We' re here, we' re two minutes late, but later,
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on this last day of July. What a fast arm life is going away.
Yeah, life ain' t worth nothing. No César said José Alfredo
Jiménez, one of my favorite composers. Welcome to Dr Amel Hello. Good
night. Yeah, the truth is, we' re running out of year
like water. But then, let' s make the most of it so
it' s an enriching and cute year to remember exactly that there are more
good than bad memories. Welcome from frad baby girls. How are you?
What taste? What taste? How nice to see you on this last day
of July, Julio Hey, I' m putting the products in the store
right now. There are a few different tacitas of all peace, there are
several, there is one to create your life, there is one that I
like very much, that is with all peace making friends. Also that'
s the most original, a few little books, some shirts and well,
there' s history in history. Hey, and I want to clear them
up, I need to clear it up. I' ve already said thirty
times, listen, well, that' s not how much you say here,
but listen, look at this store. I do it with great pleasure.
I am having fun, I love I already have my cup as soon
as I get to Mexico, I will have cup to create your life and
notebook your life and shirt then I will buy everything. But when I have
my address in Mexico, since in a little time it won' t be
long, but I don' t think I go and say I won'
t sell expensive not the store. The store isn' t mine. I
come through there my brand and the store, of course, is the one
who puts the prices. But I swear to you, you have no idea
what a good quality you' re made of. The cups really don'
t have when I decided and I said ay yrale very good quality. So,
well, if you want to go there, you' re at your
disposal, and I hope you like it, and you hear, hey,
boy, please stop saying, please, let me know every time I say
it. I don' t know why I' m stuck with that word
today. But, well, let' s get started. Yes, let
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seven. Thank you and let' s start. Let' s think about
today. Imagine what you' re going to talk to us about the green
of one of your experiences of what I know most, in what I'
m very happy about, because notice that there are very few Barbies inspired by
Mexicans, especially that they come out for sale. Not because for sale we
only have the CRBDs no one else, that is Alexa Monieno and those didn
' t go for sale. So there' s a Barbie line that comes
out every year where Gloria, this fan, Celia Cruz and big divas,
men and women and some neighborhood men and dressed like them and which Mexican Barrie
they think is proposing to take him to the joints. And I' m
going to be first in line and spend a lot of money to buy.
I am a doll, I am very happy because I believe and I think
they would be very happy Juan Gabriel is rumored to be the next doll that
Barni will bring us fanfare for all Barbie fans and fans of Juan Gabriel.
Hey, hey, wow how original this is, yeah, man, but
how funny it' s gonna be like how many years since Juan Gabriel died,
or because of some commemorative matter, I figure I' ll be or
how the initiative is born. They don' t tell me what it'
s like to do what' s called lightning girls you guys who are more
in English and eighty- two who get the king here I tell you güey.
I think it' s David Bowie. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
well, I here, I remembered by lightning. I' m not very,
very, very fans either I' m not a fan of not very
wise about that subject. Sorry, no, but if there' s more
to that than me, if you see me here with the phone, I
' m sorry to interrupt is that I' m taking an alert that I
won' t open because the forgiveness message explained to them, because Anita just
said a message just made a purchase with your number. I don' t
know what and so on and so forth in such a place. And then,
if you don' t recognize her, click here to a link.
What is not to be done exactly then notice that as this bank sends me
in the thousand amounts alert of no. No. No, no, no,
no, don' t. What I did was go straight to the
bank and ask. But that' s why, if you see me here,
it' s not like I' m not paying attention to David Bowie,
Juan Gabriel Barry, but I' m telling you because it' s
any minute now and you' re catching us off guard. That' s
right, and if I' m never afraid of you taking the package.
Oh, yes, he does. That' s a lot already. That
' s a good mother. Well he continues from France, forgive me not
good. They took out the David Bowie and they had taken out the carl
He is the designer and then it was like a list of great men and
in that lis is Carl' s is that the song d and there was
a list of men that Barbie was inspired and on this list it was leaked
that probably by November the name that will be there will be Juan Gabriel.
