We' re here Listen, I' ve been doing the show for a while It' s got to look at how I had to go down and open the door Cooper took more than a minute. The cortinilla' s ready right now, so fast. Welcome today, today, welcome to this Monday, 25 March. Welcome, amal doc Hello. How nice to be here starting the week together and very happy. Exactly welcome, Efra Babe Forgiveness. I' ve got a lot of ideas about you squealing about things and there ' s a lot of comments coming out of my head. Then it'
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I then said hey good. It must be because I' m drawing it myself. I spend it like this, little drawings, you always have to be talking. I' m drawing. Ah, look how wonderful I made myself. I didn' t know my therapy, I' d never seen it had a way to save you. Lupitate Yes, yes, look. What' s interesting? What' s interesting? Hey, that' s
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pathological narcissism. But first of all, this note came out to notice that it flowed, as well as everywhere a very strong note I consider to be the break- in of the house of Shan Pop Tty, this man, because very famous rapper does not. The loss that Popa is here is that everyone already has it. Then they raided their homes, the houses they have in Miami, the houses they have in Los Angeles. Apparently not that. It has not been confirmed that there are also two of his sons among the
detainees and he faces the accusation made November by an ex- girlfriend. But there are also three women and one man interviewing in New York. But these are the ones who call them Jane Joe, something so I didn' t know what it was until Boris explained it to me. But well, Jane Doe, they' re not called that. That' s what they tell them. Well, they' re good that they would be people who accuse and protect their name just then their legal name is Shan Comes. And here
it is that the charges are very strong. The charges are for sex trafficking. He' s being charged with trafficking in people with sex trafficking. And because that' s very strong for U S internal security people over there, nando properties of rapper singer and businessman Shandon Comes, pof taty in California, New York and Miami, and arresting people and stopping a lot of people in
these operatives who already know they' re wow. Like with a little fan, it does look like a movie, but in reality, I think it knows how much worse than the movie. No, because there' s all the media saying this, it' s trending. Of course, there' s a little echo. There, yeah, there' s a kitchen there, that one sounded like a whistle. It says good. The point is, there are some. He' s being charged with four people. One
of them was his ex- girlfriend Pop Dary, former Jennifer Lopez. When they were a couple, he was arrested for possession of a gun and even the Jalow climbed the Julia, the Julian the white vans that picked up people here in Mexico, but I don' t think they were called the Julia anymore, but yes, they might have uploaded it to Julia Fabiola. I don' t agree with the bron, because they did stop this rapper and go to that knowing because they know what' s going on with this thing.
Every time I see that the conspiranoics are more right, because it is that this sexual trafficking roll had already come out. What happens is that it seems to me that certain behaviors of order often go like chained, because thus illegal, because sometimes they intertwine one thing with another, even if some people
deny it. And it' s not that it' s a fixed rule, but there' s a tendency that if you start with an illicit little thing, nothing happens, then someone comes and proposes something else and something else and something else, and then they get into more and more complicated things. To these characters I think I believe it, but I think it' s the other way around. I think they already attract in a story and suddenly they make a lot of money And to the story they already brought, because
they add the power and money that they now have. If they used to do small things, they now have the means to do much bigger things, because they also say there are tunnels below the houses. That' s right, that' s right, that' s right, that' s right, that' s right, that' s right, that' s right,
that' s right, that' s right. So we' ll that' s right, that' s right, that' s right, that' s right, that' s right, that' s right, that' s right, that' s right, that' s right, that' s right, that' s right, that' s right, that' s right, that' s right, that' s right, that' s right, that' s right, that' s right, that' s right, that' s right, that' s right, that' s right, that' s right, that' s right, see what happens and then we' ll start with this subject of pathological narcissism
and then he shows up to see me. Describe to me because I no
longer saw Federica' s photo coming up on stage to her son. She remembers that we have pointed it out, because I include myself by speaking so loudly of her son, not pretending to seek help or awareness about the problem or of or the better treatment and acceptance of the people who are within the autistic spectrum, but on the contrary, it has been as one we have seen so interpreted perhaps as a justification for eventually saying that she has to find
