I don' t know one in the eyes of one America and two,
like becoming a kind, like a failed state, a madness like a failed
state. I mean, it' s not that it is, but it
kind of takes that crazy course that maybe in a dystopian novel, you would
have, you would have admitted it. He heard Vaina yesterday. Yesterday,
a woman owned a million- dollar house screamed from New York because her house
was compared by tigers and she changed the yavin to the fake door. No,
I don' t. I' ll read you the news. Now
a sheath of madness. Individuals tried to forcibly evict three illegal occupants of a
million- dollar house in queens after the owner was arrested, when she changed
the horseshoes and tried to remove them. Two unidentified men driving a black van
stopped on the driveway of the house in Fushing, searching for illegal occupants on
Tuesday afternoon. According to the Daily Mail, Adel Anda, a forty-
seven- year- old parrot, was in the process of selling the property
when the group took a murky retreat into the house. Last month he faced
a trio of people and changed the lock in hopes that they would not be
able to re- enter if he left. However, one of these officers
called the police about this woman, who was later arrested. Neighbors have noticed
some disturbing activity in the house since the illegal occupants entered their house. A
twenty- four- year- old college student who lived next door to the
house identified only as coast, said he had been nervous that the occupants had
arrived at that house. Meanwhile, a woman who asked to remain anonymous said
that half of the night she saw one of the unethical inhabitants leading a door
to the house. Let me see The woman had been living in the house
with her daughter and her mother until her death a few years ago, and
the owner, who has lived in that community for a long time put the
two- story house on the market, that is, for sale. But
that was when the illegal occupants entered the house and shamelessly replaced all the doors,
the main one and the lock. Before that, I am the lady
on February 29 who was captured by the ABC Channel news. She faced the
illegal occupants in a teno confrontation. Finally, they called the police and escorted
the two people off the property, with at least three illegal occupants. Still
within the police she told the lady that she had to solve this problem in
the Housing Court, because it is considered a matter between owner and tenant ps.
Before being arrested, the owner of the house was charged with unlawful eviction
because she had changed the lock and had not provided a new key to the
people who housed the house that she owned and who occupied it in the city
of New Yo one person can claim rights of illegal occupant. After thirty days
of living on a property. You' re hearing the madness. Those are
the laws, the progressive laws that have been imposed through so many states,
in the United States, crazy things like this. I mean, a person
illegally occupies your house 30 days ago has rights. Look, my brother,
I' m messing with whoever he' s been messing with. If you
' re mad, it happens to you as the lady looked prey, but
bewitched, understand, it can' t be possible. Not around here either.
You can' t get people out. If some people break into your
house illegally. That' s a good question for this weekend. I mean,
if I have a house legally. No. That' s what happened
to this lady. That' s what happened to her. If you mess
with the difference is that in the United States, in the State of New
York, in New York City, the laws, which are recent bills,
state that if you illegally occupy a house and spend thirty days in the ca,
you have rights. That' s how you look Thank you, thank
you for life. The question I ask myself in the Dominican Republic is similar,
because I saw news of a house in Santiago that was occupied something else.
It' s not that. That' s right. That news has
been going on for several days. I have followed him and he has several
days since Monday coming out in the New York City press. The case of
this lady, because it was on February 29 that she was already arrested and
has created alarm in other states that do not have similar laws the fact of
how the right to property is being eroded in some states of the United States
what is sacred? That is, in the United States, until not fifty
years ago, the right to private property was sacred. I don' t
know what' s turned. He' s come back like some kind of
Cuba with dollars and big buildings. Freedom. I' m a freedom statute.
But in the case that I mean Santiago, I saw the news.
If I' m not mistaken yesterday because I saw someone in the newspaper or
in the networks, someone complaining that a group of Haitian illegals broke into a
house in the city of Santiago. The same thing happened here, look,
about your kid, about the youtuber. Yeah, I' m past mine
here, but they' re not that strict. Yeah, here you can
get him into a bunch of people who put you in your house and take
him out to Pedra. That' s the part of the law that we
don' t know exactly, but I am that it' s illegal,
because I know people who have gotten into it, who have put people into
property that I' ve had shut down and have spent years litigating the justices
so they can evict them from their homes. I mean, not that I
rented it for you Yeah, I didn' t say no, no,
not that you left You left for New York and you had three apartments and
either you got one. I know the case of a lady even without even
paying look. I know the case of a lady who had to spend a
penny. She had an apartment in my house and she has that apartment closed,
as it turns out that she got some people illegally into that woman lasted
five years for justice. If you know that house, please write to me
to get rid of Addy Gome, to get him out of justice, to
get him off his property in the Dominican Republic. If I' m telling
you that happened, she got it out in the middle of last year.
Here he took a mouth and came from before the pandemic, but long before
fighting justice. I' m talking about an apartment here house that was moved
by two families who already had their apartment closed, took the door and said
modifications hear and saw the apartment. Then two families moved in, even as
illegally as you do, the healthiest thing you do here, when you have
a bo of that kind is to negotiate with your tenant, with the people
there. Give them some rooms, let our parts go tenant, because it
' s accurate. But in that you can. You can trade that kind
of thing in the back. Logically, no or that I' m illegal
and then say pussy in favor Look. I understand that the agreements reached I
want you to have a house outside the law. In such situations they are
not illegal. The parties agree with conciliation. There will be a couple of
stories to see after the pause similar to the one that this woman has passed
in New York, who took her prisoner for changing the yaving to her house
that is occupied by three cursed, with the morning occupations, the occupation in
Spain, is a cancer and we have seen a news story in New York
City that has several days developing from a lady who was arrested because three people
illegally occupied her property. A million- dollar house. It' s an
old width. I don' t think it' s a married man in
New York, in New York, I don' t think you' ll
say that. It' s a mega house. It' s a two
- family ranch. Carancheta some rancheta now never for the United States to go
there does not depend on the State. There, States to the north and
in the United States and the house are unpayable. Or they already sell it
to you with hectares and pitches and hectares of land of so much free land
that there are then we go with the morning squats. Good morning, good
morning, how new. Sir, what happens is that people know here in
the sheath making. An aunt of mine lives in Spain and she came here
on vacation. He already threw himself a month here and in that month they
got some occupyrs. One of my uncles, who was in Spain on vacation,
went to the house and saw people and separated for the god. Don
' t you dare at some point. You have to go out and buy
the bread or whatever, and at that moment I' m gonna be waiting
for you out here. The guy called another Dominican in the sector and said
hey I got into a house of some of you people. Help me out
so they don' t kill me The guy told him to give him a
couple hours to get him out. Just move the door and go alone,
but come here then they stalk you no, they don' t empty you
out of the door and go and mesti so fu and the law then,
for the law protects us as long as they don' t break a door
or a window. They can force her without getting her to break and leave
her normal again and you get home, normal, you open your door and
you find a g watering people. That' s exactly where you can'
t open your door because you' re gonna find out that your keys were
changed so you know this friend I' m telling you. It took him
almost five years of legal proceedings to get two families who put him in an
apartment in my house and where they had him closed, where was a neighbor,
a neighbor who was found in a whore and you took him away from
the apartment. Truth says don' t be that to you anymore. Well
is the right to property and where is the invasion of property? Good morning,
well, hello, guys, lots of Alberto with an electric saw.
Shit here in Venezuela, I had to fear a door never and never pussy
looks. Write to me, please, Write to me, Arroba adi di
gomes writes because good morning, good morning. Hey, that' s a
tough case. My aunt and mom are having an inheritance and they' ve
got a person from the cove out here in the district of Nazonal, and
we' ve got a fight and they' re charging us three million pesos
for a saloon, because it has to be with the security forces and we
' re seven years old. That' s not what we' ve been
able to achieve. I' ve formed a madman Write to me I'
m afraid of you. A week ago, my aunt went to Africalia,
because one of those twenty- one people is building and they' re taking
out papers and that in the city hall and when she comes to put it
in the Dominican Republic. And what are we talking about? We' re
not talking about New York, like I started with the news, or Spain,
in your country, yours happens more common than you can imagine. Good
morning, good morning. Maybe Dale already had to sell a thousand pesos to
a person so he could move you. And there I personally, I told
you demelou sells. I only take out two gallons of avataza gasoline, others
with two gallons of gasoline. I take it out and there, but I
say don' t fart me. I' d rather pay him. You
think your sweat has been possible since year in a house you built, that
you bought from the Dominican Republic. He' s got everything that happened.
I want to give you that you grab. Good morning, good morning to
you. Some people were the day. Good morning, as we are.
Good morning. Papa Alberto mke that go so far. I don' t
know. He has no knowledge of a two- or three- week case
growing in Gary de Arriba' s colonial zone. Of course, yes,
brother, laugh at the azapata. They were going to take him prisoner to
the owner of the house because the lady gave you the wish to move there
in your house, from her that she bought it and to the lot of
dressing gown that would sit the police in the piche, the attack will be
in chains on her property, which see gave her money that is still paying
the loan. That was the guy here. Gary. Gary Hogar spent a
woman in America. A woman tried to evict three illegal occupants of a million
- dollar house in queens after the property, after she was arrested, was
arrested after this, for changing the locks, in an attempt to get rid
of these illegal occupants. The house had been occupied by these squatters while the
owner tried to sell it. The individuals who also tried to help evict,
as they came looking for the illegal occupants and expressed their anger at the situation.
Neighbors have reported disturbing activity of the house. Since these individuals occupy that
property of New York City the installation of boards and the carrying out of construction
work during the night. The local community is concerned about this situation and some
residents are considering initiating a petition to help remove the illegal occupants. The owner,
who had inherited the house from her parents, was in the process of
selling it, was arrested for the illegal greeting. After facing the occupants and
changing the lock. That' s the world that socialists have been creating for
people, because you don' t want to know what' s wrong up
there that after people illegally mess up you, there are lawyers who should come
and take them away and use all the tips that give the rental laws and
there and a series of pods in the Dominican Republic. I' m talking,
uh, in our country, it' s impossible for the owners,
for years, that their property is occupied and illegally invaded, to be able
to get these thieves out of the outsiders of these places. Good morning,
good morning. Something similar happened to a family member of mine when the Republic
of Colombia was growing. Over there those millennial buildings. He bought an apartment,
rented it to a thief, and that thief decided, at the time
he was there, to stop paying, and that family of mine lasted six
years, so that he could take that thief out. Hence and as you
are told, those lawyers should die because they know that they are a property
of a person and they also put on walkers. Yeah. Or if this
twenty- eight is coming out like morning. This rhythm ninety- six five
channel one hundred and five on Glavega stations of the Medrano group, through which
listens to the super Holy Week I walk with the cap of the old Ball
near here. Where I am, where I am that old me, Don
Roberto, already tied him to a chair we karemos Morales. He' s
got a dyke named I' m fine with limbo. There he is,
Don Robert, not there I am. Good morning, well, two brothers,
good morning. I have a situation and I do not know of a
situation there, in San Vicente, a high peace place of ten million pesos,
a lawyer broke in, put his offices oiga hear rented the roof,
that is, the rest. He stopped paying. He came six months without
paying and when the doña is going to charge him and tells him the doña
that he will pay him a burden, that that local is making arrangements to
buy what I know how much. The lady made a sting and an old
lady' s nephew goes to the house if you see that the old woman
being with the pressure fired and tells her that it is that the lawyer leaves
to eat locally. What has six table that pays us and tore off the
bread a few criminal friends of him and when they went to the place,
they told him José salts Or we buried him and tomorrow I want him to
remove that sign. At four o' clock in the afternoon he removed the
sign and the next day, at seven o' clock in the morning,
he was calling the lady to go and get her key, which is still
Dominican Republic. Ensuring that brute force can be used. Look, Lmente,
I have a close case of a very large terrain that' s on one
of the main avenues, which this gentleman really didn' t gain from law
enforcement. And now the lawyer of the people who occupied it then sold it
forward the land, which is like he offered it. And now that man,
that man has had to give you some money and he hasn' t
been able to sell his land from it. That' s why. Whether
you know cases of people who are going through that or you are going through
that. Please write to me about dby Gomez in Integra. Good morning,
Rody Alberto, good morning. You know we have business, we buy the
property and it' s a problem to buy with balance. He didn'
t come by to give you the story so we could be inclined by the
lawyer not to advise him and he told us to enjoy him with them and
we had every three hundred thousand of them because we didn' t want to
look. I mean, your name is an apartment and there was a person
who moved there a property. Looks like the commercial and you already know and
it had rented. Oh, that doesn' t recommend us to lawyers.