And I would be very happy, because many Mexicans deserve a Barbi. I
mean, it' s worth something, Efrain. You said a moment ago
that there have been some of these, of these reproductions of important figures that
have not been released. It said then, because I remember that not long
ago we were talking about one and I said hey we' re going to
have him and you told me it' s not that that doesn' t
come out the vein and then you said, the derbeds have come out for
sale and I have the doubt that at the time they made Maria Felix'
s, that it did sell, that it was a limited vision, very
well, but it was also for sale for a while. Yeah, and
in fact, there seems to be one there' s going to be a
reissue next year. Oh, what an interest to hear, that' s
one. It has to be announced that this is one of the next women
leaving a mark is Maria Felix, yes world, I have to be.
Very good, sorry, I' m already, I' m already here
very good and I hope that and well, Ephraim, I think you don
' t have that doll yet that of Mary Happy See, that it was
and those that went in the bad pandemic even if you don' t believe
it ah how you think and a Selena that wasn' t of matel,
but Selena pulled out her doll and that already you have the quintonilla and they
whatever to continue to profit with it. Hey and us in the' 80s
singing the song of your sweet doll you ca that was also a roleon.
Listen the other day we made the music program that we already have to do
for members. You' re right, Efra Ahorita, you' re right.
When Dulces sang, what you have dragging, that is your feet,
that is, wow, a roleon, uh, red, I played it,
you play it, love, exactly, but Rufita didn' t want
to see lies about the musical to that one so you can see. There
are two musicals that do. Hold on, what, hold on? Lies,
lies and down, hey, no, mom, mine, mom,
like this, no, no, no. I can' t get up
today. I know you ignorant naca this all you want. I went to
see both times. In the first one I got out in the intermission.
In the second, the person I was seeing said hold on, hold on,
I didn' t mean, I held on for two minutes. Well,
it doesn' t kill about ten minutes after act two started. And
I couldn' t. I couldn' t. They know why people who
have severe anxiety and when you' re in a place where you can'
t stay because no, it can' t be no, I didn'
t get out, I couldn' t with that I couldn' t.
And kats don' t even speak true anymore. Cat Sy la VI notice,
the VI twice a set in Chicago many years ago that I liked because
it was a small theater, very close. I had more dialogue and so
on in Chicago and it was like a play very close to the public.
I liked that and the other time I saw it I think in the theater
of this complex Manolo Fabregas. I don' t remember. I don'
t remember which one Cats was on, but there they were, to see
and I went with Boris. I don' t know if he' s
gonna hold this for me, but behind us was Carla who fell asleep.
She fell asleep. So no. It' s not me anymore, it
' s not. No. He doesn' t have the cructure of an
operetta and he' s tired. The other day it occurred to me to
tell a person that Carmen the opera was very tired and good or tacha de
tenda más. But because in a way i does not have to come with
lead or at the end, here it is also a matter of tastes and
predictions, because saying is a good genre in the case of the musical,
which is what Lupita has always said. It' s a genre I don
' t like. And there are many people who are brilliant, who appreciate
other forms of art and don' t like musicals, musical movies. There
' s a lot of people who really don' t. I can'
t. I couldn' t see her at the Nolan I' m sorry,
this is almost as much as you want. I couldn' t hear.
I' ll do it. I must know that you also wanted to
get out exactly. It' s not very valid. To me, for
example, the good rebel novice is to myself I love to see, for
I mean, I liked very many. It fascinates me. It fascinates me.
They know we need to make it clear that that time we went to
see Cats who was on the stand and fell asleep, it was because she
was doing the show. Today then the reality is that even though the program
or its soon- to- last option was recorded many times. I think
I was tired of work. That' s where I have to recognize him.
That is when I saw I said no, because he gets up at
five in the morning. It comes to produce, of course Terne' s,
the dream not Lupis pro tone that makes Andreliod Webert has the structure of
an operetta and opera and operetta are very tired, because the fact that people
are not the musical where we are talking and suddenly you sing like lies and
I can' t lift you up, because that' s the musical.
But the structure of the operetta, where all the script is sung and danced,
is that the truth. Yeah, there' s a time when what
happens. That is the genre that premiered precisely in the middle of the last
century, the second half of the last century, as Rock opera, as
it was then. I think this discussion is very interesting to keep thinking about
what we' ve been talking about these days, how valuable and mature it
is to respect opinions and do all as personal affronts, because here are two
of us who like musicals. There' s one that says he likes each
other, and there' s one that doesn' t. I do.
