Already, I had already stuck here with him. Tin Tin? Tin?
Titi? Tin? Tin? Tin? Tin? How are you today,
Efra Baby, because I don' t know anymore. I want to think
so. I want this little tank. How are you, because you look
tired, but it doesn' t matter. It' s Friday, it
' s Friday and now we' re going to rest. I' m
very well regular, but welcome. All those who are already connected here I
am already seeing them, those who are in brus who are subscribers, those
who are visiting, those who are on YouTube, of course, Spreaker,
Spotify, there is podcast and Amazon Music hear. I have to offer you
the enormous apology of not having made the members we had today of supernatural events,
but I was sick all week. Today, in fact, I went
to get some tests can check my twitter. Well, not any of the
tests, but I had to go do a transonid and one and carry is
good. You know all the tests you have to do. But yes,
I started taking antibiotic. Then I felt a little tired and you know that
only resting recovers the body. But they do see that they do. I
had my event with pharmacies in São Paulo. Hey, St Paul' s
Pharmacy. I came up with my little recipe for an amphibian who said the
name of the antibiotic and everything didn' t. But besides, he'
s not the doctor ducky, I mean, he' s not the doctor
with his card to everything. Then I with my recipe and I tell you
come I said the recipe take every seventy- two hours to see three sachets
of such medicine, take one sachet every seventy- two hours. No,
there' s no mother. We can' t sell it like this,
we can only give one or not, because it has to specify well,
because it says three envelopes, yes, but it has to say the dose,
because it says one every seventy- two hours. Not that total that
I put on my twitter told me about customer services and then it' s
that you know it' s wrong here. It' s not right,
as it' s written. I said it. You' re telling me
that a doctor who studied twelve years the career doesn' t know how to
write a prescription. That' s what I' m saying I said why
don' t you talk. You have the recipe. Talk to the doctor
' s office and send her an ortho, grammar and spelling booklet and all
that' s what she learns to write one for. I put him in
a total play that I bought elsewhere, where there was no problem. But
that was the most she didn' t train her employees, Elisabethman. Indeed,
that was the excuse for not having had our membership programme. I offer
you an apology, but it was a cause of a little health. Ephraim,
tell me ok. It' s not that terrible pharmacy, it'
s chi who' s so scared, it' s really like who farted
at you on the east subway and they and you remember St Paul or like
a terrible ra or you already tell me and tell me this as well as
I missed it. It was two packages, one package, he was gonna
have two pills left. Don' t tell your doctor to please annex him
one day is that if I can' t, and this is that you
' re going to take out the pills, we' re going to cut
them or how we' re going to do it? I mean, it
' s really silly. Indeed, I do not understand one that I told
you, it has a very little judgment, very little. Imagine if I
had an emergency. Terrible. How terrible the pharmacy of wolf Mars Soriana,
pharmacy I saw all those didn' t put any. The only but they
had is that I hope, we have all three envelopes, because it is
a medicine that is made in Switzerland. So, well, they said I
wish, have, but it wasn' t we can' t sell that
no one questioned it, but well, that' s the way it was.
But by Monday we' ll be fine, because I just took the
antibiotic an hour ago in the name of God or it lasts seventy- two
hours. Imagine that it will be so strong and now I am waiting for
snoring here that sees this lupita face that I eat annoy me, although it
has not been for the antibiotic or really. I don' t think bronchitis
is what I saw sense, eh hear, because it' s also our
heats and so on. Hey, so all this time I' ve been
here relaxing, I saw the two chapters come out and the three and four
of the series who killed who killed him in Paco Stanley' s series.
Hey, I' ve got the VI very carefully. You know how I
saw her, like I saw soap operas before. So I saw her,
then I saw her very carefully. But there it is. This is the
show. It' s on Amazon Prime. Inspired by real events, it
means inspired. It doesn' t mean it' s 100% based on
real rights, so it has a lot to do with fixed fiction, but
I want to tell you that this series sows many doubts. He sows a
lot of doubts. And let' s start this chapter, which is number
three, number two. We already said that on last week' s show,
Monday, well this week' s, but Monday we talked about one
and two. This chapter three is that of Benito, Benito Castro' s,
Benito Caso' s, this one played by this actor that I liked
very much, it does very well. It' s interesting. I'
ll leave it to you a little more. This character of Benito Castro is
interesting, because, because he is a family dedicated to music, to a
family of many years in the show, because very dear, and he was
a comedian who worked with Paco. It doesn' t start with paco,
but it does work with paco and good happens everything to see. We saw
the testimonials in the documentary, in the documentary of Paco' s show,
which is the one in Big. Well, we saw that witness of Benito
Castro, which does not differ much from what that is in Bix, is
the one in Big, the chronic show of a murder, and it does
not differ much from what they say here of Benito Castro with what the documentary
says and the series are not so different. But what they want to ask
me listen says Daniel Esteban of heara lupita, I love how they change the
names selling for balconing yes how it is or is good, the chicken that
they put Térica, that is, that is, it is a sarcado or
it is a not terrible go. Well, he' s still helping here.
Here they' re supposed to interview, well here' s the show,
they interview Benito Castro' s character and ask him what he thinks about
the family, and he says I' m very loyal to the family.
I love you all, your children, your everything. No, I'
m a good friend of Paco' s to be with, so that'
s what they put in and then they say good. That' s where
I' m going to go Maya, listen lupita, but that Benito Castro,
in real life I love to say that I' m going to have
you the binder teni, uh, forgive me if I' m turning around.
