Ay ay ay chapta. That' s what you' re looking for It
' s seven eleven minutes. We go out in the morning. Joan,
don' t let him down It' s okay to start here and put
a pair of people on the waist. I' m buying you some people
and not that sheath anymore. It' s disrespectful. You saw her say
more and we' re gonna talk about the random divorced woman. Here in
the rhythm, in the morning, there' s nothing more random than a
newly divorced woman. Yeah, well, I give faith Look at this,
the divorced man. On the contrary, because the divorced man does not have
time to go destroying other relationships, because he has behind him a woman of
the devil making life impossible. And that takes any man from two to five
years and sometimes up to ten years, struggling with a cross behind a bur
no, but there are also men who get very bitter and you stay,
spend the years and go on. It was very complicated, yes, but
you already know with life why women roast because they divorce, because in this
country there is no man' s little house. If there were a small
house of men where there were male hides, the women would not have time
for the man to be salted since the divorce, the first thing to be
seen to drink for a small house. But and granddaughter cabin yes, happy
there ten bandola and in the woman and niema has the eye. Okay.
I' ve visited too much of the man in this lifetime. I believe
that that is true, that it is a symmetry and a true inequality for
which we must fight to resolve in this country of agreements. It is not
possible from here anything Mayan house of appointment so that women give to company affection
and warmth to men and women do not have access on equal terms to that
service and that bloody East State that does not have the ability to guarantee that
to the suffering women who are growing divorced and what these women do is the
devil as they have to do with their time, that they make dedicated to
making in life impossible the husband and other friends who are happily married and without
problem in their home. Yeah, they start over there. I' ve
always been like this. Look, when a friend of yours gets divorced,
put her in the fridge if you' re married, you don' t
even get coffee. You don' t know that woman don' t say
I want to talk to her. Don' t hang out with that pipe.
Don' t talk to her because she' s going to start saying
that to you, I started to realize with Fulano that' s why he
' s making parsons and they start planting that clod. I don' t
have the same rock, but it doesn' t even relate to it.
It says start saying the signal is that she saw and I' m seeing
that Fulano looks you know, you have to put one already, but don
' t go through the same thing that I went through. But what you
want to see divorced, also your marriage destroyed. I repeat, there is
nothing more random than a newly divorced woman. So, having said that,
I don' t believe that it' s a prejudice that I made up
myself. Where did we comment that was yesterday in the group Truth I did
Evidently, Roberto Rodríguez I am going to send you a request for monthly payments
for artificial intelligence, because it limits me the amount of question I can ask
to the day. And I must tell you, I can' t take
a subscription on this cotilla one more. I' m like a meck I
told you one day, but I compare a paycheck here Alberto, I can
' t take one more securition on that card that they see on YouTube,
of course or on the cable, then money that goes to one or a
lot. I was counting, earning about four thousand pesos in his so Christian
crisis. Alone more than four, too good, nothing more YouTube musosi is
ten dollars, ten dollars and I pay three Spotify s and Spotify not four
pediral and four pods of those no and Apple Music if they are for different
reasons. Besides, I' m a music fan. Well, I asked
him to tell me, because one thing is prejudice. What you see and
you say. Well, I' ve seen that friends who have divorced and
have married friends, too, friends end up divorced. I mean. But
that' s not scientific. That is, an observation that may have a
huge bias and we went to science to see and asked artificial intelligence looks.
I want you to talk to me about studying that explains how divorced people affect
around married people when they get divorced. And he says studies have researched how
the social environment can influence the decisions and behaviors of married people particularly and when
they are surrounded by divorced people, so the effect of divorce contagion was a
study that was made. A study by Rose mac Drmoth, James Fowler and
Nicholas Chris Tackis, published in Social Forcess in two thousand thirteen, found that
divorce can be contagious between friends and family. The research suggested that if a
close person divorces, it increases the chances that others on their social network will
do so as well. Another study, published in the American Socialiye Car Review,
found that people are more likely to consider divorce if they have friends or
family members who are divorced. This phenomenon is partly explained by the normalization of
divorce and the reduction of the stigma associated with it within the social network of
people. While married people can observe and learn from the experiences of their divorced
friends they can perceive divorce as a more viable and less enigmatized option if they
see that their friends have overcome the process and found post- divorce well-
being. In addition, surrounding people who have divorced can provide emotional and practical
support. Some understand by facilitating the decision to follow a similar path if they
face marital problems. As more people within your social circle experience divorce, the
social stigma associated with divorce decreases and this can make others on the same network
more comfortable considering divorce as an option. The prevalence of divorce in a social
environment can influence cultural norms and expectations about marriage and divorce. If divorce is
common and accepted by the Community. Persons married in such an environment may feel
less pressured to maintain unsatisfied marriages. These studies work on the importance of the
social environment in marriage decisions, showing how the experiences of friends and family can
influence behavioural perceptions regarding marriage and divorce. So if you have a divorced friend
for a while with that random Alberto you know that listening to you read now
I remembered in my first year or year and a half of divorce, I
remember that a co- worker of mine told me Mira Adriana. I'
m considering getting divorced because I' ve seen you go through that and I
look good and look at them my brother is fine. I didn' t
tell him what' s going on is that I' m at work.
I' m not coming here sitting like a cupcake. Datito, but it
' s not easy. It' s not easy. It' s easy.
Let' s talk about that random one that got you divorced at the
rhythm in the morning. If your friend is just getting a divorce and you
' re happy in your marriage, you take the one out of your life
for a while until she gets the divorce thing out of her head. Studies
state that I do want to surround you with divorced people who are prone to
you considering divorce as an option. If he' s going through a situation
in your relationships, then I want him to talk to people who ended up
getting divorced because a divorced friend filled his head with cockroach wing and then he
realized the relationship of a married friend with a divorced friend he has worried.
I' ve been in conversations this ado me there. Good morning, good
morning, everything. Greetings, greetings, greetings. Hey there' s one,
an aunt of my wife who' s thirty- six years old,
thirty married and time was given one of a missing zapa, which doesn'
t even appear on function records and she wants to divorce. You are either
a doña, a mistress, whether or not you declare it you have to
go if your position man disappeared, no, you declare yourself a widow,
you go do your process, you declare yourself a widow. A friend tells
her around here, since it' s a relationship, she has what you
said to what we' re talking about, but all right, well,
well, tell me, a friend tells me around here She writes hellos to
me guys in my case, a friend divorced for four months. After four
months divorced, we started getting together and she started talking weird about my husband.
There came a point where my husband lost his job. Not because of
her, not because she lost it. And then I found out that she
was going into the house to give it to her husband. Oh, good
morning to me this bad living that divorced women have. Just finish me,
I mean, newly divorced. That' s very unpleasant. It' s
horrible, terrible, unbearable. It' s nice to have your boyfriend and
have a single friend hanging around that. Yeah, it' s a couple
' s league. How did I decide less than friends and now you don
' t serve ladeante at least respect other people' s marios. Good morning,
and it' s true that good morning has already happened. You know
what happened to me. I was younger, yes, because we weren'
t past, yes, but the girl also broared me, because she began
to say, for example, look at many populanist god that I know and
sent me pictures, that is, I had pictures of me to your friends
and goes until the bread has eaten my. That' s no way but
to say that I was never with anyone, that I didn' t know
anyone, because he heard something about it. She got me. You know
very well. The problem was until he saw her from Baratano, Caesar'
s rest used. Yes, that was his exa mestro hunting or I just
say good day, Good day, or that he comes out to Puerto Platale
the most bera city record. Said a teacher who ended up being a good
friend of mine your wife so law of no faith your greatest enemy, nothing
else has per divorce and advice for all Dominican men. Don' t mess
with a newly divorced woman. Or you' re going to look for a
problem with him being divorced because he' s going to be jealous of you.
Yeah, he really takes it out That' s faith in letting him
dance. Yeah, yeah, yeah, no, because this explains how simple
it is no longer, it' s being happy to hate to be people
fair next to it. See if your wife isn' t going to visit
the divorced version, know how to prepare the next division. Good morning.
You know what husbands don' t like when their wives walk with friends getting
divorced because they have like a galenta and a situation like that or dad to
baby exactly I understand that husbands who don' t like women to go out
with me, I would have married and my wife gets divorced by a friend.
I say here there are two options. Either you stop hanging out with
that broad or you leave or I' m out of the house. Sure,
there are different my talking about whatsapp, block it already I see it.
There are different behaviors of the divorced lady, because there is one that
empowers and takes the street and they want to drag the gym, they want
to show that they can be happy too. But there' s another thing
she sows is cisaña in your marriage. I lied to be quiet to me
and I' m coming home. To what lie of the devil coffees Good
morning, two people who know, well, yes, good morning, this
Alberto there is no greater truth than that phrase that you just said are people
who can' t mean, are congratulations. You want to reflect them on
each other' s happiness They can' t see each other' s congratulations.
I say this because in my experience I have a person not very close,
but in the moments when you have to make this kind of comments,
she talks about her negative experience and the experiences of her negative friends. I
have a very stable marriage thanks to God, and one of the things she
tells me don' t trust yourself because men my love can be the best.
But when you gre juntalopándita is not a new carnita. Out there my
daughter lives with those eyes open and I tell her she has pre i e
she' s a person who has a negativity and she wants to either way,
it would be happy to inject her into transfusing the other person. That
' s how blood went. I' ll tell the ladies something. Look
no. Get out of your head that you have faithful men. Next to
you, all men stick horn, look and the difference of women is that
the woman has other nuances, but they are already there that makes the pair
also to men. His wife this year in what' s going to harm
Alia, even if it' s oral sex. If they stop being someone
made him sexal, he kissed someone with someone he' s flitting at work.
Get that idea out of your head that you can control everything of the
other person and enjoy the time you are with that person, because human beings,
in certain stages of their life, live processes and we all spend,
for example, in the thirty to forty, all men walk given to the
devil. It' s not true, my friend, let' s sit
down and talk, let' s put our knees together, my friend,
I' m afraid of the knee. It is not true that your husband
is unconditionally faithful to you, because I am going to ask you and who
you are to believe that on Earth there is a human being who will only
look at you, not look at other people. Stop thinking you' re
unique. You' re not the same, Daddy. After thirty- five,
the woman is heartbroken by those souls holmona begins to feel old and wants
to go out on the street likes and you are also being hit by her
neck. Accept it and enjoy the moments that live together, the time that
is with you, etcetera. It doesn' t get complicated in a goddamn
life and don' t get embittered. That' s why I think the
happiest stage of the relationship I had was when I accepted that there were things
I couldn' t control and dedicated myself to enjoying what I received in that
relationship until the infidelities. In fact, I end up being friends with a
very good friend. We made and drank Romeo together. He had no more
father and I was happy the behavior in that sense of the varied man.