I do love letter Ameis and I all like them. Lupita doesn' t
like it, but we agree on other things and it' s not a
personal affront between each of us three is. I don' t like this,
and I think when you say this very colloquially, you tell me ignorant.
Or I' ve already been told ignorant, because I don' t
like it. It' s not that the one you don' t like
something would have nothing to do with ignorance. I think what would have to
do with ignorance would be to criticize ignorantly. And then whether saying this is
no good or not is good because, from my point of view, such
and such and that those arguments were not valid exactly note that I can be
the most divine thing in the world from there and I still don' t
like it exactly. Hey, look, Jannin, I did like the John
Travolta gray. I saw Newton John, of course, hey, but he
had frankly, he wasn' t very young and as a teenager he didn
' t like. I was lost. Well, I love both of them.
Not because you think I remember, I don' t remember anymore.
I liked him. I mean, there are waves that I did like to
see. But there is another is that there are some who are eternal.
Forgive me, but they are eternal to go to the bathroom today dawn and
it' s about what you' re going to take so long that you
don' t even go is ons eternal, but it' s true what
America said. I think it has a lot to do with today' s
show that we want to talk about. That' s because I put on
the cover until death do not give. AndÁngel Aguilar, no, not
because his contract says that three years is enough. He' s three years
old now. I don' t know what they want anymore. But one
of the things we talked about in the morning was all those things that we
learned, that taught us that they are almost dogmatic and that we couldn'
t change truths, because myths urban legends, remember that dads said don'
t take bread with water because you' re going to get worms better a
stupid thing because, that is, the lombres say that but no way it
' s land, that is, it has nothing to do with it.
But I' d say no if you had coffee. Not anymore, because
the same thing, coffee is water. It' s water that' s
very Chinese, the watermelon at night. It' s terrible. Yeah,
no, no, no, don' t drink water,' cause you
' re soaking up like you' re getting fat. There were already many
of those myths. The truth was a lot of myths. And, well,
that would be the least they' d tell you not to take this,
because you can be harmful or you don' t take this. Winchers
are gonna turn your eyes green, anyway. The serious thing is when a
leader or someone, a religious leader, a political leader, a moral leader,
a leader finally tells you something and that becomes by repetition. I actually
put President Echeverría on the cover. To Luis Echeverría, because in his time
it was a time of great censorship in this country, of many censorships.
I' m telling you because, from experience and now, I' m
telling you first when you came here, because you censored him, you didn
' t allow them. I think they had to give money. That comes
in the documentary of queen can see it, there it is documented. He
got angry with Fred and Mercury because something happened to his colleagues' visas and
they were mistreated. They never wanted to come back and from there began a
rumor to sow, a rumor that they were forget the worst thing that could
happen, the worst immoral group. And then he never went back to Mexico
and among many people, especially the parents of that time, they didn'
t demonize to queen and in reality, because it was just a musical group
that had fought with the government in turn or my dad had a program called
the Leguía family. This Teleguía family program had two periods, one in the
1970s and the other in the 1980s. The one I remember most saw,
for it is that of the eighties, where Horacio Villa Lobos, Marta Carrillo
for many feathers that wrote at that time before Leia. But earlier in the
seventies, which is the strongest time, where it was echeverría, there was
a TV family program that broadcast at about two o' clock in the afternoon.
I recognized I was very young and listened to it when my mom went
to school for me and sometimes I must have gone to double, or I
don' t know why it was the double EXE. And then there were
Don Fernando Marcos, Jacobo Moret, Carlos León. Carlos León was the writer,
one of the screenwriters of Cantinflas. To be understood, Jacobo Morets was
an expert in music, Don Fernando Marcos another, in other words, there
were many very interesting feathers. And then Carlos León, that this man who
wrote scripts that, then, who wrote scripts for Cantinflas, comes to mind
at some point clearly the talk there. Yeah, of course, they were
talking about shows, but if you guys check that one day we' re
gonna check it out here, I promise you. The teleguides of the seventies,
as they will find very important feathers. But also, feathers of a
political nature. I also had to see were Jacob saludovs that once lopez Origa,
once Renato leduque at some point that I have him waiting for very strong
feathers. So, on that show, of course, what was being talked
about was strong. And then, one day Carlos León says there was a
distant country in which a clown ruled Pelón. And then, well, being
the President who that program was, he said goodbye the next Friday and it
' s over. That was censorship, that' s bad censorship. So,
that' s the way things are, and that was the kind of
censorship and the kind of times that we didn' t get ideas into and
no more at that moment, throughout history we' ve gotten ideas that we
have to believe blindly and we forget that we all have the right to believe
or not believe in what we want and what' s good for one doesn
' t have to be good for others. I mean not in question,
not in question of good or evil as a fact, like killing good,
because it is not bad for anyone and religion whatever it is, no,
but universal, yes, for example, let' s put it. I
don' t know how bad it is that you don' t pray at
night and then you grow up like that all your life. You realize that,
for nothing is going to happen, that is, and if he does
not baptize the child, he will go to hell, no. No.