But to be as exact as you can, tell me Ephraim, Benito
Casto in real life was the most congruent of all symbols, which is what
I tell you. It has a lot to do with what he said in
the documentary, which is his testimonial with his attitudes, and has a lot
to do with what is happening in the series now. From my point of
view he and gentleman you are asking me if I dispute anything from my very
very very very, very particular point of view. I think Benito Castro,
within all this honesty he had to say everything, kept himself very, very
well. So, it turns out he' s going to Benito talk about
this. They ask Benito in the office of the attorney general, Benito'
s story is being told by Benito at a bar- style restaurant and he
' s talking to a waiter. That' s how they' re recreating.
And realize it' s like a memory of Benito recreating his relationship with
Paco and everything that happened. So that' s how it starts, and
he gets overwhelmed at this restaurant, starts talking to the waiter, and he
' s super uncomfortable, because the attorney general' s office has questioned him
if he had sex with Paco, Stanley says, but how do they come
up with it? Not that he also says in the documentary and later he
begins to talk that Paco invites him to a very luxurious wedding and says that
at this wedding was the top page of business policy, but there were also
people from organized crime. Then appears the famous Rubia woman and he says,
" Berito says and he kissing around with the woman who was from another man,
not from a boss and Berito say according to Benito in the series and
he says listen, Paco, don' t get involved in this. This
isn' t father, you have to get out of this mess. No.
And he says no. No. No. Here what is there is
money, Paco tells him, because here is the main page of the people
who control everything in morelos. He means morelos. Then they pass. Reminds
Benito that he accompanies Paco to visit the pantheon his son leaves the murder for
payment. They' re there. It was in' 90. Paco'
s son was born in sixty- eight and died in ninety- three.
A pain that Paco carried a lot. And then Benito tells him I don
' t understand how it' s possible that having your son died and with
this pain he' s caused you, don' t get any closer to
your family. For how long you haven' t seen them and he says
hey he' s already stopped the vice. It can' t be because
Benito lelice hears. The wedding' s over. We didn' t go
to the pantheon anymore. This is over. Let' s go down there
and get some rest, and this one tells him to get out of here
if you want and you don' t want to be here anymore. Now
go, I don' t want you here and the other one says no,
because I do it for your sake and you need your family. And
then he gets mad at Benito. And then one happens to relate to Benito
already in another scene that exactly, exactly, Daniel gives you to see that
that flee that he knows, because she is the bride of a very powerful
capo. Then, in another scene appears when Benito is talking to Mr Ascarraga,
Benito outside the car and Mr Download in the car inside, which makes
me very unlikely. But well, the TV owners are presented as profiles,
they don' t present them in front, they present them as profile per
profile. You can' t see their faces or anything. And it'
s supposed that there, Benito Castro has given a statement and talked about one
of the next show of Paco burste called Pacomania, which would be called Pacomania
and then the carragal tigras gets angry and tells him you' re an idiot
and runs it and then pays very well. If I' m going to
keep paying you, but you' re grounded, frozen for a year and
he says that' s why I had to get out of that show.
And if I now what am I going to do without you because you carried
all this, this music vibe on the show and the comedy and said no,
no, no. This one I' m going to recommend to someone,
to your head of floor, to your flowerbat, to Mario Besares,
and he says because Paco gave how to Mario Kiss It is yes, because
he can serve you Look that has studied here, that it is Dancer and
others. So that' s where Paco keeps an eye on Mario Besares to
replace Benito Castro. Daniel, neither Ricardo Salinas Pliego, nor Emilio Párraga Milmo
are seen in their faces, nor are the actors mentioned, nor are they
mentioned more than mere mention, because, because they have to be television storia.
But here, in this I am telling you that when Benito Castro recommends
Paco Stanlake to hire Mario Besares, there is a big contradiction, because several
Besares have been very proud to say it was, because she was the best
and all good, but recommended it, Benito Castro recommended it, because Paco
had not seen it, had not taken it into account. So, well,
Benito says he' s back on the show. Well in the series
I' m saying Benito' s character. We' re all talking about
the characters in the series, that' s Benito Castro' s character.
Says I went back to the show, I refused Paco' s program to
be with him when Mario Besares was there. The atmosphere had already changed and
then you can already see the character of Mario Besares sitting in the sitting place
because in the room with Paco he had no longer taken the place of the
exact one and Benito was no longer in as much confidence with Paco as now.
This place was having Mario Besares. There' s Mario Besares not And
well, says Benito I saw it different And well they spend a recreation of
a scene of Paco. You' re talking about drug prevention, talking about
it with your kids, not letting us see who you' re getting together
so you don' t fall into this problem, you' re in the
dressing room. Benito Castro, Mario Besares, and Paco were using substances.
So, yes, they show this contradiction of Paco Starley with respect and this
is supposed to be what Benito Castro' s character is telling. Then they
bring out the famous scene that has run through all the networks that has been
commented that they have interviewed Mario Besares about this famous little bag or white paper
that falls off when the hen is dancing, in this case the pericasso and
pums drops the bag. In the documentary Mario Besares says that was a match
and the documentary Mario says no. What' s going on is that we
went to I don' t know where, and Paco cor is invited to
a Duris story Well, I don' t know if he' s inventing
the truth. In the documentary by voice of Mario Besares says in the documentary
of Big Mario Besares it says that there Paco had met a very beautiful woman
and they kissed and others of fear And then this one went to look for
her and realized that he was a trans And then this one when Mario Besares
is dancing. According to Mario Besares in the documentary, he tells me what
I fall for are matches, and I tell Mr Mira, because this is
why he gets angry. But here they do not imply that in the series
they do not imply that they were matches and that it was a matter of
a joke between them. They don' t give it anything. They don
' t say it there. That' s one thing that white clay.