So the lawyers recommend that you, before you buy a property that' s
rented, the one you' re selling, take out whoever' s occupying
that everyone out. It was the world outside, of course, it happened
in New York. A woman was arrested after she went to her house that
she was selling for a million dollars in queens changed her yavins. It had
been occupied by three individuals. But what' s going on, what'
s there is a law in the United States, in the State of New
York, particularly in New York City, that if people break into your house
legally and come on the 30th day, they already acquire rights. Look.
Alberto, I don' t know what it' s like here. I
do know that here I know a person, a very good friend, friend
of one of the mother of a friend that that woman lasted five years fighting
a justice to take out two families who put her in an apartment, in
im home. Here a mess, a sheath for tera, water doesn'
t go much, this sheath for everything gives and you take it off.
Here at the thing, you can break it inside them. Good morning,
last yes hand, good morning, hi daddy him and on this side give
him the hear. Alberto, don' t go so far as the guy
who sold the apartments and changed the lock, he sold it to someone else.
You take it, dude It' s true, yeah, yeah.
I do not believe that a dear diaspora who lives in the United States and
Europe, who has the desire because you join with any Dominican from the diaspora,
who has the bent back of work, lepal the hair of time and
the dream and yearning of those people. It' s almost always the same
to buy a little house in Dominican Republic for when your old man came to
retire. Well, be careful with the business you do, but if you
do, at least move there that I' ll be one more leather filming
it by a nephew. No, no, he' s not left with
a nephew someone moves someone who is them because if they leave it empty so
that it doesn' t happen to him, as has happened to many people
who reach their own no and now they want and that' s what some
people were proposing here that it' s a law for empty properties to be
due to the sheath crisis, that there be put at the disposal of people
I didn' t give. You know what Jesus is, because but the
one who has here is a deputy who has a bill for that which you
won' t be able to have empty your property. Look ah we'
re not driving the socialism that came crazy. He' s here to stay
normal. There' s you listening to the bill. All right, let
' s give zero empty property to property that empties you property that the state
can dispose of and put and put at the service of those who need living
talk about land a deputy, a deputy of the Dominican Republic with chavista syndrome.
That' s what they' re proposing in your Dominican Republic. The
one who has it two googlea I' m going to law for him has
the bill drafted. I imagine that copied from the powerful impersonable Kingdom from the
powerful and imitatable Kingdom of Spain, which more decadent, can not be in
all aspects to bring that law, because, as the Chef said, if
in Spain they do, why not do it here. I' ve got
some bonuses here for bel taco I' m going to give them to the
empoint and at the half past hour. So for those of you who want
to win over here on the line right now and remember we' re on
YouTube? Either they say YouTube or YouTube YouTube, because some random guy started
sharing porn links on Twitch and we' re waiting for the bank account to
be returned to us. Eh vandal Polwazan. I don' t know what
was the randomness of what gets into the saar in the comment box that made
it evil. Let' s do what we' re gonna do. We
just disabled the comment box for six months. No luck with the bill.
When you return the account of us here take into account the YouTube account,
give it extra and give it the sheath and how you have it with the
YouTube account. Uh, limit it, limit it, set it limit and
good sheath before the break. We are talking about the occupations and experiences they
have in property owners in the country when they are occupied, their furniture occupied,
something very common. Peter didn' t know because, since Peter is
a man who lives in his own universe, he wasn' t aware of
this. I did what happened to my sister. My sister has a house
and lives in an apartment, but her many- year- old home she
rented them to a person for the purpose of creating a recovery home there.
It is very fashionable now and this person for years, because he had his
house of recovery. Looks like the lady feels a little bored with the business
model. I was already taking it to the United States and rented the house
to other people. He rented my brother' s rented house. Well,
one day, my sister, who is crazy and exercises a third was the
kiló a third a sheath completely illegal. But it turns out that when this
happens there were already people inside, there were doctors, a benevolent one,
that is, he rented it as a pull of surgeons. But my sister,
who is crazy and exercises with all, with all freedom, when she
found out about it, she got a bat and went there and I say
here she' s going to have to show up. What they have is
your rental and he said I' m coming tomorrow. If they don'
t solve this for me tomorrow, they' re all going out, because
that' s the way it is, you' re not going to leave
a property that you own, that' s part of your estate. After
years of sacrifice and work, they' re being robbed by a bunch of
bastards, of course, and let me tell you something. Those guys did
that to the knowledge that they were throwing something illegal, but worse with the
intention of returning the property to litigation. They know it' s a litigation
to keep the property, because the first thing those people who don' t
know the laws do. What happens is that my sister not only exercises,
exercises with all freedom and property the genetic inheritance of the madness that we bring
the vargas and she, who is a living room, also the poplars are
easy and then she became the lawyer of her that you know him. You
know what you know, not yours. You know damn straight, God,
you' re not calling me for that, not that you want me to.
You don' t want the competition Carlos, hey. But well,
when she did my bathroom bill, I had a tear coming out. So
my nephew who deprives in executive pods, which is right and Vaina is not
that you can' t be like that. Mommy, look, look at
you devil boy. You know the work he' s given this family.
Get up there and get you to get away with it. Your mom,
well in the end, she can figure it out. She was not interested,
under any circumstances, in these people going to the streets. What he
did is that he made a new contract. The other person violated the contract
agreements that stated that you could not rent to third parties, as you lost
any claim and with the new tenants a contract was made with the keys.
Still, that Dominican republic, that' s our country. They already appear
as lawyers, such as the one she has arranged or with a tiger gang
and pull out the occupants of the property. Thus, lawyers who create processes
and make interpretations of the law and go to justice and bring into these judicial
processes for years owners of property who wear out their lives, who, when
they come to recover their property, of all they owe from the judicial process
do not have a third of what is worth to the property, because they
have to pay all that money to the owner who did the service of defending
him and recovering the property. That' s crazy. That' s solved
with two thousand pesos you grab and buy two thousand pesos of marijuana that are
all the boys, a truck, a road there you go and deposit it
there. Bread then your call from that one to look at the house.
You' re measuring drugs, turning drugs on and running a week like the
drug address and dropping the problem you' re getting out of. The case
I' m talking about comes out here. My friend Carlos Hengel sends it
to me That case of two thousand eighteen is in house, it' s
from the good friend CDs Rock, an excellent journalist, and he sends me
the link here. Cid' s a very good friend of chubby mom'
s. I didn' t mean his name by the link meman of this
case and they were nationals Venezuela look at that woman. It was the other
days he came to regain his life. It was the other days that she
came to get her property back at home, and I can tell you.
She told me everything she had to go through when he sold that property,
which was an inheritance, and they had to pass the mine. But in
the Dominican Republic this happens more often and they obviously wondered what they did.
They tell you now why we' re talking about this on the show,
because we were commenting on a news story that happened in New York from a
lady who took over her house, in the queens a million- dollar house,
an inheritance, also three invaders, three thieves of the outsider and when
she found out about this, she went to her house and changed the yavins
of the doors so that the guys couldn' t go back in. But
it turns out that he was a cop and already took the owner of the
house prisoner for this action. Because it turns out that in New York City,
the American version of Cuba or the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela. There is
a law that states that a person who legally occupies a house thirty days after
occupying it acquires good property rights. He' s right, and he'
s entitled to it. You know, so it' s fine. I
like that system. So you know. That' s part of what the
world is becoming. One watches it and says it is one and one that
takes reference for all the positive. And the thing is good, not because
in New York such a thing. In New York they also pass the same
sheath that is passed here already that rhythm of the morning. Remember, it
' s about time I got tacobil bonds for you. Remember that next week,
since Thursday, in the morning Roberto Rodriguez, with three hundred reporters spread
throughout the Dominican Republic. Super Holy Week. Today I have a super Easter
cap Watch it. Imagine it here, but it' s borrowed. I
don' t know here every time it' s Roberto, who runs me
the last few years when they hand out super week Santi hat tickets. I
don' t get them. Who hasn' t gotten to, I don
' t know. Not to me, it' s not to me.
Alberto Varia, almost your son, Roberto, they don' t reach me.
I don' t get anything. You' re going to a holster.
There is no complaining about the things of the company that I inherit committing
indignities, but that which I wanted to say already so doña indira that he
does not send me a fulgon of cap, nor lump or anything right now.
No lump or anything. Nothing has come here that I am heard yesterday
in the Bega and worries that you say solve that so that a van of
an hour van is not complaining in the air. It' s not like
I want to fuck up what I' ve got out there. Just Adriana.
I was talking to a coworker I gave a drink that looks like anise,
which tastes like alanis, and he told me, Amiga, that'
s what you say. I think the scabbard is that Colombian guard, the
spirit guard. No, no, it' s not like but not pernat
but no. I gave him the pernot and he told me that he knew
Anís. What I decided to drink was to pour condensed milk into that drink.
Then I want you to tell me that strange mixture of drink that you
like that you discovered, because yes, because Hector Guzmán, a neighbor and
his brother Ivan, if you are listening with due respect to the memory of
his father, who passed away almost thirty years ago. I' m going
to refer to the eclectic mixture your father made of drinking. He used to
give him once in a while. Then he prepared a drink that had rum
with a little reason, liquid how and a few tablespoons of evaporated milk so
that you would fall and be thrown. I also think a little bit of
the thing is that people mix the Romeo to give it up what' s
called it looks ove sprit and he was famous for that drink. But well,
yes, yes, yes, so with all due respect and making the
appointments, recognizing that the people who are not with us, are not to
defend themselves, but their children, if they are listening, must remember that
the gift or gift to him to take your mouth out of my disgusting mouth,
but truth, Hey, Roberto, ay man do Roberto, Hey,
and mine says press, or mine says pon stoy, where you are,
sir where I am, Ay Roberto, forgive me for je happens to me
that those years already. Uh, uh, well, it says prey,
it says prey, like this, but they send it to me from a
say that Jesus my mother. The child possibly serves noa yes, but neither
is the gifted horse looked at, I say, do not take what is
left small. So that drink, that mixture, a mixture of drink that
you drink, that strange mixture, we look at the choir that you know
of the Belt, the cube of Jesus Santito. Yeah, I' ll
probably cover it. I was also asked once for Borray' s as well.
