it drops off 1,000 feet into a crater. Waterfalls from above fall directly under the street. If the ground softens too much, it can give way under the weight of the car and carry those inside to certain depth. Carlos drives the minivan very carefully along the cliff edge. (upbeat music)