So the problem is that it may be unbelievable what Mario Besares says in this
statement about what he drops off and it may be more credible what the series
says, but I don' t know if I' m right or wrong,
but you who saw them live more than I do. Surely what was
a Baby at that literal time that I have the impression that Mario Besares were
both pussies, not this Benito and Mario, but Benito I feel was a
bit smarter, which is that it' s not that you saw, it
' s not that I was smarter. Or not. First Benito or Benito
Castro i was a man who already had a previous career when he arrived with
stable Paco, and it is because he already has a career already is Benito
Casco, he is already Benito Castro, of the Castro Brothers, the cousin
of Gualberto Castro, of Arturo Castro, that is, I am putting here
my notebook, that is Benito already had a career. Benito was already a
respected man in the middle and Mario Besares was not known. That' s
the truth That' s the big difference between the two of us. I
kept a phrase that Benito said in the documentary We are ducklings, but there
are Zapatista patiños. I' m not asking for it, but it'
s just that there' s humor to humor too, that is, they
' re not the first pitiños to fight. It' s not the first
duck to be complex. Let' s see Benito, why would he be
so complex about being a duck if he was Benito. I mean, I
don' t care if you make jokes with me. I' ll be
able to answer them here. The thing is, you' re gonna see
what' s going on, right now, because if it' s here,
let me put it on instead of me lighting up to me or light
up my little booklet. There it is so that I can see good and
then comes the bag I and indeed, the bag falls and in the series
they do not mention anything about the bag. I don' t know if
they' ll say it later, but in the series, in this chapter
of Benito, not good. Then at the party. Then there' s
a party in a den called Zeus, which supposes it' s a den
that opens Paco Stanley and then there' s Paco with Benito and he'
s with Mario Besares and they' re talking about the music studios that they
' re riding that are a wonder and a good one. Well, look
at white matches. That would be amazing. I, around here, had
some matches, because that' s what I start with, with what I
sometimes light my incense. But it does differ greatly from what he drops.
But because he says in the documentary that it was so good, because then
they are in this joint dancing and the blonde woman shows up and tells Paco
goes with very bonding with the blonde woman, but he tells him he hears
the boss wants to see you tell him that right now I' m going
doesn' t want to see you right now. Then Paco has to obey
and go see the boss. We don' t see the boss in character
either, that is, we don' t talk about him either. He
doesn' t talk. He looks from afar and he sees Paco coming in.
Talk to him and he' ll be given an order. No,
and well, because he has to obey and then being the Rubia is from
Medellin, she is the bride of the Lord of Heaven and is Paco'
s partner. So Benito tells you how your partner is. This blessed,
he keeps telling it to the waiter. Everything I insist is a story of
Benito with this waiter and then he tells him the mesé But if you'
re telling me that this was already so strong, because Benito had stopped drinking
and had returned to the drugs and had returned to the alcohol and the waiter
tells him, hey, but you' re telling me a very strong story
why he didn' t get out of there. And he tells her because
she had to work for something, she had to live. And well,
which, for it is true and can be a justification, since they are
in the studies as there are music studios. This is where I believe and
I say it with all the peace in the world, like this program,
with all peace. I think sometimes Benito was very honest in what he said,
but maybe he kept some things, or he didn' t keep it,
but his attitude put it another way, because he says I get to
the studios and then we' re going to make partners, because you'
re a musician and then we' re going to sign properties in the name
of Mario Besares, but how good and now he has another name. They
don' t always change names, but now how about I put it in
Benito Castillo' s name instead of Castro. So, now that there are
other properties in your name and you hand him a he says I hand over
a briefcase to a shawl there that' s out there to work with him
for pure cash. He tells him you go to such a change house and
you leave him and he tells him. Imagine, Benito, this is cash
and it' s little. Imagine everything we can' t win. And
blessed and he says no, I don' t want him in. This
I don' t want him in and in fact, he says and how
good he ever did? Good thing you never did? I told him that
well, that you never enter Benito, Benito claims and in the series they
say that he never entered these businesses, because that' s what he says
and he no longer. Either it is to say or not to say then,
on that very day, that he delivers that money and Benito says no.
I don' t want to walk him anymore, so take a huisquito.
No, no, because my heart and the pressure and then total that
convince him, as well as when if you offered me tickets to go to
see Marco, Antonio Solis and they would say no. No. Well,
well, yeah, well, yeah, come on, yeah, sure,
well, that didn' t cost them anything. After convincing him and Benito
comes in and there are some big boys and at the time of the party,
with the big boys, Benito begins. You start to infarct and not
man get out. They all pay the kid. My grandma' s here,
I' m sorry, my little girl' s not around, but
I forgot. They pay the kids run them and Benito' s gonna hit
the hospital. His daughter is already in the hospital and Paco arrives to visit
him, and the daughter gives him a carota of this size. Paco is
and still agrees. Luisa tells Benito listen, because what' s up with
your daughter, because I like what I made clear to her, the daughter
is very angry because Paco has made Benito Castro return to all this stuff.
So, well, that' s the thing. And then he also tells
him s u n well, no longer enter the parties or the pachangas,
but enter into the business man. We' re going to invest now We
' re not going to any more studies. Well there' s the studio,
but we' re not going to now we' re going to make
real estate we' re going to invest in Santa Fé No, man,
says Benito, we' re talking about the nineties, says Berito, with
a Santa Fe man in the dumpsters of Antep Pass it a cooler place in
all of Mexico City, the most elegant and there we' re going to
put the wool. You know, well, push. Yeah, and me,
if we go to Santa Fe, there' s a lot of wool.