That as you said, for example, from the 20s to the 30s is
the least ja what he' s doing there. Your worried friend. You
' re already forty. You what details to raise the problem. From the
thirties to the forties, man takes the world ahead, but with a little
more considerment do not expect fissy. Yeah, women have to hook up from
the bottom. From 40 to 50 he separates a chim because he devotes a
little more time to economic stability, of course, and to what he does
not stop doing if he has children, they are already preteens or teenagers,
there is already less time to devote to the street. That boy has to
go out with him, you have to pay attention. Yes, but more
carefully start observing your child see it man flora. I' ll let you
take care of this boy so he won' t finish you boy. I
made it up to you by a boyfriend when he was 18. On the
24th of December, I have a dinner, but not because I don'
t have a year for the twenty- four, but it comes from the
fifty million sixty o' clock. Ten years ago, from the fifties to
the sixties, return the stage of the twenties. If I don' t
believe you present Presière old man, it' s already quiet. I don
' t want to. I want a friend who is. Go back to
the 90' s. So you' re going to exercise the fifty-
and- one sheath to follow Mira. I think the question is wisdom.
If there is something that brings the passage of the years, it is that
when you live the all the processes that so you go through you live it
like a sponge, then comes the moment when you start to pass inventory and
you say well look I committed with this sheath. I' m gonna give
that shit because that, to me it was just too complicated. This was
very good, not this, etcetera. And you' re starting to see
life more clearly. You' re wiser. But unfortunately people are thoughtless of
the majority. Sometimes one understands that one does nothing to contribute to the misfortunes
that one causes. Certainly, there are many coincidences, but most things are
causal, they are consequences of something that originally motivates it. Then you get
to see all these women who get divorced and want to grab friends. Sister
do catharsis, implicate yourself in therapy, go to a psychologist or psychological therapist
and let the happy one be happy. I was telling him I have an
argument with someone I saw Fulana' s husband with a broad and I went
there and stood up and told the woman look at me, brother, I
have a golden rule that I didn' t rape her. I can see
the wife or husband I can be together with a friend, a friend doing
anything to me. That doesn' t matter to me, because in the
only way that I intervene in those relationships, in those issues and if we
' re sleeping it together and doing threesome, then I have to take care
of our relationships. No, well, I' m sleeping in that bed
I' m looking for I don' t care that I don' t
care if I hit two trucks neck. That' s not my problem And
if something I could do is not take the problem so that they follow because
a phrase that a friend told me, what is not known, what is
not known, does not generate suffering. I quote that indiscretion. I'
m going to the other time. I' ve got nothing but a gossip.
Yesterday President Biden announced with hype and saucers that he pardoned a group of
military officers who were imprisoned for being gay in the United States. In the
United States there was a series, there was a series of laws that were
repealed by two thousand eleven by Barak Obama and by the U S Congress that
punished homosexuality within the military corps and was very strict depending on the type of
institution. Let' s say the seles had much stricter regulations for the type
of work, which made them very specialized. Or they do those guys that
maybe the army and the American army are full of transsexuality. Crazy definitely that
problem of homosexuality in America is not there, but in the army. But
it was a long way to go, which began in the seventies and extended
until the nineties, when the famous Don Tail dong Ast Don Ask appears where
you don' t ask are homosexual but neither if you are, don'
t say it. And that' s where they solved a problem that was
growing and when I came in I was baracoobaba, so that matter was solved
and to me, that I' m a curious guy, the doubt arose.
I said I didn' t know that in the United States there were
ex- military prisoners for homosexuals. I asked him what the names are from
various sources to find out. Give me the names of those homosexuals, five
appeared. It looks like there was a concentration camp like ah shitr. What
was the name of the sheath that was in Poland to his life, what
is called Good, they put the Jews in and cooked them gas and oven
in Hitler' s war and there were not five. Only there was a
start to that. But it' s okay. Five people later asked him
for tea I say, but how much was the maximum punishment that those laws
established. Well, they went from six months to five years and I keep
asking and investigating artificial intelligence. I mean, if you' ve been drugged
for 13 years, how is it possible that people are still in prison today
and they call me good? What happens is that those laws were put into
effect in that law were drugged in the two thousand eleven, but I say
not because I love mathematics. That' s the defi interest then do me
the math and don' t play me the game of the exact propaganda.
What a venita. Explain to me mathematically, how even if someone in the
two thousand eleven, before they repealed those laws, fell into prison, how
it is possible that he is still in prison. Maybe I can conclude that
it' s possibly there. One of the things that was applied to him
was the law that explained homosexuality, but there was something else, because it
is not possible that there are still people imprisoned today, because mathematics does not
give, because the last one that has been condemned must have been in the
two thousand eleven and we are in the two thousand twenty- four. Thirteen
years later, there can' t be people in custody yet and I say
that to you because you always have to doubt things, because yesterday this information
was announced as a milestone, a very important sheath and basically is a lying
manipulation for propaganda purposes by the American Government, which I don' t know
what obsession it is with homosexuality, homosexuals and all this madness that is selling
it as if it were the panacea for the world. And I have to
tell you there' s nothing wrong with being gay, because I' m
gay because they were in prison and I' m special about being gay.
I' m an ordinary human being. The only thing I like about men,
and not all sorts of men to be clear about, but a bunch
of nasty people in the nets and there they see making a flirt my brother.
I have a guy that I like as a man and ninety- nine
percent of men with what I share don' t like so that you calm
down, I don' t attract them. I don' t like the
first thing I hate brute people and nine out of ten Dominican men. They
' re ape. They remind you of sirmilion, you dolls. They'
re apes with cards, people who can barely talk to you about two topics,
what happens to the foques and what happens where Luis nicorporán. And I,
with those kind of people I don' t feel any kind of attraction,
because I' m what they call sexual sage. To me the human
intellect that you vote the linero looks at one which, because the good linero,
Sometimes put goes like this, put vaseo anything type catches, what they
said to chip and dance and a money because they were pre what is the
crime of those have the crime that we practice that inside this, from that
of the army, they have hooked up with other types, loving relationships,
etcetera. And let me tell you that' s not a problem. I
follow a Colombian soldier who serves in the Colombian jungle, who follows his video
with another soldier who is a boyfriend. What I and I have an onlyfan
also what it is in my mind is good. In Colombia, that is
very, very normal. Or I code, for example, that a people
why I know I' m gay, have to face it and that ah
you' re doomed because you' re gay, that is, I don
' t know if there' s anything else, remember all of us remember
that we' re products of a reality that many pods we see today as
being abnormal, let' s say that question. Your generation, at least
yours mine, because it started to see with a lot of normality and that
it is, it is not or that I am going to tell you,
well, being gay is not normal. Well let' s argue that it
' s normal in human behavior, because in human behavior there are issues,
behaviors that are displayed. There' s what the person is and what you
individually are. So what' s normal, what most agree as a convention,
then what basically started this as a discussion and in a thousand eight hundred
forty- one. There, a German lawyer says well that the state cannot
get involved in personal matters and marital matters, in matters of people' s
privacy. He is the first to publicly raise and discuss this and begins to
point out when other thoughts about what the State is, the role of the
State and how far the State should go. That discussion was for almost the
entire second half in European intellectual circles. It stops a little at the end
of the thousand of the eight hundred and restarts since World War II. When
those ten years go by. Between the 20th and the 30th, a lot
of movements begin to happen in Europe and there is a behavior of makes frenzied
in big cities like Paris. The crazy twenties brought about a lot of things
and then the discussion was going on, why does the state have to get
in? If I want to fuck Eduardo and Eduardo wants to give me that
' s a topic of the two of us, then that' s the
discussion that was going on. But after the sixties of came in an internal
coup d'état within something that was born, as we called them in
some way, a movement that was not political, but a movement of people
who said and demanded states to that of my life, take your laws out
of my cursed existence, don' t get involved with whoever I fall in
love with, who I sleep with, get out of my life. That
' s a matter of every individual and you' re not looking for anything.
There. So that' s what happens, and already in the nineties
the discussion was the same, but with other issues, that is, the
state, can' t tell you that you can' t serve the country
if you don' t fulfill a condition that doesn' t limit you to
doing your job for it, I think, and that' s where the
issue of what I was saying is born, what you did bidon with the
five people yesterday or not pardons them. Well, then there' s a
lot of manipulation in that and I think, as you say, when you
do the math, since when the law was repealed and what was the maximum
sentence set out in that law, I' m surprised that people still get
caught up in what I, for example, was these issues of fighting and
that against the rights of fulano and to arrest or demand his right because he
' s a human being who is part of a society, not because he
' s a woman, because man or we' ve sual because that for
me, that' s a shot. For me it is like creating apartages
within an environment where there should be no islands of people. I believe that
essentially if you are a person and all people are granted a right. I
don' t have to be denied for one, for a prejudice, for
an absurdity that someone comes up with, but it' s per person,
per usterio, because it sounds human. Yes, in the Constitution, well,
every country has its rules, its consul In that respect, Dominican Republic
has been much more liberal. Interestingly, here, from the beginning of the
20th century there are no laws criminalizing homosexuality. For example, what they had
were individuals who used arbitrarily laws that existed to persecute people in their personal affairs.
It was a social stigma, for reasons of belief, moral conceptions,
etcetera. But here there have been no laws for years, here England that
does not come at times to the heels or the soles of the feet,
because England came to decriminalize sodomy in the 1960s and was a conservative who had
the idea of that. That' s who lives his life, his voice.
I don' t think so if they' re allowed to. There
are things that have to do with my life that I do not have to
wait for the permission of the Church, of society, of the Government or
of anyone else, which are, for example, the ideas that I hold
in my head. What to believe, what not to believe, what to
defend, that not to defend with whom I sleep that is a problem exclusively
of mine and whom I want to say I have no one. There'
s no human way for anyone to tell me what to believe or what I
can' t believe they' re defending or I can' t defend who
I' m sleeping with, who they' re not gonna cost me.
I' m a radical liberal in that. You' ve got the fire,
no, and this contest yesterday, yes, and that' s a
rifle. He' s rich. Like that broken cannon. He' s
stuck to it It' s good at the tip. Oh, God,
that' s good. That. If you were gay how you' d
fall in love with another man. I like it, I like it,
but let them tell me how you' d go. Well, no,
the show has enough audience. She' s the homosexual to follow us,
no, but I want the tiger of that three that has to be is
the only one of stars. Of course it' s his mind because it
' s not that, it' s not that you want it and you
decide it. There are a number of questions that are given for you to
like men what you do with you. He still likes that he sees it
with you and that package they tell you dhl. Now tell me the feds
pres and that pack- up menga vn or you' ll have the same
day. Yeah, the fat guy' s with the tit, if he
' s fat they' re eh knows or you know I give you off
the market that I already lost ability to be able to fall in love.
I just ask how much you charge we then go with the you of a
parallel dimension that instead of homosexual heterosexuals and if you had to fall in love
with a man, how you would love him Eh, already, but look
to see if I came back took me and I was romantic when I wrote
poems. If I know Alberto, what happened to you, you know that
nature just lets go of the sheath. Nature is the mora. They'
re so perfect that every day I admire more and more how things work.
Look and you know that throughout history we have always been presented with the process
of homosexuality as a sin. There is one thing of the other world is
a sin, but for Christians, good and those who believe in what is
written there consider homosexuality a sin and I have no argument with them. But
look at how society and evolution have gradually prepared us to view it as something
quite normal. It' s been about 20 years. I' m talking
about homosexuality, a good sheath. You were the ones who broke down that
wall You and Martha God have it in Gloria. Well, then you look
at yourself as part of what collapsed him. As life itself has been preparing
society. How good they began to see men making themselves close after taking off
their eyebrows. Then the Giku came the meters in the ninety thousand. The
sexual meters are from the beginning of the two thousand, but it was prepared
in the nineties. What arrived was, for example, the ball cow.