Nor is it true the poor little boy, that is, the fact that
I do not believe in that is not in fact. It doesn' t
mean you shouldn' t believe it, you don' t force me or
believe it. That' s the part where I think it should be tolerance
and respect. I do not know who wants to start from you, because
I believe that yes, that is, the question of universal values that we
said, that is, the primordial value, because it is life, of
course. Not then should we have no argument about who is right or not,
because I think it is something that, as human beings, we should
be very clear by now. The dignity of the person, for example,
is the same. And now it is true that respect for the right of
everyone, among which is precisely that of saying, thinking and believing that what
everyone wants the problem is that just yesterday was speaking and looking is going to
be a word that I think is going to end up being recurrent with all
peace, which is the very famous philodoxia that he was talking about, which
is this necessity or this pertinence so great that the opinion that a group or
a person has is adopted by others yes or yes, and that is the
big problem that when it is not fulfilled, because it causes that phenomenon of
intolerance that you were talking about, then you can' t be here,
you can' t be, you can' t go in, it can
' t be because you don' t share the opinion. And that is
very strong look and there are examples, obviously very serious, like those that
have caused, therefore, great segregations of groups of people by race or religion,
mainly. But even the smallest things, also now that you were talking
about echeverría, for I read also among his famous pearls was to have said
that those who were at the Festival of Abándaro who say they say because look
at how the story is transformed by the voices that tell it over time.
I remember hearing that that had been a tremendous thing, that it was the
famous Mexican Top Butz, but worse than good that they did and they did
and so on, there are those who say that it wasn' t that
bad, that there was a lot of crazy, but not like it was
said. But at the end of the day, the newspapers of that time,
yes, many of them were very moved, so the power expected of
them or demanded of them. They said it was a disgusting orgy. They
had said that they had been a true bacchanal and that the President spoke only
with the following words traitors to the homeland. So you say in what moments
the country betrays listening to a kind of music or going to a music festival
that could have been very crazy, but that doesn' t really have to
do with it. It looks like a betrayal of the country to me.
And there are other things I remembered. For example, I tell you a
very remarkable one, which has to do with the history of the country and
another one that is not so remarkable, but it comes to mind because it
is a personal subject that I had to live in, which is when,
when I was working in aviation, as I have already told you many years
ago, there was a very important change in the industry when planes arrived that
are called Nerbus. They are like this because they are French, but well
they are already known as Airba, but they were of French origin and then
they arrived like the Rpus. At that time he arrived at the company where
I worked. A very modern plane was the three hundred and twenty, and
the people who were already working in the industry many years ago, who were
my teachers, my mentors at that time in aviation, were horrified because they
knew that those planes were already computerized, that they were carrying a whole computer
system, that already made those cabins of before one saw with eight hundred buttons
that were the same on the left side as on the right and, therefore,
could be a thousand and a peak. I don' t know many
little buttons were gone and there were only a few and two screens for the
captain and troop the co- pilot and it really was almost almost a revolution
of crews who didn' t want to board their planes and didn' t
want to work on those planes and they said things like this. What'
s going on? Imagine that the plane suddenly goes crazy and wants to go
wherever he wants to or land or go because the plane wants to as if
the fact that the plane was computerized meant that it was autonomous, of course
how to sow fear to all this technological question that was coming. That,
that, too, and a lot of that stuff was left with time.
In time. I believe that the issue of computing and electronic stuff, reality,
has been tearing down all these myths. However, there are others who
have remained, because for decades, percent for centuries we have seen for example,
and we also talked about it the other day and we have talked about
it here among us as who, the women who were dedicated to the herbalist
were considered witches and to this day, to this day, not because they
are sorcerers. And it doesn' t necessarily have to be that way.
