“Transformers”: Optimus Prime speaks in Quechua thanks to dubbing by a Peruvian audiovisual artist | VIDEO

With Peruvian identity. The Cusco audiovisual producer Fernando Valencia Saire has managed to get the famous Optimus Prime to speak in Quechua by translating one of the fragments of the film “Transformers“Into the language of the Incas.

The five-minute clip shows the adaptation of a scene of the protagonist of “Transformers” with his companions being attacked by the Decepticons. To save himself, Optimus Prime decides that everyone must separate if they want to live and for their legacy to continue.

“On that planet is Cusco, they must go there to hide. They must not allow the Decepticons to follow them. If they arrive, it will be very difficult for us and also for them “, the leader is heard saying.

On that trip to another planet, Optimus Prime recognizes the majesty of the Inca city. “If you have arrived, you must do this: look for the great city of Cusco, the city of Machu Picchu. In those people is the wisdom for our people to survive “.

In addition, Fernando Valencia includes Mother Earth in his audiovisual work. “On that planet there is a higher energy called Pachamama. We have to defend it “

In addition, there are some shots of the recording of the new installment of “Transformers: The Rise of The Beasts” in the city of Cusco recorded by the people of the place. The audiovisual artist even included some extra dialogue in these shots. “Bumblebee, brother, where are you? I’m already in Cusco ”, is heard at the end of the video. Valencia has specified that the published material has a cultural and educational purpose to preserve the Quechua language. “It has no commercial purpose,” he emphasizes.

It should be noted that, on previous occasions, Fernando Valencia Saire has already translated some scenes from successful films such as the Lion King and Coco into Quechua; as well as characters like Mario Moreno ´Cantinflas´.