He started shaving the skin that hardly played baseball, but it was a message
that it was buggy that already then started to be done. He added to
the skin shave. The eyebrow puller can pull the men out of eyebrows.
Ever since you saw a man with eyebrows, get out you knew softly the
bracelets, yes, also came bracelets that sold the Peruvian, in the colonial
zone and at the book fair. Yeah, yeah, but I was usually
in the colony area. Then the street, the count became the epicenter of
flirting or crucifying. That was tremendous and to crown the sheath with the sexual
meters, the metrosexuals. Now that' s the thing, it' s
already come to where I think homosexuality has already become something that nobody cares about,
because what happens until this didn' t reach the middle class and the
middle class decided to come out. And the upper class of the closet was
a subject that was stigmatized, because the example, the model, as it
says when you have some reference, the stereotype that there was of homosexual was
the crazy one in the neighborhood, exactly the one that everyone was making fun
of and that looks at this little one and in the media also if you
go to the comedy of the eighties, of the nineties, of these characters
were always a cartoon, they were not, i e, of every ten
homosexuals. One might be a crazy one Look at you up to the n
And then when discos like Arena and a bunch of discos appeared in the colonial
zone, which is already where the middle class was saying. I' m
here out of curiosity, curiosity, don' t tell me, the curiosity
for there were people who were curious, not to see, but remember that
you think you came to pass that in the cold disc in the one in
the Ortega and Gassette, what was a bar of transsexuals basically and of man
who felt attracted by the transsexuals notice that even the way to dress change,
because, for example, such men' s underwear were white pants. If
the fuck thing, now you see pinky shorts, if boxel and dance around
here the question. If you were in love with him, he said that
he would embroider him as a question to see what my friend Alexander says around
here, that what you play padel asked me that the liria was already the
fighter who agreed in the days Albertito Vengemira. I' d ask You'
re mocha. Me because and this Yucay is the five three one ninety-
six fifty we ask the other yuela imagine that in a parallel dimension there is
a you, but what is homosexual as expensive as banana as you have it
I do, yes, you are barahona and that is cluster. Ah today,
good morning, good old man I would tería day hello you like the
good pim all with food or you like the salty one great yes See if
the man is mistreated, provided that, instead of falling in love pretty as
he falls in love, a woman looks at what you are saying. You
can see it, too. He' s asking him that Jammy' s
yours or that mini mill of that mac noja doesn' t fail anymore.
Good morning, mini- mirico, I' ll put a soap in his
dick and tell him to pass it. Please, ah that would be in
prison the one in the bong. It' s a classic that doesn'
t fail. Man always says devil Mommy alvarus of devil Daddy. They don
' t know what a devil is Daddy, what you like chicken, because
eat this coconut. Good morning, well, come on, good morning,
you should be keeping that turkey, you know chocolate, chocolate, raisin m
can be a driving question too, for example, because your lady handles exact
expensive automatic. The real man knows how to drive autocar, mechanic and light
trucks and the real heterosexuals do, you' re the hard thing to get
through a second low climbing to tell each other. That' s not easy.
Oh, I put up the beautiful bill and your beautiful bill at eight
in the morning. What' s with a stopper? Many times good on
your team. Good morning and I' d ask her you' re permenedite,
no, and that' s year I' d ask her and why
you like her. Real Madrid is the team to the gentlemen days, how
we are worth you know that you were talking about aido la ortega c and
out there to that place between the Ortegas, the health square and the bomb
that you are, and that' s called the dovecote. The pigeon makes
sense. I don' t want to say anything, but I have a
friend who had a situation and he doesn' t know that I know what
he was up to and well, I' m never gonna say it either
not why they call him the pigeon. There' s pigeon hair, you
shit a lot or good morning was the good day. I' m telling
you, don' t come from vegetable, and that cucumber sees the durero
It' s got a guy in mind. Good morning. Hello, I
' d say it looks like a celery with that stem mm, ma'
am, but fall in love pretty. It doesn' t make any difference
to you that it' s from lapium or what' s on the top
is not used for cooking. Yeah, he uses all the pencil. The
pencil uses the full voice. We give a recipe for leaf, celery,
soup. Good morning, since he gives you what he hears, for example,
Alberto of course goes your fight bread clear thing is very good the classic.
Good visual day Good morning, or I say hello, Adriana, hello,
my love, I say good. You really like e- mail,
okay, I mean for that tur you know life. You' re all
very much. Good morning, good morning in ball season. It would be
very easy. What' s your type of favor? Which is your favorite
eagle player. Yes, exactly, yes. It' s true. It
' s true. Here comes October. Really. Dove lánz E is a
point. Good morning, good morning, Dale, I' d ask you
at my house. I' ve got a zancoche. You can wear the
rich yam wow. Good morning, I' ll say hello to you,
it was Madrid, who quotes you to the master' s degree. Yes,
yes, of course we' re giving him the chance of Valencia.
Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey.
I' ll ask you if they' re already going to Valencia.
He tells you around here You invite him to the movies. After the movies,
you stare at him and tell him we' re going to my house.
A smug little wine. Hey. If you say yes, uh,
it came well, two men only in one house. No, no,
it' s not. I can be or it' s just a straight
drink. If three men drink it. Yeah, three, all three,
relationship exactly do love love, if it' s a depression, pussy you
half- me, came to your house. Beats more, yeah, I
' ll stick with you. Good morning. Thank you, Good day,
Alberto, how would you love your dear heterosexual friend. I told him brother,
but you still have that love for the fight and the teacher, because
I see you feel for the star. Well, ay let' s go
there' s one more than seven out of ten domed periodists are birds.
You can tell him too. You can also tell him another enemy, not
another. Nicho year I' ll tell you. I have to say here
if governments were defined by the number of homosexuals who are in the party leadership
here, the sheath is tied, but you said you copulate in the play
ula, in Dopula. Good morning, good day, I' d like
to give you some doubt, as I' d say. You like the
nepa amigo, and what a neo Romeo that didn' t happen. I
' ll leave you the po. You can also ask them and what'
s your yorchi' s name? Yes, you can ask. You also
like the mustache or coconut how cute and it' s also what' s
the name of your Golden de triver, Yes, what' s your goal
called, what' s your golden name, Yes, lord of goldens are
bird. Olle don' t pay attention to that woman who' ll put
a tooth on her for God' s sake, but there' s no
one there anymore. Well, how this bike also clear and depends on what
kind of inside cycling, what kind of routine you engage in. Yeah,
because of your mountain bike, uh- huh, get on this topic.
Then I knew I' d seen you where the holiday birds are going in
your village. No ah ok in your site attention Roberto To you like the
five places of pro you know easy, easy how. You know if a
tiger is a bird, if his vacation America is only to New York and
Miami, yes or no. You ask him. You know how you do
it, too. You can say you ask her. Look at your fingernails,
this one, the fingernails to the birds are going to suck now.
Like this. So, well, so, if you look at me like
that, good morning, good morning? Well, good morning. I'
d ask this shoulder why well, what' s the matter with you,
and how nice they' re going to put you up for good morning,
good morning, let' s go the good day. I' d ask
him, well, you' re Hogle at night, gentlemen, there he
' s doing well, at night he talks, yes, he' s
doing well, he' s doing well, he' s going to want
it with chaos without ca. Good morning, good morning, good morning.
Good morning. I' d ask him with the little song this time I
heard you love me. Here it comes Continue if it continues yours. There
are songs that were so straw to her, songs that she didn' t.
And artist, how could we not of Ana Gabriel It' s what
it' s called friends, just friends and nothing else. But who knows
if in the end what if you know then if they grew their eyes choirs
that throw you a bird, a song, a song friend, simply not
to yes, yes, says here our friend Jason, that well the spin
off of the conversation that we had right now asking the men sexual hills if
they had to fall in love with another man, what their approach strategy would
be. And that' s where we derive from the conversation of choirs,
songs that take you out of the closet. Yes, and I want to
listen to the audience and this is an even prejudiced issue. Let' s
say because I' m me, for example, I love the forty of
Tiger Dec Game what it' s called by rolling the series that says I
' m a wounded bird, that' s his nest. I think it
' s this way to go the story, so we can go with this
peter choir thing you' re going to tell you. The choir has it
because you may like the choir, but it gives you away is the way
you think it laugh look at the There, for example, this jab is
crying over its nest because it can' t fly if you put your hand
on your chest. Well, he' s really a wounded bird. If
you have a yumbo in your hand and a small glass full of beer in
the other and start dancing. So and but you have two options either you
' re very old or you' re a bird choir of songs that take
you out of the complete, complete tusa closet. Your good morning, Alberto,
if you know the chorus of the male song, male, gay feather
sleeve which bird I don' t think I was born like a few years
after this song hit and I came to find out that that song had a
connotation of that guy, very late in my life, at twenty mm.
Yeah, good morning, good morning, good morning. He lied and said
he loved me and it wasn' t true. He lied to me too.
There' s another street that time, the bloody Spring, and I
didn' t first me, the fucking Spring I' ve never seen.
Then there I will saran, after he sang that sauce, I put a
gaterico on it. There' s another room there, there' s God,
another Mack Anthory' s that oh yeah or king oh good morning.
He prays for songs that come out of the closet. If you know mercano
sex stereo that that song, uh, you know how you say to me
any mechano that is know or you, but blue find yourself getting out of
that sex stereo song so you see how funny that song about a guy who
gets up that you think it' s being coy a bird. In the
end it is, but it came out of the closet because that' s
what he thought. I don' t know, you know it already complications,
no, but you know how to complete it good morning. You don
' t get it from your little voice. That was such sweetness and the
bel bofeo equal and lover bandits endured and bandit played around here a badly wounded
magneto worth more net in general, everything else accurate of all magneto' s.
If you do the choreography of Judimi Crazy, what do you think cras,
because you know that those are that in Spotify, when he started to
make popular as an app to listen to music. They started making the list
of the gilty plasters on a quarterly basis, that is, the songs that
people secretly listened to, that they were embarrassed to be seen listening to.
If you put here in Spotify, I get a list It' s got
everything and you put multiplayshers. They look like the channel prio to you,
too. What in case there' s a question in the air. Nothing,
just starting. So you' ve got plumber just like it outside of
good morning. Well, well, there' s a schedule. Please,
Pape, when you call good morning again, the one that says in a
hospital room at nine forty- three. Born Simon in the summer of fifty
- three. Don Andrés' s pride in being a male. You know
what happened. They didn' t make a second foul of woe that died.
Oh, not a second part, but Simon' s leaving, yeah,
there' s a second. I think the song' s out there.
