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woman focused on serving others in seeing how, as a society we can be
different. And the truth is that not only that, but it has impacted
so many people over the years, with whom we really have a great affection.
To Gabriela Monjaras, Gaby, how are you Welcome, Hi Luis,
thank you so much, thank you so much for the space. Thank you
very much. Hey. For me it is a pleasure, a privilege,
and let me introduce you, as you deserve, my guest today to all
the people who are seeing us and listening to us. Gabriela Monjaraz Gaby,
is a thirty- seven- year- old woman. One hundred percent want
to. Gentlemen, here' s just the proof that the Keretans are beautiful.
This one, concentrated, etcetera, and above all, a pretty,
pretty hardworking woman. He studied international business, but always had a passion for
service and social work. He had this passion and began his political career at
the age of twenty, joining in issues of support for the Community. He
went on to work on the solution program with Governor Pepe Calzada. Sagarpa is
incorporated into the program, the countryside in our hands and has worked both in
the municipal, state and federal areas, in social actions and, obviously,
in many communities. She is married, she is the mother of three beautiful
little girls, starting with three- year- old macarena and two- and
- a- half- year- olds, Greta and Rebecca, founder and
coordinator of the interlaced and loving civil associations. The truth is that it is
a pleasure, a privilege and an honor to accompany us today, Gaby Monjaras,
and if it is okay, as I say always started Hello, how
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This is what a good question I am Luis Miguel Salgado and if that'
s okay with you, we start. It' s a privilege and an
honor for me to talk to Gary Gabriel in Mojaras. The truth is that
I am very happy, Gaby, and well, I would love to know,
and this is the question I ask all my guests to start this podcast,
who is Gaby Monjarás, behind all your titles, all your medals,
everything you' ve done, all your preparation, obviously, all your great
experience. Distinguish us. Please, who' s Gaby behind all this.
Welcome, Luis, again, thank you so much for welcoming me here in
this space I tell you. Gaby' s a thirty- seven- year
- old woman. As I was saying, I am a mother of three
beautiful bodoconas who have me in love and eager to do everything for them,
because I want to deal with the issue of society, how we are today,
that people today are not empathetic. We' re not putting on other
people' s shoes. And that' s what I set an example for
my daughters and do what I' m passionate about. I, as you
said, studied international business all over my university. I worked on the subject,
on customs, the business issue, but at the age of twenty I
realize. Always since Chica I liked the social issue, which was not my
thing, a very good friend that I love very much, that is Braulio
Guerra and in a moment also who was my boss for a very long time
pepe tired, they invite me to join the topic of politics and well,
there I found my passion. I think a lot of people are born for
something. Not many people are born to make the chef the best chef in
the world, the best lawyer. My theme is social work and it'
s what I' m passionate about, I love it and since I was
twenty I went in that line, in the whole subject of social work,
and my daughters are my engine. But, on the other hand, what
makes me wake up every day with a love, with a desire, is
the social issue. In s then s s s s. All my life
I have worked on the social issue, I have been both in state,
federal and municipal government, always related to this issue, in the equal Party,
always related to this issue. And in the course of time, Luis,
when I was a mom, I got off the subject of work and
I said I don' t have to be in any position to be able
to do what I like and I' m passionate about. And that'
s why we created and founded with a group of friends the theme in their
time of loving and now intertwined, which is a group that our goal is
to join wills, then who it is. I' m a very intense
woman when I put something in my head, I do it until I do
it. I' m very passionate about social causes. What moves me,
as I say, are my daughters and I want my daughters to have a
beautiful place to live. There are many people who want to do things,
who want to participate, or there is one of them that I am getting
into this whole issue, both social and political. And to put our bit
of sand at best many people can' t fear the world from day to
day, but we can start with the theme day to day, with a
social theme, with a political theme, with a theme of wanting to do
what we like from our trench to join wills. Sounds really impressive and good
to me. Many times we have seen people aspire to a position of popular
choice. And that' s just when they' re going to visit the
communities, and that' s just when they make promises and they embrace and
take pictures and we see you in a constant work that truly breaks any kind
of ideology and politics and political times. We' ve seen you go in
your videos, where you appear literally sharing with people as if you were one
more member, listening, attending, trying, solving. Obviously, we know
that there is much to be done in wanting not only to want to,
but everywhere, but active listening is what makes a huge difference, because people
feel identified. At least someone listened to me, at least my voice was
heard and that' s very important. How do you make him where you
get that energy? Woman to wake you up every day, because I say
three beautiful babes, no doubt, no, but it' s three babes.
I don' t mean, you have to play all the roles.
Mom, wife, director, responsible, in charge, but you' re
going goods You go up from where you come energy. Sure, Luis a
thousand thanks, Mira. I think the energy starts doing what you love.
That' s very important to find in this life what we love. We
' re passionate. I have a very nice balance because all my life,
Luis, I wanted to be a mom. It was my life dream.
I think ever since I spoke I said I want to be a mom.
I couldn' t be a mom. It took me a long time to
be a mom, and today I' m a mom of the three engines
of my life. I' m the mom of three dolls who move me.
