We are already in the last forty- eight hours of campaign proselytism in traditional
media, because I will continue to learn in candela in billboards Spain, it
is Instagram, influencers and that sharing things using strategy. I know, I
already saw it in February. Not anymore, no, don' t think
we are, we are. It is then that we go up with candidates
who, according to you, in this campaign pussy didn' t get caught
and promised ay betrothed and promised, ah ok that they promised. You know
Camilo of Abel did not surprise me No one has me in which year,
in the two thousand twenty- one, two thousand twenty- two, in
the two thousand twenty- one. It' s just that Abel doesn'
t go part way to B and it' s not bad, but it
' s money that' s spent there. Well, you' ve spent
so much of it in the morning. You' ve already terrorized the good
leader Dr. Alberto Druga, early in the morning, one of the people
who truth of the blanket is so surprised me because I had the structure,
had everything was the accused. What I was looking at Julio Imains talking about
this campaign in Hin is not that a mayor who lost put him now as
a deputy and I didn' t know it could. I didn' t
know you could either, but you could. I think it' s called
Juix Yurits of the people' s strength. You did a job of that
' s a mythical journalist, yeah, I mean, but I don'
t know if he was a pre- candidate, which I don' t
remember right, if he was a pre- candidate mayor, that there was
a subject with his pre- candidate that he was supposed to, but you
know what you' re talking about. I' m really hanging from the
soul Rafael Paz. I knew you were going that way not, but not
because of him, because Rafael Paz was victims. No, he turned on
exactly and he had good numbers, but I don' t know. It
seems like I' m going to find out about that gossip with me and
my calices so that they can tell me who it was that Rafael Paz bothered
so much that they made his life impossible, that all the pitfalls that have
been and because they can be put on or that he can face a candidacy
the whole candidate had, everything that he aspired to better, because now the
President the National Campaign District, Xito National of the People' s Force,
of things of the people. But that kind of puts me on my director
of Rite activities in the morning, not the director of activity and entertainment of
the club, the legislator. Oh, no, it' s closed.
You know someone briefly explained to me very much about Peace, but I feel
that in overall Rafael Paz with all these we have movement. For me he
was very clumsy why because he starts as a candidate for mayor, but here
he talks about him. Of course I do. Then he comes as a
senator' s candidate. So what the senator did was in the twenties when
he was disassembled from the ballot like he was disassembled as a pre- candidate
to mayors and they say you don' t go because there' s a
sheath, an alliance and goes to Sunday. Then they give him the consolation
cousin of Omar' s exact reservation who was a deputy. So what I
had is it looks like Rafael Paz wants what he wants to get by working
in the government. If I don' t know what happened in the PLD
that he left, but they also did that story to me and one day
I' ll meet him, I' ll ask him personally, I'
d like a tama with pass so he' ll jovers me. But according
to what I was told, he didn' t leave because I used,
but created the conditions for him to leave. They were, but a boy
who put him on the political committee of everything very much. I' m
saying, I don' t know politics. Thank you, Rafael, as
he is, but he is the young man. He' s still a
guy, but focus on one thing can be everything. Good morning, good
candidates who didn' t pick up in this campaign. Yes, I'
m here to tell you about the high school trustee you said you were standing
by, trustee Antonio Grito, who' s called a deputy. They negotiated
with a candidate and gave them to him to see if so they can cover
a quota and pass the there is what party of the poor rebel movement and
you and you of juris no, I do not know about iron the disorder
of the people that can read the party. Good morning, good morning,
good morning candidates who did not learn in this campaign look to me who is
Francisco Guillén, has not learned that according to that is the deputy caspira who
is stepchild of nothing more, nothing more and mens I supposedly by step let
it pass. It was for him, imagine. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
' cause if you look at the ticket, everybody moved it, the
only one they didn' t touch was him. Ada Lisa, friend,
who, Francisco, Francisco Guillén, yes, but the truth, I mean
get b everybody moved and the only thing they touched him was him. Of
those who came here, uh, careful, I' ll tell you what
they' re going to gain from what they came here, who published it.
My friend, my friend, what his name is according to his data
and the information he handles, Ayme Rincón, It has to be Roberto'
s mistake to go and leave that boy. Hey, Aime Rincón, promise
a tremendous communicator. Let me see if I can find him. Jaime Rincón,
brother I' ve got him over here. He posted those who,
according to the data he manages, are going to be the deputies who will
be elected in circumscription number one published yesterday at 3: 23 p m on
his Twitter account says he notes, uh, says. I' ve seen
three polls of the district' s number one cicunscription deputies. Time that that
' s calculated with the home method. Well I' m supposed to sit
there and talk like friends Roberto Santalla, who is my electoral adviser, because
he' s Roberto, apart from being knowledgeable of the law, he also
grew up in those arenas and in those van and he handles it very well.
It is not simple like Fulano taking more votes, but then that adds
up, it goes to self- preference and then it is given, dividing
by the number of Pope Pope, and there the seats are given in a
certain order, which is complicated to understand them that sheath. But according to
Hile Rincón, oh on his account, let me make him a screen pin.
Don' t go doing things that say I' m here. As
these people say now that they send you to tell you and tell your friend
to download a pig says Jaime Rincón on his Twitter account yesterday at three and
twenty- three in the afternoon that in circumcription number one, the MPs that
will come out will be these. Vicente Sánchez del PRM, Elías Matos,
of the PRM. Vicente Sánchez does not gara la caraballo del PRM. Leas
Mieses, of the PRM, Charlie Mariott Jr, of the PLD Isline Mendez
by the strength of the people. The only nine that she hopes will come
before this closes this morning. That' s what he says according to the
clear poll, not Alberto Vale. Then come that cananami that I am reading
what Jaime corner publishes, attention to the nervous. Good morning, good morning,
Santo Domingo, this Cristina Lisardo, no, but he didn' t
learn. He did not learn Christian truth by Christianizing. Gentlemen, and you
really come out. Today to Santo Domingo and take a poll and ask the
candidate you notice first that you aspire eighty percent. She' s gonna tell
you if it' s the first time the Pira Senator' s life.
They don' t even know it' s the Senate, because people don
' t even know what you' re doing, the senator, eighty-
four percent of the people in the province. Santo Domingo. No, Anto
Domingo, go, Santo Domingo, a year and a half ago from a
study I saw I didn' t know who the Senator was. If political
activism is not easy. Yeah, but the problem with you having a representative
who doesn' t even live in the demarcation. Even if I win,
I will not vote for him, because I would like to vote for someone
who really represents demarcation. Or look at the story that it has two factory
that ta ta ta ta tano, that represents the demarcation. You live the
restaurateurs, what do you know what is suffering in that province, that you
don' t know about that. I agree. Good morning. Good morning,
good morning, good morning. Candidates who didn' t pick up,
who didn' t and the momore didn' t tea Gasoline, I'
m not Paul Hey. People are going to Tar Paluis Savinader for Senator.
Here in the district I don' t know, no hey, you don
' t miss it, but it' s true. I mean, people
are going to vote for Luis Abinader for Senator and the curu is going to
occupy Guillermo Moreno, because that' s just giving the President away to him.
Yes, it is a gift that Luis has thrown away the canana of
being the candidate in the fence and the Guillermo Moreno who will occupy it.
I think that first time in history we see a similar case on the fence,
in it eats between television, on radio, in everything, the broadcaster
of the radio commercials is Luis or de Vina. Good morning, good morning
to the candidates who did not learn, neither Cristina nor Antonio and Antonio so
scoundrel that they were calling for housing the other days and put Pablio sign saying
so that so that they continue to qualify Antonio is given two. Hey,
it' s seven hundred, twenty- nine. Good morning, good morning,
give him candidates who didn' t learn this I know that the one
I' m going to mention your brother, but compared to the two thousand
twenty to this campaign, the ball didn' t loose there either, it
' s done a different job, a job of what it' s called
guerrilla. I can tell you that in that Boli demarcation is second in preference
to the vote in Santo Domingo' s number two. This one according to
the last survey I saw. So quiet that the work that had to be
done was done down there Look, down there on another arm was done and
in Catanga and in the mine that is where you earn good morning today,
good morning, give it, good morning. Yes, candidates who didn'
t learn, who didn' t light or give incarnation in San Juan de
la Maguana, hey, you know you' re from Nidio. No,
but I was watching this morning right now, which is that He' s
Farfan' s killer, He' s a deputy, he' s a
matero and you know that in the province of San Juan that like Catalonia and
Spain one day the materos so crazy for it' s hndirse of San Juan.
Something similar said today has happened in La Vega, because what is the
demarcation with more voters in the Province of La Vega, the Municipality of La
Vega, All there is a zeal that the senator, who is not from
the municipality, who has forgotten Taqui, than a sheath, than one thing.
I' m not from San Juan and I' m going to vote
for Fry Gote the best to vote in Esa Juan out to vote for Felio
Bautito. Weekend' s set up a lepe that there was a van,
a monster monster. That' s flattened silver, that' s mounted,
that' s what Karin did to the cart they stepped on? The car
they stepped on was a car they put there for those purposes so that basically
you fell into the same game as the drones of n Kring is a marketing
genius. I wasn' t offended, but I was surprised. Yeah,
but everybody fell. But Karin is a marketing genius. Good morning. He
didn' t catch the song either Good morning, of course, no,
all of them are all caught every day. Alberto, according to your analysis
a moment ago by the Senator, means Paris didn' t win Nico Ubis
no. No, I think different Look and I' ve said it many
times. Perhaps Faride disliked other than those who voted there in the two thousand
and twenty, for a certain behavior that he exhibited during part of this government
that I remained silent. It wasn' t very consistent with the subject.
I think she was put on the Vineyard Commission for evil, where it'
s proof, let' s do it. I think that was evil that
they actually did it to him as you could put Farid on anything else,
because Fary had an economist, he' s a senator, they can put
him wherever they want. And Falda is a very capable woman, but fary
ideal wall doesn' t feel that Faride doesn' t have so much to
do with the election. Moreover, there is one thing that I have to
find out that it is evil to her. I don' t know anyone.
Someone screwed up, because I think Farido would have been a look.