I drank it from the bucket. Yes, only the bucket is a
good mix, but my brother, who has to be listening to Carlos,
Santa Maria, Carlopa, once made a drink that he threw rum at him,
threw whiskey at him, threw sugar at him, and the bone of
a cello came from the neado head. How disgusting that sheath started to boot
fat and I can' t explain to you the flavor that sheath had and
he by name, put the wild, the salt low. Yes, remember
that in the year two thousand thirteen, two exactly two thousand thirteen, you
put that bucket next to the platform, always the artist' s jar and
there one was supplied with that bucket, but that two thousand thirteen I was
taken out in an ethyl coma. Yes, yes, yes, but during
the day China more saw that other call you said net and that was the
Caterina salute, catarina or crazy. Good morning I don' t spend the
morning alcoholics. I' m with Peter Pinte You were right Eduardo knew everything
That' s what I wanted to say yesterday. Good morning, good morning,
I know last year' s birthday, they' re throwing me out
to my girlfriend. We made like a jubo with ice, a whisky-
mouthed robin, rich jungo- survey juice 100 percent time and big and that
' s what we call demolition. I woke up in the bathroom at six
in the morning who didn' t know about me, my girlfriend here with
me already, because I didn' t spend the night with her. It
was her birthday. I' m happy in the bathroom. He threw five,
three, one, ninety- six fifty. That weird drink you like,
let me tell you. I had to make fun of my ears,
that I see a lot of those comments that I hear from my ears.
I' ve heard that the ears as big as mine are of fine people.
They are features of finite people. That could be it. My name
is Ponte Bel with the catching part that stick good morning to see such a
good boy imagine it was a madman I distrust the ah but I wanted to
die to you it was I don' t know. There' s a
little mood in the neighborhood now that they mix rum and crazy foal like they
' re going to die in whites. White rum with the crazy ford.
There' s a drink they give in the laughs. I don' t
know what the hell. I don' t know how to say lorrisores'
beer has malcohol than the others, because that' s the one that'
s the fastest a drunk stop on the case there' s gonna be a
beda that' s got like a sombrillite up there. They' re staying
at the Panana resorts, Mama Wow. It' s important to erase.
It is important to explain to people what for loco is an alcoholic drink of
high alcoholic content. A Mira case happened in Honduras. Anyone who consumes a
lot of alcohol in a short time gives him commituric that can lead to death.
And we' ve already seen that with what happened in a discotheque at
the Braham Link with a tequila drinking competition, and we' ve seen it
on other occasions, like the case of the young Roman girl, who slipped
a bottle of what' s called the sheath this one that patterned and fell
instantly dead in the middle of the discotheque. Those videos are out there,
but maybe people don' t remember the episodes of eighteen years ago, when
these young people I went a lot to a bar that was like Stratus.
I believe that it was called Esaro there in Plaza Fernández, in the square
re ib Stratus in the two thousand one and made open mouth of tequila that
the first time I was carried loaded to my house was one night of that
and then, years later it happened. This is a nightclub that was in
Plaza Andalucía. What I' m saying because I make this, this,
this sheath, because sometimes people want to take responsibility, make say, it
was because of such a brand that Fulano died. No, what people don
' t say is that Fulano consumed so badly in an irresponsible way, because
all the drinks bring some legends behind them that say the amount of alcohol they
have, in what amounts and in what proportion depending on the weight you should
consume it. And there was a case in Honduras that went viral and I
saw many videos of doctors explaining that many young people, out of ignorance,
believe that the crazy ford is that it is a cocktail exactly the for loco
has been the crazy cousin of a sheath that sells a lot of stall is
called Gasolin Gasolina. That brought it to me. He brought me Gasolina,
he brought me Juan Carlos Pichardo, he brought me in the two thousand twelve,
out there two thousand, when he wasn' t still on the gift
program when he was doing a lot in Puerto Rico, a pack of gasoline
from Puerto Rico. Gentlemen, that lasted three years in my house, because
every time I put in a sheath of being a smoke that died and they
were like equimalitos poda that is playful that is seen and still sold gasoline in
Puerto Rico. But people are warned that it' s a drink, a
cocktail with high ethyl content, and sometimes people consume crazy sex thinking it was
crazy. It' s similar to generalizing drinks. It' s not a
cocktail. And if you get in weighing hundreds of fifty pounds, five or
six of that in four hours, you' re going to give him a
devil smoke, just like if you get in two liters of brugal or you
go into barceló dollito in two hours, you' re going to give him
a mermaid that' s going to die. Then don' t drink irresponsibly.
Be responsible and don' t blame him or not what. Such a
thing is not how you were seeing it and are making the mistake to use
it to make mixtures. And that' s not to make that kind of
mix. You can use it for you but already knowing that you have alcohol
the drink so that you won' t confuse the hair with the wig.
That strange drink that you like about my friend who took a what it'
s like to call himself non overnight adoni. Good morning with condensed milk.
Good morning you' ll be Nobel in chemistry who invented the clary ton Go
what' s the call under Daddy Don' t you go ah if Daddy
goes? Good morning, Alberto, good morning, good morning. I was
welcomed forward by the same one who said the time of now the Daddy.
Don Go Alberto, I have a suggestion. Do, make a point.
That place where you hid when his wife or her husband arrived while I was
sticking leather with her. It' s a you should, it should,
it should, it should be bers' point That' s why you should
have heard so little about seven hundred and fifty- eight go out in the
morning if you ninety- six five the best ecus to get up early.
But it' s good. Let me put the channel one hundred and five
points one in the vega. We' re talking about this time of mixing
that drink, that mixture, that strange drink you like, because it was
going with response. I saw you good morning. Search with fybol and tonic
water or Goat Mouth mouth chafa. To greetings to my friend and three-
day brother of Beverage that on his birthday in the year two thousand and fifteen
we began to drink on a Thursday at nine o' clock at night.
I had a goal I had just met at the time. I had in
my office since the year two thousand and ten. I was five years old
in my approb added office was a goal of the first gifts made to me
by Doña Berki for Christmas. You know that Doña Berqui has already been sending
her present for almost fifteen years and I had my liter of goal there since
the year two thousand and ten. He had it for a special moment and
we gave him that day said one of what he was seeing pussy, eh
okay, you saw, you saw that sheath sell it to me. Let
' s go drinking, the one that' s even better among all of
us, baby by the way. Then it was an issue that was gone,
they weren' t taking him out. I was five years old.
That' s where we hit that goal. On Thursday until four in the
morning, I came to work here at the rhythm of the morning and went
to Cactus on Luperon Avenue, bought clothes, took a bath in a cabin
and took for the bum. There we had enough of a sancocho and we
put four boxes of beer in a full after the goal in the full of
the compadres during the day, in the night it damages you followed in the
night we then left at six o' clock in the afternoon for the hairdresser
that in that lenor it was still John Styon who I put three liters of
mouth Chanaán then we went to drink where leash to the other leash and there
we finished finishing with one last mouth Chanán and on Saturday I passed from four
in the morning until seven on Sunday morning I soaked sleeping I did not wake
up and from then, luckily, last Bucanans has remained like whiskey in my
proscribed palate. I like it no, I can' t sleep or read
what' s gone. I must not tell you that I drank in the
right proportions, in the amount of time I spent seeing. What I did
was sleep or what or what people who drink alcohol commit based on what you
were saying, Alberto is that he understands that urinating a lot or drinking a
lot of water. Although you have to go, you want to go hydrating
yourself, but the alcohol one in forty percent is absorbed in blood and you,
when he' s drunk, because you, because your body absorbed that
alcohol already and the other goes to the liver. So, where you rock
them that start Drink, Drink, Drink, I clan alcohol with alcohol or
alcohol with something sweet and they don' t moisturize. Then that' s
where I' m solved by science. I already have a good morning with
what your mixes say around here someone writes me to the attention that Twitch has
problems. They bathed him randomly. He shared a porn link. It says
because I gave myself a toasted Don Andres smoke and bequeathed the rum with the
price they told me it cost. And there I was unconscious. This friend
of course did the rum hurt. Gentlemen, Johnny Ventura spent his time warning
you. You didn' t want to listen to him. John eventually says
around here that the white brugal with flu syrup is beastly that' s forbidden
you or I have a group of sinful friends. Good morning. Good morning.
Yes, Brother look at giving don go, the Dario n knows what
now. Now it looks weird that the boys at livestock school, but before
I did not. What happens is that there were no trains for a school
ride like the third Baccalaureate. We have armed the respective dary don Go,
white rugal, cinnamon, mint, moved, the playful, this do the
clearing. Yeah, hey, we woke up giving him more of a palpaseo,
a very far ride to the south Vaina the lake. We amanecímos drinking
Brother, but we did not spend the journey from here to there, sleeping
the most tigers of the group a sleeping one that we saw plostauros, we
arrived drunk to the guagua pepe romos. Gentlemen, you do not want to
respect anyone in the 1990s, the one who is more than forty must be
remembered as marial macalve whiskey of decision and prestige. That song remained in my
memory forever recorded on a trip the first time I went to the Cough of
Soap was a journey of the Promotion Lyceum with the teacher social networks Ramona and
a bastard put a wikiy mccalver against it still. I don' t know
who it was, but I was a boy, a mozalbete. In fact,
I was just a few months old that I had started masturbating and I
started drinking mccalver And mccalver is another one of the drinks that, from my
experience, not because of that brand, but because of the irresponsible way that
I drank it is banned on my palate. By the way, Alberto,
I have a question. Gitano eighteen. They keep selling it all the way
out there, even the wine Piña Andra. That time there are two gypsies
eighteen, true this your sangria, but there' s one that was like
or was that I do is hodrung that was like the color of whiskey,
but I didn' t know whiskey. I think that was the sangria.
The other one didn' t know that the baby was red and the eighteen
was that they had color was. I vango responsibility. I mean, I
' m leaving with the first bonus hour winner to eat in Tacobe. This
is for four taco diners, I go taco tomorrow, like I like tako
all week. Vabros then picked up a random call with this one. Good
morning. Good day, Alberto Dale, who' s this, Junior,
Sard Dibal de Telado, Junior saldívare, you' re the cybado. Not
good, my family is going to her, but I was going here to
fantome ah because the satir I know is saying go to them all you are.
Well, my family to the vega, you' re from the vega,
the father of the vega, you speak Ron juave pa vecie, who
' s your dad? Yes, Alberto, Luis Ribal, nail you what
the capital here. You just with Carlos jump go we see you salt to
tha station yes clear ninety- seven ok of vega looking for your four tacobel
erasers still drummed. Avinder has to sign the decree to remove Doña Mira Germán
from the Attorney General' s Office. Mrs Miriam and she' s tired.
Doña Mirián has done a service of great value since the Dominican judiciary,
serving as a judge and also doing excellent work in the supreme, a career
of more than fifty years since she began studying to this day. Yes,
Mrs Miriam deserves to rest. Why do I say this, because, Doña
Miriam seems that the tired of being in the middle of so many sheaths has
it as if in a bad mood and yesterday, in her function as a
procurator, she was asked some questions. I' ll prove it. I
' m looking for Instagram. I can' t find it here. I
searched for Instagram, full Instagram. Doña Mira was being asked about the tragedy
that has happened in the prison of victory. I saw a news in the
victory that there was one of the deceased, that the family had put him
in prison as one of these, although he was already, if he had
been, that he had his freedom and if he had already been given,
which seems to me to be a terrible fact indeed, because the justice that
determines freedom is not supposed to be. How is it that family can give
you a place to learn what this is, what madness. Well, then
the family will now have to carry on their conscience with the death of their
relative, for their negligence or attitude. Let' s dig it up.