But, on the other hand, you also have to make a balance
in your life. Then I' m a mom. I have what I
love the most, but I also do what I love the most, which
is the issue of working with people. And today I have been given the
opportunity from twenty years to this day, which I am thirty- seven years
old, already almost forty. I' m thirty- seven years old and
in different spaces. In a moment when I separated from everything and fought to
be a mom, and today that I am a mom of three, I
said recently I want to keep doing what I like and that' s when
we created this group, which is intertwined, that the theme is to join
wills. As I tell you Luis, there are many times that people want
to do something and we don' t know where to start, because of
the rhythm of life, because of the family, because of the work,
and many people, many very good people, who want to do something that
is intertwined, the intermediary between causes and all the people who want to do
something between related, we are the intermediary and you don' t know how
amazing it is to see that there are many people who want to do and
act for and with people. And it' s not a matter of being
good. It' s a topic because a lot of people tell me Gaby,
why are you doing this, why don' t you, why do
you want to, why are you doing it? And I think it'
s a subject that all people should do. If everyone gets up every morning
with a chip I' m going to put on other things' shoes,
this world would be a totally different world. So this is what the group
we' re doing is what we want to do. Change the chip a
little bit and put us in the shoes of the others to be empathetic.
There are many times when you go to an asylum, to a house,
to a home on the street, you help a person to the elderly to
cross the street, actions so small that they change your life. In truth
a smile when we go to the nursing homes, a smile of a granny,
of a granny you say is worth everything, truth that sees everything worth
it. Then to the question you' re asking me. What' s
driving me? What are you doing to me? Because I' m very
intense I tell you, everybody seals me Relax, I love, I love,
I love, I love, I love, I love, I love,
I love, I love, I love, I love, but it
' s kind of like, it' s part of what I say.
Life one is so short that you have to value every minute, every second,
but you also have to act. Everyone must act on their subject.
My theme is the social issue. I am passionate about it because it gives
me the stack for everything, to attend to my three fatties in the house,
takes them to the schools, returning from school to their classes in the
afternoon. Being the best mom you can see Also, on the other hand,
doing what you' re passionate about and I do it with all your
love and with so much desire, because it' s what I' m
passionate about and it' s what we' re doing and really, because
it' s what I love, Luis. So, that' s why
I do so much with so much desire and so intensely hear tell me something.
Miracles grow because you obviously know and if you don' t know,
I think it' s important that I tell you today. You are generating
in many people a snowball, which you are sowing in many people a good.
Being able to help doesn' t matter if you know, if you
don' t know, if you are, if you aren' t.
You' re teaching us that you don' t need titles, that you
don' t need great studies, that you don' t need a brutal
political career to really change families' lives. I ask you if miracles grow,
because I think many people who look at you for a long time have
been or prayed for something and have been heard through YOU and then it seems
that you are from that miracle bearer you believe in them. Of course I
believe, I, Luis, believe that God is everything in truth, particularly
I believe who moves me God and of course I believe. Of course I
believe and I think something happens and something is going on. It' s
like a road going down. It' s happening. And if I today,
Gaby, can reach out to the different associations, communities, colonies and
be the voice of many women, girls, boys and men to be able
to do something, that' s a miracle in me because I really believe
that in this life we come to leave something and I want to leave a
lot. And if I can do the voice of many and many, it
' s amazing. And also if my mom is going to be able to
change that or be a voice in the different spaces that you can see this
is and I do create miracles, because I think God does them, God
is very great and God moves everything. I think that obviously, with so
many years doing this and currently with interwovens, obviously when you go to some
community and you come to find a person who maybe you ran into years ago,
because the love, love and adventures you have and anecdotes, you have
so many to tell, but tell us one of the ones that has marked
you the most. Evidently, there are many, many adventures, but one
that you say hijole is keeping it with special care in my heart, because
evidently it has come to renew me and every time I feel a downfall right
now, I want to ask you if Gaby Monjalas suddenly feels a down or
tired, because she is human. I think you' re this planet Tell
us, please, is that some anecdote you want to tell us about those
that mark and that will accompany you throughout your life. Sure look, it
' s awesome. Right now, Luis, I, when I was in
State Government was about a good time ago, when I was in solutions,
it was eleven years ago, about twelve years ago. And today I'
m still returning so much with the interlocking group and Ahorita, with another,
with another job that I have that I' m returning to the colonies.