You can say what you want to define. But Farid' s a broad,
she' s a working machine. Politics, as they call it,
is the same politician a carpenter of politics, hand in hand with old Luisita,
of the base boy, a broad from inside the political work. I
would not doubt Farida were better conditions as a candidate than the backpack and had
given her or less work. He' d have been filming less if he
hadn' t, but his life didn' t want it. But at
what, what a thing of life is candidates who didn' t learn so
ah look at it there now, talking about that beautiful farde, you think
you put that woman' s face on a fence and it' s going
to be hard to sell it. Not sure, we' re not dancing
from the word of mouth. But Faride doesn' t lend himself to that,
but the garbo, that woman, a political woman, they all lend
themselves to what they gain. No man good morning. Morning? Good morning,
Alberto I got you the cases I didn' t learn. What I
' ve learned. The one who didn' t learn in Santo Domingo.
This was aquilino Serrata pussy. Yeah, he didn' t pick up any
hairs. Now that he' s got it, the deputy candidate, Victor
Jiméneo, I' ve learned to have him how good I' m happy
for him. We' re going to trade them in what to close you
off campaign he to tie potato play too. Let' s keep talking about
this. For now I come with a study right now at eight, a
study published in Psychology to Day about why you end up liking something you don
' t know. Why does he end up liking it like a song and
maybe something that explains the phenomenon to vicerader that I' ve been saying since
the two thousand twenty- one because they put it in you, they give
you so much with the sheath and end up liking it they stick it for
you. That' s why the lapayolas work, because when they give you
some payolas, you give him that record or any if he said that way
because Payola, Obyemen, got it. There are records that there is no
way. Eh just like if there are politicians. Twenty- six, five
channel one hundred, five one in the vega and remember that you can communicate
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then you can comment on the videos, share them, and so on.
Peter Vásquez I' m reading you here in a study, a study,
not a secret decree that Peru is branding the mentally ill people who Frank gender
good genres. The history of transgenerism is a tempestuous subject. You know there
' s a manual that psychiatrists use, where they identify, disrupt, investigate,
etcetera. And that is being updated over time the history of gender,
which is something that began to be studied more than sixty years ago. In
fact, they name it. I think a psychiatrist, an American sheath,
white, straight and Christian. Also dysphoria, which has been scientifically proven to
affect these people, makes them uncomfortable not to identify with the gender they have
biologically with. Let' s say if they are born with a gravel,
think or feel that that body doesn' t belong to them and feel uncomfortable
with them. So, that' s always been considered that way, it
' s been studied and it' s been treated that way. Why the
scientific community came to that conclusion. What happened good that politics got into science
and from the 1970s, many issues that were studied and treated with such diseases
or mental disorders were coming out of those manuals and one of them was this.
But much of the scientific community that studies human behavior, the human mind,
has not agreed with those political decisions on this issue, because it is
very complex. So, what they have done in Peru is possibly put politics
aside and treat that issue as it should be treated, put it back in
the hands of who, who of those who know about science and not come
with relaxation. Or say well, people shouldn' t go looking for therapies
if they feel emotionally affected by the sexuality that attracts them or that people who
don' t identify themselves or tnon, leaving this is basically the hand of
science and taking politics off the scientific issue, which is the big problem that
these issues have had in the last three decades. Seals, in the two
thousand and eighteen the World Health Organization, that people of them said they stopped
considering transsexuality as a trans transvestism this as. But that was a mental illness.
That was a political decision and, in fact, the product of lobbyists
and a group and this whole crazy agenda that the world has messed up.
But if you feel like talking to a trained psychiatrist or people who are trained
in the issue of mental health, who know about that issue, it will
explain to you that that was a good mistake for the Peruvian government. They
have already promulgated that decree. They are including transgender people as part of the
groups are diagnoses of mental illness. This is part of the decree regulating the
essential insurance plan in which the health of that country to guarantee mental health care.
Basically, that' s what they' re doing and instead of being
stuck with the goals of the medical plans that, instead of you going to
a guy' s office and telling yourself to hit it over there, titty
your brains out, solve what the state' s saying. If you have
some kind of situation, I' m going to guarantee you the tools so
that you can deal with it properly accompanied by science, not by an NGO
that decides to dine the outside, that has a pharmacist behind it that you
want to sell you hormones to make you patient. Depending on that hormone for
the rest of your life. People don' t understand everything behind that.
In fact, that' s what we see here. Here Peru' s
decision has been a decision of common sense and more than a decision that gives
it sovereignty. Who should have it which is science, that is. There
are those who have studied and know about it. Politics does not seek anything
from medicine. There must be some problem with a person, for example,
how good that you have biologically is this man who suddenly wants to put that
dress on, all that kind of stuff to make you simple the complicated.
Yeah, everything you' ve studied so far talks about there' s a
region in the brain that most women and that most men develop it properly.
Be assured that the process of development of an embryo is a stage in the
sender, not you, you are neither a female nor an exact rabbit.
Then certain pods develop. There' s a combination as an ingredient and there
' s an ingredient that probably didn' t fall where it went and affected
the development of that brain region. To make you simple, then one in
one hundred zero female births tends to have this developmental deficiency and one in every
thirty zero male births as well. And what does this mean that in the
process of development between childhood and adolescence before adulthood you will experience a series of
sensations, emotions and feelings that will make you, think or feel upset with
what identifies you. Basically there goes the guagua. It' s not a
process of how your brain goes around the world and sees you yourself, so
you' ll have a disconformity like you see yourself. That is gender dysphoria
and that is studied and explained. There' s a lot of literature on
that matter. But what happens then, almost always happens that after you get
past adolescence and adulthood, in the vast majority of cases, this disappears.
But there' s a very low percentage where it doesn' t go away.
This would be accompanied by a series of problems that are also affecting your
mental health and a lot of sheaths ta la and all those things, which
is basically out there that goes then the thing is that that is already repeated.
I' m not here to make you fall under authority. That is
already studied and it is determined that it usually happens. But most people,
especially men, who experience some kind of nonconformity with their sexual identity in their
early teens, or say their pre- adolescence or childhood, it usually happens
that after they become adults, they end up being gay that' s in
one part, but there' s another part of this where this is much
more severe and it' s nonconformity. He lost and remains what science has
sought to try to respond to an individual' s conformity, how he perceives
himself, and how he wants to see himself. That' s basically what
this is looking for. It seeks to explain in fact, what happened that
this became a shit, in a madness from above all from 2, 000
to here this is messed up. So they' ve brought science out,
activism has come, loby has come, and they' ve come, I
repeat, the céutic fences to put pressure on. And what we' re
seeing today is crazy. And because the WHO says something is not to be
remembered, that the UMS is not a scientific agent or a scientific organization.
The Oms is a political agent and he runs it so much, so whoever
runs it isn' t even a doctor. Look, it' s all
men, all men. At some point, when we were little, we
played with the little voice beats. Yeah, or nothing else. It was
me in the mother' s dress and the shoes and the things and the
questions. But that thing that at the time, in Grandma' s dance
suit, yeah, but it' s poison. But from there to you
growing up with that issue and like that interest and those issues, I think
there' s anyone who wants bad stuff. He is the one who wants
to understand perfectly the topic explained in a simple way, first of the madness
that is living in the world and second of how. This is a question
that is not so simple to explain or understand that Juan Juan Harry bcam Saly
is a book that I have spoken a lot about here and there are also
a lot of books that talk about this. I have one address and another,
and so do those who defend the same. Read it all so that
you are your own idea and come to your own conclusion, but you should
not. But in the end, it is not this madness where the state
is going to seek, intervene in individual decisions or impose or supposedly protect,
because it is not true, as Byden says, to protect our child suit
is that trans children do not exist. It exists, it does not exist.
That doesn' t exist. It shouldn' t be easy for a
person who grows and is trans has to be trans remember that they face a
social issue that they' re going to screw with badly. Well, we
all face that and I talk to all the human beings who have interaction with
reality we face twenty zero traumas. Or you didn' t have trauma in
your childhood. I had thousands of traumas. All of us or it'
s a special class that the world is different to them. We don'
t all have trauma. Now there' s a difference with them, which
is that they have a much greater psychological vulnerability, so I just explained to
you. In fact, the statesmen who are there and say it clearly,
seven out of ten end up trying or completing to take their lives, which
explains that it is a mental health issue. Oh, psychologists and psychiatrists,
those people have a fucking job because they look at that. That' s
not easy and it' s a topic that' s not usually composed,
boobed and cut things That' s what because the statistics in terms of attempted
suicide and suicide, pressure depression, CBR, etc, don' t go
away, they won' t go away. I' d have to talk
to López Mena once, the psychiatrist, and he would tell me that.
I mean, the surgery doesn' t take the trouble away from you.
Sometimes it makes it worse. It gets worse, of course, he looks
at it, but he' s got titty that he felt like women,
the guy, and then he took his own life. Yes, I mean,
it' s one thing all I wanted. Pop ah good. The
thing is, they simplify it for you. They tell you yes, as
a brother, they usually do, but they don' t know that there
is a powerful pharmaceutical industry behind these lobbying groups, financing to try to promote
and impose this and have a large volume. You know you know that after
you start getting certain hormone, you can' t stop taking it for the
challenge of your life until it dies. The devil either, totally depends on
how the labs have done with a lot of medication to many people. Well,
you know that. Transgenders in Peru are already officially decreed by the Government.
Eduardo Santos. How to talk seven o' clock when I' m
not seen by your damn watch Let' s hope that' s the one
with the car, the one with the case. Yeah, yeah. If
you take the friend that you have not more of an infidel, yes yes,
riding in the car you and when it is going to give devil or
I, the time does not see year, bad look his clock. Let
' s talk in this part of the show about pods that you have to
know how to cook, steal, you have to know how to steal?
Aren' t you going to steal? Yeah, keep in mind, in
general, stealing the light. Attention, attention, attention, you have to
know how to steal and steal the light. Also Mr That' s not
easy getting up there knows that wire uh amano. I have a friend who
lives where he lives. He doesn' t know what it' s like
to connect the airs of the house of a light I know where to woe,
my God Albert, how can he not realize they' re stuck.
No, no, he' s stuck in a light I don' t
know where he' s from from from home. Today you call it neighbor,
you mention real greetings to the compadre. Good morning. You know that,
well, I' d know how to take care of it, too
I' ll talk, and I' ll do it too. Yeah,
yeah, you know something had good hides from before. The old leather had
dignity devils, yes, it' s true. The leather before even making
were up to the horns. Seriously, before, good morning, seriously give
him, good morning, good morning, good morning, good morning. You
have to know how to speak in bute and women drive yes, ramble,
disc ram, yes, yes, five, three, one, ninety-
six, fifty in the morning the final ninety- six, five, Good
morning, Vaina who knows herself, good morning, Good morning, Vida,
my lady, and what can speak lies, yes, well. I believe
that this week they have not been able to give taste or the candidates Where
between we have, d we entertain the liars they. I want everyone to
know that there has been a lot of candidate here with a lot of sheath
that candidate for Members, everyone is not going to do anything that the phrase
that is fashionable to put in the block is and call it. Or I
should know from those candidates that because they are involved in the blockade, as
included in two presidential candidates, that those are the champions of the liars.
