That here a hug to Miguel de Jesús Rodríguez, the chocolate, who was
a little affected to his health. I hope that he will recover soon and
with the faith and strength that he always exhibits in God and Jesus Christ,
health will come. So I send you a hug from here that every day
listens to us, from Pennsylvania, yes, Pensylvania, the chocolate all legends
of the radio of the Cibao. He made a great journey in Turbo ninety
- eight in the afternoons was that I listened to him over there. It
' s more than fucking years and a tremendous master of ceremony. He'
s a communicator, he was a collaborator, and what' s the name
of the thing people do when they send him to a town or a super
- Holy Week reporter. So for him a hug you said, Eduardo,
is that I don' t ask you, because I always listen like candymen,
chocolate, like those DJ names of the time and also some that still
have. I don' t know about Candyman, but chocolate has an easy
explanation. It' s just that he' s a dark- haired man.
If it varies from the Mao of Valverde, as Peter Back was told
in his time as an anime boy, as an animator, the vite didn
' t take the lead. I didn' t have, I didn'
t have any nicknames. That' s what I' m saying, Mommy,
the pinter You' re going to be on this side I' ve
had a little kiss on this side. Tonight it cost you or s Sara
once in it is not loose and in sheath and very logic and in rumba
the boy put me the fierce in the nineties. What those were are you
legends of animation and the Dominican radio wins Boy Fromborno died as when ten years
ago, he retired to fall in the two thousand four. Through there he
led Rumba and also Nobel ninety- three in Bonao. It' s in
that my they' re still Petter' s fierce. Don' t tell
me another what our friend' s name is. We threw him walk that
announcers with a man. That' s a pod. Eighty miners, the
tomil to yes, but Tommy Mello is a man, but don' t
say your name on that guy. Such a thing or perished. So I
don' t know what sheath. For example, Carlos Toma, who is
one of the last 80- year- old litter of Carlos Thomas, graduated
from the speech in the year ninety- three that took it was the radio
bonitillo. It' s cute and it' s the real edge. Carlos
takes what he has to Green Eyes and in a country where people so ugly
have green eyes. It' s a plus. Not in his time.
He was good, he was an elegant guy. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
yeah, yeah, he was a fancy guy. The bonito on the
radio or wey yeah, yeah, yeah. I' ve never done it,
never a mommy, not Carlos Thomas, never again looks at anyone,
Never Mommy, gave me three schools on the Medrado group radio station. I
' ve never had no mamea who' s not called friend to and black.
And how is the super black, the super black super black who doesn
' t catch the black Pelusa, what doesn' t fucking Pelus, the
sun worker so free I' ll clear you of the wow. Not like
that, not anymore. In fact, there are already animators, there are
no longer jasso I believe that already the last, the last animators, since
they are left of the new generation. There are no good animators, besides
that we are already very good speakers, but animators like those who met the
radio in the seventies and eighties, and perhaps the last great litter of good
animators was in the nineties, that is where the very yulísima Meri Jane and
a number of names that became popular, Chico Maxi, for me one of
the best animators that the radio has had. Ah that Maxi was sometimes too
hairy, an old young man, was more yes or young old, or
at twenty- seven years old he seemed to be eighty years old in temperament
gives me a name because what Miguel Ortega tells me was a good animator in
his time. So that Miguel Ortega had a short trance on the radio,
because he hi are more television than radio. Oh, that' s right.
He was the first director who had independence from FM in the ninety-
five, the Gaby Gavilan, Gaby of the best of all time and care
if his generation was not the best teacher, master of animators. But that
doesn' t exist anymore. Well, our friend Ross Peña said it,
Roberto said it, and your friend Frankie said it more humanely than the peace
that was dedicated to radio real estate. Franquia, Franquiaria, Franquearia, was
rock very good, had a nickname when I was in poor, was in
power and I was in Universal, also universal and in the mornings in supra
and don Roberto did not have to be good, not frank, because there
was a particularity on Radio Universal, especially in that stretch of the nineties and
it was that in universal gradio they had a mardito bosolón everything that went out
there, starting with rospeñas. The broadcaster who died was already the director of
Dominicana Femas. I left the named Marian de la Mota. She was one
of the cleanest female voices I' ve ever heard on the radio. It
was for a long time the voice that identified in channel one hundred and five
in the Vega Mario de la Mota. Imagine you getting into that league.
It was quite good, very good and to stand out is because it was
very good with that equipacio, the pimp Mami super who had very good animators.