It' s unreal, incredible indeed that sometimes it makes me want to even
cry from people how beautiful how noble they are and that you are going to
different the topic of work. I' ve gone so far to the Federal
Government in the state government. I' ve also been to others that I
haven' t been to the area that I' ve been working on in
their moments and they come back and greet you with a love like you'
re part of their family. And that doesn' t have a name with
anything, I mean, it doesn' t have a name. It was
work, but you create an impressive bond of friendship and family and where I
have recently returned during this time. They welcome you with a love and is
a good father, because it is the good work that was done together,
not only one but in conjunction with a government that, in fact, at
the time was a very poor government, because we were very close to the
people at the time, as right now, it is still the truth that
is very stupid and just how coincidences are. She lives in the morning,
writing to me, a friend I met twelve years ago, thirteen years ago,
very close, also that we were friends with Lucerito Santana. Erika is
very close to us. I was her little girl, she had cancer,
and today Erik sent me some pictures in the morning and said," Look,
Sophie turned twenty- two" He' s free, he' s
graduated, and thanks, Gaby, for helping us out. I didn'
t do anything. The only thing I did was to be friends, to
be a companion at the time, to be able to grant them and reach
out to them. But those kind of actions are what you say. Everything
that' s been done, everything I' ve worked has been worth it,
not because you' re the best, not at all, but when
you' re in social work and see that kind of action, see that
kind of thing that happens and today you see that Sophia is perfectly clean from
cancer. You say wow. Everything is worth it And like that, well
I could tell you millions of things because we' ve been, for example,
on the subject of Amadi. Amari is an association that what we do
here the artist of Amari, I am the president, but the artist is
called Elizabet Ugalde and what does toÉil Tebeth is a tanatologist that fulfills dreams
to children who are in terminal phase. So it' s a topic that
gives one the opportunity to approach families and learn so much about what it'
s like to value life and value every minute. Today we wake up,
breathe and have health and have life. We got it all, we don
' t need anything else. So, well, one day I' d
love for you to even talk about elevating the wave and he knows what he
' s doing is with the help of a team and I' m there
for support and what I can do is fulfill the dreams, the kids who
are in the terminal phase. Then you approach them in such an attological way
as to how they feel. If they believe in God, a hyroostotic balloon
rises, he climbs up to heaven and knows the questions how you feel here
and in a way the family gets involved and says goodbye to the little boy
in a very nice way. As such, the situation is very complicated in
Amar and what is being done is that it is in the most loving way
possible. So, Stories, Luis, there are millions of girls, boys,
grandmas, grandmas, but I think that in my subject, that'
s why I have so much energy, so much battery, because I'
m doing what I really like and love and you learn a lot more.
A lot of people say" gaby" you' re not, I'
m not good or anything. Some people your servant learns a lot more from
what you' re learning, from what you' re living with a little
boy, with a woman, with a granny. It' s Enrique'
s got a lot of cannon to see. Please help us understand this.
What has to happen, not just in wantetare. This I think is at
the national level and you could say that at the global level. What has
to happen to awaken in us a living consciousness, that is, that which
you just said. Well, everything you' ve told us right now in
these minutes is very valuable. But what I mean is that saying you'
re alive, you woke up, you have a new chance and it has
to happen, because there are people who live on another planet as if they
had everything, as if they deserved everything, giving themselves even that kind of
pride. And to say that I will tomorrow, when making plans, big
plans, when we don' t know if tomorrow we will wake up,
when there are people who see in everything they need and not in everything they
have. And right now listening to you and seeing you amazes me because you
wake up in us, in the people who are seeing us, to the
people who are listening to us this sense of saying I only have today,
you have to take advantage of it, you have to live it every time
we have to wake up as a society and say if I only have today
and if I have two, I can each split it and here we eat
both, one and one. If I have half, let' s eat
each other a little bit and let life go on. There are times when
there are stories like the ones you just told us about this little kid with
hex cancer. What a difficult situation without financial resources, but apart from,
perhaps without a culture injects, religion injects certain things, and what difficult moments
these families have to go through because people who relatively have everything, we focus
on wanting to have money, on having the truck of the year, on
having the iPhone, this eighteen that costs eighty thousand all exaggerating truth, but
tell us. Gaby Mira, I know others don' t have to happen.
I think it' s very important, it' s extremely important,
because to see everyone happens there are times that son would like this I feel
bad about the flu that is things that we do our huge problem and sometimes
we sink into a glass of water. No. I think we have to
make an awakening each say what I have, where I come from. And
the most important thing is that we have life. The most important thing is
that I' m in good health and if you' re not okay,
work to be okay. I think the important thing is to have an extremely
positive attitude, because we are alive. Whoever wakes up has life. That
' s easy not then to be with a positive attitude. I believe that
today and indeed ten years so that I have realized that the subject of putting
on other people' s shoes has changed a lot. Actually lately over the
years. There are many people who are not nice, and that I think
is the key, as I told you, if in this world, in
this country, in this Querétaro, in this society, we put ourselves a
little bit in the shoes the others would do an exercise once a day.
I' m going to make a subject that I give of my time,
of my talent, of my knowledge. Whatever it is, I' m
going to water well once a week Actually, this querétaro, this Mexico,
this country, this world, would be totally different. I think it'
s very important, too important to put ourselves in other people' s shoes,
tell them what' s going on, what you' re feeling to
this person who' s in front of me. What happened to her in
the morning had a good time, had a bad time. He cried.