That' s what he said Hi, Dad. How you' re
doing Hello Papa, in New York, in New York, because it'
s the story of a guy who' s a friend of the song'
s author. I don' t mark the name of the author of a
friend he had and that' s the story of that person. I think
there' s a leash going around. I need to grow up with you,
big, broken babies so you' ll finish my story. Yeah,
yeah. Yeah, well, the one who knows the story of all the
sauces. I' m saying in the sauce she tells me because it was
Ricky Martin' s little mold, a little bite. Yeah, ufff the
fat choirs of songs that pull anyone out of the close Good morning on the
keyboards alone Hello Holari and wave good morning, well I arrive. I'
m not that woman who comes out of ca. I beat you from a
better light coffee in your robe, the sauerkraut I dressed and that any and
any size. Between the two thousand and the two thousand six, any one
of thalía pulls out, anyone point me out and write me down to Paulina
Rubio complete, that was Sandra of such already Jesus there is a friend of
us who is fan of Paulina Rubio. The gay ah clear and what'
s the name of the NDB U S. Vinstar going to Ira good morning
was of this love. It' s not what gave him mogororobó chan unclear,
is it, that bird' s must, all from bird to leather
were what bird to the ombre that you are singing it. That' s
a language outside the sheath of the car agreement. Good morning, good first
and in the years, if in the neck kiss me for all that I
have up here, until it is your yes the day hears me wey nothing
to look for. Good morning blood broke Bly bost plus Adrian here ime back
Dale, she' s still your slave, she' s still your Hiroderia
who will always tell her not the one who always needs a kiss because I
' ve made you lady. I gave it to the devil who is in
charge, he came his life and I made myself this way forbidden love of
Selena, woe forbid simón question the success of Parliament. Five of all the,
of all the nights, I was talking to anyone out of the closet.
Well, never, never, never. Love, please, songs.
Good morning, hello, well, hell, I cut the day tell me
here blue, shout four, how blue I am, because this love is
blue like the tangle. No. No, no, no, no,
no, there' s going to take that man a jarage and since you
see five, bravo, I' d better ask you for a song.
Well, that' s where you' ll figure it out. Dale became
Mario flower stereotype, but type yes topaño. Good morning, I have two,
very good. You tell me if you' re willing to try or
rick and the time Maldin comes back, he doesn' t come back,
he comes back, he sees without you life if he goes away. But
there' s one from Bobina Rubio, which was the first success she had
here in the Dominican Republic. Marcos has left for not Laura Pausini, the
now Pausis, I am confused by Marco, the frame frame, I write
here Take off You who arrived the cabayota, the bitch, the diva,
the pot. That of a modern car but from haystacksjahahahahahahaja to scandal is one
is candalo is good. If a chorus of songs that get anyone out of
ayeclose without cading the songs, there' s nothing more to do. You
know she salutes Shaki, the caderea uff caderea loose Chachila. No. No,
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no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
no, no. No, I told you to let go. Good
morning to the morning birds Monro. Good morning, tops. I' ve
been with my mom almost everything and I' ve been singing trouble. Good
morning. I laughed a lot of stone. He doesn' t command that
you call the so my love, but I don' t have me,
I have my flesh. I loved, Miguel, I was president of Paro
' s club. Good morning, so many nights we cross together, because
I like the day, my lips, my sadilla come out the street pussy,
you sing me the granny, the last one a pussy. He didn
' t want the legal, he wanted to kill himself. Bastard, that
' s true, it' s like a jam, like he' s
drunk a lot of reds. His fucking throat' s already smoking. Good
morning, hey fera, there' s a lota. Yeah, and eating
it for the word for that one is true. We, friends, we
were cover bird and the guy and he was going to the cell phone.
My dad fell into a hole aha or you don' t know what happened
to a friend. They were with their uncles in a karaoke and there were
some women there who, like, started crisping the atmosphere and they were pulling
between songs of the song banging the song in the karaoke, in those battles
and when the wolf came out, says the guy of the saying or of
the garado by one hand. Let' s go or get out of here
that these women are going to fight. There was a dispute over a guy
who looked like they saw and so did I. Oja me since the wolf
came out, it was already the sign of the rebo but you know where
that happened to me in one of the guagua de la vega and my love
has built a titting attention not roberto in all the huahuas. I' m
always gonna go because those bochinche got armed, but one thing was that there,
a boyfriend went with another broad, or how it went They came in
couple and came with his partner, but he came back with another there,
but one thing and charmed everything in the huagua of the vega Santo Domingo and
or good morning, I am, I don' t know what I'
m in love with him. Of course it is true that this famous lover
me if we are friends Miriam Cruel in the favorite merenguera oga good morning and
I would like to do it because of nothing you will be paid then yes,
yes, yes, I know what it is. I don' t
know what a lie it was that he was about or really tell me about
the reke he was making. Not that, that' s a lie,
but you don' t have to swear to it either. One went out
of style here that TV shows don' t put bird, not because all
that television has already and on the radio, two parts are straws. Having
so many years, Petter in this job and with you I have learned something
in recent years that has helped me grow as a professional. What it is
to try to find out why every time something happens, let' s see
why this is happening. When I was on vacation in New York City,
it was Friday the fourteenth Friday, true Friday the fourteenth came from Boston to
New York and I devoted myself to listening and reading, listening to audios all
the way and reading many pods, four or five hours on the way,
that demonic traffic, demonic of entering New York, that was swimming in.
We lasted an hour and a half. Demonic and I said to myself,
so let' s go early, because if the traffic doesn' t catch
us, because guess who caught the exact traffic, then he was watching and
had unleashed all the demons against the Ministry of Housing. Minister Carlos Bonilla,
and I myself shared a video of the good friend elving to Elvin Bueno,
a radio show that we think so. So have so many shows, Elvin
Castillo a good star and he' s gone a few details, but he
went on the week and things kept coming up and I said good already me.
This does not seem to me to be a criticism of the health city.
This is a campaign that has somehow been mounted for some reason on this
gentleman. They were giving Carlos Bonilla candela from above, candela from below,
like the arepa and I was then, last week commenting to Petr and also
commenting to the audience that I felt there was a tufillo, a kind of
friendly fire, that the fire was fire from the same side that was beating
him. Yeah, I don' t know where it comes from, but
I' m convinced it' s from inside good. The truth is that
many of the things that were said are inaccuracies. Yesterday I had a conversation
with someone big enough to give me the time to clarify some things that are
very interesting, for example, with the peo of the two billion. The
lady who won that bid, that lady, before she got involved in that
case, was that she won that bid. She was one of twenty companies
that went to a contest that are all the data published on the Ministry page,
and from there seven suppliers were selected and within them this woman who will
provide two thousand five hundred bill of million five hundred ninety million pesos in equipment
for the Hospital Padre Vigini and the Hospital San Vicente de Paul de la Bella
Province and the beautiful and rich people of the province Duarte, in the city
of San Francisco de Macoris. Well that' s because of that mess,
when she contest was not involved in any legal issues, from now on that
work of the authorities solve with her and it has nothing to do with the
institution. Then I followed the theme of food. When the lady' s
company is called, I think it served Dominican CRL met and then there'
s the food issue. And me, but okay. I have a friend
who works in a ministry and two years ago here to the employees who are
at a certain level of salary down in that ministry and I imagine that in
the nest it is the same. Also in the institution. I tried their
food so they wouldn' t have to spend a salary on food. For
example, those with personal diari service beings are given those pods and the food
is given to them. It' s a hundred and twenty- four thousand
meals, twenty- four million in ten months to two hundred pesos. There
' s the sheath. And then there' s the thing that we talked
about here this week. And the same ministry recognizes that they are outnumbered by
the number of works in the country, but that it is not their exclusive
work. And the subject of supervision, of the security of the works and
this whole issue is under the supervision of the Ministry of Housing and I said
good look crazy. It is true that the intention is not necessarily one to
grasp and that the rules and rules that are unattainable are not met. But
we' re overworked and overstaffed. We are not saying with them that we
are not interested in complying and we are going to comply with that. But
you need qualified staff, because you' re going to send Adriana supervised to
a sheath Adriana to what you gave hospitality. You are supposed to need a
qualified person who is trained in security and in the area they have to supervise
to do their job. For I would say good, then in the most
visible works and in the most busy areas, put that in hand so that
no other tragedy like that of the weekend is repeated. Returning to the point
of the campaign, I honestly do not know and I must say that it
seems to me that he is one of the ministers, perhaps the minister of
this lower- profile government, Carlos Bonilla. Carlos Bonilla and see that there
are many occasions they understand two situations that appear one by the other creative and
take the nets and start to potricate from him because of his work in the
private sector, which maybe people do not know, but he is an engineer
who comes from the private sector, He has a fairly successful builder, I
think it is called CBS and then it passes the politics he has. He
ascends from his father, his mother, who have made public life serving his
father. I think he was Minister, not Director Minister of Lydia in the
1980s. I don' t know which government and her mother was vice mayor.
I think his name is Fanny and I didn' t know him any
more than from conversations I' ve had of reference with a very good friend
of mine who worked with him and his company. He worked for about three
years in his company and was very close to him and I almost always met
that friend. That way, wherever the mystery of the house is, in
the area where our friend Ceballo' s business is, near the palace.
I' ve always found myself in chacabanao my friend and there goes tea de
pacha. You know well, he' s a friend of yours, and
I can say that the references I have on his personal level through that friend
are very good. But I want to say that of justice to deal with
things with the objectivity of life and when things are half- counted for example
and punctually, the point at which I want to refer in the case of
the hospital, which was the news that I have shared the comment of the
good friend, the Vin Castillo. When you don' t have all the
data, sometimes you' re ahead of yourself or leaving at the amaque,
you' re not very responsible either. And the truth is that there have
been a series of situations that come inherited and I am critical of tad,
four years later saying that there is no coming from the past government and I
do not agree with that sheath. Not even a month of you taking the
government, you put it to solve. But these are certainly matters that have
to do with the contractor, with construction consortia that have a number of responsibilities
that did not fulfill it. And there' s a legal loophole and a
dispute over the subject of some equipment with that company that must give you some
keys and some codes of some equipment that are there. That has set up
a beergenal and made it impossible for them to agree because by an audit it
was established that I owe a fourth and not that they were owed money.
And then there the game and everything else got stuck and I, actually one
that sometimes smells things in these kinds of situations, because I was that curious
and found someone with enough information to satisfy me. It' s well said,
yes, I' m satisfied with it. The truth is, look.
I believe that even self in these media, by the custom that one
always wants to be right and that one wants to move some kind of as
it is said of thread and one feels that somehow, one influential, one
says any nonsense and then has to go out and pick up. I'
m not picking anything up. What I stayed after what I tweeted on the
14th gave me the doubt, I said and if I don' t have
all the information about this. And when I arrived on Monday seventeen here on
the show, I followed the, followed the campaign and on Tuesday I see
it coming out and fire out there, here, fire over there. I
said, this is a campaign. But I want to, I want to
think about something, because many will say that is the displaced opposition they want.