No, and then, says Benito Castro. It contradicts this series here.
It contradicts how Benito contradicted it in the documentary. Mario and Paco were
always together. So, when Sabludovski asks you how it is possible that you
didn' t know anything if you were always together, no, no,
because I don' t know what you' re in in these studies when
they' re offering you property and real estate. This, frankly, makes
it very clear in the series that there was money laundering, because it comes,
that is, they make it very clear. And Mario, when Benito
says I don' t want him in, Mario Besares or Mario in the
series, he mocks Benito and tells him ha ha ha, you' re
scared or ha ha and offends him. And Paco gets angry and tells Benito
you don' t have to respect him you have to say Don Benito,
you' re nobody. And then it starts Hey, it says something very
powerful in the show Get in touch with your old lady. Yes, that
' s very strong. And then Benito tells the waiter no, because it
seemed to me that they were getting too hard to tell him to listen as
much as it is your duck. You' re not on TV enough for
a meeting to tell her to machate with your munch with your old lady.
Well, no, no, I' m not reading them here or in
their comments. We' re live, we' re all live. Tell
me Efray where I' m going. I' m traumatized because I said
the word yesterday, I' m going to challenge her. All the characters
speak of envy in the life of Mario to Paco, that is to say
to Ahorita. None that you' re going to see my finish, you
' re going to see my finish, because even in Mario' s chapter
they see you asked Mario and it' s that Ahorita you' re going
to see you look, they' re going to agree with me. We
are completely biper worse then gets total than infato and all benedict. He finally
quits and warns Paco. Hey, you' re not messing with very dangerous
people, and you' re into your partner. He' s a very
powerful man and then Benito says that he wouldn' t have wanted Mario Besar
to be able to do something bad against Paco and he sees a scene that
' s already going to be what' s next in Brendas' chapter,
where he goes up and he gets that he' s brenda with Patti Chapoy
and she mentions Paco Stanley' s resemblance to Brenda Besars' son. Oh,
he' s very strong. It' s very strong. Not my
conclusion. You' re really gonna see this one follow this whole review.
I' ll make them. It' s late. Remember, I love
reviewing my novels. But when they are interesting, when there is something that
reviews, not the curse and those things, when there is something good to
review and you can comment every day or at least once a week, because
it is commented good thanks to the bush. I haven' t seen her.
Look now that I' ve paid hard for these, I' m
going to have to see. I' m going to see something totally not
good that comes chapter four, that' s Brenda' s, Brenda Besares
' s not Brenda, says everything says that Brenda vicentele that everything she'
s said about her husband, Mario Pesales is a lie. That' s
how it starts because she' s in this interview, sorry, but you
' re still leaving because of what,' cause Brenda would have a chapter.
Oh, well, wait for me Don' t be anxious I'
ll tell you Just like I told you, Benito' s talking to him.
And the chapter ends with Benito who' s had some whiskey. He
tells the waiter to forget everything I told you, forget about it. I
' m drunk. What' s more, I give you a wool so
you don' t say and he gives me no. I' m not
cutting anything. Well, forget you. Well, here, Brendas, who
' s being told it is the TV lady that we' re not going
to say it' s Pathapo, but it' s something more similar.
No. Then she' s supposed to interview her and then she says nothing
to her. Nothing they say about my husband is a lie and says Brenda
Besares. I never trust Stanley and he starts and at first he doesn'
t trust Mario and he talks about how they met and so on. Brenda
to see Patti, Patti, well, forgive me the communicator to see Daniel
if to see what' s his name, what do you remember, what
' s his name? Daniel? The communicator who is interviewing Brenda, because,
because the waiter has no name. I don' t remember what caty
godoy is called. Let' s give him yes, katy godoy. Mario
st Cati godoy, well, then is Mrs Cati Godoy interviewing Brenda? Tati
Tati? It' s called Tati in the series it' s called ros
in the series it' s called Tati. Then he says look, look,
how strong here. The chapter of Brenda is very strong, because you
told me that something stronger is coming here It is supposed that, because Mario
invites Paco Stanley to his department, where he lives. They still barely have
a son. Meet, invite Paco, they are in his apartment and Paco
comes and tells him but how is it possible that you have this beautiful woman
who was queen of beauty my new lion living in this position. Please,
if a beautiful woman and so on and they say no, well, Paco,
it' s just that we' re just getting started and we don
' t have any money. But this is for as long as it doesn
' t. So this is a lot, very strong. I thought so.
Turns out the baby starts crying and brenda says I leave them sitting at
her dining room table in that mini- department. I' m going to
take care of my son and Mario says no. No. No. No.
I' ll take care of him You stay with Paco and leave them
alone. And there Paco throws the supercan the supercan to benda. And what
' s great about it, because Luis Gerardo Méndez is very good when he
does jobs like this. The pure gesture of Luis Gerardo Guzmán denotes the malice
with which Mario' s character doesn' t know you. I' m
talking about the show. Mario' s character leaves his own wife almost with
the wolf, because it' s what he can, it' s what
' s short exactly, because you stay looking after the boss, not that,
why not. And then, you' re already very uncomfortable. And
then Paco starts to say good, but your career to you wants to be
an actress. I can support you, but why not. And you'
re a very smart woman and you start as very seductive with her and brenda
is very uncomfortable. Ben Lendas, you' re very uncomfortable. Not so,
the character of Mario Besares, who plays Gerardo Guzmán, who I don
' t know why I don' t have him here. But now,
I put it Luis Gerardo, but Guzmán, Pesares, well, I don
' t know how the computer understands me or that I write some nonsense later,
but good is also the best. I' m sick, but I
think that you' ve been more prudent in all this has been brende.