Your family is fine with that kind of thing, really, but I think
it would change society a lot. But for the better, then I think
that a very important exercise is to value life, because we have to put
it in the shoes of others get empathetic and be a good person. At
the end of the day, each person will give him their beliefs, each
person, from his trench in the religious subject, who believes to be a
good person end point, you will be a person and this world will be
totally different. Don' t tell us from inside your team, from all
the people who are with you, who help you, who are with you,
who are not only with you, but also the people who take care
of you, the people who are looking after you, the people who tell
you that they' re coming from already we' re coming because you don
' t get to school. It' s not like you and your team
take it apart like you set a limit and don' t bring you the
problems of the people who suffer it, because I think it would be all
in my case, because I would keep all thinking about Mrs Lupita child and
you' re suffering this and maybe a child has to do it and that
wouldn' t leave me, wouldn' t let me live. I think
for me and that dresser not a week, a month, a year,
not a man. I think I would need immediate therapy. No, but
how do you guys say ok if this is the problem. I can help
from ABC, and my help is from ABC. I' d like to
do the miracle and take the cancer away, but I can' t handle
this See if it' s complicated, it' s very complicated, because
when you actually give yourself up I don' t know a subject about me,
right now, that I' m a mom. Me, right now,
I' m a mom. I break up so much, so much
as a mom before I was a mom, that we were on the subject
of love and also mom, and it takes so many years. Elizabet Hugaldet,
who is such an autologous woman, helped me a lot, not how
to handle and how not to bring me to my cause, that I would
not wake up in the morning crying again because they are very strong issues,
in the subject of the people and the adolescents and children, because they are
already going to die. It' s already a topic that' s going
to happen, not the days and the week have been told, but we
come in from love to say, because we already have to fulfill their dream
to them and their family and Elisabeth helped me a lot to carry this topic.
As emotionally, right now that I' m a mom, it costs
me a lot again because it' s a very delicate subject. But,
for example, right now I' m on the street all day walking,
knowing, because the feeling of people in different colonies. If it' s
sometimes he' s going to tell you something, Luis, it' s
really weird, because where I' ve been, they get you very pretty.
I know that at some point they won' t receive me so pretty.
And it' s normal, because there may be a day when a
person has a bad day and they can even tell me, it doesn'
t happen anymore. But when they tell you what' s going on and
when they' re sensitive issues, of course you' re a human being
and you' re a person and you get hit and you trust it.
There are times I take home and you have to come with the best face
for your three fatties, because it' s no longer your fault, not
because they' re little girls, that all they want is to play and
hug their mom and that you, their mom, fill it with verses.
I' m coming home, like I say everything I bring, we write
it down, we try to fix as much as I can or manage.
But I go into my house it' s like or no more entrances to
do it again, because all the batteries to make mom smile with love and
we are human beings. There' s b for a few days, there
' s bad days, but I' m honest with you. There are
times in the night that in the morning I wake up. So this,
the other, the other. And I have to do this because déstor is
normal, because I' m very accelerated. Then bring in every morning.
In truth, what I do is God, I put you in your hands
in the night, in God, I put myself in your hands and I
just throw my back on me, God, but there are times that I
don' t, but there are times that I think the same forgiveness I
wanted to give and that I interrupted you. You have to say your private
secretary. The people who work with you were saying," Oh, my
God, don' t touch us around the corner" No, please,
one day where you connect them, because there' s a roll, not
everyone tells me that about already calming down or already tonight and we' re
going to this place and all please already, and notice, Luis, that
I' m surrounded by a nice team, that there are many young people,
I tell them that I' m going to steal their collagen. That
' s a lot of twenty- one, twenty- two, twenty-
five- year- olds. Obviously, I also have on the part of
a team with a lot of experience, not bigger anymore, but my young
people are that they are with me from morning to night and they tell me
already for that is actually, no longer Saturday Sunday. They tell me that
you don' t rest, For example, many friends, friends that family,
tell me Sunday is to rest. I can' t, Luis,
that' s me in the morning I' m what we' re going
to do. This is the other thing, the other thing, I mean,
I stop I' m very fast and I love it. Yeah,
I love it, hey. Let me, let me ask you this,
because it' s very important to me, too. This really is not
a difference from that person, that family that has a child with cancer and
that we know has the days or weeks counted? Why this comment? Because
we don' t know either when we may also have the days and weeks
counted. The only difference is that they do know a very close date and
we don' t. And then I think there is an awakening of consciousness
here, in which I want to emphasize because look yes, it is important,
I think, very important, to help, to bring food, to
provide blankets when it is cold, to accompany, to listen. But I
think it' s also important what you said at the beginning, when you
really give you go with the attitude of giving, but you get a lot
of blessings and a lot of information to say hijole, I' m greatly
blessed and so are all those young people. I think you' re changing
the lives of these young people who are helping you, because, obviously,
I imagine that they have to fall into twenty very complicated, not to say
to know that they are chosen by God, by life, by the universe,
that they have things that maybe others are praying for those people. So
it' s a job I think is very nice and I think your team
should thank you still and with all the energy you' re carrying. Not
clear, clear and there are many times, for example, young people right
now, because we are on a totally different chip than when I was young.
I' m not that big, but soul that was yesterday woman.
Barely alas, yes, almost forty years, forty, please name still.
No. No, no? Don' t you? Don' t you?