I wish there was a fachecking here that would pass then, but real not
everyone' s little faces that won' t find out much in Indaga or
dig in good without bias. Good morning, good morning, all lives.
You' ve got to know how to buy the street store. Now more
than ever you have to know. That page you need to know makes you
buy truth completely. Yes, there are good morning, good morning or life,
good morning on this morning' s subject. Good morning, well you
know, call, you can good morning, you know how to call to
hit horn. Yes, you must know. Good morning to us these miles.
Read good oral, hello electoral. You have to know how to have
sex, oral, you have to know how to have sex with your wife.
When you have a son in the house, there will be too.
We have to go with him He' s got three days. You stepped
on that what happens how often they expel you with their mouths like with a
not afraid of the creema. It' s easy, brother, a ne
around here that because I catch street, you hit the goal any place I
gave you so the devil six years. I think that' s what the
sun does where the neighbor devil. But ah pinte, my friend, it
' s coming late for me. Good morning. It' s a good
team day. Good morning. You have to know how to be a lover
Roban Yes, if you know that in that, in that section, in
that particular, in that foal of the lack of goat, it is a
little complicated because generally and suprahi calls the word, usually you end up in
love with the lover, not falling in love, not officiated, give me
entoncence. So, to men who are intelligent, we don' t usually
have a lover anymore Christ, a deputy candidate. Well, I' ll
give you the chance to graduate. Eh ah levá to give the champions the
benefit of the doubt to you, because it is new. Don' t
make it up to us. You have to know how to steal the politics
of three of one. You have to know how to steal politics, how
to try politics You know I' ve disappointed you in my friends who are
looking for politics. They are already looking for it, but twelve thefts that
I don' t really know of my friends who evoke in politics. And
that' s where you' ve been included by a very dear friend of
mine. Hey, I want, like they said, my brother, or
I want to be remembered by one, a solidarity pension. There for scholastic
I either I or lack grace, or Dona Cornelia look let me shut up
I was going to say an indi about seventy- five. You don'
t like him, some friends of yours. Of course there' s a
good department and you' re a brother to a cute bottle department. Yeah,
exactly here you know what pomas are. As you withered in the congressional
office you have. There' s not a little thing that they call him
a non- archival consultant or I a communications consultant like a ten. I
saved him the clear jinx, file consultant, you already, so that'
s said around here a friend that saves beer. I don' t usually
be that. That sheath to put in pay you because she fucks her not
saved. I don' t save beer. You knew I saw a video
these days. I think I shared it with you that you end up knowing
asica when you drink in the light the beer by the light that the amount
of the five minutes then bathe it. Of course I hate all the truth,
yes, that drinking in a clear glass. And you' re that
sheath, that' s in the shade, but not like us, under
a lollipop that' s why they' re making a mess of it.
And that' s why Corona say they say yaw. That' s why
Corona has that particular smell. Ah is located I have a little corner there
in the hills, that is next to the Seafood, that enters the bench,
in the sheath, that there is next to the lady that attends the
bellun yes, the lady that took you the bottle. Exactly I find that
video and there' s that there' s like a fan that' s
got in her head sheath that needs to be done. Good morning, good
morning, good morning, good morning on the subject of this morning pussy,
but fuck the devil. Good morning, good morning, Dale, good morning.
You have to know how you' re going to get him into politics
one of our days so he can let you off the hook He' s
got a weird verde. Yes, love Cape, I must say that I
must say that perhaps it is the call of who from the logistics we lower
the Ticos before I forget, remind the Board that they must communicate, They
must know how to communicate to the guards of the military police that you can
enter to vote in shorts, to the polling stations, to the schools.
It' s true. I' m going with a cameraman. Let'
s get to this, let' s get to this. Ra, I
' m gonna call you from the other wax. When I' m coming
in, I' m going to do it. We look at it,
it tells me this way. Hey, should I know? You have to
know, ah, tell me about the other wax. If they don'
t let me get into more trouble with the board and the dem fish listen
to the guilt that the parrama doesn' t think I vote, that I
' m going to vote for the perrer. Do we have to know where
he eats that bug? Yeah? Yeah? Yeah? Yeah? Yeah?
Should I know? That sin and reap. You don' t eat jose
vicho, you don' t eat home, sevitions home, talk boying something
is true metality itself, yes, eight hundred and three the last. Good
morning, good morning. Okay. You' ve got to know how to
crawl, and it' s that crazy guy who hits. It' s
important. Haggling, it' s very important. After the break we'
ll tell you. Why, if you didn' t like Vinadera in the
two thousand and twenty, why did you end up looking for yourself now?
Why, if IT didn' t like you or Mar Fernández in the two
thousand twenty, why do you like it now? Why do you like it,
uh, what do you, why, despite you criticize the seals so
much that you can' t stop seeing it and you' re looking everywhere
for it and that you didn' t get your penis aha exactly. I
' ll explain now. Why is that you wonder why now you like vinader
if you didn' t like it on the vent. Hey, it'
s easy You don' t have to go far. Or any student who
' s done it sees advertising more than that. That depends on what you
' re still sitting on, what we live in in an individual country.
Clear list. If you ask him, my friend, that he hasn'
t sold two units in this one, I got one thing as good as
they say what they' re charging in the government, exactly if I'
m billing him ten million pounds on my note. Well, then another write
this concept and read more about it so that you understand how your decisions often
aren' t even your decisions are decisions that others are putting you to make.
The effect of mere exposure is the effect of mere exposure, especially in
politics. It is an article by Bence Nanight, which is pH of psychology
and he says explains how mere exposure works in the current political climate according to
the mere effect of exposure. The more we are exposed to something the more
we like people often are not aware of the influence that the simple effect of
exposure has. Constant exposure to a candidate, even if it is largely negative,
can have a positive impact. You already understand why they don' t
give Guillermo Moreno, everywhere. Yes understood is simply explained by the effect of
mere exposure. The effect of the effect of exposure is a psychological phenomenon effect,
simple and widely studied. The more you' re exposed to something else
you like and the hero effect, that doesn' t always work. I
have friends who are exposed twenty- four seven to bird friends have around and
don' t like men. So no good, let me keep reading anyway
I have bird friends, which is the raisins surrounded by heterosexuals, than women
that the devil. If there' s no one to change them. Well,
let me keep reading one day. The more you are exposed to something
more you like and the mere exposure effect works and changes your preferences, Even
if you are not aware of being exposed, the effect influencing your taste for
everything, from people to songs and colors. You explained with the payola piter
Vásquez or that there are songs that no longer work or you don' t
remember. The artist who sold painting, which was cobra, who was called
remembers that he lived in Puerto Rico for Dominican descent. Yeah, let'
s say the one called the youngest got rich that guy. The youngest was
his promoter. The youngest was his promoter. You know this was the youngest.
The impact of the minimal exposure effect on politics should be hatred, but
surprisingly, not many studies have been carried out in this regard. The mere
exposure to false news about electoral behaviour has been documented, but the effect of
mere exposure works on a much more basic level. Merely exposing images of a
politician on equal terms will make you like it better. That politician is a
frightening thought, says the author, and with dire consequences. But first let
' s see how the mere exposure effect works. One of the most famous
mere exhibition experiments carried out in the late 1960s at the University of Michigan,
in Roberts Sajock Sajung' s laboratory, was of very low technology. Subjects
had to wait in the hallway before they could start, but this without them
knowing was already part of the test. The experimenters sent the graduate students into
the hallway, some of them more frequently than others, and then some graduate
students walked down the corridor only once, some five times, another fifteen times
and so on. Subjects waiting did not have cell phones to distract or observe
the people around them and once the waiting period was over they systematically qualified better
the appearance of those graduate students who had passed there. More often, the
mere exposure effect influences our preferences in all fields, including fine arts, as
demonstrated by a famous experiment conducted in two thousand six by James Cutting' s
laboratory at Cornell University. During the introductory conference, the science of vision,
photographs of works of art, among the already positive ones, were distributed in
the middle of a lecture on how vision works. Students suddenly saw, for
example, a picture of Renois without giving any explanation. While these images seemed
to emerge at random, they were actually part of a shrewd plan. Some
were shown more frequently than others, and at the end of the semester students
were asked to rate the images they had seen. The result was surprising.
Systematically, they rated those who had appeared more frequently than those who had appeared
only once. In addition, very few of these students reported that they remembered
having seen some of the art works before. It is difficult not to worry,
says the author a little bit about these findings our preferences, especially for
subjective things such as art and music are to a large extent part of who
we are. We have some control over the types of art and music to
which we are exposed, but not a total and increasingly complicated control. Spend
time in any public space without music, cafes, malls, commercials, elevators.
The music you are exposed to in these places leaves a mark on your
preferences. If you' re a fan of free jazz and techno you consider
a person of free jazz, you' re exposed to Justin Bever' s
music, it' ll probably make you like Justin Bever' s music a
little more and very often you' re not even aware of this change.
I can say that with twenty- five years working on radio, I have
come here hating songs and I come out that are the hymns of my life.
Yes, very much here, Roberto says by playing you more, Harto,
taque is attached, Roberto, when I more Harto, toy how bad
I hear back to politics, says the author. It is necessary to point
out that the mere effect of exposure, that is, this concept that we
are the author explaining in this article, the mere effect of exposure is not
the only thing that determines our political decisions. It is not even, by
far, the most important factor. But if it makes any difference, especially
among voters with little information, and it can help us explain why known faces
like Ronald Reagan, for example, have long been more likely to succeed in
politics. This takes us to our day. Since the appearance of television advertisements,
mere exposure to politicians has been crucial, but in recent years the scope
of the provision has increased in a way that no one could have expected.
Through social media and memes, we are exposed to images of politicians many times
more than ever. This means that we must take into account the mere effect
of exposure when examining the political landscape, and we can cite here a case
of success that was successful thanks to the memes, the case of Gonzalo Castillo.