Yesterday, Dona gave Miguel a punch. He had such a faburid attitude.
My idea Germán has to understand that she is a public official that what judges
talk about by sentence no longer applies to her, because you are the prosecutor,
which means that you are the head of the public prosecutor' s office
in the country and that, in cases that are under the umbrella of the
institution you run, how is the case of prisons in the Dominican Republic.
In a tragedy like the one we' re talking about, it' s
supposed that whoever carries the voice and the orientation to the media is the prosecutor,
even if there' s a prison attachation, etcetera. But if you
ask him about that is my esteem, it can' t be. You
can' t bother, Mrs Miriam, because we' re not doing anything
wrong. And I' ll be right with you, ladies, that still
at five o' clock in the morning, you were working on that,
in fact, investigating favor. Thank you, no, no, I have
no comments, etcetera. If you must have comments, Doña Miriam, Germán
as a public servant and you know it, because she has served you in
the State all your life and knows the obligation that you have And more,
being bunions, the President, already Uste is tired, has to send her
to his house. You' ve already served too much. You are a
woman who needs you to rest, take your passport, go through the city
of Lisbon, which is beautiful, take some time with your family, your
grandchildren and your children and enjoy suspension because Doña Look also, that is,
a pension. I imagine he' s on pause for the salary he receives
as a solicitor, but Uste is already tired, Doña Media and I understand
that the media are very tolerant of his mood, so much always in a
bad mood, of bad milk. And it' s not the first time
you' ve done it, and you don' t have to put someone
else on. Well, considering that justice is independent, look, you don
' t have to see me any decretus. Well, to this day.
To this day, the Constitution gives that responsibility to the President. It is
the President who appoints the person who heads the Office of the Attorney- General
of the Republic. The Public Prosecutor' s Office. It is not independent,
that that is pure marketing, simply and has been independent life marketing.
It' s going to be when I put it, which is another country
or we decide by vote, should or by contest, a lottery that is
made with a park everyone who wants it and that comes out of there.
Then you have no commitment to anyone. But as long as they respond to
a decree or a designation of political power, they have to subordinate themselves to
political power. Well, even if they don' t want it good.
Yes, in fact, the pension that needs to be formed is, but
Doña Mira is tired. Doña Mira, always have nothing in a bad mood
and I really understand Doña Mira out, I, Doña Miriam, at fifty
years old, struggling between Court Fourth Criminal Chamber. There' s a price
to be, it' s a prema of justice, look, Dona Look,
that bores any man. I' m bored working in the daily media.
That' s not where my love and respect for Manolos comes together,
celebrating Manolo suna and auguring that the devil will take us. I don'
t know what obsession you have. Dear friend, let this program be done
according to your criteria and your filters. And I have Manolo what I have
the most respect and esteem for how professional he is but you have an obsession
with this program. Manolo I want to wear leoblo because you have a long
time ago I disrespect, I disrespect your company. He disrespects the director of
the station in an interview you did to me a while ago and I went
crazy, I king I passed it to myself because between chelsea Chelcha, between
the relaxed side, you tell the truths that sometimes you do not feel.
But really, dear friend, I don' t know what your obsession is.
You really should. Manolo, I' m telling you from the heart.
I' ve been in my Zen for a long time but leave us
alone old man there I didn' t know Manolo Te was there. You
have to leave us alone. Manolos one for God' s sake. He
' s got a lot of time on it. You have a program at
noon with affection. I tell you here, in the capital there are fifty
stations and three hundred in the Cibao and two you feel in the south here
like a thousand stations in the country, the last between legal and legal and
channels and stations that broadcast on the Internet that is, and everyone. This
really shouldn' t be mortifying you. And maybe I understand that you think
the world should be better and that social lacras, like we should exist and
they should get it out of the way. But I repeat, I repeat,
old man, give you a chance. I know we' re very
happy about the news that' s circulating, but I' ve got some
bad news for you and I' ve got some bad news for you.
I think they threw their artificial eyes before the party came to an end.
Don' t rub in your hand. So with affection I say it because
you really throw it away and I repeat my affection, my respect, my
esteem, my high esteem. You' re one of my favorite comedians and
my favorite actors. You' re not gonna stop being, but you have
to leave us alone. Drop the gloves Leaving in the morning is emis hours,
It will be in the chain of the hundred kilos of power super Holy
Week of the hundred kilos of power. I' m saying and a long
time ago, Roberto doesn' t listen to me that you already have to
leave that in the' 80s. No, it' s not like the
word here means anything else. When you say the kilo, you don'
t mean the kilo of power. No shit, this is a kilo.
When something' s a kilo and I' m fine, it' s
pure. What sharp? How about you have more king, the more purity,
the more purity. Roberto, Roberto has to go out for the ring.
Babies break up with me in the corners so that the station of the
ten thousand gibs of power a sheath. So I know, because that'
s what people now understand Kilo now, in the forty- two rober,
that' s what note apparatus means. I know he' s talking about
Kilowa, but you know that. Kilo Wakki, how the devil Peter kilowow
Ki hears on the radio, Rick Heorge is kilo hero Kilowai, because I
know it' s a thousand is a thousand Whatever you put in here is
a thousand Give me a kilo of potato, it' s not a thousand
grams. Yes, Dame, Kilo a kilo of power, not a thousand
wa in the trinity in the kilohels in AM and mega Hearts s in FM,
which are in the frequency of the modulates. The omega h is another
pod. I wasn' t born for Seed. And the only thing that
could explain that with a lot of clarity and wisdom. The audience decided to
leave 18 years ago, which was Maxy, who was the one who lived
introducing transmitters. Ay the other day I was wondering what about Maxim More'
s life is the Spanish citizen. Yes, a Spanish citizen and now lives
on a farm, in a country and has the biggest illegal on it.
Ah has you for the middle already at nine o' clock I come with
a burto, a burto of Roberto' s, a burto super Easter what
the record is a lump of Super, the bulls and you know that there
are people who tell him Alberto said, because that is that it is a
lump. That now that it' s really hard the thing because now you
hear it in the vega, so before I couldn' t make Roberto crazy
out there I lost where I am, where I am, but now you
hear it by channel. I' m sorry for a hundred, so we
can no longer barter and now Galaeta does something. The noga can' t
always air exactly now. Or you know that the tragedy that has occurred in
the prison of victory, has to put us to reflect on many things Dominican
Republic. First, to have a warehouse of people in pre- trial detention,
the vast majority of them without the need for them to be held in
pre- trial detention and in that and other prisons. The second is the
overcrowding and inhuman conditions in the ninety- nine point nine percent of our prisons.
And thirdly, and it' s the saddest thing that having built a
prison four years ago, it' s been closed for political quarrels, craving
for revenge, and maybe I know everything that you can add to the road,
I said out of the air watching the tragedy that they passed the victory,
that time will end up claiming han Alaine Rodríguez. Time will end up
claiming it and see that I am not a saint that I have on my
altar, but it seems that life will end up putting there Alaine as a
victim of some plot of hatred and revenge against him for all things, that
possibly by his attitude, by his ambitions, of pretensions that he could become
presidents of the Republic and all that you can tell them and the inconsideration to
doña look at all that. But the tragedy of this week' s victory,
eleven dead is a fact that shouldn' t have happened and that shouldn
' t have happened because the replacement of that store of souls, which is
the prison of victory, is built four years ago. It is abandoned and
this Government has decided and the authorities leading the Office of the Attorney General have
left it. They say that for good construction vices, but in four years,
any vice that there could have been solved. And this government preferred to
leave that there as part of its script to discredit a management that has many
critical things, but that they have gained continuity to many of the other things
that were taken in that management and initiatives, which were taken as an initiative
in the years of Danilo I, as the pharaoh of St John says,
the St. And it really is a very sad tragedy, regardless of who
you don' t know who died. There are people there who were probably
there because they stole a salami and others maybe because they committed a lot of
atrocious crimes alike. In the Dominican Republic these people are recognized their human rights
and are guaranteed and must be guaranteed. Terrible inhuman condition. The images we
' ve seen of what happened in this fire in victory jail. It'
s really a very regrettable question And most regrettable and as a charge of conscience
is knowing that these people may not have been there already and will be responsible
for conscience those who, as part of their political script, have the prisons
of the parras closed, because it is the body of the crime with which
we are going to recast in prison have Linke in the end. I have
the impression that that man will get rid of that, because he' s
not an engineer. That' s why the engineer has to be there,
if there are vices and there were about evaluation, etcetera. I say that
the impression that I have, but every day I convince myself more of Jan
Aline' s innocence, perhaps of what we can blame him for, that
is, of his heavy attitude, of the arrogance that obstructed him and all
that he has done during the years that he was there. But we must
recognize that it seems that the facts will be ending by claiming this gentleman for
what we are looking at hopefully, and that the souls of those who died
have peace of mind in their eternal rest, wherever it may be, that
they lie praying and that the conscience of those who remain that this could have
been avoided. And for arrogance and political gain, this prison is closed.
Terrible, terrible thing. I say that' s my opinion. You might
think differently. Frillan Aline and the second winner of the Tasco tacobel bonuses.
Today, which is Wednesday veing today is three twenty e, three twenty.
That' s where the four hundred and twenty comes in. Prepare to prepare
the points that the four hundred and twenty comes out there in a goal thirty
days from the four hundred and twenty jaraca for trucks jor this. Good morning.
Come on, good morning, your name' s Morvey, hedy Vazquez.
You know where the radio station memor ah come and get your big bel
taco bonuses. Come on. The other day I was by the name of
the neighborhood that is filled with water in front of a famous club. Here
in the city, the meadows sector. There' s a place there that
sells really good empanadas. I recommend them the one that brings everything in the
corner you have in front equina baked and fried. That' s where I
found myself. Share a member of the task force. I don' t
know when urban artists say teamwork what they mean, but one of the members
of their work team said well, I want to take this boy over there
and don' t own your number and we made contact. I' ve
known this artist in person for a long time, because he' s a
friend. We' ve got a fucking friend in common. This sheath had
not been given and we have it here in the morning Ritmo to the mico
cco welcome Ritmo to the fence of brother Hello. Thank you so much.
It' s all good. We' re fine. Thank God. We
begin this strong year by giving what is to the public of a project called
Kise. Volume three. Every Thursday there' s that one that and before
yes, then we' re throwing. Volume three is a weekly song,
that is, a song every Thursday of this year. Let' s throw
it now and then some visualizer videos appear. Sometimes songs come out with pictures,
but always delivering the new music for this full year to people. You
know there are some people who in the debates you know that there is tiger
that always likes to say that or that the foques have no more story than
the pencil that is not better producer than it seems and whenever you fall in
the middle that many think that you are, if not the best, it
must be in the three best producers of the urbanized army of the Dominican Republic.