No, no, it looks like the flower of your minds. Yeah,
the gutters are the new 20. They say then there' s going
to my new twenty. There are not many times as I tell you that
it is not the young people' s fault, nor does life go so
fast that we don' t give ourselves a stop to say what' s
happening around me. And the truth is that for me it is incredible to
see these kids and these kids with so much energy, because with so much
desire and with that waking up I have everything, I have life, I
breathe, I have health, I have everything, and realize that there are
so many issues, there are many problems in different places and that value your
life in this way is very lame. But, apart from courage, because
there are many times that many people complain about I don' t like the
government. I don' t like this. I don' t like how
my city is what are you doing, don' t you? Tell me
what you' re doing So see young people, see the citizen participation right
now, that I' m walking through the colonies and see that the neighbors
come together to do as the summons, the interlocking ones and see I go
to the so I put this, I put the other and you say wow.
That' s what life is about to put on and realize what'
s going on. No. And that' s amazing because, like I
tell you, there' s a lot of people who know that there'
s a lot of people who complain about what you' re doing, not
you. And yet there are also many divine people who are doing many things.
I' m talking to Gaby, Gaby Monjadas, the Gley who wanted
to come in. We' re, we' re calling, we'
re talking to Gaby. Gaby is with Gaby Monjaras today. What a good
question is a 100 percent Queretana woman who studied international business, but now leads
a career, political and social, of more than twenty years. So it
' s a privilege for me to be with us to see if the audio
' s recovered out there. I don' t know, Gaby, if
you can tell us a word that' s not a haughty word to see
us talk. No. I don' t think we' re going to
have to disconnect and reconnect my dear Gaby, while I talk to the venerable
public to tell him well, because Gabby has worked on many social programs,
on many political programs, which is mom of three little ones who are her
engine, that she is now founder and coordinator of the intertwined civil associations and
Maddie And then, to me it' s a privilege. I' m
talking with important is what told us how to live a different life, giving,
not receiving, not waiting, not shaking hands to see Gaby. I
think we' re already there in image, but I don' t know
if in audio tell us anything. Gaby doesn' t listen to me either,
because we' re going to have to then ask Gabby to reconnect so
that she can reconnect here to the studio. And good to tell you that,
obviously, I think we all need to be a Gaby Monjaras. We
all need to see because we have to the right, to the left for
which we have in our colony and really help then this one. I think
it' s very important that we have this awareness of life, that we
have this awareness of being able to say yes I can change the lives of
several people through help. It will never be a help, as less help
is always welcome, Gaby and you' re back. Forgive me if you
' re already dancing at the same dance, we' re back here.
Miguel de Gaby, Hey and good at the end of the way, Thank
you for accompanying us, please remind us of your social networks where people can
get in touch with you, because I believe that already this heights several that
we live in Queretaro say son, I want to help how I help this
one. Aren' t there people who suddenly have fate randoms or school chairs
or have? Covers or do you have? And he says I want to
help. I haven' t found how, because I don' t have
a way to carry them and maybe you can come for them, etcetera.
There are many ways to help or help also in cash, in forgivenesss,
etcetera. Give us your social networks where we can contact you. Please,
my dear clear Gabe, Luis Mira, I am like Gabriela Mujer, Asmouguer
on Instagram, on Facebook, Gabriela Mujer to niés. Muguel is the page,
but also, on the other hand, there is the one on Instagram
and the Querétaro interlacing page. Ok indeed, a quick announcement, Luis,
on the 15th of February, who wants to join n u u s of
February we have a bigbola for José Carlos. José, I' d love
you to come with us to Luis, and we' ll call on you
to spread it. José Carlos is a friend who is the best thing to
learn from him, very much because he values life every day and has the
best attitude in the world. José Carlos is a forty- year- old
boy. Here to turn forty. He' s gonna meet me, he
' s gonna kill me. He' s gonna turn forty. And he
suffered an accident at the age of seventeen, an accident where he lost all
mobility. He is a pedrapléjico and he is half intertwined, he is supporting
and there are also different campaigns so that he can move, get a car
that suits the needs of José Carlos. Then we' ll make a bigbola
on the 15th of February. It' s a breakfast because it' s
amazing. It' s with a Bibola foundation. You' re going to
spend it parents of neither a rich woman you can win many prizes, but
the most important thing is that the ticket you buy goes straight to José Carlos.
All he' s doing between eleven is spreading it and supporting it with
the Bicola foundation, but we' d love to have his granddaughters write us
if they have a ticket, tickets, three tickets or want to win a
gift for the raffle theme is totally open and we' re setting the calendar.
Once a month there is a different activity for them to join, like
going to an asylum, to a house, home to a house of women
who were raped and go some community. We' re going to have a
schedule for every month, maybe it' s not going to be that deep,
but there' s the whole group of interlockings that are pure stupid women
and men wanting to do a lot of things and we invite them to be
one through Gabriel, the Asmuguel woman. Look for me there, on Instagram,
on Facebook or interwoven. I also want to tell all the people who
are seeing us, are listening to us, there are many ways to help.
Many times we are full of dates when consumerism has taken us. And
one of those dates is February 14. All right, if you have your
girlfriend the love of your life, not the one or the one that you
say oh these little bones, I' d like not good, because why
not those little bones? You take 15 to flick pola, they don'
t eat breakfast, they have a hell of a time and they help.