I must tell you that with how bad the opposition and how busy they
are to eat among themselves they do not have time nor are they going to
take care of a person who in the four years that he has. One
has not known him any scandal. I have not known any scandal of Carlo
Bonni in. I think he is overly picked up and discreet, even if
he has a good communication team, because you see the news from the Ministry,
but he sees little in the media and if he is afraid of the
cameras, the microphones, there are many techniques to help overcome that, but
without pretending to be a sábalo everything, sometimes to remain silent or esteemed engineer
Carlos Bonilla and I also know that it is very suspicious of his reputation,
which I applaud, because here with what is most played with a reputation of
the people. What I could recommend to you look at is the only reason
why we are today we have the fridge full of chicken eggs. It'
s because in the beginning of time, when we started to eat everything the
animals provided, the only asshole who went out to say that he had laid
egg and cacarean was the chicken. And he' s got a monopoly on
eggs these days, but he' s not the only animal we put in
because they' re messing with him. And so I think that in these
situations sometimes silence is the worst ally you can look for, because then you
create the idea that first you are favoring people who have problems with justice,
when it is not, that you are blocking the completion of a hospital that
should serve those who have funded it, that it is not so, that
you put a dining room and are selling you food. Ministry of Housing and
that' s what it looked like the Minister put a better son' s
dining room and I' m putting him in. He' s selling him
food that and I think the most important point of all of this and it
' s the one that worries me because I believe and as the good friend
told me, a good friend the other day doesn' t want me to
mention it. I was saying I know you are. He' s being
very fatalistic. But, unfortunately, I have to agree with you on the
subject of excavations and lack of supervision. If there' s one thing I
' d like, it' s that I' m completely wrong with that,
because it would mean that those who are to enforce the laws are enforcing
it for the good of those we have to circulate because ayles and avenue and
that we can end up planted in a hole because anyone, anyone can happen
to. I had an accident coming to my house in the most stupid way
and I must say that it is not because it is me and I will
speak one in the first person is always uncomfortable, but I drive as I
drive, as an old lady of eighty- eighty- five and I gave
a thousand- second blackout and crash arriving at my house, for a recklessness
of mine, I went on a trip, I came back, I took
a flight at midnight, I arrived at my house, I didn' t
sleep I came I worked, I left for my house as very tired and
exhausted, and the brain has its prescription system was prescribed arriving at my house
and I had to last two months on foot thanks to the good diligence of
the colonial insurance. I had to beg very little money from my pocket and
repair the vehicle. And you' re repaired, thank God, and I
hope never again. This sheath then passes me from that experience. I learned
that I don' t take flights in the morning and have commitments the next
day and if I take them I don' t come to work point because
I' m not irreplaceable. Then finally, and there it' s all
cleared up. You liked the data collected. Look at what happens in that
kind of job these officials do. There are many things, there are many
interests. Yes, that politics is very complicated and it is certainly bread for
the, the quails, because they are in the eye of a hurricane.
Always every little thing doesn' t go out to clear it up and communicate
it properly can turn into a snowball, very, very, very dangerous.
Yes, because disassemble everything that has been said and believe it exactly, because
there is a maxim of propaganda spoken by one of the geniuses of this,
that was a damn Gaebels, that a lie properly repeated a thousand times makes
you true, in reality and after riding the lie gives the triple job.
And also something that fucking indigo you can pluck a chicken and then you can
return to the feathers. It' s not impossible. What two references have
I taken the but the same as, but, but the same. The
sentences are great. Going into the hamage is also very good, very problematic
and that' s why I tried, I tried to supply myself with information
because in the end the media we have an obligation to tell the facts,
how they are not, how someone is interested that they are. I don
' t know. I believe that Carlos Bonilla has the bad reference of that
good friend who works with the three years in the personal. I don'
t know him, we haven' t crossed. I saw it on a
podcast these days, in an interview, and I think the only thing I
concluded with the Minister is that Baby' s missing. He lacks to drink
Romo seems like a third bread to sit now of beer from Rome and sheath
in an equine minister. Get down, get down, I go out a
ching, get out more, get out more, defend yourself more, because
not only you, anyone who is doing public life and doing public service is
going to the interview the other day in Kimberley and I make this reference because
if there was a Minister of the current government to whom the media skinned without
compassion and without any reason to skin her, because in her exercise at the
time she was not doing anything irregular. It was that girl who naively fell
on the hook. He sent someone because we know how that reporter operates to
lynch Kimberly. If she had to be scrutinised, it was because of what
she did from Ministre on and on and she was skinned. And I saw
that interview and I found a cord already telling the consequences that that lynching campaign
brought on his family, which cost him even his life, it affected his
father' s health to such an extent that he did not recover from a
disease that became him from the stress and anxiety that all that caused. So,
this thing that I have on the front, it has a lot of
power and certainly some of you had a conscience. Sometimes we get a hand
in passion. But if there' s something I like to do in my
job is to be fair, and being fair involves saying things that as they
are independently as I feel also prm hate me, but you don' t
have to because I often say good things about you, even though in ninety
- nine percent of the time I misunderstand that of Kimberly, like other officials.
If it was possible, it also touched me to understand that with the
ex with which he went after her, and I must say talked with me
and I think that with that girl too there was an unnecessary lynching, that
you can understand that descending with the other me that followed after Kingsberdiy, that
there was pressure from media and Twitter and all that kind of media that there
is now could be understood that influenced for that they fled. Yeah, yeah.
Without such an influence, yes, but well it is interpreted that way,
yes, but I believe in that part, in that part, I
believe that the President has been yes. That' s right. He hasn
' t taken that very concisely and now he won' t let much of
it go. So it turns out that at the beginning of the government,
there were several officials who were dismissed precisely because of the pressure, because of
the media pressure Mira wrote me here a listener and is referring to him.
He is an engineer and works at the Ministry of Housing and tells me that,
after what happened last weekend, the ministry is working in supervision at this
institution and he says that they are working quite intensively. He tells me in
the matter since Monday and that there is a committee that is working to resolve
the issue of this. I wish I did? I hope so, because
that' s for the good of everything. I' m very sorry for
the peril of these two people' s lives. It could have been avoided.
This, I believe, gave way if I had been properly guarded.
There the responsibility, to a large extent, is that of the one who
was building and did not comply with what is required in the rules and in
the laws. So nothing. There she is lovingly burning Carlos Bonilla and with
all due respect. I know him. I' m gonna call him Carlos
Bonilla now. The arepa have like the arepa candela from above, Candela from
there already I save you when you want to relax a little, you do
not warn and we sit a full of babies in a carnandal of read in
the kicket Bo at least has many friends in the quisque we can no longer
sit in the seafood to a beer. Or let' s pause. Roberto
Rodriguez birthday today before you guys say something big, let' s go back,
see some mugs, let' s go back. I want us to
congratulate Roberto and let the listeners tell us how we should tell Roberto happier So
it sounds like I' m giving him the perfect setting. Okay, I
was coming with my rich discours and I don' t even know how to
plan, I' m licking Roberto' s jaw. If you know Roberto
Rodriguez, write him congratulations now. In the meantime, but listeners who help
us with this for not a sonatumba. Dust. Please, congratulating Roberto Rodriguez
on ninety- six five. Roberto Rodriguez is a young vegan, that boy,
yes bad, a young vegan very talented. He stood out as an
announcer. It' s more about what stands out, but it has other
skills that adorn it. When I was a little younger, I was a
little more impetuous and really that working with him in those years was extremely fun,
impetuous and disrespectful. It was the devil. He was the devil.
I worry that Roberto first suffered the heart, which was prostate, that Roberto
was very volatile, It was very flyy, very good. What happens is
that Roberto, Roberto started at the theater. It was a bit of Roberto
Rodríguez' s biography, Roberto Rodríguez born as Roberto Segura Rodríguez. He'
s never told me why Roberto Rodriguez is safe, the estio of a friend
of yours that I didn' t see ah less is true. I didn
' t know. Yes, yes, yes, father of how many are
a trip boy. It started on the radio very young. It started next
to Gabriel Grillón and Cuki Medrano. There his abilities gave him opportunities, although
he made mistakes along the way, like the time your dja and pana were
baptized. Roberto for God or your dj and pana and sat and lasted a
few days working at a radio station as an animator that was not part of
the group, and there he was his protector, mentor and promoter as a
talented radio announcer Koki medrating and grabbed him by one hand and pulled him out
of there brought him back to his companies. Roberto is here fifty years old.
I understand that already with Roberto we have to make a finger in the
what is called the thing of associationism. Yes, I' m going to
calculate Roberto' s vote and I think so. I believe that and you
have to give him three stations and a plot of an antenna to get out
of it. Roberto has a stage at the entrance of the vega. Yes,
Roberto, she' s tattooable, Roberto says, she' s tattooable.
Write down figures there that are not statuelable. For the future, for
Ablanda it is going to be done I can not believe speech, there is
no and that in the world, in the world passes the bandit deal.
Well, going back to Roberto Rodriguez, his birthday today, his biography.
I of Roberto have very good ones, as we say, very good references.
For example, I remember that May of two thousand seven that in a
motivational discourse told me to want to go out there, to go through that
door, that there is no need for anyone Q and I didn' t
leave knows why Roberto is, because I needed the job. But I appreciate
it. You' re definitely winning. I appreciate it, because then I
started seeing the boss and not the man who fought and I did learn a
lot and I learned. I think that ninety- nine percent of what is
radio I have learned by being next to the peletetic, demanding ethical fight Roberto
Rodriguez, who today up to his sixties, man stole and we do not
know how to congratulate him ethical peletetic, of course, complético. Hairy starts
to do in the vega when Roberto arrives his bad days, starts sending him
arrives blan when he came flying Edison. Tell me, please, Edison,
how are you doing in your age when Roberto arrives cross- breeding in a
band? You can imagine me,' cause you' ve come here once
and for all. There he goes, there I went, but in the
vega it' s not easy. Roberto lived three minutes from the emitter Ay,
my mother all came here Thursday, Tuesday and Thursday. Tell me he
was coming. Yeah, it came in a pericator. Since yesterday it was
yes, it started in Bonao, yarn and then, with everything that I
heard badly memorized. Once Roberto grabbed me on a good Sunday, free music
weekends. I' ve had it since I' ve grown up listening to
myself thinking I' m eating it. He told me ay see everything not.
Roberto is a sufferer, a martyr. Okay. He was the one
who chose us and he was the one who chose to give us work.
What did he do it for? Yes, I do. Yeah, he
knows what he was up against, what he' s up to. He
didn' t know you guys were gonna get demons out of him, but
you know he' s got something good. You know, he' s
got a lot of good stuff. He never tells you not to do a
good job. Oh, yeah, he does. Pite no, not that
I don' t do good work, never ever and if you tell yourself,
it' s going to cancel you. No. That' s a
lot. Yeah, exactly hand. Good job. Thank you for the services.
If he has told you, today birthday Roberto, What to tell him
today, what to dedicate to him on his birthday, what phrase without sounding
the mood, the truth. Good morning. Well, I' d say
to happiness, already ready and fertiliae pemión on the birthday more, already or
loose already yes, the precise of lambon there chas, one doesn' t
have to give him his little discourses, but without sounds alambon look. A
few months ago I was written to congratulate one of the owners of your company
and throw Medrano birthday. Your son called me and wrote to me and tells
me to wake up he gave me the message and I have a problem.
I understand that the bosses and the licking, even if they don' t
want you to do it. In fact, that' s why he can
give you his avicial road and I, I' m really gonna piss you
know what' s blundering. When I entered here, Don Roberto, my
birthday, I heard one of the pillars of this company. Of course so
who could not carry on this company. We have to start somewhere to feed
the layman to everyone. When I came in here, Don Roberto, he
told me I' m going to thank you for not calling me boss,
tell me Roberto, what did he say how much. First I told him,
Don Roberto, and second, my boss. I understand that Roberto,
who has the towel with me, never sees it from your aunt. I
' m not gonna do it. I met old Roberto and Peleón and the
old, fighting people. I' ll tell you straight, good morning.
