When the march passed through "La Cumbre," which is the highest point of the march sitting at approximately 4,700 meters above sea level, many of the indigenous, who come from the lowland region of Bolivia, had trouble adjusting to the high elevation.
Cuando la marcha pasó por "La Cumbre," que es el punto más alto de la marcha a unos 4,700 metros sobre el nivel del mar, muchos de los indígenas, que vienen de la región baja de Bolivia, tuvieron problemas para adaptarse a la altura.