When it' s that discussion, how do you like that? You
consider yourself one of the best, even though You have produced songs within the
urban genre that are emblematic and the very particular sound you gave them as I
walked away for a while. I have produced about eighty- five percent of
urban artists in the Dominican Republic, and not only that I make a song,
but that when I sit with an artist, I make at least five
to eight songs of different rhythms, different styles and things like that you know
to try to expand the range of possibilities of that artist. So that'
s what people see, you say against this guy. They don' t
check it out. This guy came with the den Bow, with a new
and different color than everyone is using with the alpha. We did several songs
with Lapi and consciously I came back with hepap like Kelig. We did something
new that wasn' t soca, Embow' s or anything. That'
s what I' m talking about Two thousand nine. Tell me I'
m not the beach. I' m the beach. That was Sema that
week Santa gave me and the beach hear me and a song we started to
put here in. I listened to that song at a friend' s house
for the first time that you sent it to him to listen to him and
I said I need that put it in that memory or out and we started
putting it here in. He lived and I don' t know if we
committed maybe like the abuse of going before. No, but since I listened
to him and when I heard you the other day telling the story of that
song, because people don' t know that behind the work of a producer
and an artist there is a story that is sometimes fortuitous. And that was
a fortuitous fact on the boys' show. You were in trouble. If
you were telling the story and I was really surprised that the story of that
song started, as you say, with the theft of an instrument, of
an instrument, the sound of an instrument and the denial of many artists to
record on sapista and ended up being, you know, the most iconic song
of that year. It' s still happening. I mean, you show
people something futuristic and like not having as a reference that says to this song,
it looked like this. You know, they see it as weird,
they see it as impossible, they don' t. I can' t
make up a doctor with something so new. No, no, and I
said it. Whoever gets on top is instrumental. He' s gonna be
a millionaire. You consider yourself I say you were a very creative guy,
because your work proves it. But you have that disruptive spirit within you that
breaks break apart everything you' ve done before and start over at everything.
You put that challenge on yourself. Yeah, look, I don' t
usually know why I' m like this, but I like to put everything
in a tough way, even when I play video game, I put it
all in and hear it all you know and I do like how to put
things like challenges that can' t be felt or you see them and I
say if you can imagine, you can create and, therefore, you can
touch and see and that kind of thing. But yes, it' s
a blessing and also a problem, because a lot of people don' t
understand at first, look, I' d like to do this and who
does something like that. You' re not going to be the first.
No, I don' t want to be first for someone else to do
that and then we fall back. What do you think of that mediocre,
very mean attitude, but I even stop working with people for not letting me
flow bromine, salt give me study, please, or the first sing or
the production act. Currently tor you' re an actor. If I started
in the theater of a theater group called Theatrical Expression of Herrera' s High
Widespread in my neighborhood, I started by imitating Jim Carry, Will Smith,
that is, the roles they put on me. I was trying to make
like an iodine hybrid and I was going out with a grimace present and people
were going crazy. Then what do I tell you one thing brought to the
other. Already I performing at a book fair, that is, I realized
that women, like they were fast watching men dance I no longer expect that
I also have to dance to then, when I am already choreographer at a
given time I say I wow, I am giving music choreographies that I don
' t like from artists that I know I can sing a thousand times better
than I am going to try. Then he makes my music and I sing
myself and that was like the excuse that I couldn' t find a producer
who would get what I had in my head and I said ok I'
ll get it back when you give the j between and the taba. Right
there, yeah, look, I started. The thing is, you'
re talking about your memory. That' s a ra going on. The
founder the lead voice and produced the song, wrote it all. In that
span of time. We' re talking about almost twenty years old, when
the songs were passing through Lutooy and paul infe yes, yes, yes,
but that' s not me, you happen fast. It says that my
play that you pass fast through your head what you' re counting, but
we' re talking about almost twenty years. Yeah, look, I started
with ja coming in in the late' 90s, I mean, impersonating in
zing backtrey boys, and that' s what you know. Then, as
I told you, I was a choreographer, I also mounted the band'
s choreographies, and then I said, gentlemen, let' s give a
little moment, let me help myself be the music producer, and then we
go back when I, you know, did it empirically or you went training
on a technical level. You know what Dominican Republic. Some universities already have
a career in engineering, sheath sound. This lite' s exceerating her.
You' re talking about the beginning of the 2, 000, when nothing
was so easy at the level of what I know. I consider myself a
person with a small problem of attention deficit. I only do the things I
like. You know, okay, me at school, I burned so much.
I couldn' t make it. Finish, you know, I'
ve never taken a course at all. There were no tutorials at that time,
when there was YouTube, and that was like everything I learned prials,
but they were written in endless endless endless Internet pages that you had to go
step by step reading and God bless the one who invented video tutorials, because
it really made life simple for everyone. How you spent with fruity lub truth
has still been with fruti loup de rela. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
yeah. I mean, I use two programs to make music, one to
record the voices and the other to be instrumental both at the same time.
You know that one hears you speak and, evidently, that one is talking
to one of the people who has been part of the creators of sound,
identity and characteristics of the urban genre. Dominican Republic. And no one can
deny that, but I have been watching the last few days with attention a
debate that sees two directions. The quality of the music that is made in
the Dominican Republic, which is so exportable that so competitive, can be with
what is produced in Colombia. Puerto Rico, Panama, etcetera. And the
wear and tear of a subgener within urban music like e Bow' s.
Some say it is attributed multiple, as it is said, multiple causes.
Yesterday I said one, I wrote one to myself that I bowled because he
left for forty- two, comfortable has his reason. It' s on
the mouth. I say, he says he answered me. I was doing
an analysis, I mean, he wrote a tweet analyzing why it' s
kind of lethargic, which is one thing like everything became the same, like
the same thing, like that thing you said you were saying right now about
someone else or. We' re going to follow everything you' re doing,
and no one dares to be the breaker to say good look. This
sounds like these three cans sound the same. We' re going to put
a bucket in it now so that then there' s a variation of tata
- tacaputa captures so or I don' t know if you' re going
to understand me clearly that if what you think of all this is happening,
if you' ve seen you' re aware of this discussion they' re
giving and you' re kind of a guy that I' ve produced so
much and invented so much, what do you think is the solution to do
if those who consider music to be uncompetitive to export and those who say we
' re dying in elden Bowe. Which is what Niko says how it works
out. That' s what you look at. There are two things.
The boys and minors who are working like ja One Flow 28 and that kind
of guys for me are doing a very good job, since when do we
start? When I say us, I get like everyone else, like Lappi
and cowboy stuff, so, when we started, it was just rapping to
say things in time that people liked. You know it' s gonna look
like a creole, but you' re a lot done. I' ve
come to do the same thing with one like we say that a cotorra,
a little more up- to- date and sing. Of course it'
s hard. There' s a lot of them that even San plays guitar
for me. I don' t play any instruments, I' m a
producer, but I don' t play piano, guitar, or anything like
that. So, in that musical part, the boy is also representing that
we are in the future in the two thousand twenty- four. Of course
there are others who don' t, there are others who prefer. It
' s ta, ta, ta? Ta? Ta? Ta? Ta?
Ta? Ta? Ta? Ta? And you say," But
my God, it seems like a professor' s bowl spins or something,
so it kind of sounds monotonous and cantonous in that part of there that everybody
' s with like shit in the songs you know. So, therefore,
it doesn' t leave us like seeing ourselves a little bit international and we
give a reason to other people who say in the Dominican Republic there is no
talent, because you know that Dominican falls back as if they came and did
a scientific uprising. I don' t get out of tiktok. I don
' t mean it with pretension. None. I spent a big time on
Saturdays and I find a lot of guys who invent things that are from the
yard that you say the day you tiger. Someone finds out this little face
is gonna be a beast. Yes, yes, yes, if a lot
of carajitos, of tower neighborhood, because this already as long as we are
living, everything is already accessible to everyone. But I think these guys who
sign this is because they just came in and made a scientific enough uprising to
make such an affirmation. And I share it, Secretary. No, no,
no, not at all, not at all, because look, they
look like another boy who didn' t mention a supposed diol angel You know
that maybe in his behavior a lot of people can call him things. But
when I saw that boy for the first time singing and with the melody like
that with half an Arab flow and tone, it' s hard for a
man to sing in that kind of tone. I was struck by a lot
of attention, that is, I know that it also caught the attention of
many international artists who came to collaborate with him. That' s why,
too. You know why that boy sounds international. What' s the matter?
We have like that k Vanita, that' s stuck, if ah
went out to another and another time note that we kind of love the bullet
or when it' s up there, but ah already fell, it didn
' t have, that it' s on the floor and they kind of
want it as a fan. If he does, I don' t know
what I know. I don' t understand, I don' t understand
what the sheath of us is. You think that this abuse between the same
genre is that something cultural or that you attribute it to because it is given
a lot within the genre that is abused, that it is something cultural,
not only in music. Bro. You know that people have like that attitude
in the neighborhood that ah but tiny, they' re working on gray tip,
it' s true, it' s but it' s pulling.
You don' t even have any bacon when you ship sn sn panicking again
making it worse out of there. You know they can' t see you
' re leaving. Well, they don' t give it to you,
easy no, no, no, they don' t give it to you
when you already take pictures. And, well, my people are already seeing
here in Canada and we are fear millionaires. But Beneta did well. Yeah,
yeah. And the other part of the question that has to do with
the ambush that some people say, well, den Bob is lethargic, you
see him as a connoisseur and a doer. What' s your opinion of
that statement look at is that people are actually falling at a specific color that
chooses the color of forty- two and things. Yeah. For me that
' s a genre breast style within it. No. No. No,
no, no, because for me it comes back and I say it'
s like style. It' s a different style, because if you look
at the rhythm, instead of listening to it as Embow, a nineties beacher,
it' s being heard as a den Bow more as a capacity,
yes, as a more African, it' s more drums and they put
a little more melody on it. It can be confused with Haitian music.
If you ask me for my part, you know, but that already,
that' s a specific rhythm, a specific style. Now there are styles
like those that are making kikol Crazy or suppose they are things like well sung
with instruments, what Chimbala is doing, which are well elaborated songs, with
colors with themselves are from my favorite brother and I almost hit with a jeke
in small mouth one day, but nothing of the voice was wrong, given
wrong or not and look there is an endless number of more altita also that
worry about doing international things and representing us well. You know, too.
I think that' s as good as it gets to taste. They'
d like to work with one of those tigers who gets to you who'
d be the condition you can. I don' t work with them I
work here, but I mean there are a lot of guys who maybe have
the dream of working with you, okay I mean this thing that doesn'
t have the chance to get to you maybe like these guys, like Tik
Tok' s boy you mentioned exactly. You have that opening to sit with
a pan of this and invent good if you even look at this thing about
the fall project that volume three I was talking to you about. There'
s even a song coming out next month. We made a video session in
the studio and I listened to two new talents. I heard a song of
one, I liked the verse, I heard the song of the other,
I liked the chorus and I saw that they were in the same musical key.
The search is faso had less the two songs and a similar time.
I said Ok let' s get you guys together, let' s do
the two of you song together and I' ll put in a kiss.