Yes, even today, and for those who may not know, that
was measured and, I mean, a study was done to know the effect
that had or had not had all the memes that people did to ridicule him,
and the effect was more positive than negative. In March twenty- eight
of two thousand and twenty, Gonzalo had a seventeen percent preference of the vote.
The July 5 ended with a thirty- eight and it was thanks to
the memes, to the amount of memes that absurdly at that time the opposition
to the candidate, who put it in the eyes of everyone, everywhere,
in the top of Mind and I believe that the friends of the PRM learned
that and Notice, that they have not done it again. You' ve
seen memes of Leonelo' s candidates of or no memes, because they realized
they made a mistake. Okay. It also means that sometimes there is a
very clear asymmetry between political rivals in terms of the mere exposure effect. And
an obvious example is the current extreme degree of exposure to the current Republican presidential
candidate in the United States. While many Democrats and comedians sympathizers of Democrats,
for example, strive to offer constant and negative coverage of their opponent, this
is likely to have unintended consequences. The paradoxical way in which the mere effect
of the exhibition develops in this context is that exposing the public to the defects
of an opponent has a constant positive impact, something that political strategists and comedians
should be aware of. I think the PRM became aware of power 20.
I think, but I repeat those demigods I mean, you would tell me
to do a scientific study ok dad goes and that your opinion that you feel
rob blaito sa poda and, rather than being negative, the memes favor positively,
significantly Gonzalo' s candidacy. I don' t know if he would
have been a good president. What I do know is that the campaign in
half was digitally made by the PRM, and the memeros are going around saying
that he helped the pr ME win backwards. The PRM could have won with
more and you helped me win with less. There are in many cases and
many examples of example. There' s plenty. That' s why I
don' t understand, because one Lee attributes Donald S himself to the Americans
to the case of Donald Trump, that is, let' s go to
two thousand twenty, to two thousand sixteen fifteen when he announces the candidacy.
What was the collective reaction mocks yes and automatically appeared everywhere, all the memes
of the things that was going to be absurd Donat Trump if he became President
of the United States and they assumed that it was impossible for him to win.
The more they ridiculed him, the more they tried to give him negative
coverage and give him more time on television and radio so that in his lengthy
speeches he would be wrong and they would exacerbate his mistakes, etcetera. Their
popularity was growing more. And after Biden' s triumph happened, very questioned
by many people, and the January 6 of the two thousand and twenty,
Tonal Trump is given the impeachment, it' s given all the accusations and
all these pods and Donald Trump in six of the five of the six key
states to win the elections in this this November, the second Tuesday, on
the first Tuesday of this November of two thousand and twenty- four. The
difference is greater than seven points with viden and I don' t think that
and the more they give it and you can get to see it month by
month to study since they started with all this circus of trials, of subjections,
etcetera. And the effort of all these people who don' t understand
that they' re doing the free campaign two to Trump. And this guy
keeps growing and he keeps getting attention. And it grows And it grows And
you grow And the more they attack it, the more empathy it generates in
part of the electorate that is undecided that it does not sympathize with either one
or the other. It' s the crazy thing, really, that I
was going to tell you so much that one attributes to Americans is the smartest
thing and what they know the most and you see the mistake they' re
making with something as key as this choice of two thousand twenty- four says.
But apparently it seems that insanity or emotional discontrol dominates their ability to analyze
and does not make them see that what they are doing is completely absurd.
If you want me not to win. They' re doing everything to win.
And now, with these questions of technology, these exhibitions that these candidates
have and the desire to ridicule them, what they do is they capitalize on
it. That' s totally in your favor. So if you wonder why
you like vinader remember that it comes no more than suavinder Since day one is
the announcer, model presenter. I had a weekly variety program, et cetera.
He didn' t get out of his mind, they didn' t
leave a place. They have given room to think, but it must be
said that this is not fortuitous. This is well planned, well planned.
We were talking right now about an exclusive laughr for gay men who here makes
Doni, who was interested, seem to take advantage of the offer. He
sent it to me because I was interested. What happens is that I gay
cruisers I have seen, I have friends who have gone to cruise or gase
and nudist too and honestly I don' t know those things to me don
' t appeal to me when the thing already exaggerates, you understand what nodist
cruises are, single cruises. Wow, you didn' t give any of
that. The beach I was a discotheque in New York called The Eagle,
which is left by the twenty- eight see that I am an open minded
type, I am an open type and although it seems impressive, I have
seen and witnessed, I have been present in situations of all kinds, of
all kinds on the sexual plane, erotic, etcetera. But really you go
to a disco that has on your side you have honors and goes for it
there is a scallop where people put their penis so that on the other side
whoever wants a couple choope or it' s the Glory Hall thing, as
it says Chapel, you don' t know who is braver, of course
if the one who shoves the penis through the hole or the one that sticks
from the penis. That really does say the one who is making the page
braver and you have to have timbale pass that sheath. Yeah, but I
don' t like those things. My amit, I mean, I'
m a little more of a romantic old man. I, in fact,
am excessively conservative about a lot of things and that' s a no no
no when I know there' s going to be a one like I grew
up watching Disney. I grew up watching Disney and Televisa novels, because I
am contaminated with the conception of romantic love. And well, I' m
a pragmatic guy. Even if not romantic, I' d rather pay than
conquer. Take the fight that you' re flowering a people six months fine
first than romantic love. Of course, ah ok, well, then Enrique
Santos less commitment. I was talking about Enrique Santos right now and the question
to a doctor visited the program for those who don' t know. Enrique
Santos is a television presenter, radio announcer. He has a show on the
radio in ninety- five ninety- four of mine ninety- four from Miami.
I think that' s the station' s name. I don'
t know ninety- four nine in Miami City. Shows indicated and is one
of the most influential Latino communicators according to the same American press. Well,
he' s got this doctor, and Enrique' s doing the next one.
The next question you see is what the infection is. The most common
east you' re currently seeing looks now, right now I' m seeing
a lot with orrea. Yeah, there' s a gonorrhea outbreak here in
South Florida, that' s not what you' re gonna think, Harold,
because I see you very quiet. I don' t know if you
have any experience to share throw in the lemon. Gonorrhea is looking very common
and we are also seeing an outbreak of syphilis. In the last year we
have reported I have personally reported as five cases of syphilis here in South Florida,
which we are not very concerned about, because basically this disease is eradicated
almost ten years ago. We didn' t see a case of syphili and
a case every two years. But you' re seeing a lot. People
are not protecting themselves as they were before among the duckstonces etonce as it looks,
let me look for it, I will really know it very ugly how
we should deal with this issue in the Community. No, no, no,
generally, because he' s a doctor who serves ETSS, what'
s the Dominican Institute of Biology' s name. That' s what'
s out there, down the base. There is one. Over there,
yes look, my God here two years ago I didn' t lie two
thousand nineteen that my friend was running at me. We had someone who worked
with statistics and attended to this place and the number of young patients of affluent
class infected with a variety of diseases, sexually transmitted infections. At the time
this person was being gunned up he was fucking saying. The problem isn'
t that I don' t have sex. The problem is they' re
not taking care of themselves so much then apparently. It seems that he told
this person what is happening is a matter of lack of guidance and timely information.
For whom he is responsible, and that is part of a father'
s responsibility to make his child aware when he is already entering an age that
you know, because your son is already twelve, is devoting himself to hides
in the bathroom and watching pornography. That you have a parent conversation and respectful
children, obviously, knowing without crossing the boundaries, because we all have the
right to privacy, privacy of your child and, more than anything, to
guide and be aware of the dangers that you can face out there, if
you are not careful when you try to experience, if you are, because
you have no control and that is what this person says to me it seems
that they are not taking care of the things that are already understood that educated
people are aware of and at that time there were many cases. Today,
I have no knowledge of eating the thing, because this person no longer works
in that place. And here, well, unless I dedicate myself today to
looking for up- to- date statistics on how GTSS or STIs are going
in the Dominican Republic by age range, sex or preference, if you do
all that disaggregation, it would be interesting. What is true is that there
is a fairly high incidence and of the most common chlamydia than the devil that
which the other. But someone told me that gonorrhea is in right now again
in trends, in vogue, in vogue look. There' s a question.
It seems that for a matter only of the Florida Sun, but not
honestly. Honestly, speaking here we' ve come a long way. You
need to be clear on that issue because and medical care for these diseases is
free and I have it. I have a family member who works this kind
of thing, where that person works good. Unfortunately, for many people it
is a very popular place for many people, but they are foreigners and in
ten cases they will be made. That' s life, this kind of
lookout from those foreigners shouldn' t be uncultivated. Look. She tells me
a doctor at a very reliable dermatologist around here. My friend says there'
s a lot of syphilis around here, even in dermatology. There is an
area of ts and there are many somens with Zifle and Gonorrhea and HIV,
HBH HP one one one five h and which, being the enclaves of the
HV that is Dominican Republic, ok the enclaves where there is more HIV to
C. But there were three big enclaves. One was in the north,
one was in the east franc and another was in the south east. Well,
here in the district is a very hot place. With that full full
I agree with the results that I so no one will feel so bad.
What is the STD that has ets OF they call it in everyone they change
the name. It was sexually transmitted disease. Then sexually transmitted infections, but
still those infections get sick exactly. But look, bro, I don'
t remember I' m going here for a while. Everybody' s got
a syphus and I don' t have the ora or there' s not
a thing. But I' m from the time most remember that I cut
you off that I grew up in a neighborhood where Toloc was abarecece and eight
out of ten men had gonorrhea or some its and one got beaten up.
I didn' t sit in a chair that ran out. For some people
look at that a lot, the devil you were crazy and they beat you
up, because there were a lot of prejudices too. But other than that
people have become very aware, yes, yes, of that. He who
has to do with that with medicines, the question of medical care. Well,
the galban, the galvan used to say the galvan. Remember that our
friend Correa told us the anecdote of the tigers of Villaconsuelo, when they went
to some kind of diligence to the galvan, that there were two ways to
save if they were coltao of gonorrhea the guy if not the tigers that were
that were Reddy always doing the same exercise were running. Say the one who
was limping pein ze sil Cristalina. Let' s talk about my friend his
gonorrhea and I know about your friend who tells me around here I was wondering
if people die of gonorrhea, yes, no, no, no, before,
no. But if I could die of an ill- treated gonorrhea,
I think I wasn' t trying to say that, this is a fever
sheath. Okay. I' m right that whoever gives that is cured of
one or another or treated b as it' s not cured. They said
gonorrhea didn' t heal, it sounds just like the flu. That'
s what count has town and screams out. It never heals. So the
virus is left, the tentia is even the alley. It' s just
like he was born. He' s got to get the creek out.
