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You know this song has a lot
of issues that are already out of date,

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because this song is from the early
nineties and deep- touch. It

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' s the most important band in
the history of national rock, sort of

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like our Rolling Stones. To call
it something, and at that time there

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were many cars of a brand that
brought many of those vehicles into the Revolution,

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in the Triumvirate years, which were
the Austin cars The Gegra knows what

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an Austin is. You take Rafael
Augusto Sanchez. Before you get to Churchill,

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to the right, where the bar
is, there' s in that

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corner there' s a corner before
where the universal one is. There'

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s a corner over there There'
s a residential on the right. Going

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from where culture is to Churchil,
to the right, you' re going

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to have a residential that has a
cart under roof, red, ca pretty

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old. That was an Austin.
It is a car, an Austin and

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were the most common cars in the
1970s and early 1990s as a public car.

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Then they began to be replaced by
eight euros, the impala, the

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one hundred and twenty goes, one
ten and some corolla, until we reached

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the decade of the nineties, where
the corolla was made the car of pussy.

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But back to the early 1990s theme, Tony Almon says something in a

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part of the song for the guy. He gave the guide, like,

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ten laps, and the car didn' t bend. That was normal in

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that type of vehicle, because this
type of vehicle used a what they call

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endless and were not hydrobolic, but
mechanical. It was a screw, that

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an endless screw that then you turned
it and in a gear, because with

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an arm moved the rubbers to the
right, to the left. Those tonillos

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tended to get wear and tear over
time. But what happens that is so

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bac s gave it an intensive,
very intensive use, and they were spent

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on screws. Some would adapt it
for no profit, not for other vehicles,

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and some would repair these worms by
filling with that screw by doing things

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to them. But many times there
were mechanics who owned cars that left him

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without that sheath and what they were
betting on was luck and my mother,

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i e give him five hundred laps
at the moment he grabs the gear or

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folds the cart and whatever it was
or it was an adventure. He rides

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in those cars, the public banker
sang in the eighties, the public banker

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in the nineties, because he must
remember those times of adventure that taking the

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public car was an adventure. You
will remember to ride an olimpa chevere.

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The three people ahead look Alberto.
Jemerson really writes to me around here that

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the past mother, who has that
song in which she passed him five pesos

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and didn' t give him back. And he didn' t return it.

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And I want to say that not
only that which at that moment that

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comes out in the early 1990s song, the passage cost two pesos and reached

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that price product of the Gulf crisis, which made oil scarce. Fuels rise

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and drivers come to you the density
of increasing the passage progressively from forty cheles

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to sixty cents to a weight in
the ninety to two pesos in the ninety

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- one, that there, it
remained there until the year ninety- seven,

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that there they raised it to three
pesos, that there the price of

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gasoline was once again ruined. They
put it at twenty- nine. I

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have time that you did not hear
the word Gulf, the Gulf War,

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history that gasoline, for other things, for wars of Ukraine. Now the

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freights, that' s a good
thing, but also good if you know

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how to review the evolution of the
country, because you no longer use petre

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in the fields that are going to
pick you up a white van, the

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famous domicile, the famous domicile,
a double truck cabin comes eight people back,

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much here to the capital and I
also to the house of you there

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in the I saw but I wonder
how you survived all that. One came

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in the beds of a truck that
was beautiful and private, with three hundred

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chickens, four hundred hands of bananas
and you there between that sheath as a

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passenger in the only clothes you had
left, you came. It goes that

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the capital, not by the routes
of now that it comes here to the

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capital, one by the other,
that great distance, because it turns around.

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You did turn around because you do
the devil me and everything did that

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route too and I remember them and
remember them. I told here the story

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of when the one who transported us
was modernized, that he had a minibus

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and a little face and had to
stop at the Guagua kiss in a bomb.

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I told the story, and I' m never going to drink it.

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At Bonao, you had to cross
Bonado downtown. In Bonao there was

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a hotel called El Viejo Madrid and
next to it had a fuel station.

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Oh, and at that fuel station, it was that they stopped the bullet,

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you fool, to take out all
the scars, because that little girl

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seemed to have been months old and
she wasn' t defecating and it was

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normal. That was normal before.
Sir that was normal people I don'

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t know that now that he'
s keeling. That was now that the

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children' s san pan movie baines
cos de cabón, water a chauffeur with

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one shot. Easily not my God
what a time, I mean, those

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beloved parents had to be me like
five years old. Well, let'

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s pause. Outings in the morning. Rhythm ninety- six five channel I

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feel five one and do not take
you a modern rich country. They travel

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with air conditioning to the south in
these guaguas, although they still drive like

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wild, but you go as comfortable
or highway well so is great before getting

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on the highway of that one and
going was to sign his death letter.

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Well, a lot of familiar people
lost their lives in an accident. That

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' s because his was a terrible
thing. The stages I was most afraid

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of him were the stretch between Villa
Alta Gracia and Bonao Ron touchable, nothing

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more wing Win went, but then
the highway had a particularity. The highway

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had two lanes between one and the
other coming and going and sometimes you were

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there. It was the same,
the same lane, but signposted divided into

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two on one side and one on
the other, that is, depending on

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the stretch you find yourself and sometimes
you went in your two lanes and suddenly

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it became one and that was chaos. Certain accidents went through that, that

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I went out, they were.
It was terrible, it was terrible,

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what times, those. Greetings to
Roberto Rodriguez wow to the grace that graduated

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on the road, on the dual
top