Adriana Gómez, I want you to tell me, gentlemen, because life is
going around a lot, but in Tiktok I' ve come around crazy people.
What' s that story you have about your life, that you understand
that no one else is going on. That is why the truth that I
have seen history in Tiktok, lords of children, that is, as a
child not of young people, who have overcome themselves by the history of their
life, and I want you to tell me what happened in your life,
that you understand that no one else happened to you that we Distinguished you five
or ninety- six, fifty Channel, one hundred and five one in La
Vega, ninety- six five in Santo Domingo. We' re talking at
this hour that I andrisbo the morning. Adriana' s question that' s
that story of your life that makes it and I' m Tory Time,
yeah, yeah, I' m histori orito podina to me Good morning,
hi what I was friends with about my life was that I was day,
my father- in- law hello. Tell me that story. Well,
it was your story Good morning, good morning Hello. What kind of sick
man was the one who called a moment ago God, you knew. I
mean, we' ve got a variety of tunes. What about everything and
I don' t rhyme in the morning. Yeah, that' s right.
It' s okay. Look, mine isn' t anything special,
but I' m proud that I, my best man, practiced what I
do myself. I' m going to reserve it and I' ve been
saying it since I was a kid. I mean just like godfather. I
want to be cool that the godfather and told me, because look you'
re going to do this, he' s going to study aherto and that
and today, thank God, I' ve fulfilled all my dream, everyone
who sees me working. He says crazy, but you do this like it
' s a gift from God. I say no, that' s not
more of it yet because I have fun working and when you get that in
life that greets, and inspiring, weird in the rhythm of the morning.
Good morning, good morning. Not good my story, because I just said
it. Let' s sum it up. I' m the first daughter
of a marriage where my mom was going to America. I went for a
better life, but Mommy was sedative, and she just had you go for
a tobacco out of America, and she gave her a cirimba. Then the
doctors advised her to abort me because, just like being without a limb,
they decided to return to the country I was born well, thank God.
Thank you. I am a young woman with autism who people don' t
believe my autism because of the great support that everything is from my family.
I' m finishing my college degree thesis and I' m also working on
what people don' t all chinese treachery. Well, well, very good,
my love. Successes. I wish you every success. Thanks to you,
I love this one It' s going well. Good morning. The
story Mother da Hola Dale, the story is my short one, but it
really shows me that one of the young people can' t trump him or
talk to him badly, because life gives Hiro awesome. Come on. I
moved, I moved in a neighborhood and I was about sixteen years old and
that one old lady, she told me I don' t want you here
that you what was a criminal. Well, ten years later, I'
m a health care professional and the son was caught with two kilos of drugs
at the car door. I was painting prisoner you know I call can'
t meet me up, that he could go to Mexico and that he'
s doing super well there or it' s going to be papers but you
' re doing well. Good morning, good morning, good morning. Yeah,
about nine years ago my dad was still together, but he mistreated her
and I became an enemy of him and left the house because my mom didn
' t understand that she was abused and I couldn' t stand the situation
and my life on the street. But I kept going to college and eventually
graduated. I have a master' s degree from everything and my mom finally
left it my dad and I get along with both of them. I'
m off the hook, but I' m getting along. That' s
what' s important. Yeah, that' s a great story. Five,
three, one, ninety- six, fifty. Here' s rhythol
morning, good morning or here' s pola. Okay. I, about
ten nine years old, had the relationship and that couple. At that time
he told me no, that I was a person who had no future,
that I couldn' t be with me. Today, thank God, nine
or ten years later, I' m in charge of a department and she
' s going to be and she' s in the future working to keep
improving her life and I don' t thank her at all. Maybe that
person who was the one who made me grow up always has to see the
chance of a world. Yeah, he said that people, when I love
you, they do you a huge favor, and they get out, they
kiss, of course, they' re boyfriends. That' s why you
are. That' s why I tell Miguelito several of the dog not to
discourage you. Now everybody' s here spraying you. Well, or because
your days will come, it' ll come Hi, get in hand Hi.
I want to have the great story of what happened to me in life.
Now, Dale, Dale, please. That' s why we were
first together and welcome. Okay. Briefly I had the problems in life and
I had to here because I didn' t get a job here. Then
there I met my Cuban wife and then the blessing came. Amen jobs abroad.
Then I went back to my country. But what I' m saying
is that after I met my wife, all the blessing came and I mean,
I had to see here to meet her, because there was little the
CONS I had a Cuban woman cheat beautiful love and they read people and she
gives for a song of arjona. Well, a Cuban in Haiti did and
I yelled around. No, no, no, let me, no,
it' s not complicated now artificial intelligence. Let me ask you to write
me a song. I met a Cuban in it' s not complicated now
I chat the Cuban in ait yes, let me see it tells me around
here where you are and lost me. Wow. Wow. Wow. Wow.
Wow. I missed that good morning repen holand pando already tries. It
' s cool in there. Hey, how good does it feel? It
feels good, listening to all that because I have always, independently told it
many years here in the United States, have always advocated for the Dominican Republic.
For no one a secret that in the networks I am always everything depending
on my love, but that secondary do not imagine. You' re not
to blame for this quiet little list, as you saw the song that such
a panda thank you from Atlanta a hug brother says put music on it.
No, no, he put music on it. I don' t pay
the premium, ah because heine hey Santa Ana. He put how you do
that pays twenty- five dollars or ada tama as much as I do.
My room isn' t almost breaking the computer. I' m not giving
her away because she gave her to me. No, it' s not
missing the shovel with the damn DJ Vaina proja and tidal who now doesn'
t want to play any songs that because he' s got the etics in
high Fi and I didn' t put it that way, and that hi
Fi high fidelity, which the Dominicans don' t have. Says they heard
some composers. Says a Cuban woman in Haiti came as the breeze of a
summer, with the rip moon, the soul and the sun on her skin.
A Cuban in Haiti like a dream, a bridge of love between two
beautiful sunrises like the sea, with the wind in your hair, you carry
the passion of your land in your heart. Your steps tell stories of sugar
and fire, and your eyes shine the stars of the Caribbean. Not even
the choir alone. Hey, I got the choir coming in. A Cuban
in Haiti, dancing under the full moon between drums and coffee I jiedo a
new dawn. A Cuban in Haiti carrying the rhythm in each vein with your
smile and your faith is the light in the evening there a Cuban in Haiti,
a tampon. Tata tata? Taca? Taca? Ta? Tata?
Who are you going to sue the composers. Now to the inexperience, to
the witness and it' s already. I' ve got it registered,
because it' s already read in the air here. Yes, the one
who sings a Cuban in Haiti knows that the rights belong to us. Melon
per head, including Sami and Donic. He doesn' t have 200 thousand,
200 thousand birds because they' re famous. True, yes, yes,
true rope sails good, good of days. Well, it' s
good morning. Well, my story. Okay. I come from Barahona.
Buy Momeo to study here at the imajara. Don' t watch too much
again. The average cousin has a better chance, because his dad sold banana
in exchange he brought it here had Vivían well, because it turns out that
where we were welcomed by an aunt of mine, they threw me out and
left him for him I sent him banana. Then I graduated. I took
a lot of fighting. Yeah, I got a deal. I' m
repairing a water pump I always call you there. But the thing is,
sometimes we meet the family and I look at their eyes. Yeah, I
look him in the eye challenging him and with that anger inside, but I
' ve gone down and greeted him. I salute you. In the end
give him that hatred of that. No, no, don' t keep
that hatred up black. I don' t consult you on that. If
I keep hating, it takes you to these people that hate sometimes it'
s more powerful energy that can motivate you to accomplish things.