Sounds more, Roberto, it' s just that happy to play with a
master gem competition that I have happy birthday, not that they say don'
t help him right, well say. It has been a pleasure to belong
and be present. I have a day like today. Congratulations and such a
nice shirt. My clear pattern, it' s always the nightgown. There
' s a look, for example. Jako Yellin thanked him very much because
at one time we were suspended every two days here and we were taken out
of the air. And the only one who got bogged down with the top
executives of this company to keep us paying was Roberto. He was the one
flailing with Doña Indivira and Doña Rosa Olga, and those people don' t
know what to keep paying. We, lying down from our homes, kept
paying us and you doing your father' s work and I bought my job
to pay. I was going to buy paw milk and that good morning,
pop or how happy and happy. I am sorry to know that one day
like today I have the pleasure of congratulating you for another year. He catches
you so bluish. That' s good, that' s nice, that
' s good. First and shit or nothing, which was a promise,
there was a reality. Vegan year closer to God Wawaja neighborhood team the world.
Good morning, morning Good morning, many congratulations to that martyrs, many
blessings and on the day of your birthday I raise the salary to you.
I am not wanting to talk about internal things of the company, but certainly,
when Roberto flies that one wants an increase, it lasts three and four
months without coming through the capital. That' s why I didn' t
come here like they' re done in the vega. He knows he gave
Roberto' s attention I' m waiting for my love. I' m
gonna talk about that. I remember you once that you and I were framed.
He gave me a raise. We lasted five months for veil, but
look now. I stopped that already. Roberto knows that we have already talked
about it many times and I certainly remember in one and he says Anthory is
increase that they want bad, but I' m going to gird myself with
Lie so that I increase a woman who doesn' t even want you to
talk to him about spending a job. It' s not true that I
' m going to lend myself that pod right now and I' m not
going to drop it and Anthony taking Robert' s psychologist, yes, the
chaño psychologist. I want to see you, Win. Good morning, I
have a meeting of the Vega. Good morning all day. I' d
say Alberto and I' d say it was brother- confident city. Anyway,
you know how to do it. Let' s form it, I
' ll come it. Another would be where, where tp flip those bath
curtains to make your shirts, so that you come where she swears. Roberto
doesn' t wear a shirt like that Roberto' s tania is a man
to women. We must not understand that Roberto, at that time, who
looked like a rich Frenchman who had moved in the Caribbean, Roberto was going
through the crisis of the Americas. I had you also at the same age.
He was a bachatero from the south who paracally but look at him now
Roberto dressed in such a cabana and costumes how he is called good friends and
tight and sheathed not because he is already at the height of mos Jesús advisorino
is the best old man in this country, country sa sweet of all Dominican
Republic also Roberto is a campaign one tooth, because that lady ay good morning,
yes, be on television now. Good morning, good morning. So
much, good morning, good morning. Hey, I, I, uh,
I, uh, I have a lot of happiness for Roberto, but
what I' m going to open up to him about this something he didn
' t do. I' m not gonna talk about it once that'
s cancelled, everyone was worried. Oh, that' s not what hurt
me for a vacation that Santa week, my relaxed port. But I'
m sorry the lady who said that on television she didn' t get a
job at faith where you' re looking. I' m gonna do you
one thing. Once I was on a TV channel to eat you cocks of
the same job many years ago. We dated many years ago. I have
a TV show and in fear of that rock, of course, I noticed
on the air, I was out behind cameras and in the middle of that
show, the driver 15 was a tooth, so watch out that was Alberto.
When I saw it stopped. I think the woman to call and congratulate
Roberto a sexy voice. Yes, I agree with the women, please,
that Roberto no longer extinguishes anyone for you and your gift, Roberto, looks
great. I' m not gonna let you criticize my bosses today. Take
the name of my bosses out of your dirty mouth you heard or already the
last call to congratulate Roberto Rodríguez, Director General of Grupo Medrano, who birthday
today. Good morning, good day, hold her Hello Rau, what celebration
we take another year. So, she kept giving you strength to that three.
As you know, Roberto is a great spreader of myths. You know
that the loudspeaker by antonomasia, the word announcer and and and the word express
and say and communicate was a word to make it almost the same. Then
Mr Rodriguez comes out. About four years ago we received a call from Kai
He said that now, his sixty- fifty- eight was when we were
called that now he was a true lover. Listen now at that age he
was. Roberto Ayu knows that you Tigrano don' t let that myth pass
and that of the year two thousand two I remember. How can I say
it by date now? Roberto September eight of the year two thousand two,
ship that day fell, but it was eight We were in a meeting when
you were going to be able to work with Marta and Peter and I don
' t know how we got to the conversation, but it was for a
program theme. But you' d say like how many women you with up
to a sheath. So and my friend and brother must say fuck said came
out with the cold. I' ve been with over a thousand five hundred
women. We all looked at each other there, I was attacking them for
fun at that meeting and we all looked up and we said pussy, it
' s ay I' m going to chicken a five hundred four, seven,
I believe you, but a thousand, but in that binte you were
Roberto like thirty- eight years old, thirty- seven years old. He
was a young guy. It' s still raining life stem. When you
stick the pencil in him. Actually, Berto looks at one of them.
I have a million anecdotes that I could tell about Roberto Rodriguez. One of
the things that Roberto does to the per and they are all to laugh or
to cry, but they are not the middle point that Roberto you can criticize
with one guy was you man that the other, that is not that kind
of thing. But he has cultivated and has a natural talent and that he
knows very well in the art of transmitting security with what he tells you my
spirit believes. Yeah, yeah, yeah, you' re perfectly connected.
Or what you were doing really well, Peter, what was carariate tute,
how that' s an art that he has, that he handles pretty well
and that' s why every thing he says even you know they' re
end- of- life liars thinking they send you around here to say a
vega employee who' s neither the nail, nor Edison, nor anyone else.
It' s from the inheritance. No. No, no, no,
he' s a partner of our vac arraca who, like us,
says Brother Billia Peter that Roberto almost doesn' t congratulate his employees, because
he molds most of us on how to work for him, which really adds
it up a lot, because his demands are to improve both at work and
in life. Yeah, I' ve been working with him for over ten
years and I see him almost daily. I program it says and nouelan seeing
and not stilling. You didn' t start licking. There' s no
happiness for Roberto. I' m really glad to be working with Roberto.
I thank you so much at my house. They also thank Roberto Rodríguez very
much and particularly Roberto and I have made a friendship. They say don'
t make friends with your bosses or your coworkers, but I' ve got
almost pictured myself as being Roberto almost thirty years old. The first time I
saw him in person was in the year ninety- seven. Hard Roberto came
with that ego up there in a gray suit and a shirt and a painting
tie, from an act of launching the candidacy for the presidency of cams atoy
you know, and he went into the office, which is where it is
now sales that his office and with that amil ego already you know a transmission
through a chain of channels. My side is secure, Napoleon, Veras We
' re going to be able to. I need to see I crushed it
I' m Roberto. In the time Ritmo Parry won that we did,
we went and rode the na to the University, to Pela Goma in the
gon aps and they took him an orchestra that was in fashion at the time
that he got excited and went up to Tarima and started to throw Gorri by
what yes, yes, I rise rookie, what to know. And you
' re going to make the list about there' s a meme. That
is why the disciplines or sports that ordinary people practice and that we can characterize
as the unbearable, unbearable, important group. I can mention it. I
don' t know if you remember the time until you remember when it was
fashionable to run. Oh, if the rums were the ronners, it was
unbearable. I had a place in between with these people, a low in
sweat, a sheath and see that I have friends who run to God who
have dropped a ching. But the hoarding them in their time, in their
prime, when they were all capp the tolo side you see remember tonces was
a cursed sect. There they are, too. I must bring in the
friends who play tennis because, apart from they are very ex- novists and
cover them up, also golfers like they live sick with the goalkeeper. Not
only sport, I imagine sport of little, or that you suggest, because
I know myself asking if these other groups can. Others I am a group
of activities so they are group and sheath, for example. For example,
people who ride are undesirable. That' s you, you haven' t
gotten together, it' s not a sheath of suspicion of sheath. It
' s just that I have the best bougi mine has, the best ki
than that devil boogi. Don' t whistle that devil. There are pink
salus exceptions to all my friends from the mountain patrol, who are good people,
have places. That' s for meeting. But the new eats what
have come back to no boy you' ve come together in a place of
them. I got that You' re in there for some recommendation. He
' s using a lodge. A lodge is a sort of loggia. Here
are bands that payou bring like in the club, country club. I now
see some groups of passers- by identified not from the groups they do in
the neighborhoods, not that they are like professionals who walk like this, that
they have it as an exact hobby, that they are like the motorists of
the United States, so motors what they walk in emotors that they are not
Harley, because the jarlists are more sou than educated calm the others what they
walk in these engines, that they are the page of no. I say
that engine is worth more than yours which truth. That' s how one
told me a bomb for her, no more than mine. I did,
which took us down with the bikers and took the lawsuit. He said no,
all bikers are the same, I said. I think the biker is
like when you say the embassy. You know when you say motorist you mean
the one with the main means of transport. It' s an exact engine
and it' s on the street like a clear savage. Five, three,
one, ninety- six, fifty, Good morning, the Cerevertins,
the crebeting, that tacra there and I didn' t even know what you
saw you came there to the glance groups that were gathering, there the granceros,
the glanceros. It wasn' t in the lira, it was the
lira. They took off a lot of girlfriends in that box. That'
s right. That' s what the women discussed when they fought. Well,
good morning, unbearable cyclists, the vast majority, besides that most are
smug, prepotent haughty laugh and a very long list of epithets you can use.
I must say that not everyone, because what they really are cyclists are
not so what they are in that for how they say postureo what we do
bike tene becomes that sheath as a kind of what it would be like as
a cult, a sacred cult that you can not, under any circumstances touch
it, but they go in turva against you. What did I tell you,
for example, the alanzas, the cancers that didn' t ride on
Saturday at eight o' clock in the lira all arrived, but if I
came to another group, or that was like one time they got together the
other doctor, I Tory Londero, good morning, no and we hello months
for here they can very well, but the padelitas. I must say that
a gentleman approached me with a very inquisitive attitude at the 27th Sigma bomb to
ask me what is the problem I have with the father. Absolutely none.
It' s the only thing I have with the father that I realized that
you take rope, is that people don' t take it, you take
rope. Then, as you take the tail, you wind it. If
people understood, not aberto that we are not. So the most thought-
out people, I explained to him where the genesis of this began, where
it was given to the paddlers, because I decided it has become a cult.
The father is also another sport practice to postulate. It explains a lot.
Oh why good morning and see how good day are the jesus crocheters most
holy God bearable quin. Anywhere a really big rubber and any people like that
who thinks the gym is the mecca and that you talk to him and they
just tell you about it, he' s sick of it. It'
s the Trophiters, the Unbearably Grophiters. Good morning. Listen, I'
m gonna say three simpraps that are those guys that are talking about smarts and
that kind of stuff and gym video. Fuck you guys who take people,
people who practice all the seal hiking already abuse and there' s the typical
Leaga On team fan, but it' s high class, because he understands
that he' s another race. It' s your brother Mire' s
fight lycogito. I know several chosen and the only good people get fucked,
good as they say not good people, not that they are called people,
but like that good vibrate that I know. Dr Hidalgo Manelick Manelike, not
Mandelica is a disease, if Manzo Madrid, which is a real disease,
is the doctor, no, but the doctor' s is also sick.