And there will be someone who likes to put this intention into something, but
not necessarily, not necessarily. There are women taking fingerprints from the witches who
go to see where we were talking about the Baileus malefied that it was an
image, that is if it was given flying, if you see the moon
and lupita and I did a lot in half. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
sure, and that made you believe it, and then centuries later,
a lot of people who kept buying this kind of myths to this day.
He goes on to say that he looks at adornment and has nothing to do
with whether there is anyone who likes to worship saints, for go ahead and
if there is someone who likes Catholics ahead and he who no more than attacks
others, no more than they do not bind against anyone. For me azlock
zté the will, but you have the right to believe or not believe and
enjoy or not enjoy. And there will be anyone who goes to see a
movie this one I don' t know of terror and abrasus that no.
And there will be those who believe that the devil does exist and I open
others who do not believe it. But that' s not why we'
re going to censor whoever believes it and we' re not going to censor
anyone who doesn' t believe it exactly. The joke is that I think
I' ve said it myself at least what I did in a number of
times or question things and we' re in absolute freedom to exercise our belief
today, for example, today, if you get into x or it'
s Twitter, and I tell you X. I always tell him Twitter,
but I tell X because I' m going to talk about what Ilan Musk
is doing. He is very much manipulating the information regarding the elections in Venezuela.
He is, in fact, writing in Spanish and, in fact,
there is a lot of censorship and they are being presented and images are being
allowed that do not correspond to reality in Venezuela and a lie is being sown
then. A lie is being sown that many people are believing and because there
are many people who limit what they read to that. And we' re
not in Venezuela and we don' t know what' s going on,
but that' s one way to lie about Ephraim. I want to re
- open a chapter of intolerance and different ways of thinking. Very funny that
my generation will remember and that was the March 16th of the two thousand eight
that there was a great battle in insurgents, in the Glorieta of Emos against
punks. No, and then there was a great East. Everyone was called
by hi fi at that time, for myspes who social grips of the time
so that they went to defend their style and their genres. There weren'
t the mentalists and the punches against the cymbals. No. Then there were
the cops, there were a lot of people. Your server was there because
it' s gossipy, the boy this and I remember asking the punches and
why they' re here, because a lot of styles are being tested.
There' s no video to look for today I say no majors happened,
the police came to the caracrillas, nothing happened. Yeah, he was ugly
about it, but yeah. It has to do with a matter of sometimes
you don' t even know what you' re defending, because now a
friend and I were watching the video of this kid who said pun that you
' re getting in. They' re defending a lot of styles, not
the kid. So I' m going to say one thing with potatoes,
with a lot of love, with a lot of respect. It was a
pungueto hinco, because no longer, that is to say, starting from there
everything wrong. No, I mean, the little ones, because the Mexican
doesn' t, the punk comes from a question of Britain, that has
nothing to do with the Mexicans, that he overcame your very weird style,
but he didn' t even know what the güey was defining and many times
that happens, or you get involved. I' m gonna say it because
I love to say it. They get on to the terms of the mamé
and they don' t even know what they' re defending. I'
m going to defend them and why you' re going to defend them.
One of the things I put here on the cover is also is and I
repeat, I return to Angela Aguilaria Nodal. Well, I personally did criticize
this contract they say you signed. Misch Rubalcaba says that it seems that he
signed a nodal contract in which he promises to be faithful the first three years
of his marriage, which seems to me like buying fidelity and chastity. No.
But, well, every one of them wouldn' t. I wouldn
' t marry a person who has to sign except a loss, a financial
loss that' s going to be faithful, so I wouldn' t.
However, there is one thing that is what I question because we have always
been taught that life that this is all one of the great ones. I
know they' re gonna be good, they' re gonna argue, and
that' s what I want them to put their cards on the table.