I didn' t charge him anything, I did the video and the whole
thing, which is because I trust that, you know, we have to
try to help the generations that come, because many genres are dying not to
do that, that generational relay. You know, and I think that'
s got to be paid a lot of attention. You who are two questions
in one you have worked with so many artists, with a number one,
with which you feel more comfortable to work and of all the emblematic songs that
you have produced. Like who sounds with the pencil and that on the beach,
what is it that you say look at the song like the trophy that
calls me the one you have in the living room of the house. Another
which is that song that you say measures and looks at me as far as
music based on songs, listen well songs I' m kind of promiscuous with
that song, that is, I don' t fall in love with you
said is the song that I consider, because that bros are too many songs
of too different genre with too many artists. You know, I' ve
had a chance to work with Monkey Black, who' s noticing us right
now. I have also had the opportunity to be part of the career of
Melly Mail, Appi and Chelo Chat, that is, not only to make
a song, but to see that artist grow from scratch. You know,
then I specifically decide one song is that they' re from too many things.
As in the past in other interviews. I don' t consider myself
that this is my song or something like that, but by working on different
branches like what the heap upt of bow Arnd B that' s the same
thing, that' s what I' m doing that' s why it
' s already starting to make music, for trying to make that rhythm.
I believe that in every branch, of every genre, within urban music,
I feel good doing specific genres. I didn' t say that song per
se because and of the artists, I make too many songs. Yesterday I
delivered three songs and that' s what you' re talking about, one
in the morning, one in the other in the evening. And of the
artists, with which you feel more comfortable of yours makes sense or has felt
like a good look. It all depends on how they perceive me. If
I' m at my highest point that don' t expect that it'
s only that I give him his respect, and that' s that you
' re ringing and things are going the artist. They give you a band
so you can create. Don' t do what you want. My brother,
get in hand, I' m not all going to do you let
' s do it another you like, yeah, I love it, okay,
but when I' m not doing anything, that what I' m
doing is just accepting customers to my house and working and things like look,
this is what we' re going to do. I think you do this
because you don' t go out and I do if I go out on
the street, I, if I' m stuck, your St This is
what I need you to do true. Yeah, yeah, don' t
get out of my crazy studio, then what do I say. It all
depends on how, how I have because I always want to do something different,
something new and many of the times I can bring something futuristic, say
Broso. All right, but for the two thousand and fifty put it there.
Then I' m not the same as the pod. But to play
for an artist, because, for example, you make him a species.
If it' s like a psychological study, because you study it, I
' ll mine it, you pussy, I have to create something that goes
with this guy' s profile. This guy' s gonna give me propley
because, for example, you can' t be me. If obviously you,
as producers, have the ability to do it, but every artist,
according to the line they pursue, just said that if you go and go
and impose something on you, you tell him to get out of my studio,
but most artists go to where producer says so, Look, I want
to make such a sheath they will treat you. I want to sound like
an exact guy, but sometimes you don' t get that idea and you
say pussy because it kind of doesn' t go with your own. They
make you a psychological study of the good guy I tell you, look,
it all depends on what the artist wants and what I, sort of,
think it suits him. Of course it' s because people know me more
as a rap producer. You know, so there' s a lot of
guys who aren' t rappers, they don' t even write to get
a full stanza from a rapper what they say I' d want something commercial,
you know, but what I' m telling you hears what we'
re going to do. I' m going to make a song that you
want as you want, and that song is going to be, it'
s going to be yours 100%. You' re not gonna let go
of the publici and my fifty percent for my instrumentals and the master' s
yours well look at your song you like. Yeah, I love that good.
Now let' s go to the song that I want for you mine,
I mean, in the end they end up telling the work team that
it was me. But you have to take the single song was, because
that song is really hard. I' ve never listened to you before.
I mean, I' m trying to open his eyes. If not,
I don' t mean I feel like this person who believes in fashions that
ok this corduroy is good for you to cut your hair and you better put
that totech and the Townfall of the music sheath. Yes, yes, I
consider myself with the lapia today, if if we even released a song in
the kyse volume three in January, on the second Thursday of January it is
called Monao the song. If then it' s a good topic. Really
and when you saw him on the stage of the prize that many people want
to come up to receive and receive a special prize, what did you feel,
because you were part of that process, of him becoming understand a lot
of empillar and banner of the urban genre of the Dominican Republic. But of
course I felt good, bro because I, but beyond good, at that
moment that I felt, I felt it broke as something negative, as a
curse, because you know that pencil and I produced a song for against those
prizes. Of course I did I put it on the other day. And
yes, truth and I' ll tell you why I put it, not
looking to lift the simple ones, but as a symbol that when you the
things that are for you, no matter how much they sneeze at you and
deny you, they arrive. Yes, in due course, they arrive.
And I am one of those who think that the mediocrity and the lack that
you gave in the music, is something that affects us broadly in all directions,
the Dominican, by the insular mind that we have we saw so isolated
that we do not see beyond the cradle. And when it was decided to
mistreat that generation that was doing the relay of an artistic class, that was
relieved by the attention, the interest of a new generation that previously did not
like and likes, as I liked it before, it was a form of
a mediocre act, to put on you a lot of nicknames, to want
to put names that would be degrading to what you did with the intention of
turning them into a species like everything bad in the area. I didn'
t see it, if it really seemed painful to me. I said it
more than fifteen years ago, I repeated it in time and had to take
it the moment they had, as I said, put Pencil and open his
hairy black nervae, nothing and mercelas. I had to remember that which I
didn' t see reminiscing all that lived it and showing it to what they
didn' t remember or knew. And really that the pencil well deserved recognition,
because it is not only to him that suggest that in Cancino and in
all those neighborhoods of the eastern zone they would join on weekends to do hip
hop shows with a kline horn cart. I mean, it' s easy.
Today they talk about the urban genre, but they don' t know
that twenty years ago there was a group of tigers that were running around,
as in the same case of the Lappi and so many others who are out
there some have died, so that today there is a Dominican republic what they
call the urban genre group is what they are. I don' t know
if you share anything I said, but everything, like you, I felt
pretty good. Oh no boy and look at people, because I really don
' t understand that they do people on social networks instead of sort of putting
comments like that or hard and sheath things. People came to my wall to
tell me how I lapied, didn' t mention you, didn' t
thank you, like I bro. But I mean, it rains on wet,
that is, more than fifty percent of the songs that he played at
that award. I' ve produced him, I mean, even though my
name hasn' t been that, as highlighted with the music I call it
is more than enough, because people know who you make clear, that is,
if you know that I say that to specialization I did. You look
out for my spices and you edit yours. The pop of the last twenty
years, the great architect of pop american and of the great successes of the
last twenty years, twenty- five, twenty- five, thirty years,
is a tiger of North Europe called Max Martin, um you have heard him
mention it in some award to give thanks to Brinning without Bactry Boy at all
and Clark are nothing. And what' s called the only one who sang
against the albums' credit only Taylor Swift, Taylor Fiet. He doesn'
t mention anything. Diego, but thanks to Max Martin, if he didn
' t make me this song, he wouldn' t have hit me.
I didn' t have a career for you. No one says it either.
Max Martin' s taking his clothes off because they don' t mention
it. He collects millions and millions. I have to talk a little bit
about the project, already closing with clinical thinking here at the rhythm of the
morning. How the idea arises You at first gave it a little bit of
how south of there, how the selection of who you' re going to
record with or and what it is how you do the model of everything you
have as a project. Give it this year, with this project to those
who follow you and consume you good. Last year I uploaded a photo of
the covers of volume one kayse and said what those who scored for volume three
and volume two had already released in the two thousand fifteen. Out there,
that is everyone who wrote in the comments you know counts on me, that
is all that tall people that I had talked to them, people who might
not have written their comment to him by DM check out my number. Come
on, let' s coordinate and last year I did like at least a
thirty- something peak of songs, that is, to complete the full year
marks redundancy every Thursday as a song, it needed at least fifty- two
songs. So, since I already had that thirty- something bill because I
' ve also been doing some more, I' m going like doing and
pulling and throwing on the fly. Yesterday I sent him two instruments to redeem,
waiting to see that he chooses one, for him, another for me
and also another anus joined another. But the most international urban artist in the
Dominican Republic, although Duela I am lying kind of me in stadium like I
am the videos of that corduroy is that he fills only by singing Christian music
and much says is a Christian music. Okay. I think so, because
the message that conveys their songs transforms and has transformed the lives of many people.
There' s Philip and Temen' s other boy are, there'
s the prophet what many are doing I' m not seeing here part of
the songs that his life has on your channel I see is that you have
your Napo a gold you genius genes that there are that guy saw sound characters
and he speaks that really. That' s his voice, his voice and
the bachatas now that he' s doing so much of the devil Come on
just grachismo. I think that' s what' s missing from all the
genres here Disruptive guys who say that pussy coughs and is bored. I'
m going to one. I have always said it is that a genre does
not do it a specific rhythm of that no, that the ra no,
no, that the fear no, no, no, there should be a
certain diversity, because there are too many artists, different characters, people that
what they do is chite, people who really sing, people with a very
deep lyrics that very little can you know how to reach them, So there
must be of all that that makes a genre, because that like you tell
me to like that ah ok here only everyone makes music floudar and yanke.
But we' re going to assume, as I always say, in Puerto
Rico there' s also a riank and good, but there' s also
a dog mo bad grabs you and sings a ballad and tears you out,
I mean, you understand. There must be that kind of diversity and we
have to take what people do to produce the adultist strap. I mean,
I did play stick two good sides to one produces and makes clear and the
other says don' t put my name on it. You know it'
s true, it' s not gonna pull forward. Oh, it was
you. You bastards, rich the truth to thank you here. I believe
that the history of urban music, when writing the book, will have not
one but several chapters, where they will have to mention your name and dedicate
many pages per chapter, because you have been a great architect and builder of
many projects, ideas and careers with your work. Thank you, thanks to
wishing you success to more than you have had profusely a time that you see
as law as well as quiet, like it produces merengue and bachate i.
Well, Silvio Mora is going out with a song that produced him, that
is, he was handed over about a week ago but he' s making
him a bad pablo silvio. This one vib a tropical station and he'
s, as he tells me, legislating for his own benefit. Certainly,
the merengue bo tells you a lot about that genre, but I think it
is interesting producers for that genus who have another vision of what it gives.
So far we say it, they call it arrangers. Yes, we'
ve seen you in promotions and advertising campaigns that have been super successful and that
you were known to have produced them. But someone else that' s there
or there' s something in the folder with some brand that you have.
Always, always working on different brands and things. You know, they don
' t all say clinical nic, nor am I all singing them. I,
you know, because I' ve tried to pull myself apart a little
bit or I don' t want to look like it' s like the
voices of b' s commercials Yeah, yeah, I' ve thought it
' s always a bad strategy to earn you all the money from all the
projects you' re looking for, because you end up having done it for
people. I don' t want to hear you anywhere and I think there
' s a lot of example we can cite without attacking anyone. Yes,
thank you only, no thanks to you. It would be a shame to
say how they find you on social media. Partito, you know me the
bre or clinical boom. Thank you very much that I am very pleased that
I had you here on the show and I hope that the boys who are
starting have the initiative to go to your fountain, that is, even if
I drink to get close to you because everything is an accessible guy. You
' re not difficult, no, it doesn' t end, you'
re still in the neighborhood. We haven' t been around long, but
still because I say it, because I know it, because I repeat that
we have a common friend and he says that you' re a tiget that
you don' t wear the star suit. Well, you, no,
no, no, no, sir, rebuke the devil. Thanks for the
clinical nico here at the rhythm of the morning. There and you can see
how many javas I was counting I know by the bank like eleven songs.
