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Historic film of the corpse of Juan Roa Sierra being dragged through the streets of Bogota. Is a terrifying film sequence, but the audience has to keep in mind that this footage is part of the official archive of the events that occurred in Bogota on April 9, 1948.

Many characters are seen smoking, which was a very common practice in the 1940s and was not censored in the media during the 1980s, when the miniseries was broadcast on television.

Many characters are seen drinking in a bar at noon and afternoon hours. Many of the reasons that generated the riot in Bogota are presumed to be due to the fact that in the hours in which the leader Jorge Eliecer Gaitán was assassinated, many people were exacerbated by alcohol consumption.

Actual photographs of deceased people are seen throughout the series. These images are part of the official archive of the events that occurred in Bogota on April 9, 1948.

Film archive and photographs of burning buildings are seen. During the Bogotazo, many buildings in the center of Bogota succumbed to robberies and looting and were later destroyed.