Until death do us part, she' s a granddaughter, that' s
a lot. Listen until death appears to us for a long time, that
is, it is a long time, they fought forever, it is always
eternal to watch count biologically, thinking anthropologically according to the nature of the human
being. Why would he have to one how he can do to a person
to stay in love with the rest of his life how you do that smochruh
and then I mean, you can' t. Then that' s what
I understand. I understand that and then they say that gorillas have only one
pair, but they' re gorillas. Hey, parez he hears. Yes,
they are the pines, yes, but it turns out that they are
one species and we are another. So, if they do what they want
within human beings, I think there must be. They never taught me,
of course, in biology, but Jorge Flores, who was my teacher,
should have taught, should have known that there is no one, that there
is one subspecies within the human species and there will be some that yes,
they like to be married for the rest of their life and be happy,
Jack Forever and others that don' t. So, yeah, but you
' re not there either. Then I don' t look bad. I
mean, yes, I see it wrong, that you have to sign to
be faithful. That' s right, it' s very cannony, but
what you say, hey, look. Three years from now, we'
ll see and follow. I don' t think that' s bad.
I don' t think that' s bad. Well, what happens is
that, obviously, that' s an idea that has to do with the
fantasy of romantic love, that' s what love songs talk about, what
the songs say about you' re my life if I die and I don
' t know what when in reality, because nobody dies, with no one,
whether it' s a couple that lets themselves be loved or that leaves,
not that people go for other things, not that they lose their lives
for other things. And besides, sometimes you can think that' s why.
But there are not a number of consequences that are being added up for
something like that to happen. But it' s like this idea of romantic
love and that, besides, you hear very nice when people make their vows
and say and swear and everything. But I think that when you have a
certain maturity, you understand that it is neither so easy, nor so natural,
nor is anyone really tied up to stay in something if you don'
t want to. And I think what happens is that being in love,
because there are already studies that say that the fall in love lasts three four
years at most not until less. But what there is is another kind of
commitment of affections look you should say, you should say friends until death separates
us friends forever. That' s okay, or partners, and that'
s what I believe you hear, it doesn' t mean that one goes
and hears, because we already beat the crush and a four years ago and
I' m going to find another one. No. No, not because
maybe, never, because maybe, because it' s this part that'
s not interested in having more couples. And that' s very valid.
But it is also valid for the other couple who hears, because it is
that it no longer wants clear speaking in a real honest way, eh,
no, no, I speak of unobligated, of not paying pensions, no,
no, no, with the responsibility that it implies, I mean emotional
and economic and social, that involves Ephraim. Here I am already debauchery,
sorry Ephraim. There' s a phrase I love to say. Until the
death of love do not separate us love dies and understand that love can be
transformed. Look at me as good water if my partners aren' t my
friends I' m not happy at all, I mean, I need to
be able to trust my partners as if they were my friends and know that
the day tomorrow we part, I' m going to be able to have
coffee with them and be at peace. Not because that' s love,
that is, knowing that it can be transformed and that if you' re
already happy with me, what we gain here by making our lives miserable,
not seeing our hours. And so listen look if I pamper that the twister
is happy with me. I don' t want you to be with anyone
else, because no, but you know that lupita does live if it'
s that place. No, I mean, as we were told, the
dogma that we have to be here together. We are going to make our
lives miserable together and the more we endure more love, because seriously, that
is, the more endurance. It' s your cross more love. There
no baby ay, no, no, and you know what besides, for
example, in the message that gives them pepe aguilar in a part where it
says no because look my wife and I who are twenty- seven years old.
It was hear, well, for you, but your daughter is not
you and don' t give da it' s not you and don'
t mean, they' re point everyone is individuals, individuals alone, that
is, if you' re happy, twenty- seven years married to you,
she' s really lame. But and that' s because it'
s what I feel, it' s like a pressure. That' s
not how I see it, it' s the issue of social dogmas.
They give us a lot of pressure. If we all said what we really
wanted and were honest, life would be much simpler, that is. But
sometimes duty to be dares us in a way that I don' t know
how healthy we are, that is. But the duty to be that we
have been told, because there are two ethical ways, the duty to be
we know. And that' s a duty to be and that' s
immovable. And that' s where values come in. And where universal values
and so on come in, not that it' s prudence, ethics,
justice, everything else, what they' ve imposed on us, that is,
it' s no ethical value to stay married to a person, that
is, look here, says Fara Chávez, says something very striking to me.
