Look. Today we' re going to talk about novel. Our generation grew
up with a type of novels that came from two major production centers. Let
' s say, the four major novel producers in this order were Mexico,
Venezuela, Brazil and Argentina between the 1970s and the 2000s. In Colombia it
began to bloom from the 1990s with productions such as pods, coffee, the
widow in white, the meek waters, which would then become wild passion.
What' s it called are those of the kind of men' s men.
This novel was originally called" The Meek Colombian Waters" and one of
the great writers of television novels, of the great telenovelesca authors. If the
bad guy is already listening to Jala and helping me with other novelist writers.
His name was Delia Fiallo. Had to Fiallo wrote a lot of novels that
many of those novels, well, marked our lives. And I came across
a routine of a Venezuelan comedian who says that to us, our generation raised
Delia Feallo and Delia Fiallo is the great culprit of many pods that one today
is installed in the collective imaginary. Delia Fiallo and other authors had Emilio Larrosa
as producer of Televisa novels. Emilio las Rosas, if I' m not
mistaken, was the one with the top prize. Two women, one way,
one, one that was the one that killed this Ana Levi who died
of a heart attack in the middle of an assault in Mexico City. Yeah,
I think it' s called Villana Levit who already lived in the mid
- 1990s. In a tent the dreamy dreamy rogue or twice the dreamy naughty
Heart. Wild with Eduardo Palomo, who also pained in tennis And so one
can make a list of tele novels, but all the damn novels had the
same one. The first novel I remember seeing was called Monte Calvary, then
I saw Rosa, Wild with Veronica Castro and then and then I' m
not talking about my childhood, and then Crystal and the Lady of Rose.
It was two Venezuelan novels, two novels in the 1980s, but they all
had the same damn thing. It' s practically a plot and this is
what this guy says, which is about the novel Topaz, that I didn
' t see. I' ve never seen Topaz. You saw it I
never saw Topaz. So let' s hear the routine of this Panama has
drunk the guy' s name. His name is George Harris. That'
s great. I hope you' ll bring him in for Acá, for
Dominican Republic. It' s not the wine anymore, but let them bring
it back. George Harris tells us about these routines. How the devil it
is that one really started to see these novels. Today this sheath, people
laugh at us because it' s dramatic pussy, how not dramatic. We
were raised by Delia Fiallo' s pen. We grew up with the blindest
pickle in the world, Topaz. You don' t know Topaz. There
was a blind girl going to a river alone. The Latin American soap opera
is a marvel and defines us in some way. It defines us because the
soap opera is one is a genre where everything fits nothing, because nothing seems
to be a invented thing. It' s all part of life itself.
A beautiful girl, who distributes newspapers on the street, sells newspapers with a
very dirty face and then distributes tidal newspaper. But everyone' s jealous of
him He' s angry. Then they run her over, they run her
over, they leave her holding one leg. Then the man who ran her
over is a huge red camera and rapes her on top of the hood.
After the rape passes under a tunnel, they throw acid in her eyes and
leave her blind. Then they tell her a great truth and she' s
mute. And then they throw her down a ladder and she' s paralyzed
and they find out that she' s been reported for stealing the rapist'
s watch and that she' s expressed and imprisoned for the child because of
the rape she was then pregnant for the child in prison. And when he
takes away that doll, because he tells him that man is not yours and
they take it away, he goes crazy and that already lost, crazy,
blind, deaf, that is, they make hair, it is pussy.
He' s caught there and paralyzed and raped everything wrong. It is discovered
that the owner of the Empire, the owner of everything, was a building
full of Crystal, an owner of everything. Nobody knows what the fuck you
do in that company. But that' s with up, it' s
buying, down, folder, up, some people' s meetings, pods,
consulting you all, a lot of money and the old man is aiming
to die and says the lawyer in the hospital, the clinic there looks.
I had a daughter with Mrs Service. Look for the newspaper key on the
highway. The lawyer' s very good, he' s very good,
he' s seen her, and I' ve seen her. She goes
out on the highway and tells her she didn' t fall prey and she
' s crazy and they took the kid away. The lawyer gets her out
of jail. L gives us the full opera. Sale non fuck with that
blond hair, that sheath whipped, blue eyes, two ribs less dry,
we aC that big ass full jim planted and shows up in the company with
the boy already talking. Come on, Victor Jose, we' re going
to get our thing back and start the revenge that bad beautiful and start talking
to the TV again. We talked in the morning with the toxio tonight with
the novel Vota la quezas a bitch did that to you and don' t
pay him double kick and take off his shoes. Shoes are yours and you
start things because the revenge incredible. There are some children who harass revenge that
novel so good. Half of the novel is revenge that for me that when
the novel is finished, oh I wish it extended to ten more chapters.
Revenge is more of a delicious thing. It' s yes, exactly yes,
exactly yes. George Harry great. I follow him on Twitter, Tiktok
and in Insterram and good mo of the great Venezuelan exile comedians who have become
very popular through the networks. But their shows are great. And this he
says is very true. But I have a lot that I don' t
see novel. The last novel I saw was Betty the Faith 24 years ago.
It was the last, the last novel I sat down to see was
that Betti and the ugly one. And after that, then, I tried
to see Floricienta. There was one that was with a Uruguayan Natali Oreiro.
They were on TV at seven o' clock at night that I also tried
to see, but I was already very sick of the telenovela schemes. I
know the sabo card are in a novel, yes, but already there we
enter the narco novels, that is, we pass from the drama but romanticizing
the drug traffickers, putting them as I stay there, that is, putting
them as the heroes of reality and the society in which we totally live the
narco novels that have romanticized all those characters and have made think much of society,
but that they are entities that have because I, really and I people
who go pay a ticket paraís, to Medellin, to visit the tomb of
Pablo Cabal, should break it by lightning and die right there. But within
that form, of that novel mechanics, I stayed there, for example,
from Topacio, passing through the novels of which she is married to all the
same tola taliatia. Then it fell there after that and fell to the novels
Argentina, which are the islands floricentes. The Rebel Huctly I saw rebel Güey
I waited rebel wey was in the two thousand three and it was a phenomena
tremendously. But from now on, I saw the skipped chapters, but as
often as I could be where I had at seven o' clock at night
I was at my house to go see my novel. The last one I
saw was ugly Betty. I' m on my way, José María.
I saw again about ten years ago. I saw Rebel Way again who put
it on Netflix, but I also saw the usurper. Wanderer, let'
s say seven or another usurper. It was a damn novel that paralysed this
country and I used to be in it. I want you to know that
Telemicro returned six chapters for the novel in the bacchan George Yes, I had
no place in the I was. Me. I think it was in New
York that I went when the usurper started. Here they were giving it over
there. So I saw it as a couple of chapters, but I never
finished it and it was like that I' m talking base to you like
six yes, the ship on YouTube. Regardless of what we' re talking
about, I want us to talk about that novel that marked your life,
the dreamy sting. What was the novel that made you that human being,
that you' re dramatic, troublesome, as George Harris says, that one
was raised by the feather of Fiallo. I don' t know big and
that or these attitudes that you have of telenovelece that you fell from the sky.
That has a lot to do with TV Antilla, Gololvición, Raintel,
Antena Latina, TV Micro and even the same telecenter they gave Pedro there. Lescamos