No. She' s good people, I mean, she' s cool,
but she' s sick. Or I chose her. There' s
my friend Ceballo and Happy Happy, Dr Hidalgo, Felito DJ Happy and Nin.
Then, when I went with those people, I didn' t lose
an ending in mys I left I heard the shame didn' t let me
go out the front. I went out through a door that I had opened
in the back, but I went from lic and from my feet to my
head. Friends and green helynd is no shame. I went to Lincoln to
celebrate. Then I switched to the carbo and took it there. The only
thing I think I' m going to have is water, not the only
thing. I know well. Luis Ifer, my boss, which Roberto Roberto
team is a gunner and a fighter. By the way, I missed that
anecdote in an ending, in an end year the eagles won. I think
in what year it was, but that was when we followed her on the
team she dominated in the first decade of the 2, 000, in two
thousand, two thousand ten, in two thousand ten, and we won the
eagles and started a block talking the eagles. I guess that' s a
scabbard. There are three calls and he comes to Roberto down the stick and
he calls and wait for me for a meeting. How is it possible that
the most winning team of the ball in this last decade wins the final.
And you' re not talking about it. That didn' t interest me
there and not Roberto. That is now we have to talk about lis de
d the eagles and they win exactly Now that we saw the capital he was
not interested in at that time. Now it wasn' t all filled up
in the capital. But thank God, it doesn' t matter to Vaina
and Roberto, not to Bochorno, because there, there, not not not
the professional cousin, but the fanat the fanatic with his yellow cap. There
you failed the o and a polochete, a yellow powder, point to that
egg Roberto, along with the one you made in star ninety a weekend of
faith ah careful is three. Clear milk clarify yourself. He put José José,
A José José had to take him out in Parihuela. Well, good
aunty and dancing c where you' re going to be left by two thousand
hundred engines and the big two that looks like already ah yes. Hidden in
the sweep of a small group like twenty who meet on Sundays to go out
for mon the critic that mao that moncio is a cult that if you don
' t have a good motor, a good jacket, a good helmet,
a good shoes, they eat you alive, you know the worst thing that
there is to hear you still chose in pot with the feet rado saying we
are the team of the rich, we of course no, we don'
t and you choose the team of the rakes. Yes, of the olomineros
tigers that there the bulldozers, what the bulldozers, what has the materos of
these or good morning. It' s a good day. Give him a
good morning. First, the Glandes are not glans, they are glansed and
they were a sect that had about seven hundred and fifty carts of it and
none of me ran. One second. There' s another very cursed sect,
like I said albedo and they' re the minicup people. These are
the guanas lives, tagam yes no and the one that runs mini cooper the
first thing is that remember, that is bird, keeps it, measures the.
That' s the first thing and there' s nothing else. It
' s novista, more unbearably nari than I can already have after living in
the hole of Friusa and thinks it' s blue blood and it' s
hotter than everyone else and on top of a mini mute. I don'
t know, but first you have a bird profile, and you don'
t have a market. It' s not so or his wife' s,
but they' re good dinars, but of their putting out good morning,
good hours, look at any end of the car. It is unbearable
all that are three people iguana to vil already buy a car the same and
already believe that they are what you overtake, that they are more than special
geste because to all this is the development, the collective thought that they develop,
that they believe that because there is a series of attributes that is conferred
to what they do, to the brand or to the activity. They already
automatically become a special area, in special beings exact care of another gruvida you
touch me and take care of you crazy, exactly another group of madmen.
They' re the boob most and they see a woman with a nursery and
they want to sacrifice her. Yeah, yeah, if you' re gonna
pet' em, otherwise I can' t stand' em either, and
I' m not, but I' m n, but we' re
also gonna put a chinga down on tetanacism Look. Imagine me around here what
they have but the francing, the franch boo dog and also the sonateros,
which the modified one hears that the Porcia is a club. So you can
get in. They have to recommend you two club members or what good,
what good, don' t mix good. They' re the red devils,
there' s already red you are and they also believe me here what
they ride on horseback and that they walk in hat and bot bearable ten and
wey Güey complete. Good morning, very good morning. Ben forgets, boys.
There are three that I want to say. First it' s the
tweeters. The second ones are those of the choirs now of formularos that are
there, ay ay ay ay fuate and there are others that are doing so
that they are of the new cards and the chips, which is the choir
of the three hundred of what Mercedes they put in an army piem. They
' re tough, yeah, yeah, look, but you gave two groups
there that really and I really like formula one. But I' ve really
tried to partner with those groups and I really don' t fit. The
only time I felt good was when we went with Meco to ok Me,
another league. Yeah,' cause meco is passionate about formula one. The
rest is guana. I saw what it' s called where we were.
We were in Janico, in jaco. I' m really cool that group,
that' s there, that group, those are formulators, really yeah,
yeah, sings excellence. Dialogants. No. No, no, no,
no. But this new litter that have arrived after the Netflix series,
what they think because they saw the series they are already experts in formula one.
This new litter really turns you, puts you in the same group.
From what you' re starting to ride bikes, from what you' re
starting to play padel from what you' re starting to ride engines into is
turning it into fanatical, irrationable, unracable, but grle something is necessary for
your society. Yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah or s s
s s s o n s ons. I know they' re on a
crusade. The friends who have been offended by my comment and I repeat the
streets are yours, they are not special. You don' t stay in
the article of the law that says you have a right. You also have
duties, fulfill what the law establishes and not just stay in the right you
have, that the vast majority of you are part of the problems we have
here on the road, although not all of us and we receive from Panama,
visit to Panama, Go tu Panama. I went to Panama in the
2, 000th. I was talking to this guest about Panama. I liked
Panama a lot. You drink cheap. So, if you know that the
McDonald' s economy and I apply the Cold' s economy. A beer
goes when I went for eighty- five a dollar at the conquistista stations.
Yes, exactly here we have her catering to me with Catherine, Catherine,
Catherine, welcome Morning Rhythm, here Thrine, how you are. Well,
thank you very much to all the people who are in tune of rhythm and
thank you for the invitation and the opportunity, then, to come here to
the Dominican Republic, to talk a little about what cathering is and what cato
does. Well, then let us start from the first Book of the Bible,
from Genesis. How you start in music, how your career is developing
and at what point you are at right now. Okay. Catherine is an
artist who began in the year nineteen hundred and ninety- nine, at the
age of fourteen. I am from the pioneering generation of Romantic style in Panama,
but I had several breaks on the musical path and the last pause I
had was about eight years and I returned again about a year and a half
ago, but to start working on the projects, to start launching my first
ep that was this year in January. And those pauses were planned pauses or
pauses the truth, they were not planned, they were like sequences that took
place in my day to day to depart, because as I started so young,
I had quite success. Thank God for the romantic style, as it
is known today. I think you here, because in Dominicana you know Aniga,
of course, but here we know it as another name Afflex Aflex for
him had to change his name for the subject of the United States. Okay,
very Bacano, but we can' t call you Girl here in America,
because we' re burned by radio stations ah Call, they put Flex
and he' s still calling. In Panama they continue to know the Community.
Yeah, and he has to have two platforms. That' s how
he handles them. It has a platform called FLEX and another the form that
is called and then of course we do, that we know it and there
was a time of great glory for that generation between two thousand five and two
thousand ten. This is Dominican Republic. It will remind you of another type
of singing Machnar, but you specifically mean romantic style. I am of that
generation. Sea started in Panama in the late 1990s. Yes, I'
m from that generation in the late nineties. Start Rukito my ril. Well,
there was also Kafuant, even if he put him in the city,
he would put into the romantic a list of artists. But in the nineties,
two thousand were born this generation of Niga Macano factory like this, Carlos
interviewed him a lot of time ago he was starting his career. Well,
when Macano starts, we start together. We both started on a CD called
Da Cruz, because in Panama they were recorded on albums of several artists and
on each CD that was recorded. Three as many were made, the romantic
batch or the romantic batch, as it is known today worldwide. The tanda
as we say to her of disorder one hundred and ten that they tell her
full, full, full and the tanda dance bultron that Panama is one of
the pioneers also what is reggae in Spanish. It seemed so interesting to me
when I went to Panama, because I think Panama lives like in a kind
of musical bubble. There are a lot of super popular artists there that become
popular in Panama and jump for some reason to do Rica, Guatemala, Hondura,
etcetera. But you would be surprised or anyone would be surprised if Panama
goes and says I don' t know anything about Panama, because nothing else
I know the artists who have internationalized. There' s a lot and a
lot and a constant proposal coming out new, new talents to the exact market.
Yes, since my generation, we had the opportunity to be very familiar
with everything that was Central and South America, part of South America, all
of South America, but part of South America. And to date. I
think that with this digital age, romantic music in urban is taking its rise
again. We' re talking to Catterie about her, she' s one
of the pioneers of romance. Stein caught my attention that you started at the
age of fourteen. I mean, who found you in the music, you
came by your own feet. Or someone said this girl has like a flow,
like a sheath, like you guys talk like that over there and they
put you in a studio and they taped you. As I wish, there
wasn' t a teenager who should be burning at school reproving stuff that'
s recording in a studio by my own feet. As a child I sang
in the Church, I sang in school whenever activities were held for Mother'
s Day. I was chosen to make a special for mothers. And when
it came to about the age of thirteen, you start the door, the
development and all this, and you think you already know everything, because you
' ve woken up to many things in the world. I' m an
artist, I don' t want to keep singing in the choir of the
Church. I got into my head because I felt like I wasn' t
accomplishing what I wanted, which was singing, for people to see me.
They took me to church and you wanted to be famous. I wanted to
be famous. Yeah, so they took me to different places when they were
campaigning. I don' t know what the churches call what they do here.
So jump my campaign and put one three hundred chairs in front of the
house, a pulpi and all speakers. I' m a big orchestra.
Here they carry orchestras that play merengue, but a tasty Christian mampo is bambo
Christians ah the same. Well, we were doing exact kidney, we were
doing that and well, it got into my head that I wanted to sing,
that I wanted to be famous, and by that time there was the
reggae in his good, in his time and I had front where he lived.
I grew up in a neighborhood in Panama. In Panama he was in
the invasion in a thousand nine hundred and eight hundred and eighty- nine.
I was four years old when it was the invasion. I was born in
eighty- five and my mom joins my stepfather who later raised me during my
childhood lived in the dribble. He was going to ask meth that it was
in the gutter. The dribble was the epicenter of many clashes and there were
a lot of deaths in that invasion. Well, I didn' t live
in the gutter, but my stepfather was from the gutter and my mom married
my stepfather when I was four years old, who passed the invasion and all
the victims of the gutter built gringos houses in different sectors of Panama, in
different areas, either this or this started to do as small slums and then
they gave them properties free of charge and out of that, they paid him
monthly. I think that monthly or every three months something like a counter,
because as it was many years ago to those people damaged from the dribble and
I grew up in one of these neighborhoods, surrounded by all this culture exactly,
but I was a girl who wouldn' t let go of his house.
I lived as soon as you got into the slum. But obviously,
because I grew up in that environment, you know, in that street environment,
in that environment where you see everything, and so on. And in
front of me lived a boy who liked rapping, his name is Omari.