Oh, my God, yeah, yeah, yeah, really good morning.
He wants to put it that way. I don' t care if I
have you. When you' re blown up by a trust in your face,
you' re told by one who has a rampage, yes, the
candid bell talking something lightning with a bojer here five, three, ninety-
six and fifty. You don' t want to talk about d Good morning,
Good morning, Good morning, Alberto comes out, good morning. Hey,
this one I make doesn' t heal. That' s the cure
like the sauce. You know the sauce. What' s good morning,
good morning, do another disease. Hey, I' m thirty- eight.
When I was seventeen, they hit me for ten days putting a dagger
on me that I' m going was kind of cool every day with the
hang- up and I talk ten days less devils. But the medicine they
put up for that isn' t a single posture. As you say in
the cybate, it doesn' t depend on what you' re doing for
days. The pod, good morning, good morning, Talia, uh,
well. The first time I say, the first time I call, no,
the first time my call comes in, let' s say Winston speaks
to you. I lived nine years of my life in Miami and let me
tell you that I baptized him as the new Sodom and Gomorrah. In fact,
I have two girls that I said while I live in Miami and I
' m going to live in America. What happened, because Miami is a
total city, a city totally out of all values and you and there'
s all the bad stuff. Yeah, yeah, a lot of prostitution,
a lot of drugs, a lot of that that doesn' t like the
one who says no that Miami likes that one that loves the mess, the
depravity of the drone and all that sheath. I, one day lived an
experience and eight andrade I was dry for that. No. No. No,
no, no, no, no, no, I' ll tell
you when it' s sir' s second avenue. That' s where
this is gonna start catching fire god, well, good morning, thanks to
Wingston. That' s why they offered the call Mike Macmadero, miamerollamero Good
morning, good morning, your friend and his bts. I didn' t
want to tell you. Untreated syphilis can also cause gonorrhea. I don'
t just know if it conscribes the man' s penis. Not because the
woman, not the woman or the man who gives her oral sex. A
man with gonorrhea can be hit on the one- on- one neck that
goes in the day. I' m working on the topic of the super
resistance of antibiotics. Yes, what is he talking about the American Community.
Yes, the issue of abuse, the antibiotic. People don' t,
you don' t have the flu drink a pod there, drink this thing
and that produces the super resistance. I have a friend, Dr Valcás,
a doctor, who sees a lot of that. He can participate there and
call you so they can explain to you that he doesn' t see much
that I imagine in the consultation. I' m curious that you' re
so careful of people. How I have seen as a growing vice in this
program, always with care care, care, but care does not go to
care care, care good morning, days with young days give good day.
You know that I have a group of friends and we sit down one day
and one of them is doctors and he starts to say no, because he
' s moving a lot of people with syncics and we' re asking him
how to tell us what the symptoms are and there' s another one of
them that came in he' s not drinking, so because he' s
kind of bad and they didn' t start telling the symptoms and the man
' s profile that you had how big it was he got to the boyfriend.
The guy was a boy, too. Barum was born for Syphilis Mira.
I' m asking Crock here about this super tough gonorrhea. Should I
say the first one who lives talking about this? And the boy who calls
me ancros rivas, I saw him talking about this in Tiktok The other day
I was telling the followers to take care of the super recit gonorrhea that you
worried because I don' t know you' re going and there' s
a super resistant gonorrhea that' s ending up in Europe. He said.
Well, it says super- resistant gonorrhea is a topic that has been at
the center of attention because of the recent, growing resistance of the bacteria ney
serious gonorrahe to the current treatments is. Resistance has revolutionized, has evolved in
recent years, which has generated concern among teachers, health professionals. Gonorrhea is
a sexually transmitted disease, an STD that can cause a variety of complications.
If it' s not treated properly. Antibiotic resistance has increased in recent years
and cases of gonorrhea with resistance to multiple classes of antibiotics have been identified.
This has generated the name of super resistant gonorrhea, referring to the bacteria that
assists conventional treatments. Antibiotic resistance is a growing problem in the fight against gonorrhea.
The use and abuse of antibiotics in the past has contributed to the evolution
of bacteria into treatment- resistant strains. Researchers and health organizations are working to
develop new treatments and strategies for such as super- resistant gonorrhea. While it
says here the awareness campaigns about STDs and the responsible use of antibiotics, they
have become an essential and important issue to avoid reducing the spread of this transformational
gonorrhea. In addition, research and development of new treatments are essential to combat
antibiotic resistance. In short, super- assistant gonorrhea is a public health challenge
that requires a coordinated and focused response to the prevention, detection and development of
new treatments. What a strong good line was worse before they didn' t
have the sheath to Fleming discover the difficult movies to five three ninety- six,
fifty, that rhythm of the morning I make ninety- six, the
last good morning look at you know that the goni a devil' s sheath
Look once I' m going to say it that way. A friend of
mine had those syndromes and you' d been walking around in the office like
a half- picky and I think it happens to Fulano and he' s
half- tolcid what he' s got and what he' s got.
You know, I believe what' s wrong with you. He calls me
crazy and I' m throwing something pussy, crazy, so it' s
weird. This is how I get out of here I pro calmly that it
has no solution and I call the Mira Pana field that is throwing this and
this for its shits tell me not to tell you that you see a coconut
water with salandrio hears the remedies that that will clean it and the guy and
that so caught for the closest coking and bought as a vieco and like five
salaries and started to put it is salt with coconut water and the pod does
not yield clear pussy taken for the doctor and there they gave him a pa
a patillita. This is the time that one day the corduroy still walks with
a shoemaker, it is kept from the name of the pill that arboured them,
it comes where it is heard and hears where he got it. It
' s a q in vacus there in the churcha so you see enough you
see. That' s why I can' t make the list of the
great geographical places in the Dominican Republic, of the highest, of high risks
of getting gonorrhea. I like it, you like it. I like to
write it down, I like geography. I' m talking to you,
if you don' t, if you' re specific. I' m
gonna get on with the cerebato. Thanks to Alberto one for if you thought
I was scarce not to put on now the street strong, to in the
street good or life gives to you you present situations yes, in which the
intelligent person must say no. Yeah, yeah, you' re the saying
that you' re the danger coming. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,
so there' s invitations that you should say no. In these times,
for example, if I am not a person who I am a relative,
for example, and care that I invite myself to a life, I
say no to a village. No one can invite me to a good begin.
I' m like yours, I don' t give anything about the
city anymore. So with people that I know very well, but very,
very, very, but not that we' re a group of people here
that I saw some people drink me a drink and take a backpack and pick
up there. Not a good one here that I take in a villa na
to me crazy. I must say nothing. I must say, with all
the affection of the world, that is this comment. But my friend Meco
now has a fiction for going to what he calls houses in hidden places.
And we' ve already gone twice to a very nice house in Pennsylvania,
about York. I think it' s called that town with the beers over
there There' s a fantastic bathroom. We' re not. Everyone'
s very happy and we had a great time. And on the last day
you' re getting a fucking cold Eras February and I decide to walk around
the area where the house is and take pictures of me. And I have
a very nice picture there, that I threw it myself self- portrait and
bai on the side of a river, a bunch of assholes and when I
walk down the river, I see a sign with a bear and care ogoso
vile omen with those I went to see and say I, but damn it,
and how far I am what I run in those animals. Yeah,
that' s you know what I did so that so pampa, for example,
because so for so much to sing the war. So, now that
you say it with groups like that, for example, in that group that
I know, I' d go out a thousand times the friends with what
I go out here, that we' ve followed and we haven' t
spent weekends in villa, but with people that you know him. That'
s a lawsuit. I haven' t gone with an unknown group in the
past and gone that hasn' t ended a bloody conflict, a mess of
the day and what I know and mixed the chorus. Neither am I.
I' m no longer afraid that the DNC is going to throw itself in
there that I' m sitting there in that sheath that, by the way,
where there' s a mother, by the way, a marijuana advocate
on Twitter was caught with a plantation in Puerto Plata relaxing and hanging around in
the news. That' s the one I saw that was there or that
was a setup. No, it' s a sheath. Well, the
news I read, I read it in the new Journal and I quote this
person' s name, this person' s name, yes, and it
' s really worrying. Look again than people. Well, another situation I
say. Well when a married woman tells me we' re going to my
house, to my house, oh mom, we' re going to my
house. I live alone. So do I. That' s something I
stopped doing many years ago when I got into the house of a gen people,
that I live here with Daddy Mommy, who is thirty years old still
lives here. You know the whole problem. This is problematic, that'
s buying yourself a problem, unless I don' t trust that person.
I don' t let anyone go looking for me or anything. Or I
' m in my car, or I' m in my car, that
says I' m not. No. No. You know that in relation
to the dreaded stuff, it' s true to stick around. You know
he' s changed his name now He' s called Chubaca. Now when
I learned it, I put it on the drive. AC or of course
what I' m going to eat. I have here Juan, I already
have an affective bond. To the lady who looks at her, we see
her in a mirth of laughter with the doña. You know, about that,
about the villas and the weird people that invite you to villas and villas
in that kind of thing, you know, look, maybe it' s
the same fact that we' re living a time in the season a little
weird in that sense. But I' ve seen a lot of news from
people who supposedly put her in the middle for being in a wrong choir there.
Yeah, I know a case. I mean, of course, there
are some people who went to jail for being in a wrong choir there.
I' ve got another one, too. That' s the amount of
history I know. There was a situation here once. You know that here,
the day it happens in magazines to certain journalistic characters in the country or
those people will have to die a lot to die or they will have a
very bad time. There was a case here and I told him several times
in the late nineties, at the beginning of the two thousand were. It
wasn' t the year ninety- nine. There was a loan family from
here, from the city, remaining because they were from the most exclusive social
circles, which were three brothers, three brothers. The youngest was fifteen sixteen
years old and the oldest eighteen seventeen. For the truth. If then the
two elders raped the youngest, what and the three were homosexuals and you know
the tragedy for this family, then there was a corito of the incipient of
the young men of the time who made choruses, got together, etcetera.
And the youngest confesses to his mother when he' s going to leave her
at the party that that party, that he' s a gay party,
are his friends. Then, when the sheath begins, the mother is shocked,
calls this person, tells him what is going on and starts chasing.