It hasn' t always been that you' ve had the same male Vins
expects my other things to come out in this series have existed. I believe
that no, not this series, but in this case there are close and
perpetrators, there are guilty and not guilty. There are some who are innocent
and give you nothing to see and there are others who hide. I think
they' re hiding something and those who are hiding are going to take it
to the grave. I' m sure, but good to learn Besares is
played by Suria Vega and great well. Very pretty, very pretty, very
good actress. Luis Gerardo Méndez also plays Mario Besares. There she is,
and she has him married, no, no, but Mom, if she
has an equal mom. The truth is, he made it up to him.
He studied the character very well, because I thought this scene was very
strong, because it reveals a lot, it reveals a lot how Mario could
be that. They suggest that Mario offers practically not when brenda, when Paco
is going to brendar, he says hey, this was terrible. I was
very uncomfortable and Paco minimized. Tell him there' s please, I mean,
don' t be ridiculous, I mean. But he is happy because,
because Paco liked my wife not and good cut to happen that Paco is
on the program and starts talking again about the wife of Mario Besares get wet
with the old one, the la, and that she is no longer short,
it is no longer in joke, that is already in national chain.
Well, he calls it a bandage, well, Brenda gets angry and he
says," Hey, you tell your boss, and Brenda does think he
' s confronted him" But Mario doesn' t face Paco. Paco'
s in or something, and he tells him to hold on. They'
re TV jokes and it' s part of the show if you want this
to go on and it' s a very important show. And the rest,
then Brenda has to wear, since then comes this paco starle resemblance with
good. This is because it' s Mario Besares' birthday. Then they
take Brenda to the study corso baby and pay they' re putting her in
and that' s when she says look at how this kid looks to me,
this kid sure is mine. That' s humiliating and brenda says I
felt very bad in the documentary you see that in the end, when this
terrible scene of humiliation ends, they open to kisses, brende to kiss in
the mouth mario as saying to see what calms here. I don' t
go with the lord but tell me something that you know is very strong Lupita,
because with a lot of love, with a lot of peace I respected.
I think more than half of the comedy that shuts down right now would
be canceled. Oh, don' t forget, of course, because of
your one and two, like this question of machismo of what they did to
him a brende with the child. It' s just terrible. Lupita.
That is to say, I keep thinking about it and understand why she is
so angry, because I insist on brenda is one of all in the case
is that I am a more prudent one with Benito than well, Ahorita,
is no longer, but yes, but that for Perito was prudent, because
I think he took a lot of things with him for something and yes I
say good, well, because total that brenda says that that that time he
goes to the studio, he feels very uncomfortable by this very heavy joke that
makes Paco is telling him when I see Paola being asked during a kiss and
then they are formed to give him a kiss, because the cameramen, the
musicians all say that it seemed denigrating to me and yes they pass that scene
that was very common. They' re looking, too. There' s
one thing about this show. I think it' s well written, I
think it' s well edited, but it' s very supportive of the
fact that it' s in the public domain. This story is not then
there are things that are connotations that we as we already have in the collective
memory, because I say it, we saw it so long, this case
we have read so many times. No, but good. Indeed, says
Mira, as Daniel Paco says was very dear and everything but normalized. It
was that the ladies saw, of course they were normal and funny or lower
a woman in national chain. That would not be allowed right now, neither
Risa nor Mira, that there are those who do it. I mean,
we' ve already seen him there in a segment of sun- rise shows
I saw him very thick. Well, then, totally this scene comes up
and says Paula, I say brende, I felt very uncomfortable. That seemed
terrible and brende to me, because it does not want to approach. Then
he shows up They' re out of line. Yeah. Mario Besares makes
more money and you see that he arrives at his house totally drunk. They
already live in a house. The pedregal brenda is very angry because he says
how it is possible that you live so you arrive drunk and and he starts
saying horrible things and he tells him and he tells him this you are a
model or fourth you do not count. See if you can get a job
out there, you know what it does, it' s a very common
thing. Here' s Juani will be able to do it, he will
be able to reiterate it, or to corroborate it. It happens that many
times a person who is humiliated like Mario bes Saa looking humiliated by pacuesta goes
and humiliates his wife. He humbles his because she was maintained, he did.
It' s economic violence. When you tell him, it' s
up to me to do everything you' ve got. I gave it to
you and then he humiliates her and he tells her I don' t know
how hard it is to do. To laugh at people and then tell them
this very hard, which is true. He tells people he doesn' t
laugh at you. People are laughing at you. Imagine the harpooning for a
man with the self- esteem Mario Besares has on the floor, because,
then, this young man has been allowed to mock his wife, talk about
his wife, but even make the slightest joke about the fatherhood of his own
son. He' s a man who' s been brutally humiliated that the
wife tells him besides, they' re laughing at you. Sas aren'
t ready for me, but Melisa always tells us whole. Every joke hides
an entire truth. No. So, that' s true that Paco was
trying to say so much by reaffirming this, not, of course, well
he knew it was his mop, that is, it wasn' t his
mop. He was his mop, practically not. And then, because watch
pack several kisses, I was able to claim Brenda, but I wasn'
t able to claim Paco. Look, I wasn' t putting the boss
above everything else and not his family. Well, then, in the documentary
Vira says it minimizes it, it says frustrated little model. In the documentary
she says yes. He claims in the documentary that they were about to divorce.