That' s where Orlando was, too. He saw very little that
he later became a doctor, but there was the one who left for New
York. Rudy very rude Franco who brought him from Santiago for here was in
Turbo ninety- eight remember Frankie Aria was Frankeria in universal and Pedro Piedra in
Power one hundred and three and that double sheath Yes, two, double talent,
double talent, yes, yes, yes, educated, but truly and
with all the love of the world. But the Yulisima marked a stage that
no one has been able to overcome. Vicky, also the Vicky who worked
here in rhythm ninety- six and again, in space chain many years,
but worked on radio m also for a long time. Very good cheerleader,
and now I' m running the street. Yes, very good announcer and
clear is for me the best of the best of all time. In the
fucking pucci, the damn hard puchera, the end I eblo crawls, but
he gave him the i we would call him the tell me, because everyone
can have their list. The most complete of all was Super fran a super
Frank More than that is an intellectual of the radio, no one exceeded,
a genius of the radio creativity, a passionate of what makes tremendous super tobacco,
yes, of course, super super franfrago to a generation of animators that
from there detached everything that then stood out here on the radio throughout the country.
And the one who discusses it in a different way is a petty,
yao tremendous announcer, tremendous animator, tremendous programmer and tremendous creative of the radio
that was rapping animate that has rapping raps cheering on the devil uncle and talking
on horse pussy. It tells me that Super Franca is engaged in a commercial
for a meeting with a hippolyte. They politicized me. I wasn' t
there for that. Right, it' s true. Open up. Yes,
yes, yes, but hard, hard, now, frank because your
occurrences and experience and wisdom are always necessary, necessary. I have other issues.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, what do you do now and then?
Yes, but certainly what they say is that there are no good animators anymore,
I think it is not because of lack of talent, but rather of
people who already find this interesting for the new generations. Radio is evolution.
Yeah, these more conversational abortions and the whole pod. But even now this
seems not to be exciting and does not appeal to people like maybe like me
who approached the radio. Out of curiosity, the voices the way to animate
excellent here my and I have lacked the radio in English, because where you
leave you who was in his last stage on the rocks. Oh, my
God, he passed away nine years ago. Wow I did the name,
but I was in Listin for a while, no more, but not like
Rol was the voice. He identified semisola for a long time. I'
m talking about this announcer who really liked Britain and all that sheath. Wow,
I left the one who worked with Pompo Ombrea for a long time.
It was also a pompon was very hard and his brother, too, Mario
Obrea, was a pompo of music. He' s got man, don
' t man, I don' t say another, my God, it
wasn' t man' s name. They' re going to give it
to you if this good one gives you Alberto Ricardo Herrera, a Mike Romero
who was very hard Romero, Ricardo Rana DJs. Mike Romero is the one
who' s fucking with me, teacher and such a good friend that he
was a mom. I' m old, but there hasn' t been
here and write it down Look, I was a barombalete fan. Karina Ciprián
is one of the best voices in English radio and radio station animation. It
is still there on the radio, but this country has not given birth to
a better music animator or English rock radio stations that is Mike Romero. He
' s there. It' s there in the videos and the story.
So nothing. All of them must be greeted. Others stayed about sixty-
five corners where they arrived. But anyway, what' s surprising now is
that there' s no good animos perhaps in the fields. There' s
still the field radios. Passionate is that I enter a town and I enter
the fifth oy radio porifa, I begin to give and fsi. Yeah,
yeah, yeah, I threw in an absorbed amino pod. Or that when
you on a station that took promotions from several stations with various voices, you
edited it and threw it away. It' s good. Fuck me.
We have to have a couple of coconuts. Eh more to camp twelve in
the middle of Chancha Charan Chara Chara? Cha Charan Clararan Chan Now it was
the noon special with you I read give and they have told us that they
have known us that that decree was drugged in the two thousand one. Ah,
but you put that on people' s drug- and- pol theater.
People, people stay, they know the story of that. You can
' t be that turn Dad rad, Dad Pa knows that he has the
man when it sounds that they visaged him for the watch Sara rod, bread
to stop now, bread stop the two of them eating When I made Vaina
here I always forget Bellin. I don' t put it because it'
s not because they believe you like that, because you get the exact patri
sense. I think we should get back to that again by noon the national
hino. That' s why I put the identity, the national identity that
is so attacked and so in danger of being eroded. I think the tremendous
jolt also puts her more often in class. Yeah, there, if I
run a station, put the anthem in at noon. That, like you,
the gartian probes must use you. It also looks like a kind of
thing. I understand that we see more attention to two and a message after
that the water is life, you see it doesn' t waste it and
that there is a drop where it was that they got that drop. It
seemed to me that in the ocean bye tomorrow we have the beer tiger here.
It' s coming tomorrow, yeah, yeah, yeah, go,
Adam Núñez. It comes tomorrow with beer that Olén' s friends have this
July' s dring Fest, and also comes the data advocate. There are
many topics to deal with the attorney dor here at the rhythm of the morning
go and be very careful. Ah By the way, my friend got screwed
with the five- day theme, because the five days were a calendar for
article eighty- one. Besides, it shouldn' t have been five days,
I see it' s thirty. Bye,