Well, you, you know one of the things that were in that mess.
Well, you, you knew two of what I know but what I
was at that party. And there are many people today who were quite young
at the time, were in that activity, which was in a house here,
in the center of the city. And this lady did a report or
she was going to do a report on that case. And by the time
I was in trouble, one of them' s moms, one of them
in my friend, was seventeen. At that time, my friend was almost
of the time and what it was like to be a responsible parent prevented that
situation, as it got out of control. He was out of control by
a mother and a father who had a situation in their home, who had
no knowledge and wanted to hold third parties responsible for what in their home had
the genesis for whatever reason this was from the 1990s. Well, the lady
arrived very much in Valentonada, where the mother of this boy and this lady
now lives in the United States, there is a very respectable woman, but
of many balls, Mama Gallina, said good here, here, in this
country. If this comes out here, what we' re going to be
able to do is all of us, because the purpose was to say that
there was a group of men who did house parties and abused minors. That
was the tonic, without exposing the one who was being abused by his brothers
and the lady said good. I pay for a detective and I don'
t know what we' re going to do with everything I have, because
if you do that, it involves my son up to you and I'
m going to include him in the mess. Of course I and you.
I' m talking about a time, the pre- social media era.
All that, this I' m talking about the year ninety- nine.
Those who know, those who know the story, know that I am not
exaggerating or lying. So you get into the choirs and the sheath. That
' s why he made a person who had nothing to do with that girl,
because the mess went down and paid for those broken dishes. That person
a lot and had nothing to do with it. There' s a lot
of people who' ve had their laps around it for being careful with my
friend' s friend' s mom,' cause it' s called rolo
panty pussy. I would have gotten into a book. This boy already had
his room and he still has it. We have guests today. He'
s been out of the house for a long time. Mani, Cruz,
welcome to the rhythm of the morning, Brother, thanks to that already.
No. No, no, no, no, no. I know when
they started telling me that a couple of years ago. The truth has given
me doubt, but nothing, very happy, very confering. Thank you very
much, Age, no, Mani, tell us, how it has been
all these days, months and years that we had without seeing them we can
happy all our life, very happy. The truth. The Lord has blessed
me greatly and well by living wonderful times, not only on a professional level,
but also on a personal level. I can' t complain and everything
that' s going on with me you know, with these last singles that
are released, with the concerts that come out there. However, the truth
is that the Lord has been too good. What' s called the newest
single you' re promoting Brother, The Funny Man. The funny man is
a version of the cold build. It' s an adaptation. I wanted
to do it because I saw the video make Yes, I was in a
place and they put the video because I was very drunk. How strange I
was lit up like a light bulb and I thought I had dreamed of it,
because Mira is a funny man and I wanted to make this adaptation to
this song. The funny man a tribute in life I wanted to make Abulfrido.
Will Frido has been one of the great exponents, pioneer of carrying our
music or around the world and has contributed too much to Dominican music, what
is our merengue, And I understood that good, because I wanted to pay
this homage in life, not only to him as an artist, as a
musician, but also, because to what is the time of the eighties.
This song was born in the eighty- three, the same year I was
born. A nice coincidence and, therefore, I wanted to translate that into
the official video, since one of the programs of the eighties, giving it
a modern touch and Bullfrido, because he told me that he would also accompany
me in the song and in the video. For me, too much is
an honor, too big and has a concert. Next I have a concert
now on the 10th, the 25th of May, in Punta Cana, Dominican
at heart. Well, this is practically this show, this concert that started
a few years ago, in the two thousand twenty- two in the theater
the Festival of the Hotel Aragua. Then in the two thousand twenty- three,
for we also started well in what is the Palace of Sports, which
was for a great challenge for me. And this year, because it is
the 25th of May to Punta Cana, we will be there carrying this wonderful
concert and the first of June in the Great Arena of Cibado, let'
s go well, you also go with part of your team with you.
Go sebastian of what is much in Naco and lock- up. Sebastian towers,
Batean tower the producer of the desert concert of tipe cana cor sebastian welcome
rhythms. In the morning, thank you for stopping by. More or less
he tells us how the issue of production is and what is the concept that
he will enjoy, because he is on the scene. Set up those who
attend this event with mani Cruz do look. The production of the cane-
tip concert is actually quite an experience. It' s something that' s
based or done for Mother' s Day. It' s very rare to
find you a concert where you can go the whole family on such a special
date. We have focused on creating an experience. You' ve never seen
the area before. This, in addition to being Mani' s first boxed
concert as such in the area. And the truth is, it' s
going to be an exciting experience. We' ve been running since Saturday.
The assembly lasts a full week. Then you can imagine the magnitude is going
to be a unique experience. Actually, then the event is going to be
an hour away. I guess it' s lower than you usually get because
of the thing that I' ve opened up to the whole right family.
We opened the doors at six o' clock in the afternoon and already from
seven thirty o' clock in the night we started with the oppeners and maniantar
and at nine o' clock for the little ones to enjoy mani a.
We' ve seen that everyone is now being in political doses, but you
' re kind of taken away from it strategically, no, because I'
ve never been that you know that, as always a politician sings to him,
although not in twelve people attribute you to that, because we haven'
t seen you exposed good that way, so I' m telling you,
I' ve had in these last few days and the opportunity to do certain
activities and belong to various things tests before I keep it. Yeah, yeah,
exactly, I mean, well, of course there' s one.
He' s always sympathetic to one, isn' t he, because at
the end of the day, they' re city is kind and right to
the ball. Sure, of course I do, but I' m trying
to make that good, because it' s a job and I' m
trying to keep it as private as possible. Ah, you don' t
have a problem with the professional aspect. You touch him for example, any
politician doesn' t care about the party. It' s an exact counter,
exactly sad place, and they pay him his room, he sings to
a whore, and if he pays him. But you' re, you
' re a tropical artist only learned. The business. Let me tell you
not one or the guys who know the most about the business I said on
this day something that I hold back, that sometimes things you must take advantage
of certain things around you, but that it doesn' t. But,
well, that' s a private conversation. We have a conversation pending under
the effects of alcohol look. But certainly, but thank you for that,
why don' t we see it or that or what didn' t it
was like that why I don' t see a cross mani doing as more
populace would be the word, because you have a profile, a profile already,
for example, of concerts, concert productions, of course, but,
for example, why I don' t go to a chromed mani, for
example, in a cumba in Venezuela, Chugas, that is, this is
a farndula question. Cagalitrosa exactly uses many words, cacalita each yes, exactly,
for example, a manico a Venezuela, a Wol Sonorienta in the War.
But I do because maybe you didn' t. Then you' d
record a video on forty- two. Well you ask yourself for cri I
' m going to give employers who hire me, patroness of aravacoa patroness of
the kill of Forfan They are a door, keep a gate, you say
disco and things like that are good. It hasn' t been given.
You haven' t given yourself that kind of thing, that' s pretty
much what I do, almost what I usually do, they' re good
for private parties, corporate parties, weddings, and so on. He'
s got some date in a hard rock car. It was here not even
broken. None of the things I like the most is that I love it,
I mean, I' m dedicated to seeing it complete. It'
s when you surprise your fans, you go to their homes, talk to
them, or how I know that approach and I write to you, they
exploit DM. You choose how to pretty much that vile little girl. Now
I think you were here today or yesterday. Today I know very, very
appro I liked it very much and I know that it touches your heart very
much, because you are a person who, although you have so much fame
and that you are very with your feet on the ground, look Thanks to
Eduardo, You know that I in the end tells you. A lot of
people say no,' cause I like your shape. Me in the end.
I' m a normal guy, so I sing that well, that
thank God I can work hard enough to achieve everything the Lord has given me.
I can do enough. You left the buff on the street I'
m not fucking with you. It is fifteen years watching this, taking up
struggle, fifteen years, fifteen years and the truth that, as I always
say, I do not know if the lord gave me neither much talent,
nor podoco nor anything. What I do know he gave me, because an
insatiable hunger to want to achieve my goals. Get me in. You know,
and that' s right, I mean, I haven' t stopped,
I mean, and at the level that the years go by, because
I think the intensity of work, it kind of increases. And I,
then, that kind of thing you can approach not only in concerts, that
I always try to have, because being close to the whole audience that if
I throw that if I hug it, that yes, I also try to
have that, because on social networks, when well this girl who sent me
a video like they send me every day, thank God, of children,
of children who want to meet me or as a teenager, and that I
can not do. You know everything or, I can' t meet everyone,
but yeah, every once in a while I say shell looks at him.
This touched my heart because of the video they sent me, for let
me make this dream for you. Actually, to this child I remember that
more to me I always said I remember when I met Don Johnny Ventura,
when she was little, and that marked me. And the sun today I
remember the day to the moment how it went. And that, then,
when Mommy tells me this and I said wow, if I can, then
do this to her or, mark these little hearts of some people and that
it is reflected throughout her life and that they knew her favorite artist and others,
because why not do it, because I the truth that fills me with
lots of joys, with a lot of satisfaction. That little video, imagine
that I mean, I still see it and I see it and it says
to me what the girl tells me And I mean, the good girl if
whoever wants to go in to watch the video the girl in one tells me
she was playing the piano and tells me wow, still saying a little girl
of a few ten years and tells me if you are still alive. When
I' m big, I want to do a collaboration with you and that
happens to me fast, I' m crazy, but yes, that'
s very nice things that happen and because it fills me with satisfaction in the
case of you how the international sea walks. Well, the truth. We
' re in right now. Thank God, number one with the funny man
there, in Venezuela is playing all the songs of saba falling in love for
here started organically loving the songs me every single passed by in Venezuela. You
can say I' m knocking out the door of South America open exactly.
It is a great entry what is Venezuela and Colombia, because a great entrance
and Venezuela, because it has always embraced me in an incredible way, then
with the last simple ones, because the truth that has been wonderful. I
' ll be there in exactly a month now. I went last year,
I had some presentations there and already this year, because the truth that looks
so much better. The whole East of America is also sounding pretty loud.
The fun man in Puerto Rico also Colombia, because starting to heal now and
nothing, that is, we are going to Mexico, we are going to
El Salvador also in what remains of the year and I am very happy.