I believe that marriage is love, that it takes care of itself every
day and it feeds and works every day. The thing is, nobody wants
to work anymore. It' s not about you holding anything. It'
s about being and wanting to be. Yeah, that' s true,
but you can' t pretend they' re gonna be in love all their
lives. And you' re talking about a girl, a 20- year
- old woman and a fairly restless 25- year- old girl, who
doesn' t worry, and a 20- year- old girl loses a
20- year- old girl with a growing career. It will be difficult
not to pretend that this is by force. For that and above all,
as are the musical races that go on tour and go up and down and
sometimes they can be together and sometimes not. For a long time I don
' t know, yes, it' s complicated, but I tell you
I think it' s this romantic issue, because, besides, at weddings,
even though this has been a civil wedding, but it' s the
whole stage of the dress and the petals there that you see in the photographs
on the floor, that' s like giving it all this air of almost
stopping the time at this perfect ideal moment where everything seems wonderful and not knowing
that life or not accepting or not thinking in that moment that life changes,
that people change and circumstances change and that, yes, there is also a
story of someone who in very little time has had partners so often and so
intense and so public, because yes, you would enter the field of doubt
notice. This strikes me because today I just saw a fragment of an interview
that was given to Viri Gaitán and Dalila Polanco, who are going to be
a play And then, Dalila Polaco, for some reason, in the interview
that is supposed to be about the play. They ask her about the issue
of motherhood that she has expressed on several occasions, that she decided she didn
' t want to be a mother, and I found her way of explaining
it very honest, because she said I never got into it. It'
s never something I' m interested in. Besides, I didn' t
have the couple I felt with, say, the inspiration or the desire to
form a family and tata. And then he said a part that I thought
was the most remarkable thing that is when he said and then people tell me
that you will never know that love, that kind of love that is only
known when you have a son and she, far from getting into an arrogant
or derogatory plan and saying I don' t care, because I already know.
She says yes, I' m not going to know him, I
mean yes, I can imagine that what all mothers say must be true,
but not so, yes, I' m not going to know him and
since what is not known is not strange, then I' m fine and
I' m not going to suffer for a loss of something that I'
ve never had, that I' ve never known. That seems smart and
mature to me, because it is not falling into that imposition that all women
have to live that maternity experience if they don' t want it. But
I don' t scorn it or get arrogant, but it says yes probably
or yes surely I' ll miss something or estive I' m going to
lose There' s something I won' t know, but that doesn'
t make me better or worse person. But it' s generation. That
was another belief, that is, that women have to have children and not,
because no, it is not true, no, it is not or
pretend that one is another' s. Don' t mean why, because
that has to be my exact, exact wish, look Danila Polanco, what
will you say if it' s in the middle of the national chain.
To say I didn' t understand you. I didn' t understand what
he said. There is no faithful man in marriage for a lifetime. They
make life, because I don' t think I don' t believe for
their economic reasons. I think it' s really that solidarity and really that
friendship, because there are many couples who may not be in love, but
be very good friends and be partners. That has nothing to do with it
and I think that, of course, they do exist in these healthy relationships.
The new generations are critical because their marriages no longer last? I agree.
If it doesn' t work anymore, they don' t have to
put up with the one they' re gonna say. Okay, and I
don' t think it' s the new generations Says their marriages don'
t last anymore. It' s just that before there were marriages that didn
' t have to last either and they had to last because the woman didn
' t work the way she works today, because the mom saw that fingers
so short. I' m going to do them like this so they don
' t see each other because women didn' t work the way they work
today, because there wasn' t this support network, because a woman I
remember in elementary school and she says no. It' s just that fulanita
is from divorced parents. Now it' s weird that and the faithful little
husbands of married parents, it' s different and it' s already changed
their lives. But before it was like you? Do you have to put
up with it? Te? You have to endure And you have to think
of all the possibilities or all the formulas under which people are making their decisions
today, because if we don' t fall down exactly the same, but
on the other side, no one can stand anything anymore. He' s
divorced for everything. There are no people who do separate because they have motives
and before there were people who endured still having motives and there are both,
that is, there is still everything. That' s the important thing,
because if we don' t have the exact same thing left again, then
no one can stand marriage anymore because they are irresponsible, because they don'
t want to work on it, because maybe some do, but some have
worked, they have wanted it and they have come to the conclusion that it
' s not convenient to continue and they want to be happy. Everyone,
for their part, also exists that today is not all that they do not
stand, for there are horror stories of people who endure marriages that they should
not have endured anything else for seeing themselves think. I have an aunt,
or my spoiled aunt, who was born in' 40. She was married
when she was 20. He married a great man because at the time of
his marriage, I was twenty years old when I was twenty years old,
and I was a little girl, and I was already left. She married
a man who came out gay. It' s been fifty years since we
were married, fifty years since we were married, five children, and the
gentleman said hello, it' s me and you know what he said to
me? You know what he said and I let go of his head and
I dressed up as Reyna, but you know that Lupita. My aunt was
a church minister and then she cried with my mom and told her she'
d punish me, God, what am I going to do if I divorce.
