La conjunción Saturno–Neptuno en Aries marca inicios históricos que se sentirán todo 2026.

In this Spanish‑language astrology video, the speaker explains that Saturn and Neptune will conjunct at 0°45' Aries on 20 February 2026, a rare alignment that occurs every 36.37 years. The last such conjunction was in 1989, which astrologers associate with the fall of the Berlin Wall, and historically these conjunctions are linked to the collapse of systems and governments. The speaker notes that a preceding Aquarius eclipse adds collective energy, potentially accelerating events. While the conjunction’s influence will be felt before February, the speaker emphasizes that its effects will be a constant theme throughout 2026, especially in July when supportive aspects from Jupiter in Leo (trine), Uranus in Gemini (sextile), and Pluto (sextile) intensify the pattern. July 2026 is presented as the core period that will shape the 2026‑2029 timeframe. The speaker cautions listeners not to expect a single mandatory event on a specific date, but rather a prolonged, evolving influence.