I think maybe imagine it' s you, you' re listening to me,
you' re seeing me as the person who needs to close the lock
and be able to help and reach the finish line. Imagine that nothing else
will be missing you, and then why not be that person to say,
thanks to this effort that I am doing whatever it is, uh, we
' re not asking you to come and give already. You' re there
eight hundred thousand pesos, not this one, but what I do think is
that with having fun, helping, taking not only your boyfriend, your boyfriend
your husband, you can also take your friends to take more people and change
a person' s life. Believe me, when you put yourself in that
person' s shoes and you get to help and change his life. The
smile is the best payment you can get then that you experience it and all
the people who are seeing us as a lion, from the State of Mexico,
from Mexico City, is a good excuse to go meet Querétaro, go
to big Bola and be able to help. Now I want to ask you
my dear Gaby Imagine, you have a chance. We' re gonna fly
and in this part of the talk, no, I don' t like
to call the interview. In this part of the talk we will play with
the imaginary Imagine that you win the lottery an exorbitant amount. We' re
talking about maybe$ 400 billion, a brutal amount like that. What you
do with so much money will be enough to help so many people how you
would think about distributing it. Obviously, we are in the field of imagination,
but help us know what to do with so much wool. I'
m telling you what Luis would do, he' d make you a monster
all in the Querétado thing, but all over the country and if with so
much all over the world, why. Because what we want to do is
connect between citizenship, people and all causes, but it takes a lot.
So, if I earned millions and millions of pesos of dollars, whatever it
was I think I would make a monster with this organization, I mean because
I realized that there is also nothing more beautiful, both for children and older
cars as well as for citizens in general. Give them tools to do things.
For example, when I was in government, they were given a lot
of support and thanked you. But the best thing to do is to give
them tools to create a work topic. For example, we managed in sagar
for the topic of medicinal orchards and families got mad at emotion because among them
and they began to create that it is their shampoo, their ointment for hangos,
to leave albe for coughing, that is, to do how to make
a big program, big, strengthen it, because it does need money,
the truth strengthen it and be able to give people, families, civil associations
so that they can work and generate general. I think I' d do
something like that, that' s like something very obviously, the normal thing
because living well, for my girls, for my family and everything, of
course, but mainly to be that you don' t need much more,
that you need health and being well to be able to impact society. I
think I would do a lot of productive projects, not by means of interlocking,
because for if you tell me a vib I won the lottery, but
for everyone come very good listen and I wanted Gaby here in what good question.
We' re going into this part of the talk, where there are
no good or bad answers. Let' s play with the imaginary, but
we also want to meet you, we want to know who' s behind
this smile, this attitude not and know a little bit more about you.
For example, we' d love to know what junk food you can'
t stop eating, which you say, child. I know this is wrong,
but yes until even your team, either get Gaby the ones or the
ones because he sure comes hungry. I love it. I am very salty,
I mean, I love it more than the sweet ones next door,
the potatoes with Limón and Chile very bad. They drive me crazy or paquitas
with Limón and Chile, full of Chile and Limón and good magi that,
Luis, I love it. My botanist, you' ve had some,
some shopping lately that you' ve regretted, that you' re telling him
Chimpa what I bought this thing that I don' t even wear it,
it squeezes me how I know, well, sometimes, because I do have
clothes that I say what I bought it for. But like that, but
not so much You know what' s going on since I was a mom,
like everything was already thinking about buying my little girls, so how do
you tell me everything you see something else for the clothes. You say no
to Beca, to macar en la para Greta then. But in general,
it did happen to me, as I never did. I' m saying
why I bought it. You know it' s the hardest thing for you
to be a mom,' cause your kids are small, and then they
require a lot of attention, a lot of time. All of a sudden,
I guess all three of you don' t know if it happened to
you, because all three of you cried at the same time, or that
all three of you want to go in in the morning and yourself and say
don' t wait, you' ve seen no. And that' s
when you turn old and say why Three, why not? Why not?
Thirty- seven years don' t count. Of course you know I think
it' s patience, because there' s a moment you' re saying
no more. But there are three little girls who are not to blame for
anything and but sometimes he says he breathes he doesn' t grab the pillow
there and not again, because he' s tired not. And because,
aside, the point is that, because I' m involved, my priority
is to be a mom, they' re not my girls, but they
' re totally in hand with the work issue, not with what I'
m doing. Then patience. Speaking in all I am very desperate in all
the corporals, as already, with three little girls who take macarena and see
here gretas, they take a year and a half, they take nothing.
I' ve got, like, triplets. It' s three times in
the house, but it' s amazing, too. It' s an
awesome fun and aside to see how sisters help each other, love each other,
entertain each other, I tell you something. I think it' s
easier to have all three of them than to have one, because between the
three of them, they' re having so much fun. Then you mourn
at three, you bathe, all three breakfasts at three beds what a shame.
I mean, we' re a very fatherly team, what a father,
what an amazing family. Now tell me how you are about this.