I was telling him exactly by the hashtag the Kyle, that volume three eleven
songs go yes, yes, well, today comes number twelve already with gaudy
Mercy I' m watching. It' s a sheath that looks visually in
bacana. Thank you, thank you, so thank you to Your brother,
as we are broadcasting on YouTube because some witty guy threw a link at us
on the Twitch channel and it seems like we didn' t come out of
one of a God. I have a drinking question over here. It is
a certain age that one can no longer give him a fever, very complicated.
You shrink your testicles that age, because good times you get hung by
the beasts of the two little face and like sheaths, but already if you
give a suppository, my good right. I don' t know. I
was reading in Ready the other day a cordon that' s telling his experience
and he says he says I' m a straight man and he says why
nine out of ten women who want something sentimental with me are bisexuals ask him
is he asks the questions in Reddit. It' s a challenge and says
most women comment on one. Most of the women I' ve known in
the last seven years are bisexual. He looks like he says it looks like
it' s gonna get normal. Another writes to him that he saw an
article that he was good at. This is what Kings said. Kings was
a sexually ill man who after I started after I started studying everything he wrote
at the beginning of the two thousand, out there and you that sheath that
I was doing threesome in orgies, in pantanals and mountains and pods, and
living my sexuality fully from all that he did and wrote. Then I find
out that Kings and what you' re just a scientific tiger, that you
were in human solitude, but it was a degenerate hair. There are Olympic
proportions. I mean, now how I defornicate all those pods that I made
that because sexuality had to live it fully. And the worst I didn'
t feel comfortable doing that, I don' t feel comfortable. Being in
leather in front of more than one person. I don' t, uh,
I don' t feel comfortable either. I really don' t.
I don' t feel comfortable and I' m a tea you' re
super open mane. Super mega hyper open mane. But I don' t
feel comfortable. I don' t know why, of course in leather,
no, but doing things that looked like gray hair, you say comfortable naked
that doing exact things if you know that she and I got free, I
sexually managed, just like Afro women do. Now that I don' t
know, they don' t cut the hairs of the obacks or they fall
apart. I now decided to be a free man and no longer live slaves
to the Western beauty stands imposed by the colonial white Supremacy that has imposed on
him a model of man achieve that it is not in accordance with our natural
origin or the plan that nature has with our organism. And I don'
t cut a single hair off my body. I can easily walk you in
leather here, but nowhere is the beard only mouth itches me alberto, that
is all wigs and whoever loves me has to love me with everything that I
have in itself, including the crabs that should possibly live. In fact,
that' s natural, because that' s what you' re supposed to
do to us, you don' t do without anything. But what happens
is that I imagine because seeing you forgive me friend, because I' m
going to do a little graphic. You must have the hairs ris all about
the curls I' m all about is that I' m very serious.
This is molasses that it is then let' s listen to the men.
They share this idea, this impression. How many bisexual women you know you
think he' s out there because he asks that the women he' s
been dating lately he says he says this says it in the form of questions.
I' m a straight man. Why nine out of ten women who
want something sentimental with me are bisexual. I think that' s happening a
lot in other cultures. So what' s going on here depends on where
you get in and social class, okay, middle class what day of bisexuals
good morning, good morning. Well, yeah, salvent, how are we?
Hello Well, my brother, I prefer mucal quarantine fifty right now,
why the thirty- twenty- six. Yeah, I don' t know,
but they' re talking about not serving you no eye eh or don
' t get so obtuse eh. But from aqua to me I love to
see women wiping according to what is the yes, yes, they are not
so bad. I' ll see him that' s delicious, but I
think I' ve got the idea that I' m a homosexual who doesn
' t finish making it wait. Alberto, you stayed in the middle.
It looks like I stayed in the middle of it, because I love conventional
porn lesbians jerking off fearing their weights. I don' t know why I
would want a lesbian to be the fifteen effect of my first years of adulthood,
the one I read too much, that is, I read those books
of fifteen subjects and I don' t know what dances the behavior of the
man, that is, that sexuality in the woman and I don' t
know leave me. Looks like some twist left me. That' s where
I have an existential doubt and I want a lesbian with respect to explain to
me what it' s like to rub ok, to knit, that'
s because I don' t understand how. Well, it' s very
ingredient. There' s one ingredient missing. Via gets it rubberized. The
Levian has a sense of water like the baby dog and that' s exciting.
There' s one ingredient missing. There' s one ingredient missing.
I' m coming. Good morning. Alberto from the two thousand and twelve.
Eighty percent of the couple I' ve had are bisexual and mostly synanciado.
After two thousand so women of two thousand parac are eighty percent of the
couples that have had him are bisexual look at the problem. That' s
more common than you think. That' s a fashion, because it'
s more common than you think bisexuality. That' s where you think he
says that pisexuality doesn' t exist, that it' s scoundrelism, that
it' s undecided birds. That' s what the birds say very very
rt I do, I think as there is, just as there is a
spectrum of autism, which is one that begins at one point and is being
maybe reached another, what they have children. I' m making the comparison,
because the human mind is very complex. As if there are spectra in
almost everything, there are spectra that do all the things that have to do
with the incidence of what the brain does in your behavior or how the brain
stimulates itself in certain with certain stimuli. I believe that, but I am
neither neurologist nor scientist. That' s just something that I think you can
feel in the day to day. I think there may be people who like
sex so much and, indeed, a woman who attracts sexuality, actually a
man and there can be that duality. But there' s, like we
have, a friend that you can' t even find a woman next door
because she gives her ulticaria. But bisexuality, and there are tigers that are
so heterosexual that you can sleep with them in leather and hugging, and those
men feel nothing. This view for you are more characterized by sexual attraction.
Well, bisexuality basically the simplest definition given by the psychologists I' ve read
is that you have one that you are as positive as negative as the continuous
alternating current, yes, but that you are as often positive as negative.
And cool, what I want to tell you is that that' s more
sexual than sentimental. Bisexuality is not why they say don' t wait is
that sex you can have sex with whoever you want the psychologists say, and
you can get excited about anything and be the psychologists. Now, as far
as preference is concerned, you need a motivation where you can establish a bond,
and that bond is through the emotional totally, because the purely physical and
physiological thing that it is to ejaculate to feel excitement is a pure and simple
manifestation of the animal. And point I don' t know if I'
m going too eyely, too deep, but it' s that, in
fact, you guys look when you guys have sex, usually when you coul
when you guys end up having sex. There' s no such emotional bond.
Of course you grab and what you want to leave. That' s
where this tiger says that the last women he' s dated nine out of
ten that he' s tried to have things with her have come out bisexuals
what your experience is. Good morning, good morning, not sexual in the
morning I work at least ninety- seven for here has an experience with more
than what I know nine, two more or less, which I have not
been aspiring my brother very little more. They' re not black, they
' re aspirated. They' re seekers. Yeah, they' re warming
up the arm to the sheath. It is cultural, Alberto, the other,
five, three, one, ninety- six, fifty locks of the
morning. It was ninety- six. Good morning, how are you seeing
her? Gentlemen, the weekend put my ia. She' s a very
serious girl from home. And all that. The weekend came a friend and
we were giving him a drink there until he was crazy. They drank,
drank a few vilos, drank a juana bomb, and after all, my
wife ended up kissing the friend. So I kind of kind of kept what
' s going on here. But it wasn' t either that I reproached.
I enjoyed it in my moment too I left her alone and then I
asked her and it' s that you like her, she told me I
don' t know what happened. I felt jealous and I did it and
wow water. Gentlemen, this is no longer common and he is curious,
who are bisexual. If you feel it as curiosity, what' s going
on here. What happens the verse says. What Alberto happens is that,
for example, two women who go to the bathroom together do not cause suspicion
or two women who sleep together, two women who have to greet each other
with kisses. So it' s a lot easier for women to call themselves
bisexual. And the subject of curiosity, as the bread says and perishes friend.
I then it' s one thing because I' ve had enough to
drink and I' ve gotten soft to end up in a carrandal drinking dog
water. You understand, and I' ve never been caught of seeing a
friend of mine. Do me a favor. Gentlemen, with serious art I
am reading an article that says that the number of people in the younger generation
who claim to be homosexual or bisexual doubled to twenty- two percent. It
' s a cultural issue, it' s a fashion that' s inductive,
really, or I don' t know why it' s really where
you were these birds When I felt so lonely and isolated in my special teens,
I felt where you were, alone and isolated, I would put the
chat rooms on the Dominican gay channel. I' ve been a Mexican,
I think so. So I have to say that there I found a lot
of media people from then that sold themselves in the media of heterosexuals m joey
ay niña and I have that on a floppy diskette in my entire sexual home
problems. Where you' re going to mess up I still sell flop and
pod or it looks for computer on the Internet and guy also knows yes all
the sheath you get good morning, pussy returns and where those people so much,
because I haven' t met any old people that I' m walking.
I' m dating it' s pluton pussy that' s not even
written down the solar system anymore. Well, right, Mr Pluto, good
morning, well, hey, hey, how are you guys doing so much
we' re doing well that well, Alberto, it' s two things
I' m gonna touch you. First, please, I' m gonna
ask you because I' m broke in Hering' s pocket. I get
tacobar. I' m from here in savannah. You help me that I
' m broken up, or I' ve got one more piece of news
for you to keep breaking up. But the bowling' s over and finishing
the second one like tomorrow, write me down for tomorrow. They' re
not over anymore, they' re not over there. Give him a second
thing. The cane is something else. I heard a colleague calling there,
who said drunk, who wanted tested out of curiosity that' s what his
u to see something homosexualizes, no, no, the alcohol mosexualizes and looks.
And here we have, as they say, witnesses of how they'
ve shared with people who end up after what they love comes out the crazy
one that they' ve got tied up inside. Yes, yes, ah
I forget already the experience that there in the bar that, the famous,
the corduroy that harassed you opposite. Oh, no, but what a problem
to look at. I am not a conspiracy theoretician, so easy, because
over time one is valuing the fact that the empirical, what can be demonstrated
with evidence, is what you should hold on to. I must say that
for a time not too long, about six years, I was a completely
atheist tiger and I must say that atheism is more problematic than religious, because
the atheist ends up committing himself in fanatical, just like the one who does
not believe in that. I got out of that sheath, walked in the
ways of the agnostic and returned to the sidewalk from where I came a believer
in God, a follower of good works, etcetera. Because I have to
say that there are no things more desolate than that feeling that there is nothing.
What to get hold of, said this, I unwind all this,
because I have become questioning what is going on, because until the year two
thousand six seven eight, which was the time perhaps where I consumed literature most
that had to do with the explanation through the study, of scientific studies of
something I wanted to understand. I wanted to find an explanation of why,
why it existed, why it exists, where the birds come from, how
many it is. It' s the same everywhere. Well, science up
to the year two thousand seven, two thousand eight said that it doesn'
t matter the time, the time or the time it had been possible to
study anthropolo, etcetera. Homosexuals have existed. Some say that it is like
a species of the same nature to adjust a process that is given random within
nature and that it does not necessarily have a genetic or environmental explanation. That
I had read until the year two thousand and eight. In all the literature
I had consumed until that year, he went down a chic started reading marketing
again and business and other pods I' ll be. I was sick of
reading when the term homosexual appeared. Well, the term homosexual appears in the
grecian tigua, which is more or less. That' s where the sheath
comes from. I can ask you exactly the sex between each other, between
equals, exactly the matter, the thing that those books said at that time.
