Los tres genios de la publicidad mundial se reunieron unos instantes en nuestra capital para una charla nostálgica sobre los mejores recuerdos de su vida y su carrera. Nuestro testigo aún jura que no bebió de más.

Accurate quantification of rates of glacier mass loss is critical for managing water resources and for assessing hazards at ice-clad volcanoes, especially in arid regions like southern Peru. In these regions, glacier and snow melt are crucial dry season water resources. In order to verify previously reported rates of ice area decline at Nevado Coropuna in Peru, which are anomalously rapid for tropical glaciers, we measured changes in ice cap area using 259 Landsat images acquired from 1980 to 2014. We find that Coropuna Ice Cap is presently the most extensive ice mass in the tropics, with an area of 44.1 km2, and has been shrinking at an average area loss rate of 0.409 km2 a−1 (~0.71% a−1) since 1980. Our estimated rate of change is considerably lower than previous studies (1.4 km2 a−1 or ~2.43% a−1), but is consistent with other tropical regions, such as the Cordillera Blanca lo...

El Complejo Volcánico Nevado Coropuna (CVNC) está ubicado en el extremo norte de la Zona Volcánica de los Andes Centrales (15 ° 3 ‘S, 72º39 ‘O), incluye varios edificios alineados en dirección ONO-ESE y emplazados sobre ignimbritas del Neogeno (13-2 Ma). Adyacente al CVNC se tienen dos volcanes, el estratovolcán Sunjillpa del Plioceno tardío en su extremo occidental, y el estratovolcán Cuncaicha de hace 0,6 -0,25 Ma, en su extremo oriental. El CVNC es típicamente asimétrico, está en el borde de la Cordillera Occidental y está conformado principalmente por flujos de lava, domos, domo « cluster » y domo-coladas. Los flujos de lava de corto recorrido, normalmente de menos de 7 km, cubren la meseta NE, N y NO, pero flujos de lava de mayor recorrido, entre 10 y 16 km, se han emplazados en los valles profundos ubicados al sur. También en la zona sur se han dentificado impor...

The Nevado Coropuna volcanic complex (NCVC), located in the northernmost CAVZ (15°3’ S, 72º39’ W), includes several edifices, aligned WNW-ESE above Neogene ignimbrites. Adjacent composite volcanoes include the Late Pliocene, eroded Sunjillpa to the WNW and the glacially eroded, 0.6-0.25 Ma-old Cunciacha to the ESE. Located on the west flank of the Western Cordillera, the asymmetric volcanic complex shows stubby lava flows overlying the NE, 4500 m-high plateau, contrasting with long, inverted lava flows and debris-avalanche deposits filling deep valleys draining the steep SW flanks. The central, highest NCVC is a cluster of five, aligned lava domes reaching 6160 and 6330 masl. The dome cluster and its voluminous lava flows overlie an old stratovolcano with inverted lava flows dated at 1.02 Ma. The 0.4 Ma-old base of dome cluster is overlain by lower lava flows c. 270 - 254 ka, middl...