She' s waiting for him and you already told us that she' s
desperate when you get a very long line or when you suddenly say we'
re going for hamburger yes and you make up your mind and you say Chinese
a stream of people wait for you how you handle this topic of frustration as
far as waiting or flat you say better burgers, we don' t go
for tacos look earlier in time you' re going to grow up a little
bit more, but before I was gone I don' t do this anymore,
I' m going and right now what I do, for example,
in a queue to say, for a burger. No and there' s
one that' s what and well And if I go with my little strings,
what I try is to put on music, we start to sing or
if I go alone on a subject of some pay or in some tail,
because I get to answer that the messages always mean, there are so many
things that every space has to be right now. I' ve started to
look like this in traffic, for example, you have to take advantage of
it at a stop you have to take advantage of it in making a call,
in answering some message. Obviously if you' re on a high or
standing, not obviously not driving, but kind of already trying. I'
m still waiting, but I' m trying to work on me to give
you your spaces and say watch relax. Don' t speed up You'
re here. Finish doing what you' re doing, because earlier it was
as it was. I didn' t expect this and I' m not
going to the other one anymore and the other one isn' t right now.
What I' m trying to do is give you your space, give
yourself your time. It' s not okay anymore. For example, you
would like to know what will happen in the next ten minutes or in the
next ten years. You have to pick one of the two. Know what
' s coming in the next ten minutes or know what' s coming in
the next ten years? I think I' ve always wondered that you'
d like me to know your future. You would like me to believe that
we are building it, that every decision ten minutes or ten years, not
the architects of our destiny. But I also think that why go ahead,
you have to live the moment and if the day, the minute or one
more minute, then it' s going to be your answer to what you
did a minute earlier, no, then. I think it' s clear
that you' re curious about what' s going to happen. But it
' s gonna happen what you want, it' s gonna happen, it
' s not gonna happen, it' s gonna happen whatever you want,
because you build your style, it' s not. Yeah, and speaking
of this, you' d like to travel to the past if you had
the opportunity or travel to the future, you' d like to travel.
Obviously, you can' t change anything at all. I think you just
got another call from Gaby, as you can tell, yes. Indeed,
it is always to be working, always tar for the others Gaby, there
they listen to us. Yeah, I' m sorry, someone else I
know, I know, because it' s part of the job. On
the contrary, listen, let me ask you. Travel to the past,
travel to the future without consequences, that is, you can' t change
anything, just see, know, discover, remember or see what' s
going to happen in the future. Traveling back to the past to get back
my dad passed away. Yeah, you' re excused from another call or
my dad passed away seven years ago. I would travel to the past to
know that I know and know that I and I are having them all the
time, but to give her a hug and a huge kiss again and tell
her that I love him and that it is my inspiration only for that to
travel to the past. They have confused you with someone Gaby on the street
who suddenly say ay look there is perhaps someone from abroad, very sweet,
with a Queretana I don' t know and always believe, I don'
t remember her name, but they always think I' m her. I
' m not left with it. I' m her a lot, a
lot, but I still don' t know her. You know what you
should do sign autograph if I' m her and you put a scribble on
her there, you take a picture, and when you' re slammed and
you say, oh, I know who, who' s confusing me already,
yes, why not someone wanted to hum a woman too, but I
still don' t know her. Yeah, tell us about it. Please,
my dear Gaby, I know that this answer for you is too easy
to answer where you think you' re best off in your first communion photo
or tuine photo you' re going two ale in neither. I don'
t think it' s my first Communion, because this was your first community.
He' s very, very, very curious. Hey, tell us,
when you' re a mom and you' re married, they change
your priorities in life. They should change or not necessarily change your chip a
lot I used to be very excited, but, for example, today I
say before I say I leave I don' t know a morning driving from
here to Mexico. I' m driving and now, I say think about
it three times because it' s not you anymore, because three dolls depend
on one. I mean, it changes the chip a lot in everything when
since Macarena was born and I heard pregnant. Start changing the chip but that
I heard the first cry of one of the loves of my life. It
changes you, you become another person with a lot, with a love I
can' t explain to you. I mean, it' s an awesome
love and it' s also in your head, in your heart. And
everything is always going to be a concern, because you want them to always
be okay, just with a disease, with one all with a no.
For example, one of my girls, the rebekah, when she was born,
were ducklings and were very premature and had a breath in her heart.
Well, when they told me, I was going, I was dying,
I mean, there' s nothing more that you love in this life than
a son. I mean, unreal, then you' re always like in
the greatest potential of your life loving, but you' re also always worried
about a very beautiful level of love. But it' s always how you
don' t think so much about one anymore, but all that. What
' s Macarena doing, how' s Rebecca, how' s Greta,
she fell, what' s she got because she' s crying all that.