Like I told you, I mean, I' ve got a lot of
doors opening up and how Mani' s treating you, because the farndula has
changed in the last four years, that one who tries to make sure nothing
happens to him so that he doesn' t fall into that boiler goes well
the other mother doesn' t too. But that' s why I ask
her, being the handling you' ve had for a while, this part,
that you' ve restricted many aspects of your life, et cetera,
and this farndula so rapacious, so heartbreaking that it takes you and makes you
cruel. Have you got the cruel do you what' s the name of
the card, who make old clothes? Make old clothes easily look at you
or what I tell you how it' s treating you, how you'
re absorbing this new reality of entertainment. Well, for you to know,
I' ve learned a lot, I' ve learned a lot. As
you say to me, they really treat me too well. I cannot complain
there is always truth one of the other comments that, as Anthonin says,
I am not a golden chain to please everyone. And that I have understood
and I have also understood that well that at the end of the day,
one is not going to be like I say. You have to let that
kind of thing, because it doesn' t fill you, it doesn'
t get to you. Personally, I don' t take any more of
the staff. I' ve learned a lot from many tips I' ve
been given, because how are several people of me you didn' t miss
these other people. Not my instagram. I' ve handled it with the
thing about me that there' s a mob in the networks that you don
' t know that when I hook people up for me they' ve thrown
a couple of people at me or I don' t fall for that,
no, but to me the person I tell you something the community of followers.
I don' t know if they have a respect for me, because
a lot of people ask me that. But the truth is that I don
' t get anything, because it' s inappropriate and I understand how you
were saying you don' t want to eat you. No, no,
no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
Oh, God, yes, I taught you, but nothing. I understand
that nothing one should not take from you because a person is a hook and
that and that nothing is I am focused on working and understanding that everyone,
because they have their point of view, their opinions and so on and they
are respected and nothing is that power of the videos you said that you no
longer take anything personal, which means that the treatment that I am a bit
hostile to the past is already something that does not affect or hold any grudge
totally for temporary. Someone' s going through something. Alberto Mira and all
that advice, what I received at the time. Yeah, but some people
got their hands off. Yeah, I understand you do, but nothing I
mean. That' s as part of the same system, the business,
the altitad business in a general sense, because they' re like I don
' t know. Yes, yes, yes, but as they say out
there that although it sounds glyces, but yes, even of Christ they spoke
and of Christ that is, then why I am going to expect that from
me it is not or then I perhaps did not understand it at that time
they were treated in mercy. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, I
' m a mari thing. I don' t know if you feel the
responsibility for killing him in any way, but I don' t know if
you' re aware. I think so. You are taken as a reference
of music, in this case of meringue, which has to be done to
connect. I' m staying at one time. You' ve worked hard
that kind of meringas too. Vollo calls like traditional mid- musicians come right
clear something so true that you have to know. Then you come as with
this format you identified as a niche that was there and it does you quite
well. Then the same merengueros take you with references when you talk and say
well, this is the future of merengue. So it comes out that we
' re going to that kind of thing. You heard about it. That
' s it, how you feel and how you look at the same fellows,
yours who think that' s a good way. Imagine that I'
ve been dreaming about this since I was a little boy and I' ve
been watching because what I was hearing when I was a teenager was meringue everything
that was going on in the nineties, that if I dream that if I
drugged coconut band without a border, Rica Arena, Juan Luis Sergio, everything
that was going on in the nineties, and I saw all this personality,
of all these artists and saw them unattainable, that is, or all references
of what is raw mani today and that years later I heard of comments like
that of many of them. It' s totally surreal to me. I
mean, it' s very surreal, it' s very surreal that I
receive it with great humility, I receive it with great responsibility, trying to
follow the legacy of each of them, I mean, listen to that from
Eddie, Rafa, Don Johnny in peace, rest from Willfrido and much more.
The truth means too much to me. And if he has a pressure
on your softwor a little bit, yes, he does a little bit.
Because the truth is that I don' t mean him humbly, I don
' t take him by the duillos any of every artist. I mean,
I' m glad they think that way about me, but I feel like
you know that wow they' ve treated me too well. It was fortuitous
that or you already in your projects and your glimpse. That was strategically planned
to make that happen all that I, thank God, have accomplished. I,
at some point, have visualized it. I believe in the word I
do and this I do not say in a perhaps religious way. So to
speak, but I understand that the word has power, just as it says
the vibla, that is, what you decree and what you propose and you
visualize. That has a lot of power and you have the work that you
put to it and the motivation that you commit to it, so to speak
every day, because there are no limits in life, there is no border.
I am a living example of that, as you know, that you
know me from many years ago this project started without a shelle and without a
strategy in the canvas, without a team of work, without anything, only
with the simple reason that I am I love meringue. I love the merengue
and out there I go so much port where friend that sedileña if I eduardo
saint to Merius and there Roberto exact, Cardo Rodrigo and Rodri. I made
you beat Roberto Rodriguez. Yeah, hard. You know I had a lawsuit
with Roberto because of you. There was a song of yours that stuck what
you' ll call me as a supernatural pop song about the first, the
first supernatural and Roberto the truth that I' ve become an old frenzy.
I love friendship and affection always from the first day we shared and we gave
the chance that we could talk, but the opportunity and that you came here
pussy. I said this guy is interesting, or I look like a good
person. I believe it then the best I can do for friends when they
are dreaming, dreaming about them and I remember that you told me my dream
dream in rhythm novendes And this I can please putting you in rhythm in the
morning and when I took out the natural treasure I had already sounded with aura
here in rhythm and star in stars, and I lasted a month making yuca
tolo maltraberto pussy. Manic Crun' s song, Magro' s song by
Roberto is an old fresco. He tells me I think I' m in
love with Manicru. The first time you did as much to me as a
song the wea pa utada, because if you fall in love, because they
are people of that, lie and not and Roberto you as I am telling
you there in the studio to Limpaña, Witness not Roberto, no, Roberto.
It' s terrible and I told him this that in love with diabots
you know I' m a friend of Mani' s and sheath, but
he still told me, I think he did not, but he really thought
it was a relax. But I' m certainly saying that because I think
the result you' ve achieved in fifteen years, I think I was in
two thousand eleven, so we knew it more for sure. We' re
in two thousand twenty- four, three ponto, twelve years. I think
yours is more the result of the work and effort that is of the same
talent. I mean, I think there may be ten thousand talented people,
but if they don' t put effort and persistence to it completely, they
won' t get results to get. And in your case, men,
you' ve been seen dawning on the street and then doing something else to
dedicate it to your work. And that' s so obviously rent. No
thanks, Alberto, you know that and I think you' re right.
You' re absolutely right, because look, right now you were talking two
from Macuma in Venezuela. You know what I was doing at first, when
I, well I was knocking at the door, at everything, Roberto Rodríguez,
Marino Vaquez, Món, all the directors and for having a nun like
that mosos, as Roberto you say, yes, everyone at first heard me
that was very well they were impossible well already, but he makes it difficult
for you this covert. Look, Alberto, the first station I ever was,
the first empsora I ever was. I' ll sum it up for
you. It' s very brief. I' ve told you several times
there, in several interviews. I went without him knowing me, I went
and gave it to the reception and told Mira, I am a new artist
manicrum. I want to see out grandchild of such ah sit down too.
There I waited an hour and forty minutes. There at forty I' m
more excited about my first approach with a director and the secretary comes at the
fourth hour and tells me look cute so you won' t be able to
attend. Today me wow and I go down that ladder. Sir, really,
this isn' t that although I' m not a parameter, because
I' m too crying, crying and with an ode my throat and I
said how I' m going to make your possible, how I' m
going to make this diquito sound on the stations. And I don' t
have a team, money or anything, you' re gonna be impossible.
But I said you know nothing. I rode my car and the next day
I returned ep I waited 45 minutes. He couldn' t pick up either.
The third day I came back I can' t take care of you,
not if you were spraying pints. And on the third day he tended
me and we' re already great friends and I thank him very much.
He tells me I had to see what he wanted. So I think the
opportunity has to be found. You know, he doesn' t expect me
to sit down. We have to find her. Of course, you have
to be careful between being n is relevant, that is, you have to
be persistent more non- pertinent. You know that' s a fine line
you can cross. But today he is Marino Vasquez, who I give a
hug and I send a hug to Mariano and Bata because Marino became my dad
musically and what there is Roberto, what is Mong and everything else you yourself,
that is, the truth that stops and you don' t go from
that school. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, you' re not
coming from that school, Gabriel Grullo, Roberto Rodriguez, etcetera. And Marino,
who' s a great businessman on Radio One is that they' re
almost all calling me a meeting. He invited me to the meeting and I
went for a slingshot. Marino, Marino, no, no, no,
but I' m telling you the truth. It' ll be over,
but look, uh, moma, you' re going to be all the
time. It' s me that we have, what we have. You
need to read a school. But I tell you the truth and I owe
them a lot, because they were what they gave me that window. You
all lied to me about that window so that the public could then say no.
And on the weekends you know what I was doing. I was having
sex with the two dancers of mine, because I didn' t have the
quej at the time. I was two ballerina and a DJ, and I
took the line with the doba to join me and I was leaving The Maiday
in the carrizos. I used to go all the dichothecas, the alcarrizas.
I went in to Macumba and I went into all the clubs in Venezuela here
in the Alcarrizo district. I was going in there and I was going in
with my diquito, I' m hello, I' m manicru and I
' m looking. I' m a new artist. This micd that many
of them supported me, that I have the names of all and the thanks
of each of them, which is DJ Jimmy Djaris, DJ Dani or the
truth that DVB Jimmy js i mean left also I said yuca I stayed there
in the cabin every Monday and all of them also the truth that was wonderful.
He was then a gi ah says around here that Gilberto also accompanied you
at that time. Gilberto also accompanied me. There Look at this concert of
this event that you have and the same one that you presented here in itself,
in the Palace of Sports. So, chabono at the Sports Palace.
That one I' d love the chip- and- fol Candela point that
we have that and student difficult theme from that show. Look, we'
re running a budget. The truth is, it' s extremely big.
He' s a local artist. However, we bet on mani from the
start and said Mira let' s go big for the moment. Vipi is
a newly started company but we don' t just want the best for event
attendees. Then we have prepared a budget, the truth to do everything we
want, to make it as special as possible. As you mentioned above and
as I told you, it' s going to be a simply impressive event.
