What do El Eternauta and the Malvinas War have in common? Deadly snow, invisible enemies, and the voice of the radio.
A powerful English-language documentary PODCAST exploring fiction, memory, and real conflict. El Eternauta's SHOCKING Connection to Argentina's Dark History Revealed The Secret Connection Between El Eternauta and Malvinas!

Is it possible for a comic book hero to echo the voices of real-life war veterans?

This PODCAST  dives deep into the striking parallels between El Eternauta, the legendary Argentine graphic novel by Héctor Germán Oesterheld, and the events of the 1982 South Atlantic War. Narrated in English and supported by authentic archival radio recordings, this AUDIO piece connects science fiction and historical truth, uncovering shared themes of survival, resistance, and the strategic role of radio in both narratives.

In El Eternauta, a deadly snowfall turns Buenos Aires into a battlefield. In 1982, relentless cold, rain, and snow defined the harsh reality of Argentine soldiers in the trenches.

Both stories are haunted by invisible enemies, advanced technologies, and psychological operations—yet what stands out most is the collective spirit: no one survives alone. The video includes rare soundscapes: Amateur radio calls ("CQ CQ" and real call signs like LU5DA), Military communications from April 25th, 1982, during the South Georgia skirmish, Propaganda broadcasts like Radio Liberty (Argentina) and Radio Atlantic (UK Ministry of Defence), Emotional testimonies and sonic fragments from the battlefield. The radio emerges as a character itself: a lifeline, a weapon, a witness.

From El Eternauta's fictional survival network to real ham radio operators supporting communication in war zones, this is a story told through signals, voices, and interference. 

This PODCAST expands the global conversation sparked by the Netflix adaptation of The Eternaut, focusing on historical truth, media memory, and the enduring power of analog technology in times of collapse.
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