out about her son because he has attacked her. And then here I say that she is a narcissist, because, instead of the problem being her son and her problem is she being attacked by her son, who has to be within the spectrum, not then good and I put him on the stage where Ephraim has him here that I heard yesterday from a world, especially in Chihuahua, in Chihuahua, and in fact, she was the one who uploaded the video to her instagram and that was being presented, so that means that they
presented the concert of the ninety structor, which are these massive with all the artists. I was a little terrified, because the child has this is part of the Baptist spectrum that so much talked about Ugly and I thought about everything that a child with that kind of sensitivity can feel in such an imposing setting as it gives it structure, with so many people, with so much that
they hear what I' m going to say. And if it' s important to touch it, because the little one was going to fall off the scene of the nineties. They saved her and so they said, Alexandra Rosado and so on. It is a dangerous place for a child, for a child with those abilities, but expose it to the vision of everyone in this way the truth. In the video I see the frightened child, he goes out to Daniel Magón, shakes his hand and so on, because he is
a frightened child. I don' t understand Federica' s niche of exhibiting the child like that, not because it' s wrong, so I make a video with him. I don' t know a titon bl in his house, in the kitchen making cookies. I have no idea, but this question of taking you to a massive event is a little inhuman. Maybe I ' m wrong. I don' t have the correct information, I don
' t know. She might have told us something else. I' d like her to come and tell us where she' s doing those things, where she' s benefiting the Kid from this, because maybe I' m very bad and some teraprute told her to come up on stage. I don ' t know, I don' t think so, I' m having a mess. I don' t think so either, but maybe I' m having a judgment, a little cautious, and he' s already telling
us something else. I' m not being made to expose him. I was rude and responsible to take him to a massive 1990s event, but I can' t understand a child being brought up. There really is with that ability. I' m already quiet, Doctor. I think it was risky. You' re right about Laura León if I saw him, because since there are so many lights that face the singers, the artists, that' s a very common thing. Not on a stage people don' t see
much of the audience, frankly because the lights dazzle. So you' re not very, but well, as you don' t see, the public don' t see where the floor ends either. No, then they put marks and things on them, but many times they don' t get to see them and when they walk excitedly forward. That is why many, for they have fallen, some because they stumble, but others because they really do
not calculate. So yes, that part is true and it is also true that many of the children, or a great majority of the children who are carriers of some condition of the autistic spectrum, are very sensitive to the light, precisely to the sound and the crowd and, in general, to everything that brings it out of its usual routines. Then it' s already been
quite a bit, since it' s risky. What I think is that she just wanted to balance, whether the word fits or soften the effect of the last exhibitions she has made of her relationship with this son of hers, where she showed the most complicated part, the violent part, the aggressive part
and so on. In fact, also in some way, making everything revolve around her and not so much to him and the other children who have autistic status, but as it was criticized for that in some media, including us, who said that there was no father that and then now it does the opposite, as saying. See how nice he can be happy now. See how I bring it well, not all is saying that he behaves in a hostile way, but he also enjoys and is nice to me and then takes
him there to show. I feel like he' s wearing it to show something. There were many people in what I reviewed from comments that told him that how beautiful, how tender, how beautiful that he included his son in his artistic activity, which made them want to cry, that what an illusion, of course, because people in the end are always going to be tender with a child and knowing part of the story that she has revealed, they are going to move those sensitive fibers in people, which is nice not also
that people can think in a loving way. I respect all that, but I do see an intention, because like that, I don' t like to mitigate a little what happened before, and I do think it could have been a bit complicated. It looks like it went well, not that it was a moment it goes up it will surely come down already from there they took it somewhere else, because I don' t think he could be at
the concert all the time. But I do think it was some kind of justification that she wanted to make of everything else that I' ve been exposing, notice that it might have worked out, but we don' t know why the second part of the surprise we saw, I mean, she didn ' t explain. My son' s home, he' s asleep,
