Mexican climber is the first woman to win the world’s tallest mountains

Wijeena Alwarez, a 39 -year -old Malanu Mountain player from the city of Akuaskalites, was honored with Guinness World Records on Monday. And Seven summits are the highest mountains on each continent.

Alwarez, who started his decades of search in January 2015, completed his final climb on October 12, 2024, called Carstens Pyramid and Punkak Jaya.

“I am very happy to have this record, because it is a proof that dreams come true again,” he said at the Mexico City Festival. Landscape state There are no mountains.

Two years ago, Alvarez Kao -gotnted to become the first woman in the United States of America Climb to the world’s five highest mountains: Mount Everest, K2, Kanjenjunga, Lodze and McCal.

It was three years ago, Guinness won world record by measuring three tall peaks – Everest, K2 and Kanjenjunga – registered short period: 364 days a year. It was for women who used her type of auxiliary oxygen.

The K2, the second highest mountain in the world, is the first Latin American to climb, and one of the four who reached the summit is about one of the four people who died on the mountain.

In 2022, she became the first Mexican woman to be included in the Hall of the Mountaineer.

At a function in Mexico on Monday, Guinness Representative Alfredo Arista hailed his “effort, sacrifice and curiosity” as his “effort, sacrifice and curiosity.”

Alvarez, Whose education includes The Women’s Leadership Program at Yale University’s Graduate Business School described the peaks of Everest, K2 and Annapurna as “special” due to their physical and emotional challenges. She almost died while climbing Q2.

Alwarz left his office work – he worked for 10 years in automotive and manufacturing industries – to continue the mountaineering. He is now working as a public speaker and he promotes news about breaking precedent, especially for young people, and High leaders (height leaders), A profit that focuses on social reasons and social development.

On May 16, 2017, Mount Everest Mount Everest (Asia) began his journey by Alwarz-his first in the seven summits. Others: Akonkahua (South America), Tenali (North America), Elphrus (Europe), Kilimanjaro (Africa), Carstens (Oceania) and Mount Vinson (Antarctica).

“He was proven that human limits beyond,” Arista said.

With reports from MilliniumOvarian DayOvarian Guinness World Record And The central sun