In his time he came to succeed, a great musical success in Panama and
he is the one who takes me to another person who rests in peace who
was called Blon. I' m being auditioned. They tell me we are
going to audition some producers who are making a new CD Ramón Pucho Bustamante,
who is the executive producer and producer also of the sided Cruz with other DJs.
And to her I went to audition when I was 14. That'
s where your career began hours outside the studio. I must say that when
I went we were passed by where I was or there is still part of
the squirt in Panama is still there and the one who doesn' t know
the squirt, but it says but it is that I have heard mention that
sector that more or less something like we say sound rock capotillo, capotillo,
a paco teshub that masu Simón Bolívar, something like that and that sector you
listened to once in your life eighteen years. Keep that song. Yazur y
yamil ah yes, I' m the squirt and he mentions there the video
was recorded in the sectoré Yazuri is super he je he pop pupi p
pop if he typed a tipa naripara, because there was a announcer that or
dj She was dj u was the announcer was the sarca character in the video,
it' s not the one who sings the song. The song is
derived from the fact that everyone already referred to it as an announcer. That
was jje say something in some way nari for upper class byna Sean and then
she out there, with the exact relax of the companions, record the song
and then without her knowing it, they produce it that is already a success
and never gave the broadcaster' s career yes and it' s called you.
It' s an aje that what is no longer Ye Yazuri and already
a thousand is called Catherine. Cha also calls Kathering. How people find you
in the networks you talk about the Epe. I' d like to know
if you sing in this pesola, who has accompanied in this pe that you
have presenting it here in the Dominican Republic, and until when you' re
going to be here. I' ve been here since Monday. Well,
I had a theme with the flight in the morning and I all day that
you traveled for jeblue no no no no to ok Window plus all grief the
headache. I' ve left for a drink many times and I' ve
told you there' s been no trouble. Well, yeah, it'
s one of the only heroines in Panama. I' m a Panamanian hero,
pretty big. Yeah, pretty big and it' s changed a lot,
because many years ago, when I was traveling enough they didn' t
give us a banana, they gave us a pair. Yeah, the last
time I travel ross food with a vegetable and chicken salad, that' s
not it. No. Now there' s another Ndwitch with half a slice.
It doesn' t throw, they don' t give Sandro and Adriana
anymore, but I went two years ago, two years ago that you went
to Peru, but that the route you had was a little longer to the
short routes, like the wheels short routes, not a banana, coffee,
soda or water. For me I am delighted that arriving in Panama, because
from the plane you start to see the canal, the whole layout, a
beauty. Yes, it' s very nice. Panama has been one of
the most important countries in the world. I' ve felt like I'
ve visited exactly. Yes, the Panamanian is very similar in attitude to the
Dominican. Yes, it' s very warm, very warm Dominican Panama.
Here' s the truth. I felt like I was in Panama. I
haven' t had a chance because I obviously came here. It was because
the bars sts that they call Red Lion exist. It was like a chain
of bars selling beers. I got out of three that had to be picked
up. It is no longer clear what a pity, because well, in
the wake of the pandemic, pandemic and many disco shopping areas. Now the
most famous thing in Panama is the old town and then in LP you accompany
which artists yes, in the EP that we are launching, we have been
launching several themes since January. Let' s throw God first. This coming
weeks we are going to launch an afro produced by Tony Trumps, who is
Seche' s brother a friendship, because from many years ago I would gather
in his dad' s church one of my pauses, or the last pause
was because I also got in a time like finding myself looking for God that
spiritual transit that sometimes many times we need to make souls exactly. Yes,
then part of the pauses were because I have four tailor- made children,
because I got pregnant, I had a relationship, it didn' t work,
I was stuck, I don' t know the isba of throwing me
a lot to London, try Tigris Vaya, but all these years that I
was looking for that inner self, because I suffered a lot in love.
And I say that the positive part of all of this is the amount of
songs I' ve pulled out because of all that suffering. And I laugh
and smile because I say that' s what' s gonna get me good.
You' re kind of like the Panamanian version of Taylor Swift. You
might give yourself a song every time you fall in love. Well, yeah,
now a complete homp production isn' t a complete lie a woman so
beautiful, beautiful pa weirdo. Here we show you woman who' s hot,
good pussy. He has suffered love, what you leave to the ugly
like us, that we fall in love alone and do not correspond to us.
Yeah, no, no. We have not suffered for men who are
not so attractive, so backward to an ugly man they make no sense.
You' re not ugly? You? Aren' t you ugly? You?
You say that because you' re a nice, educated woman in this
way. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, it' s so good.
So that this one we have interrupted with the themes of the artists,
then said ad EP to have accompanied. Okay. This p is called my
story Precisely because Katherine, after returning to her musical career, after a rather
large absence, tells in each song a different story. The EP has going
to have an intro that, when it' s released complete, is about
seven songs. Talk. The song is called a thousand nine hundred ninety-
nine, because it speaks is like a remedy, as Catherine begins how it
was her beginnings, and so on. And fiction. In this EP we
launched it in January with the Rookie is called salt tequila For me, with
which we will close. For me, it was a long- time wish
that was. It was that he ended a relationship and went to tequilar you
forgot, Tequila Gonsal, if he has an exception that was not planned within
the EP. But in Panama I am a lawyer by profession and I started
to maintain a relationship with Vladimir Banista, who is the Rookie for legal issues,
looking at copyright issues. I said hey, you and I got something
going on many years ago,' cause for many years we' ve been
going personal. I wanted to make a fictionng with him, because he is
one of the largest artists in Panama and known internationally. I think here you
have heard clearly that if the Rookiy has given everything here at this time Tequila
Gonsal was composed by a singer- songwriter in Panama who is also dedicated to
urban music, it is called Kaliel and Bladmir and I made it as adjustments.
But that' s kind of an exception to what I' m giving
him, sort of a transit through your history. But because I decided to
choose the song, because the song was part of what I was living.
It' s also as if he had made a story for Catherin, because
we live in the life of love, we live an adventure like someone you
like, but you' re not going to do anything serious, because you
' ve been through a lot and you prefer to live life as I'
m living it right now, just focused on what I want to do and
enjoy it. Well, then, we thank you, Katherine. How you
feel like this, because people put you Katherine with kp but it is not
yes, yes like the Catharing Song Lakkarin Caterine can find it on all platforms,
on all digital platforms. Like Katherine, we thank you for the visit.
Thank you. We wish you success and you really look like lawyers.
That' s right. Well, thank you, thank you very much,
I' ll see you later. I leave it with this here that Terri
you in the morning is called tequila with salt Kastrine and in the Rookies today
the trujillista heritage, because it suspended a rap program and the artist the envelope
referred to carries this right now. I think this is a matter for lawyers
who are more studied, but as far as one can know a little bit
about this. Imagine how dangerous it is for an institution to say you can
' t get into your half- ass. So I want you to show
me which law gives that faculty to that sheath you call a public show commission.
I want you to show it to me, because then, if so,
I hope Constitution and you want it because no person here can be subjected,
can be subject to prior censorship of the subject. Imagine the dangerous precedent
that this is setting for an institution to tell you well, we' re
going to have an institution say tomorrow no means can receive an opposition person.
Sorry, the guy' s suspended. Why, because as they say.
He said some broken expressions on the suspended radio program, but it doesn'
t have that scope or that faculty' s law to you. And besides
that if I gave it to him, the law and would be totally contrary
to the Constitution, besides that from me h milde and sad criterion and uninformed
criterion. I understand that a discussion is taking place now and this reflection is
going to be brief and I will share it with those with whom we have
the same trade. Today' s politicians have an obsession with the control of
what the media say, but they don' t think they are the public.
It is all, and particularly the one that governs us today has gone
to sit down the double IF that has proposed a series of model laws that
are supposedly to protect people from disinformation on the Internet and in the media.
Today there is a current within the political leadership to control what is said to
put some controls or penalties to which they report. Look at freedom of speech.
Understanding it is very difficult, because you don' t know the value
it has until you lose it. In Venezuela when the Black Gorilla, the
Red Gorilla, arrived in the year ninety- nine, the Gorilla proposed a
law called the Law on Social Responsibility of the Telecommunications Media. And to what
end the Gorilla made this good, in order to coerce and coerce and exploit
and get out of the media. What did the bloody rats Chavista Red Hugo
Chávez do, because with that law through fines, he bled financially to dozens
of media and when he arrived the bell with mature moustaches because they modified it
and gave it a reach that even what you talk about by Whatsapp, the
state can put you in jail for a private conversation. And this began with
the good intentions of the Law on Social Responsibility in the media and began to
put things that could not happen, things that could not be talked about,
things that you should do. And that is how the Hutalitarian states act,
that is how dictators act. And what is now in the world is an
intention to impose an official truth using legal means, and then the politician say
you misinformed a fine of a million pesos. Such a thing was not such
a word or such expression. I consider it an expression of hatred and all
that, all that sheath, has no other purpose than to silence and through
silence, to prevent you from thinking, because if you can' t express
what you think, stop thinking about my love and don' t celebrate censorship
of the state. The State does not have to go beyond what it has
to do. And of course it is my vision that I am a radical
in the defense of freedom of expression, because first, the state has taken
away my right on two occasions, and since the first time in the middle
I was part of a group of people, two people who were victims of
a crushing campaign and for three months suspended it because, supposedly, what they
were doing ran counter to morality. But what damn morals dwells on who?
Who defines what is immoral or not moral. A complex issue to discuss now
with the supposed excuse that there is a lack of control and with this I
end. There is a lack of control over the media. They' re
making, they' re looking. Don' t celebrate that. These people
don' t know what to celebrate because we' re in a week where
three guanajos threaten a journalist for giving information and this we have now. You
' re celebrating. This is because you understand that the state is that it
has to choose, but it is that the damn problem is you, because
all that is done to amuse you, to attract you and for you it
is what you produce. That is because it is not the one who does,
the content that does not serve, it is the one who consumes it,
the one who gives to the viue is the one who shares it,
because there can be no scoundrel. If there is not a scoundrel who supports
it and it is you, then do not ask the State to take care
of what I am leaving and hear do not take responsibility and adults. And
finally, I had this conversation the other day with someone and I was telling
them she' s worried. I mean, well, it' s just
that in the past, you didn' t do what you owed. A
society that is completely eroded everywhere cannot and cannot produce what they are unable to
value. They want to come now to solve this has no solution. There
is no turning back other than individual consciousness, self- regulation and a very
long et cetera. I repeat. The state is not in a position to
how many are na forguando and the president has expressed it in private that he
is in charge of that. Look at him the President, leave it that
way, because you are now created Jesus Christ and you are going to redeem
all the sins of the past. Gobierno orders you to do what you have
to do and I said that things will evolve. Look, you don'
t have to let the country take him the devil. Of course this is
worrying, and there is a frenzy, which is not the problem. Unbridledness
is the symptom, because what was not done two generations ago, a generation
ago, is now coming out afloat ah but it resolves how we will impose.
So the censor issue that I mess with what you write in your Whatsapp
as in Venezuela, and I' m sure the day you have the boot
of the state pressing it in your neck because you wrote a tweet with terms
that the state has outlawed, then you' ll understand the value of freedom
of expression. See you tomorrow Bye.