Yeah, but that being a mom and it' s the, it
' s the prettiest scrub that exists in this world. There' s nothing
more beautiful, but yes, I have, yes, the boy changes a
lot, because I tended toy all over and right now. I already think
about it all three times more tell us, please, when you see yourself
in the mirror, what story you tell yourself, everyone, Evidently, at
least I hope everyone truth, because I do tell me stories. I give
myself in the mirror and speak to myself. It' s not all of
a sudden I' m saying cheer slap, yeah, you can feel like
it, chubby, we' re not going forward, etcetera. I had
a scalp like yours like that, but I don' t, I mean,
and now I don' t have it anymore. No, and then
life changes. Different projects are presented that you and you wanted to go to
the right and life suddenly asks you to go to the left and in reverse,
then you say what had him. But what a story it is that
my dear Dadi tells you you leave her how many you see yourself in the
mirror and first ask yourself what story you tell yourself. And if I perjute
with glue, if you didn' t know your age, if you didn
' t know your age, he' s got it You see how you
feel. The story I tell myself is that I have never been indebted to
me has never always been and that was because my parents always and my family
are always the youngest of my brothers. A brother is fifty- one years
old, my sister is no, my brother is fifty- two, my
sister is fifty and then. I' ve always been very much like I
' ve always been very cared for and especially my brothers and dads too and
I' ve always never been indebted to me. When I say I want
to do this, I do it until I fulfill it. I can do
it right, I can' t do it right, but I never fall
on the line. I do it until I' m done. An example
was my daughters. A lot of people, my son, you' re
not gonna be a mom anymore. There' s no way to be a
mom anymore, many gynecological issues of no way. It wouldn' t have
to be a miracle and I said I' m gonna be a mom.
I died on the line and today I' m not one' s mom,
I' m three' s mom. I mean, what I'
m going to is I' m worth it and I say Gabriela is a
mop, because everything she does you' ve put on your head, you
' ve done it, you' ve done it, you' ve done
it and there are fears on the way, but I always end up with
them. So it was a lot of security that I got from Girl,
but it also went a lot to personality. And saying how you live there
' s only one if I take care of you tomorrow, I don'
t know. Today I' m here and today I' m going to
do my best and I' m very proud. I was so proud.
In fact, I do of what I have done, of how things have
been given, of what has been built and of doing what I am passionate
about and I like, and four years add to it for another. I
really feel like I' m gone in the mirror and he sees me and
I say I' m about thirty- one man, but about twenty-
four, twenty- five you' re waging war on the young, eh
if you' re giving it to them or to the young, ah coming
in at thirty. No, man, no, no, I didn'
t want him. I want to ask you something when at some point you
' re underneaded with a moment to see. There' s an issue all
of a sudden, one commits, because I see that you obviously don'
t seem to be from this planet. But I think you are from this
planet and therefore make mistakes. Like any human being, a lot of mistakes
are made unintentionally. We didn' t know anything else, we believed something
else and made mistakes, but there are mistakes that we make volunteers. That
ay I parked five minutes you fast and if I knew it was wrong,
but I watered it, how you get up from there how you turn around
to that mistake you made when you saw that yes, yes, that you
watered it you ask forgiveness, you keep quiet, how you make it learning
from them. Sure, well, I, Luis, like this, of
mistakes, I say a lot of things and you learn from them. And
as time passes, you commit new ones again. But you' re learning
from those new mistakes again. I mean, I think we' re human.
It' s worth making a lot of mistakes, but it' s
better to learn from all these mistakes you' ve made. So that'
s what with small stems not maybe, one of my fatties waiting for you
already runs and you' re yelling at him a bodoca that doesn' t
have it. Not then anymore you say breathe and no longer or the subject,
that is, for example, the subject of the parked, not today
I say no invent or I go with someone in general, not some friend,
a friend I already did, it is not firm there not stains is
for pregnant women. No, yes, yes, all that kind of details,
but to learn from them and be aware, not to be aware that,
because you do not do it again. I don' t really want
to thank you very much for the kindness of talking to you. Juan Gabriel
says that the cruel is the time not God Forgives, but the time did
not say Juan Gabriel He made a very sad talk. The microphones are open
to talk again two, three, fifty times. There' s a lot
to talk about on the 15th of February. Please, let' s all
be there in Bibola. Let' s support, we can change a person
' s life. But I would love my dear Gaby, if you had
the microphone today to give a message to all of Mexico. All of Mexico
will listen to you. All of Mexico is attentive to this message. They
have already said in all federal, federal, state and municipal spheres that Gaby
Monjarás is going to give us a very important message. Today everything has the
attention of all Mexico. What this message would be wanted for me, Gaby,
would be amen what you do, love it or love what you are
doing. If you want to be the best mechanic in the world, he
' s the best wants to be a chef, be the best amen what
they' re doing. Wake up in this life with love, with passion,
wanting to do things, starting to be more empathetic. But here the
key is value in life and love what everyone is doing. I think that
' s the key, because that' s where everything else comes from.
That' s where it' s coming from. That' s where I
come in health, because the head is everything, that is, keeping your
head occupied and more doing what you love there you have your life resolved.
Gaby Te. Thank you so much. Thank you for the opportunity. We
will be sure to be attentive to all activities. I think there' s
a lot to be done to help. Count on your servant, I raise
my hand to say I want to support and I want to help because,
obviously, the more hands we are, obviously more hearts we can reach.
Then I think we' re living in a time. He already taught us
a pandemic that can bring us to our knees, but also today, with
what we have, with what we are, with what we can, we
can truly change a person' s life in a positive way, Gaby I
send you many blessings, a huge hug. Thank you, really, for
everything and all of you. Thank you very much for sharing, thank you
for commenting, thank you for getting involved with my guests, with my guests
and we will see and listen to each other in a next chapter. I
am Luis Miguel Salgado and this is what a good question that you have many
blessings goodbye. Thank you, Luis, thank you very much.