he can sleep. He' s nervous, he' s anxious. Yes, I think I know to see if for an ordinary person such a big stage or a small auditorium, it intimidates, that is, children get nervous when they have to go on exposure before in front of their living room, when they have to go to an assembly inside their school to dance. He gets nervous if there' s half a go. That' s normal. Now imagine this overwhelming stage with lights like you' re saying, with strident
music and so on. The child, of course, felt safe with his mother, but we don' t really know what the minor' s reaction was. But there is one thing that is not consistent in Federica when one is previously warning us of these starts that it has, as I said earlier, because then why you expose it to suddenly having another, why you expose it to that or that I think you do say something very clear. She wants to show something, but above all she wants to show herself that'
s why I put her the narcissist. She wants to show what a good mother she is. She wants to show how well she takes care of her son. She wants to show that great artist. It' s because the praises, the praises you must have read, went to her, not to her son. So, that' s how she left. That' s how you look, that' s how you count. That' s very much the narcissists, that is, hanging the medal of a merit that doesn ' t belong to them. Don' t listen, hey, the wife
ran her over. Oh, but how nice the husband who took care of her, yes, but she was run over, but the husband got flowers, but no, but that' s very narcissistic, very narcissistic. You hung up a wafer that doesn' t belong to you, but they know what I' m doing. She has told us that the child has autism, extremely serious, which is in trait, in a very high and terrible rank. And so then I don' t check gymnastics with federal magnesia, that is to say, because what isn' t coherent, is not quarante
what he said about a start and then expose what he has another. And then, what worries me is that both your mom' s heart cares more than he does that they say as an artist, because you already internalized everyone, but it' s all about those who let themselves be screened quickly, because those of us who have brains get to reflect. We think about the attitude of a child with this spectrum and we say Federica you' re doing well, but look at you know that Ephraim of what he' s doing.
Yeah, yeah, well, maybe us because we' re hearing. Not you, no, no, no, no, no, maybe we ' re very. We' re analyzing it, because that' s what we like to do. But in the common denominator of day- to-
day life, the narcissist almost always gets away with it. Then or when the wife arrives, when there is hear, how you treat your mom if she' s so good, if we' re seeing that she' s so cute hears, but how is it possible that you talk like that about your wife, man, because how do you tell me, that is, if she watches that she' s so cute and maybe, the lady steals the money or I don' t know, that is, how she gets home every day at five o' clock in the morning. I don'
t know. It' s an example, but it' s narcissistic. That makes you enchant, enchant like the exact snake charmer, because what you do then is give a feeling like look how proud I am of my son who I don' t hide and then I take some concert that isn' t the best space for the child. So you' re getting along with an audience that' s gonna think right about you. It' s for the benefit of that child' s welfare. Why don' t you show
the kid like you said? Why don' t you show the child in your therapy so we can see how it goes forward and then we applaud him, not you as mom hear and change, then there, there, to narcissism, already here, already pathological, I always ventured queens in the name of God Look I know why they wrote it to me. It' s just that you understand how they wrote to me, just like you said, it' s going to go to that mache. You understand it' s
a script. I know it' s an ion here. The problem is that I don' t know who advised Lucía Méndez to accept this script, because in this script Lucía Méndez effectively remains a very unpleasant pathological narcissist. I mean, there' s nowhere to save. If before everyone said it is not that the shoe hour is the villain, it is the bad one, because here there is no bad one. Yeah, the only bad person in all reality ever queens is Lucia Mendez. It' s rude, it'
s despotic, it' s displacing. She doesn' t realize she doesn ' t realize, I mean, she doesn' t realize that Netflix is making herself. Netflix' s doing the trick. It' s a satire with Lucia Mendez. They' re already using her to make fun of herself, but she' s not conscious. She still thinks she does it like a diva and she doesn' t. The truth is, it' s
like a burlesque here. Burlesco seems to me like even ridiculous. The beautiful scenes, as the doggy in the impressive chair, impressive, the four seconds he sings sweet are spectacular, that is, the seconds he sings sweets are brutal. And the truth is that you say, for how I explain it to Mendez like this, I don' t know how you saw it. I saw him in a sit- in, it' s literal, in six hours of seeing those dysness I would stand up, stand up for water
or also what I felt bad about my throat on Saturday. But you know what happens that I believe, I share that there is a script, but it is a script that comes prepared to go towards the personality of each one.