And then my aunt lived with an anguish and sent for her to cancel
the marriage to the Pope. I mean, it' s one thing.
My aunt didn' t sleep. I didn' t sleep because I said
I' m gonna get divorced and not go to hell. And I was
saying, God, holy to him, I' m really going to hell
because he divorces you. It' s beliefs. Those are the beliefs I
mean Efra, and then what are we left for you to tell me,
for it is not that there was in endurance. It' s just that
there are things that one has to run out of exactly fine, because look,
I' m reading here an urban legend says Juani, our juana and
the urban legend that marriage is for life, to tell you clearly, for
ideas and religion that it' s not. Hey, I mean, I
insist, Mira says. This is an interesting case. Carmelita, I put
my foot down, I made her, I became a fourteen- year-
old girlfriend, I got married at sixteen, wow, and I divorced at
forty- nine, but my husband didn' t love me anymore and he
' s fine and I said I' m not going to do like my
parents and I made my kids live hell, exactly. Hey, it'
s a girl, an exact girl. It was also that of the eyes,
the children that God sends us. No, and the birth control messes,
forget it, they' re terrible. And they are terrible, but
I mean, you can' t have the children that God sends you,
because besides, the world isn' t for that, not any family or
anyone, that' s not it. You get your attention, you leave
the economy. You don' t get the attention, you don' t
get the time, you don' t get the care, the energy it
takes to care and realize how children are growing. And imagine if only a
few things happen. Sometimes don' t imagine when they' re so many
that they' re almost raising each other at a time. Today we bring
a case precisely of a family, of one of the children of this family
and that is what and really is that it is contrasting what happens in this
family. See it broken souls at ten thirty o' clock in the night
Mexico City time because they' re doing it. I think it' s
the perfect example of what it is and I also remember that there was a
like a fear of the parents of the generation of mine, when we were
children or teenagers, who told him. Listen, your son has to go
to the psychologist. No, no, son, he' s not crazy.
And not because he didn' t have to be crazy, because now
everyone, on the contrary, I mean, we see and he doesn'
t go to the psychologist. So you don' t see anything that you
' re gonna see what a blur it' s not like everybody doesn'
t bring pummels. We all had traumitas and the parents had them and the
grandparents had them, because that was something else, too, to think that
the parents were infallible and perfect. And no, because in the end we
already know that it is not. But it has to do with this subject
of things that made us believe that there are no perfect families. I mean,
there' s no way to achieve perfection, not even by praying daily,
so listen, guys, how strong. But time to say goodbye,
time to say goodbye and how intense, because it is not very pleasant to
convert what they are. It seems to me that it can be useful for
all of us to think about what we really want to convey to those who
come back for their greater good in every way. And the greater good does
not mean in any way gratification or complacency, but a good formation, as
reasonable and as just as possible. And so we leave very soon in sea
of geese. Don' t miss it. Ten thirty dear Ephrad baby girls.
How nice to be with you, always interesting, always recreational, always
cultural. If we' re the best that' s ever going, I
say, hey, let' s keep talking. Then see if we'
ll talk a little more about the celebrity house tomorrow, if you want us
to talk about some specific topic regarding the celebrity house, if you want us
to play something because it' s interesting. I insist, I am interested,
I find it very interesting to see them from outside and, above all,
to see people how they act seeing us from here. No And well,
this has been all for today surviving a narcissist in creating your life also
with John Salazar, so don' t miss it. We have for a
long time and the week that enters it already returns to women leaving traces with
the Maria Mora Guau quite remember. The ad is a little luxury, but
I think I' m worth it. The one, the only thing I
liked about Maria Felix. But good time to say goodbye guys, thank you
all for being here. We' ll see each other soon, Jorge Céspedez,
not a bad idea, a letting go with celindion We' ll do
it until then and see you there soon. In history, in history,