Mario is already an alcoholic and Berendan says they envied us because we were
a family. That tells Tati or how Tati or Cati Godoyo is called how
he is and then, already when he is about to divorce. They talk
to him on the phone and tell him about the shooting and then everything stops
there. And then there in the documentary warns a good hand. The documentary
' s supposed to go to the scene. Embrace Mario Besares, Well,
Mario, her husband from the stairwell of the frog pool, hugs him,
puts him up by a car and takes him away not while the whole police
are there and there' s all the mess and this guy' s in
shock, which, because it' s logical. After a shooting, anyone
can be in shock. Mario and Paco were best friends here, he says,
we designed best friends. I wouldn' t have any reason, but
in him, but Mario has said in other programs that he wasn' t
Paco' s friend, that they weren' t so close there going to
make such a terrible gory. I was in shock from the ballast and from
rabies, because you see it' s time. Imagine, imagine, we
don' t know what was upsetting him anymore. But then it turns out
that after Mario sees the scene. Well brenda is told to the police they
have to let us go, please, because they already tell you you have
to come to testify about and then they will testify about everything. Mario Besares.
She' s not yet and she won' t even let my husband
go out, because we have to go to the wake or we have to
go to the funeral. And don' t hang in there at the end,
Mario Besares arrives at the funeral. Cry over the coffin, for all
the cameras watching it my friend, my hand, my master. As a
fault, right now, say he wasn' t your friend. But,
well, there are the testimonies? Is it not that you say it,
because that' s where the witnesses are? It' s not that that
' s the subject of what I tell you yesterday, I mean, this
ay show first ripped them apart was going to be a show in homage to
him that never did this one and then he' s no longer your friend
at all and then no longer clear at the end, no longer knew they
were going and what business he had like or addiction. Then they cry in
the f e le that is going to see the batch, because it will
give the batch. Or she cries, because she cries in the coffin and
one of the owners of the television sets, Ricardo Salinas, is seen again.
Pliego just like that, you can see a third of a third of
the face where Mario Besares is offering him. So in short, he tells
her what it looks like to you to keep Paco' s show, because
I mean, I understand this is not a time to tell you, but
the show has to go on. And Mario Usares says it will be a
great honor for me. Or sans how strong you are at your friend'
s funeral. They already offered you their job and you already accepted it,
well, he says yes, I' m going to take a lupitatory lottery
and it doesn' t cool you exactly and then, brenda, brenda.
He' s watching. He' s looking at what Mario' s saying,
because how he says that well, they start interviewing James Bludoms, that
he starts interviewing Mario and and asking him to hear, but what' s
it like? You know he puts his hand on his shoulder and how it
' s possible that you, if you' re your friends, didn'
t know and know who we might want to kill no. I don'
t know anything, sir, but you know. No. He was a
great man, a great family father, but he had enemies. No.
No, no, no, and then, obviously, that is, Ludovski,
with the logic that any of us would have today. But how can
you be telling me that I had no enemies and they stabbed him, I
mean, what he' s talking about. So, this rent is as
far away, I mean, they' re as far away as they'
re watching Suria and they say man, this man is watering it, that
is, Mario, my husband, is watering it. So he goes and
takes it away and he doesn' t let what they talk about anymore,
not because the funeral is over and then in the kissing house, because everything
is as it was, as they covered it, all the media, all
the newspapers, the televisions and yes no, and the procurator and all and
they are locked in his house and there is no money because the program is
over. They' re charging us. Yeah. There' s no Washangware,
there' s no studies, there' s no in the den,
there' s nothing. No more wool. The series is on Amazon Prime.
Those who want to see her, she' s on Amazon Prime.
Here Look, This is the series that killed him, inspired by real facts
on Amazon Prime. That' s good, so go and see. It
' s good and draw your own conclusions. He says, well, he
says wait for me, wait for me, it' s open and he
' s not here to see. Mario cries in the coffin and accepts it
brenda. He disagrees. It' s Blue Dovski. Then the money runs
out. There' s no money and the journalists are harassing us. They
take pictures of the child? Venda gets angry and since they take pictures of
the child, he becomes a gunpowder. All the talk of fatherhood about this
poor minor, which could not be done today either. Well, they'
re doing it, of course, and I' m doing what we'
ve all touched on this topic. But that' s how it' s
inhuman. It' s inhuman. In fact, says Daniel, in fact
Tati or Cati Godoy questions Brenda that if she intervened in the interviews, she
did not emphasize suspicions. But look here there' s something very interesting.
Brenda, when she sees the whole movement and everything that' s being said
about her husband, she questions it. Mario tells him, you have to
tell me if you really didn' t do anything, and he tells him
how you might doubt me, of course I didn' t do anything,
but what I was going to tell him, yes, I am totally good
that they send escorts from the attorney general' s office so that, then,
he says, to take care of us. Actually, it was just
a little bit to be watched. Well, yes, Cati katy or tat
or what' s called Tati tapoy is Tati tapo. There' s my
saint, he doesn' t ask for a boot, because they like it
better. Of course you don' t see it. Tot Cati Godoy was
better, but Tati Godoy asks Brendasis if the prosecutor' s office didn'
t ask them for a DNA test and says no. The prosecutor' s
office didn' t ask us to. We made it. So what I
want, right now, I' m going to tell you this in the
end, but let me write down more of the narrative remind me. The
narrative then exactly stop then? Finally, because she tells Tati Godoy in the
interview in the same way that I repeat it, Benito, told a good
waiter here Brenda is telling Tati Goy then, because she is of sepreta,
because we have to do the party of our birthday children and nothing happened and
total that they do the party and it is all very nice and the friends
very quiet. Hey, you got escorts here, yeah, yeah, yeah,
but everything' s fine. This is very safe And wow they drop
the cops and at the little boy' s birthday party they stop Mario Besares.
