But that' s personal, that' s a good character with you,
because they live it near it is very petulant, unbearable, it' s
bearable. I wouldn' t work five minutes with more Chingan. In fact,
I worked with her and it was unbearable for me, but I was
in a bit of a job too. But well, yeah, yeah,
yeah, but well, you guys look you know. There' s an
evolution people, there' s bad media. I must make it clear that
I don' t mean my friend and my sister Maren Elica. I'
m talking again. Yes, so you won' t get confused. Not
about well, no, no name is the one that' s fine,
Angelica is fine, and Bella, my friend, talented, beautiful. It
takes a butt- fucking joke, but it' s okay. Look at
this evolution of birds on television. I started seeing the traditional birds you saw
or what I ridiculed, raised it with the voice, with the great.
Not that kind of thing. But now I see people I didn' t
know were birds. If you don' t tell me that bird, I
don' t give you what it says perfectly, because previously it was stipulated
that one had to do, that they had to go out dressed. But
she doesn' t feel like saying no that they were leaving and cos and
you just say the Germans that do that German, so that kind of thing
now doesn' t look male with good morning. There' s that kind
of real stuff, and you see this sometimes on TV shows. You realize
when they dance, because it' s inevitable that their little things come out.
And of course, it' s also told by the kind of music
they dance, or that there' s a kind of music that you gay
b ons no, no, not by the violent mambo of one time pass
no, and when you start dancing one of a boude all with the plates
lift the tataca, ta, tatata, bird. What they call that and
the play is exactly what you say pussy, but it was that one to
get the whole guy out. And then you realize, you realize that the
guy' s kind of different than what you used to see, because you
used to see the thing. Tigers took care of themselves, they said well,
no, no. If I didn' t see the comedians. It
is very much to blame for that, because also this one created stadium,
you mocked too much on stereotype exactly it has to be said that in the
pa in the neighborhood and the one hundred percent of homosores in the neighborhood there
was the one percent that was the crazy one and the crazy one became the
way to dis how to call it, the head bird of the neighborhood.
If in every neighborhood there was a bird that was like the mofo, the
mob of the neighborhood, as a friend of mine tells her, that is,
that it was like the one that everyone was making fun of while the
bird was away there was always an alien. The bird in the bar I
lived in beautiful agriculture I still saw as a fulano as well as a fulato.
There was a guy when I lived in farm villas, on the street
mocha, with almost thirty- two, there was a bird that he washed.
The pope did, but before that, she was prostituted around by the
duarte. But in a loafing suit. He was stabbed by an asshole.
You then were so cool, you' d all be in the drool and
you' d keep that eyes still he drools it. I don' t
know. I don' t know if he survived the epidemic of the two
eighties, but in Christ the King there was a very famous bird, I
don' t remember the name Devil, but that tigr was well- known
and enfantine. There was one named Ramon and they called him Ramona lived down
my grandmother' s street. I was going to tell you that birds used
to be very respectful, too. Which ones, which ones where. For
example, in my family the birds used to be the terror of the neighborhood,
because it was finished with s Michael, which is the one who didn
' t make all the dresses to all of us. And he was the
respected bird and I mean, he was gay, but he didn' t
part. So fullun what happens is that it is also necessary to see that
here the theme of the bird in Dominican society is a complex topic, vicos
since the arrival of the Spaniards. Here, then, with the arrival of
the first Spaniards, the first bird arrived in the Republic. There were already
the Taínos. Among them were men who were lost on the mountain and gave
themselves to buy a lexus. But that is not historically, as I have
seen and at all stages of Dominican society, because there has been, because
it is, Dominican society is not different from other societies in other parts of
the planet, perhaps some more, in others less. But by or the
history and historical sentence of the Dominican Republic and everything we are going to concentrate
from dictatorship to today. Remember that the favorite character of Doña Julia Molina,
mother of one of the most important men of the 20th century of the Dominican
Republic, even if you do not want it, Trujillo, was a character
that was made on the radio and this man was the king of the gamblers
in what today is Villa Duarte, who used to call birds. I don
' t say it Go to history books. There' s even a job
done by what' s called the fortune reindeer on YouTube. You can find
it that tells the story of this character, of the time and like him.
