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En abril de 1940, Robert Wadlow bajaba de su vehĂ­culo ante la mirada curiosa de un tumulto de personas.

¡Y no era para menos! Se trataba del hombre más alto del mundo en su época: 2,71 metros de altura y 222 kilogramos de peso.

Lamentablemente, a pesar de sus 21 años de juventud, fallecería a tan sólo unos meses de la filmación tras su cumpleaños 22.

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En abril de 1940, Robert Wadlow bajaba de su vehĂ­culo ante la mirada curiosa de un tumulto de personas.

¡Y no era para menos! Se trataba del hombre más alto del mundo en su época: 2,71 metros de altura y 222 kilogramos de peso.

Lamentablemente, a pesar de sus 21 años de juventud, fallecería a tan sólo unos meses de la filmación tras su cumpleaños 22.

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