You' ve never seen anything in the east. I' m not
saying that because I want to sell ballots. You actually have to tell us
why you will. He' s got to start with ten thousand hard games
before he sar two or mother dollars. Why I' m going to do
it alone if that' s bad enough. Finally, and to propose that
sebastián producer that accompanies you in this montage, in the east of the Dominican
Republic, of this event, where people get the ballots. And if it
' s a question I' m asking and if there' s a chance
that some people are handling some package that you' re also reporting on or
just people are taking care of themselves. The ballot. They are for sale
on WAPA tickets, Web Pa tickets for both events, for the 25th of
May in Punta Cana, which already that in practically a week and a few
days, and also for the first of June in the Great Arena of Cibado,
for all those people, also of the Cilbado that is listening right now.
I' m very happy because the santiago who complain that they either carry
big events so often there they have one. So, as Peter Este said,
this show began in the theater The party of the Hotel Aragua with Fear
Alberto with Fear was a night in the theater of the party in two thousand
twenty- two, with fear that my God is the first, because scenario
as bigger than I am going to introduce myself and if it is going to
fill me, if nothing goes away. And that first night turned into three
nights, thank God, in the party theater. Then I wanted to take
another step. I took him to the Sports Palace. It was a big
step, the truth was I took a complete risk with my team and the
truth was a before and after the March 4 of last year that we presented
ourselves at the Sports Palace. I thank everyone who was there and the truth
that nothing this Dominican at heart then went through New York, by ne Jersey,
by Miami. We were also in the past year presenting ourselves at the
Amphitheatre of Puerto Plata, celebrating the Day of Merengue and this year, because
I thought to close with gold clasps presenting it also not only in gray tip,
in the eastern area of the country that I have never been, because
as I said, sebastián in a concert, since opened to the public on
the 25th of May and closing with gold clasp the first mere of June in
the Great Arena of Cibao. The truth that I give you with this closure
already I thank very much to all the audience that has presented itself at every
concert, because the truth that has been a dream, a dream in fact
reality and being presenting me in these two great venus of the country, because
it fills me with great satisfaction. Well, Dominican of the heart is Mr
Mani Cruz. Thanks also to Sebastián, Sebastián, Torres producer for stopping by
to talk to us. Mari and we wish success both in the city,
in the Kingdom and in the principality of Punta Cana, as in the Republic
of Santiago de los Caballeros, which is already Santiago an almost independent republic at
the rate that goes. So you. We wish you success in these two
places and also to continue to reap the result of your effort, work and
sacrifice. Sa gratuita familia, a hug pots you love. Thank you so
much for the opportunity and good all those people who are hearing a hug,
blessings and still winning the play a. The funny man, so ugly variety,
super good that sheath. Thank you, thank you, look for the
fun man empley. Now this is how I was closing this to the reader
from here I want to send my affection, my respect, my eternal admiration
to one of the television presenters that I grew up seeing since I was eight
years old in TB thirteen to, along with the memorable and unforgettable Aracelis Melo,
a revolutionary of artistic promotion, because I work promoting us along with Uglio
Frido Vargas, also of the speech and animation of a field of salcedos and
I am not mistaken, I have to correct, but also a visionary of
the television entertained and fun in the afternoons of the Dominican Republic. But more
than that, a mistreated, despised and cast aside by the preponderant and arrogant
chronicle of the spectacle of the Dominican Republic for years. Domingo Bautista, Domingo
Bautista is but the best of his group and his generation, one of the
best. Yes, sir, and I say this because Domingo, since the
first time I met him in person over there, in the year two thousand.
Year two thousand, I was accompanying Maxi Yo in one in a super
afternoon that Maxi went to animate live radio TV in the cockpit. I don
' t know what sheath they had the super late there with my friend fior
Rodriguez, who worked production with Bebeto and what they produced super late in color
vision. At that moment I met an idol I grew up with watching it
on television and meeting it in person with Michael Miguel, because it was from
the mania I was talking about that, right now and that marks one.
A lot I say because I think that yesterday a picture went viral there the
good friend Alfredo, Alfredo de la Cruz, that not very contrary to the
one that people are, is not a bad person and I am sure that
these montages that are sometimes made and that pays to get into the block many
times get out of control, Alfredo la Cruz, a star. Alfredo la
Cruz, he' s a very good person. And let me tell you,
if there' s a sheath that Domingo Bautista likes, it' s
standing next to these crazy characters who attack him on these shows. Everyone will
remember those years on Radio TV, on TB thirteen that accompanied him the lord
of the whip, then the one with him the super afternoon And what memorable
those conversations there already in a different bull with the mother of Pepe Goico,
Mrs Guerrero, and also with Teófilo Barreiro. Domingo Bautista was all that catapulted
Yadira Morel to stardom in the super magazine. I mean, Baptist Sunday.
He likes that style. I think that yesterday maybe they calculated to get the
block out of hand. Reci got out of hand. Domingo is an institution
of communication and television in the Dominican Republic. It doesn' t matter where
I am, because Domingo is kind of a job that they know. They
know he' s a guy who can' t spend a month without charging
a thirty, because Domingo is a slave to the hard- working collection,
a kind of truth who isn' t afraid of him in the big wages
of the little ones, so I send him with the deepest of my heart
that with much affection a greeting from here. I know people don' t
understand that there are many people outraged by the canal. He did the same
to excuse himself for this episode, but be sure that was mounted by them
before they went out on the air. I mean, I, I'
m sure, Alfredo' s not gonna disrespect her that way. Domingo Bautista
and they are, moreover treated is remember Domingo Domingo, I think you have
cup what was called the East Lord who told everything to Domingo Bautista. My
God sees the name that passed away, unfortunately, and it was on the
radio for a while. He also made a lot of time on the show,
also on the radio along with a lot of well- known communicators in
the 1980s and 1970s. Now I' m missing my name, that'
s too bad. But Domingo Bautista, who feels like an oxoon being fusta
wey I walk around on Tiktok and YouTube, his son, the son of
this important intellectual and lawyer from the Dominican Republic, who would then find a
niche to communicate in a very particular way with Domingo Bautista in this program.
He died in the early 1990s. Yeah, yeah, yeah, man,
a man who told Domingo everything and he hesitated then. That' s Baptist
Sunday. That thing you saw yesterday. Look be sure, because I'
m sure that by Sunday' s way, by its very hard form,
someone who works with him will encourage himself to disrespect. Sunday doesn' t
have a problem with anyone. On the contrary, solve the problem, problem?
Just like that, I think the good mood and I think that after
a hole and continues Bautista Sunday in terms of zero conflict, zero problem,
I do not a problematic man. I spent a time working with Sunday on
Latin Sunday and he gave me five hundred pesos every Sunday Millionaire, two thousand
a month, not my lord, but he was gray hy but everything was
piling it was or Sunday if he was born. There was the brown man
or he was serving me in mid- payaleche. Yeah, yeah. I
want to tell you that I later ran into Domingo and his children, little
ones in a clown house where today there is a Hidalgo pharmacy on 27th with
Lincoln. There was a clown there. Yes, and Domingo Bautista there'
s a clown. Not by the way that it was a chain of sanguich
and sheath that derived perhaps the name of Barra over there. And Domingo Bautista
saw him in an interview that he did. He was talking I think it
was Fredo. It was goico. He was talking about him walking with his
cachu in his Jipetta. Yes, and he was walking with his poop in
an aland rob which he had greenish in the sun of Oya, he was
already the knight to the Park opened his door, took out his cachu I
liked at two o' clock in the morning of December thirty- one of
the year two thousand. That was the same year I met him, so
Domingo' s a nice clean guy. I liked it very much with clean
hevitz shot that with Ganabel Alberto, but also there was the clean shot with
Seline Mendez. Yeah, that' s also line for me to apologize that
sometimes one makes one and the ladies don' t like one to play video.
But almost twenty years ago that look twenty years ago the only producer of
weekly radio program that on a Sunday afternoon, when the stations catch him to
bonify, and that thing with a program running five hundred, a moment of
billing that billed a million pesos, arrived a million. I don' t
know that on Latin Sunday a million pessactally all have food of about twenty restores
twenty abrasives. And it is also the refuge of many communicators as I say
not shelter. I' m not saying, because he still has aridium there
yes, yes, and he has the lawyer or you fight clear and our
friend and shelter he' s going to convert a lot, and our friend
what' s the name of the Darich farndula is still with the right.
It' s there, it' s also said, it' s there.
And, by the way, this column watching you talk about that program
that' s good slado, it' s the usage, no, but
at the end of partner, I did mean this the year that Sunday is
me I know that networks are deported and remember the people of the times that
we' re living in getting into the block, but I' m going
to give you some advice what I wasn' t going to put in.
I' m not in a position to give advice either to Domingo or Alfredo.
But they' re two good people you' ve met in the middle.
Don' t get in that pod, don' t shit us in
that You guys work pretty well, and chemistry is really good, but don
' t get into that. You guys are better days. There. You
know Alberto, I don' t want the day to pass. I don
' t want you to finish today' s show without congratulating Pamela wow Ay
the one from León, who is up to her forty- year- olds,
on it for the forties. Up to his forty Amela we see a
couple of gins, you know, and frown. There I must tell you
that for when Pamela, after she left here from the Progreso program, has
triumphed, has triumphed all progress Time to tell you that Pamela de León left
here with a foll focus, which gave her trouble that the devil and living
there next to the road of San Isidro. Cacer because Pamela lives in a
luxurious apartment in a panga, in the exclusive sector of rose of soul,
rose of the sama enlargement and has a pipette of the year. I think
it' s cool sleep. The Roberto looks favorably to the same one of
the or I put them talents, that works with all the marks and that
lion' s mother and the best that Pamela has, that is of the
young of his generation that thanks to God, resorts us to scandal. Yeah,
totally to unnecessary exposure to gain notoriety. She is a professional of many
disciplines and of great talent and that today reaches her forty years. It'
s not bad for us to congratulate her and her friend still thinking that Eduardo
says that you don' t drink, I know that you buy her the
word of the friend who said here we are going to progress to nowhere because
everything that is going to come out here progressed to Juan Carlos Millonario, Millionaire,
Pamámela por progreso, ge progreso Anda un two thousand twenty- six.
Trea runs, mail, progress, the Bolly progress, what the other leash
strap, but progress, progress pussy, I' m not the pain.
That' s where Jefferson' s coming, too, who' s going
to tube soon, or Jeffrey' s going to do it. Rico Mira,
I' m not going to say it because I know you' re
going to remember a friend coming in rich, boss Son. Thank God.
And he left poor. And he' s gone poor, Dad.