
Columbus DNA: His True Origin
Ratings
One of the most important and exciting historical research of all time, the study of the DNA of the navigator Christopher Columbus, finally answers two fundamental questions: where do his bones rest? What is his true origin?
Production
Story Producciones, Universidad de Granada, TVE
Language
ES
Status
Released
Release Date
Cast
Jean Claude Ricquebourg
Christopher Columbus
José Antonio Lorente
Self - Geneticist / Narrator (voice)

Cristóbal Colón de Carvajal
Self - Descendant / Narrator (voice)
Marcial Castro
Self - Historian
Esther Martín
Self - Journalist
Ainhoa del Castillo
Self - Colón ADN Coordinator
Regis Francisco López
Self - Journalist
Carlos Bayarri
Self - Museo Pickman Curator
Juan Manuel Martín
Self - Edaphology Professor
Rafael Delgado
Self - Edaphology Professor
Vanessa Gómez
Self - Journalist
Alfonso Sanz
Self - Castilian Theory Promoter
Fernando Branco
Self - 1st Portuguese Theory Promoter
José Matos Silva
Self - 2nd Portuguese Theory Promoter
Eduardo Esteban
Self - Galician Theory Promoter
Inmaculada Alemán
Self - Forensic Anthropologist
José Aguiño
Self - Restorer
Gabriel Martorell
Self - Balearic Theory Promoter
José María Ercilla
Self - Agote Theory Promoter
Francesc Albardaner
Self - Jewish Theory Promoter
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