There were other characters, for example, like this business that was a
cabaret and I think it was Cambumbu who was called the cambon guy. You
saw that she was dressed as a woman and that there were media personnel and
it was also another bugaronil collection center in the capital city. I mean,
here we have, but let' s go. But we' re talking
about the one percent, because it' s the bird that might say a
little bit. He has the courage, he has the courage against all kinds
of stereotype, against all kinds of social stigma, to live his life as
he feels and as he wants, in front of all kinds of pointing.
But they' re not a lower percentage, because la la. The reality
is that the vast majority of homosexuals in the Dominican Republic or anywhere in the
world are ordinary people as to what they visually communicate, that you can say
well, he breaks a ching the talk in such a way he will be
the drag. It' s up to the end or my life how you
' re doing, but I' m not much sooner. Exactly. We
cannot confuse fashion with what has been completely the norm for centuries and now it
is a question that is more fashionable than anything else. But what it says
and chemical manipulation, bug shop, ronocracy bugga. That' s certainly what
I' m looking at. I' ve got a professor professor over at
the university, where he gave us stories. Logically not, and he said
it, he was magnified by the writing tobacco was called the character. He
said explaining, making his magnificent presentation of the story and those of When those
Spaniards arrived here and those people who had those slaves, they had a slave
who was good and dark that gave him his already that sexual defect. Cabe,
yes, but it wasn' t. I had it down to them,
but it wasn' t. No. I have a theory about one
of the characters that I met in two thousand sixteen of American history that seems
more curious to me and I don' t want anyone to feel bad if
you guys have a chance to go to Tennessee, to the city of Lynchburg.
In Tennessee, meet Jack Daniel' s factory. I, when I
went it seemed curious to me that since we rode on our way to Lynchburgh,
that I was not going to take on a two- and- a
- half- hour trip to that little town. The historian put a lot
of emphasis on Jack Daniel' s masculinity. But Jack Daniel never got married
and everything I don' t know caught my attention, maybe because you live
life this way. That effort to explain that Jack Dannin was a male,
that the woman was crazy about him right now, but there are two details
of the story that caught my attention. Jack Daniel had a dark- haired
guy going out with him. All the pictures are thirty- seven. She
never got married. But that' s not a problem, because there are
men who don' t get married and live buying detailed in the pulp shop.
That' s not necessary, don' t necessarily say anything, but
he left you up to the recipe of how to make the brown lwisky be
to your husband and I stayed as coguesa Vaina. So what you say was
very common at the time of slavery in the south of the United States,
that many slave owners chose a brown. That' s what I know,
the one who liked it the most so I could take care of it from
time to time. That, that comes from a lot, because if I
love philosophy, you know those philosopher tigers over there there there were a lot
of them who had a student of the student and something like that passed those
exact tigers and it makes sense that he defends so much and that, that
is, that he does, there is such a high emphasis because or because
they already aspired to put you on Jack Daniels' charget. It doesn'
t suit you. It' s the same thing as bot like a band
G History ban bird zero two. That was, as they say, a
speculation that came up in my head because we got the per and a guy
next to me. Let me know who was going next to me was a
respecter was Brown Forman' s representative for Latin America and when we came to
me, we were about half an hour on the road. He said,
but why should we insist so much on Jack Daniel' s masculinity or a
bird and the brand does not suit him. I make them simple. It
' s important here that they drink Jack Danniel, wings or male men you
tell them good, but the one who invented that is a haystack. Then
you get two things. I mean, I' m gonna tell you Jack
' s excuse. I don' t know, I don' t know
if it' s a proven fact, but it caught my attention. Summing
up at seven and twenty- nine in the morning, look, I haven
' t wondered what the TV birds have evolved and I' ve already had
one. You know cole bla let me second sure, what she told me
herself and that I was in love with that one. All this conversation came
down April from Hochi' s program. We' re not talking about Hochi
' s show. Not just no. No. No. We don'
t deal with a bird. No, sir, we' re not talking
about any birds. But yesterday it was said that there is a bird there,
that in the new scam there is a bird, a bugger that more
outside and hairs the cuer was the other. And they all saw that you
said a bird, a diver, and we talked about people left over on
the links. Then you said there was. No. He didn' t
say anything anymore. She asked after friend. Ah no more tempt. No,
that' s why you' re still waiting. They' re going
to respond.