Paricutin or Paricutin The volcano is the youngest volcano in the world and appears in some versions of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World. It is located in the state of Michoacán, Mexico, between the villages of San Juan Parangaricutiro and to Angahuan. He Named for the village of the same name that was completely overwhelmed by its eruption started on 20 February 1943.
The eruption lasted 9 years and advanced to the lava a dozen miles, there were no victims because the population had enough time to save himself, but he buried two villages: Paricutin Viejo and San Juan Parangaricutiro (Parhikutini and in Parangarikutirhu Purépecha). The first was completely cleared: very close to the point where there was now the volcano's crater, the second is only visible to the left tower of the church facade and the back wall with the altar.
Filming of the volcano during its eruptive activity were included in the film 20th Century Fox's "The Captain from Castile," released in 1947, with Tyrone Power.
Litfiba in 1993 I wrote the song "Under the Volcano" and filmed a promotional video just below the volcano Paricutin.
Parigutin The volcano is mentioned in the movie Volcano - Los Angeles 1997 and is presumably the source for the plot of the film (considering that the film forms a volcano right in the middle of Los Angeles as the first had been formed in the field of Paricutin.
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