Well, the books and articles of scientists who had written a lot of
literature until the year I stopped reading. I have continued to read, but
coment intensity said that it has been possible to prove that, over the last
five, thousand or ten thousand years that I had observed and studied between one
point, five and four percent of the male and female population of any society
or culture that I had analyzed, there had existed within that society poorly seen
and well seen people who had sex with other people of their same sex,
in some more, in others less for cultural issues. For example, it
is very common that in these societies, as in the Middle East, there
are many homosexual practices, but that those who have it are not by preference,
but by necessity, because men and women have to live by a subject
of religion and culture apart from others and the body is the body that has
needs. The tigers explained that. Now fuck, gentlemen, I' m
seeing now that there' s a multiplication here for ten years. What they
' re not giving the chicken. I don' t know how to be
Lopez, pesticides. I don' t understand, but I' m reading
because there' s in the article I' m making the comment, because
in the article I was quoting Ahorita says the article hear this sheath. And
this is not a matter of law opinion being scientific. So there was one
tigger that to get to write this, they started to analyze a lot of
statistical information data and have come to this conclusion that says this. I am
here appealing the fallacy of authorities in a period of less than a decade,
the number of members of the zera generation who identify themselves as members of the
Community of seven hundred and fifty- eight thousand five hundred letters and combinations of
numbers. Every day there is more of the exagesimal community. Let' s
call it those decimals. It is the turn the exagesimal community be more than
doubled reaching twenty- two percent. This trend is especially observed among women.
You know, there' s a better chance that women will identify than men,
and that sheath says that this trend is particularly observable among women and is
twice as likely as men to belong to the Community. In addition, each
younger generation shows about twice as likely as the previous generation to be identified as
part of this Community, resulting in a significant change in perceptions and acceptance of
sexual minorities or over time, as they say, because I do not believe
that this is a subject of change of perception or attitude of acceptance. I
think we' re talking about the last ten years so people can have ideas.
In other words, in the last ten years this has only grown exponentially.
And the question I ask myself as a man who loves men that I
' ve never understood why he likes men, but he doesn' t feel
bad because he likes men. What' s going on that we used to
be less and now we' re so many. Don' t remind him
that the population is multipl no, but I think there has to be more
than adrian fashion. Something has to be happening It' s a cultural conditioning.
You want to be the water that' s getting fluor, because there
said a tiger that the frogs in one place had turned gay from a thing
that they threw into the water and that it turns out that people laughed and
that it turned out that they were actually adding a chemical to the water in
a place for an experiment and the treats ended up becoming homosexuals. That I
' m telling you one thing that I' m theoretically conspiring. I'
m basically looking for the root. He' s trying to understand what'
s going on now, what didn' t happen before. I listened to
a person and I agree very much with what he says. Today, and
I say so in the younger population today, you see homosexuality as being celebrated
so much. Oh, it' s cool and the rights and that you
of what how much. I feel that youth in their desire for their need
to belong, to feel included falls into the fashion to say I am homosexual.
Right. I believe faithfully in that precisely how this attitude is so upsetting
as how people say good, whether I become a bird or can see if
it is a cultural factor. But I think that, beyond culture, from
the pressure of the group that may have some kind of might be one of
the ingredients of the social bomb that we are. But look, don'
t stay in prejudice. Let' s try to think outside the box honesty
contras appears without any resentment. Something' s not right, I mean,
something' s not right and I' m quoting data, I mean,
I' m quoting by heart. I don' t remember the articles,
the authors, the books or those who wrote it, because you read so
many shits that you substitute one information for the other. The mind is very
complicated, but I do remember in those years when I read and read that
particular study. One of the first to theorize about this and to study it
in a broad way is the degenerate of Kings O. We may agree that
he was a degenerate, but he also did study with some sort of scientific
rigor that led him to theorize in this direction. And he, then,
first, is one of those who raises the spectrum of sexuality and second,
is that one of the first that says good there is something that is given
naturally, no matter the time or culture that you study. In those cultures
you find people who had affective sex attraction for their same sex and preferred to
be with their same sex rather than go with the opposite sex. And that
percentage could be determined to be no greater than four to five percent of the
male and female population in that area that you studied. But what' s
going on today, that the numbers are no longer the four, the three.
There' s some performance works or there' s one with or,
there' s a conditioning to identify with such as I' m then inside
what you' re proposing, which may be that you feel like you'
re, or you just say you' re because maybe you think you'
re part of the band that' s fashionable for fans and pimps, and
so on. But it' s something that makes me curious because it keeps
saying the article that speaks elsewhere about bisexuality. It says that this is the
most common among the younger ones, that is, those who were born the
two thousand towards Acá and are between twenty- four and fourteen years old that
as long as you begin to express your identity look, I am beautiful,
I am ugly and I call you I do not recognize in such ways much
without much trouble, this is the most common of all. It also says
the article, which is starting from several rather extensive studies that were made and
that I here speak of a fairly broad survey that was done in two thousand
twenty- two in the United States about how you identify yourself. And finally
it says that despite this, despite all this, because they still remain pitfalls,
etcetera. I think today more than ever is easy. Peter asked where
the term homosexual came from. Homosexual says the term homosexual comes from ancient Greek,
where homo means equal and sexuality refers to sexual orientation. The term was
coined in the 19th century by the Austrian writer cal Maria cal Maria Calle Burney,
who used it for the first time in a letter of one thousand eight
hundred and sixty- eight. Subsequently, the Hungarian physician Caroli Maria ben Kurt
included him in a medical work of 1, 800 sixty- nine, popularizing
the term in scientific literature and in the public sphere. Throughout time, homosexuality
has been used to refer to the romantic, sexual and emotional attraction between people
of the same sex, which means that sexual practice between people of the same
sex is from the beginning of humanity where the thing began to be damaged,
when they began to apply it, to put that end to that practice.
Or that' s sex, good because I have sex with a good person
from there. From there, it began to complicate the thing because before that
term appeared or that person started to apply that term to refer to that there
you have sex between your peers and everything was like well to understand me.
From there and what you were talking about now, in recent years I had
so many gay people clearly is that that has a lot to do with a
population issue as well. The more people, good or more people on a
case- by- case basis, that' s exactly not it, because,
for example, you clash to understand if you, if you. For
example, when I was about twenty- something years old living in the Ensanchez,
which is the million, when I started to live out there, there
were two or three, nothing more, no, there was this building of
apartments, houses, houses, yes, yes, houses, then, with
all the banse of time and all this thing, those full of buildings,
of house, of Gaines, of questions and, above all, it seems
like a seedling of people. Yeah, yeah, yeah. That is,
as people grow, the communities grow, they are already the one that your
viboras has made the most difficult, too little that church, as the front
how they endure that, and not only in the Church, but that street
is dying of being able to make the afternoon, thank God, that it
dies of power. You can' t leave even well- natured, but
look it' s something that moves me jury. If I' m going
to continue studying, I' m going to continue studying without any prejudice,
because I want to be like the character in the movie Cositas Rares. The
movie' s from Stone. I want to know I want to understand worlds.
Hurin remembers we have a lump. I have the second package now for
a winner, the package of super Holy Week, and that his pair Holy
Week goes through the stations of the Medrano Group from nexté as on Holy
Thursday. From seven in the morning Roberto and seven hundred and fifty- eight
thousand and five hundred porters scattered everywhere. He told me, Roberto, the
name of the reporter of the vega, of the vega, not of the
diaspora he has in New York. The name' s over here the melodio
let me, too, I' m talking. Let me see it here
was to see and not there. Ok He told me the name, but
so I send one more of Thanks, Roberto, Yes, yes, report,
Saul aced, Saul aced in the diaspora. Let' s go with
this one. Good morning, good to give your name to Povo Ronal It
' s final horror of the spinal cord. You take your superweek bundle,
Santa You know where my hours are Four days or four reason Give me the
final four digits of your seven, two five eight, seven and two five
eight. You can pick up your package when I want Super Easter Dad full
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even problems and where. Jesus was already the cucutía back there. Ah I
went to cocute ah cocute to Dale Dale errona then to get your Super Sangle
Week lump. I' m going to confurate the lump to Don Roberto.
You know that this week I' ve had the Medrano family and Roberto Rodriguez
very much in my mind. I have spent since Sunday dreaming with all due
respect and this voice. Dreaming about people is an act of dreaming, it
' s an unconscious act. I dreamt that Doña Rosa and Doña Indira,
together with Roberto I was given an x sixty golden egg. I put the
dream together here on Monday. Yeah, they' ll give it to you,
Don Roberto, with me inheriting the MX box, he' s using
you now. I' m happy. Don' t go so far,
I don' t ask so much. I then united. I asked last
night I was at Price Mari I saw a gamer chair that is in Price
hard really hot, it' s hard and I dreamt last night that Juan
Carlos Vargas Medrano had sent it in Valija so that I would be more comfortable
that Chula Chula put in. If it' s a revelation first time I
' m dreaming of cheese look there told you jo Juan Carlos de la Vega
so that your comfortable theme I saw you uncomfortable in that chair. Yes,
eleven thousand eleven thousand eleven thousand. I thought I' d give it to
us, if I thought I' d buy it, but then I remembered
that I' m not the only one who' s going to use it.
I don' t want to look like a starved dead man and take
him with me He follows him Ha ha ha ha, ha ha ha,
so someone else is pulling him. But it tells me my pas, ah
but nothing, and that I don' t throw away better I take it.
Listen and I must say that I believe in my revealing dreams both of
the pipette and that the gamer chair, because when I was a teenager I
dreamed of walking around the streets of New York a lot. Look at it
there and it came and it was given to me, it was given to
me and I said it follows you so so nothing. And I' m
serious. I know Juan Carlos is coming. I dreamt about it. That
didn' t come. Hey, Juan Carlos, I can send you the
pictures. I know he is, but no, but he sent the fucking
picture for now, you think I' m asking, I don' t
ask for it. See you tomorrow, gentlemen, take care of yourselves.
Tomorrow we continue with more super Easter packages. Remember the friends that we may
be broadcasting live on YouTube until we can manage the Twitch theme of the Twitch
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He threw a porn link in the comment box and they swiped that and the
appeal lasts thirty days horses, and the YouTube people who I see grumbling at
him are also going to give you a bundle. But that' s tomorrow.
It' s not tomorrow, but we' re gonna do it.
Do not lose faith in us. Yes, yes, obulto. They'
re there. Hey, I get coffee, hey little fa. Let'
s see because since I dreamt of Doña Indiras, Roberto is going to see
which ones are going to fall in the cotilla and the trip to Australia in
a next dream. Tell me a lot of documentaries, or have a lot
of attention to that dream so you don' t forget the person' s
face. I have friends who can afford that life in Australia. Politicians go
kangaroo or snake igu to Australia to the water. Poison, brother, I
was watching a report that the most poisonous animals in the world are ten where
you are. Another is that, that was a sheath there that was in
the middle of the nothingness that they did. That was until the beginning of
the 19th century, in Britain some people condemned for a serious crime and sent
it on a ship. For Australia, that was a prison Otaba people and
New Zealand as well. But Australia is a beautiful country. I' d
like to meet Australia at some point, that trip was crushed by the pandemic,
but I' m going to pick it up any minute. So see
you tomorrow, take care of yourselves. They remind you that if you think
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