No, well, it' s over, what' s the end
of the party? If you don' t remember, what' s the
end of the party? That' s how the cops came, what'
s the end of the party? Well, they took him. No,
and then he takes it. So frenda gets a lawyer and the lawyer tells
Brenda you know what happens that Mario contradicts himself. Mario can' t keep
talking because Mario contradicts the exact date. If there is a very important detail,
very important because I myself questioned it the other day, this is the
nineties, where, of course, there are already cell phones, not as
advanced as now, but there are already cell phones. The first one,
the first cell phones came out in' 80. We' re talking about
ninety- nine. So there' s a record, because it says yes,
there' s a record of a call that Mario Besares made to another
number. That' s what Cati Godoy tells her and she tells her clearly.
The prosecutor' s office altered the records of the calls. Says Mario,
who I was giving was talking to me to tell me they were going
to eat breakfast in the frog pool, but why would I tell you?
If they were about to get divorced, why would I warn you? I
wanted the documentary to say it and they say it in the series, but
she tells her the documentary, we were going to divorce. Why then I
' d talk to you to let you know where I was going for breakfast.
Why are you so mad at her, why? Why are you going
to talk to her? Why? Why would you talk to her what?
Why I' d already pray. Ah, yes, you did not take
your pepto, well, for total that good, for total that can be
you can see lupita saltar. It says. My opinion is that Mario nothing,
nothing had to do with Paco. I was very busy in laundry rooms
and in weird high commandos, because that total fact that in the end there
is a record of a call and brenda with Tati Godoy says no, because
that call made it to me. But then, the police and the police
the truth. The lawyer tells Brenda you know what. Your husband lied to
me. I asked your husband to tell me the truth. And your husband
lied to me, because something the lawyers are asking for, of course,
if they' re going to be your lawyers, tell me the truth.
Tell me the truth, because if not, what I do so that I
don' t get caught in surprise. Later, as it happens to this
lawyer he does not then tell him that he does not defend bad people,
my exact rapists. But that' s the documentary. That' s what
it says in the documentary and here it lets you see a little bit,
but well, they say it differently brende. It says here and that draws
attention because it tells tático that you think that if we had had illicit business
and money laundering, we would have been rich, because if it was,
we could not have been rich, because they were already rich. The series
shows that they already live in opulence. No, then, well, the
lawyer tells Brenda that now there are political interests behind the whole case of Mario
Besales, which, then, yes, which is true. That if it
was true, is that that is daniel To everyone who has seen this series,
this matter of Mario' s calls before the execution, is what sows
much doubt and contradictions not and the bathroom, because it doesn' t bus
you at the end, well, Finally, Brenda says Mario you don'
t have to talk anymore. She and the lawyer tell her you' re
not going to talk anymore, because practically every time you talk she waters it,
every time you talk you contradict yourself. Then I' m what you
' re asking me. A while ago. Now I' m gonna take
this whole roll and I' m gonna do the one that' s gonna
talk. Well, that' s it. That' s why Brenda'
s the one talking and everything' s not. The prosecutor' s office
accuses Mario of money laundering and says Mario took seventy million of the Paco accounts.
Mario talks about the previous chapter. They talk about money laundering. Exactly,
they talk about that, about money laundering. No Prenda receives threats at
home. So she, this art is desperate, she wants to go makes
the prosecutor' s office responsible for what can happen to her and her family
and then they call her Brenda, tells her the boz they want to index
you and then she takes her in the car, hides her and her children
and escapes so that he is not indexed and here they accuse Brenda of being
the one who warns the cats. That' s why I' m telling
you that the issue in the call series is very key, very key.
And then at the end of this chapter there appears a prisoner who implicates Mario
Besares and then it is assumed and in the documentary or they say that he
is a prisoner who had offered to declare what the duria solicitude told him in
exchange for favors, that is, and in the end he disparages himself because
they did not fulfill them, they did not fulfill what he had asked him.
But that' s how Brendan' s chapter ends, where he'
s perfectly ill standing. Mario Besares doesn' t brenda Brenda, not that
she could get out of the lawsuit, but Mario does get really scratched.
Scratched is that if you' re leaving him as an envious, the problem
is that he' s left as an envious in all the things that come
out. I' ll always explain. Mario Besares. Mario I first know
and must remember those who have seen the series of cachun cachun ra ra to
Rodolfo Rodríguez. Writer, comedian, actor, talented, theatre actor, much,
very talented, with a very particular personality and I insist, very prominent
and very famous. This is Mario Mario Besares' brother. Mario is Mario
Rodríguez Besares. This is Rodolfo Rodríguez Besari and died very young and then Mario
was known as Rodolfo Rodríguez' s brother. Later, Mario was known as
Paco Stanley' s steppe. There' s a movie called Santa' s
Brother. That' s the thing I think that' s where it happens.
That' s why, when you' re offered, listen, stay
the headline of Paco' s show. Well, I' m going to
do it, because, as Benito says, you' d never be able
to be like a paco. Then yes, of course, the series leaves
very badly standing at a lot, very badly standing at Mario Besares. I
insist that you do not learn. Let' s see how they leave And
plus, I tell you one thing lupis in this competition roll. I think
even the obvious I' ve already said the word" good" and"
no way" This performance of Mario to Paco was growing, because imagine you
arrived after all this chaos and already arrived mayito, did not see it nor
Bresares exactly arrived mayito that did not see it. No one else saw him
and look says Daniel here. This is true. Until very recently, Mario
was driving to cabatelo for almost twenty years in multimedia there in Monterrey, And
how good for him, because it is good that he has achieved and that
he could have been a headline and that he could have stood out here.
The fact is that his image was very much and to this day, because
the documentary does not help him and he does not help him the series,
because his image is again very deteriorated. They leave it that way and we
' re going to put it and we' re going to assume that it
really wasn' t guilty in the least, but the attitudes, I mean,
are a lot of things that add up, the humiliations, the businesses
that were involved in the contradictions of saying, I didn' t know what
I was involved in and that there was and that they said yes, yes,
you knew about their business. However, in this part where Benito counts,
he says that I accompanied him to the weddings and events of these people,
but also Mario was at other events with the people of the crime.
So, well, yeah, I think Mario doesn' t fit well in
these three and four chapters and let' s see the ones that follow for
the coming week, but I think the series is very good to see about
the narrative, I was going to tell you that I think it' s
very smart from Amazon that he' s narrating the facts in this way,
because he couldn' t do it in a linear way. It would have
been very heavy, very dense. Each chapter having to present, would have
had to be highly novel and worked, an arduisimo work, because it is
there are many characters in each chapter to be able to take every angle and
make a linear story. What you are doing, if it is a linear
story, but within each chapter, each chapter has a beginning and an end
of history. I mean, start how did I meet him and how did
I end him? How did I meet him and how did I end up
with him? That' s how they all are. That' s how
it' s being narrated. And it' s okay that they go character,
because they' re counting each character' s point of view. It
' s a style, it' s a way of narrating and it'
s very valid. It' s a structure and and it' s father,
because there are scenes that share between every memory of each character. I
don' t know this one. Everyone sees it differently and each to listen,
but, according to me, my head as different approaches, it is
not like the same clear scene in Jorge Gill' s chapter, of course,
it is not open to Besares coming to pick up Mario Besares. Of
course you can' t see it because Mari Jorge Hill couldn' t have
seen it. He was wounded inside a car and was arriving at an ambulance
and had to be taken to hospital. Then Jorge Hill couldn' t have
narrated that part. That' s not the interesting part. It' s
like a collapsing world, like a polyhedron. Let' s say no,
not from a polyhedron of how many faces the figure has. Well, he
' s a polyhedron and they' re telling us every face of this figure
as it was and I think so. That' s why it allows everyone
to draw their conclusions according to each character' s version. Now that it
' s a series based on real facts, it says based on real facts.
You' re not saying it' s the facts. He' s
saying based on real facts. It' s fictional, based on real facts.
But well, these have been the chapters like Gloria Trevi Este when they
made the movie that didn' t like us when we went to see it
is that look at what made cla carla estrada, that they threw at us,
attacked us, but in the movie, when it was the movie,
you remembered. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, east story. If
licenses are given with the Bible, don’ t give them that exact.
The same thing I' m saying about Carla' s series when I think
you were that, because it wasn' t about stabbing Carlos Estrada. You
' re just saying you' re presenting Gloria Trevi' s biographical series and
then you come here to say there' s fiction. So it' s
not a series, it' s not a biography, so it' s
a story based on the story of Gloria Trevi. And that' s honest
to say and not warn. But now it' s time to say goodbye
so we can rest all this Friday. You know he' s coming.
We have true chapter until Thursday court, but let' s see something else
to do more narrations. This one does call in the afternoons. He likes
to suffer this what he was going to tell you light. I' m
worried about Paula during, because able her chapter rescues her more than her own
channel and she' s no longer going to be able to tell what she
says about these chapters, because there would be spectators. It' s clear,
you know what' s going to happen now, for example, Brenda
Besares' channel, because she can' t talk about what happened at Mario
' s house. You know if he can' t lie or deny anymore.
No. The only thing that could lie or deny Paola during would be
the scene that Brenda narrates on the forum when you' re carrying her daughter.
That' s the only part you could say yes or no. Because
if you deny Mario Besar' s boards, he' s paco and beneficent
at the studios, you were there. If you deny the word, you
knew, then what you' re going to deny in the next three four
chapters. I don' t think so, but good everyone. Too bad
it' s face to do it so fast, but good. I think
so too without having seen the show. But well, thank you all for
having accompanied us with this goods. Get some rest. It' s already
eleven seven o' clock at night. Go see searching for sick stories of
illness and suffering and conditions among the famous. They' re gonna like it,
they' re gonna like it. He' s already on the history
channel in history, and thank you for joining us. Thank you for always
being Daniel tere Juani. Thank you, says Juan, who already saw,
Diana Salazar and hopefully, give her a twist because Ruly and Angelic already tire
as a couple, because you have to see her. Thank you, Marco
Antonio, what a beautiful name you have. Thank you, Lupita, Colonel
East, why not think that Mario is still threatened. It could also be
Lupita. It may and may be that your silence and what you keep is
for threats. Of course, that' s very credible. That' s
a lot, very credible. I mean, it' s not about attacking
for attacking Mario Besarles No, we' re just getting his image right.
Well, we all said goodbye today. Thank you, Thank you, Dear
Efra bab and go to rest. Thank you, Lupi. Let' s
hope that the lules are already with nothing in the throat or anywhere in the
body, but I expect my seventy- two hours lasts this antibiotic and I
' m already sweaty. I' m allergic and schi guua, Lupita to
ch chats ta my agüita. Here' s my omen, because thanks to
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