That' s the reality. I mean, they didn' t take them with them, but they weren' t going to put something in them, to make them that wasn' t organic of them, because we didn ' t see any of them outside of what they are, or Lorendo we saw her do what always astute pink Gloria sweet to all, because apart I followed the pearls and she looked like, that is to say, unfortunately, what they did was put everything and a mandeja of silver for us to see,
as it is because we didn' t see it. It wasn' t may hey either, no, but look, you' re talking. She gets like the diva that comes out in the center of the photo, the super rela Lucía, the super diva, and then in the first scene she' s fighting with Lorena Herrera, she' s wearing black gloves. He wipes his mouth with gloves, with gloves more than once. Uh, there' s no Diva, Lupe, no, no, but there they are telling you and she says it all the interviews she' s a great
one. No, but he doesn' t use napkins, for example. No. I don' t know, for example, what to fuck up some Lorenda Herrera, apparently doing a lot of this, I don' t know what she' s doing. But, well, you do break education. They have a part that you don' t know very much, you shouldn' t have their little, but something ah not if my hatred told me I said it, no, I don' t know the truth and
I' m going it. The dentist says that the prosthesis is bad on then the prota is bad on. I knew, but I did have jacketz. But the thing is, I mean implants here. The point is that, for example, Olivia Collins is absolutely transparent. He talks about his deafness, he talks about his daughters, he goes with the horses. Cry there ' s a very real part of Olivia Collins. There is another real part of this rose, Gloria Chagoyan, when she goes with the husband and husband,
the Chaporas and so on. And a woman like very authentic, very difficult to fake Lorena because she is already in training, because she has already passed the one time. Then she already knows what she' s going to do. But and well, I mean, well, sweet. No doubt it' s like the not even the villain, that is, the part, is the most important that because it' s the one that sings in the end. But Lucia makes a fool of her. She' s on
her own. They make a fool of themselves Notice that I saw a year before I saw what, little that I reached, because the truth is, I had a lot of social life. Finally Saturday, especially and already on Sunday was very fumigated and I saw little to see that it will be the first chapter and half of the second. Something like that. But I saw an interview she had with Lucía Mendez. I' m talking about the micha. About all this and Adela Micha was telling her I' m sorry she
didn' t add up to you everything that happened on that show. I tell you and that interview came out before the show premiered and then Lusión, it does reveal that, in fact, there is a script, but that the script is like very small, that it is like very small, like an indicator, nothing more of you are going to be like that, tuasado and from there you explain yourself in and in fact, as I say ephrain, because it comes out naturally, because in addition, the script is like
elaborated according to each person, as it really is and she says in the end, you follow and you explain yourself and it is you and I did get angry about this And this more, I did rebel with this, because it was real that my manager had arranged or agreed certain credits and certain place for me and others, that is, many things are true and it is no secret, because yes Lumentes has that personality because in addition, at his
time it did have to be very important. It' s telefera, but let me see this Look, I want to be, but that' s where it stayed. Says Yoridia Muñoz, tells us she sang at Madison Square Garden. So respect. No one' s disrespecting me. He doesn' t even have to sing at Madison Square Garden. He has the best sweet voice, he has considerably better you by far, but well, here' s the case. You don' t think that' s what I think.
I' m going to say it in peace and the bitch didn' t come, which is the one who should say it all with all the peace of the world. He is not a person who is not aware of the moment that corresponds to him, because to see if he has a career of many protagonists of having made films and then she says I am me when it is me, when I spoke one day with Silvia Pinal. We talked
about being divas being very difficult. He played, that is to say, you did make many novels, but Silvia thought, besides, she was a deputy and she painted it Diego Rivera and also worked with Buñuel and also, Forget about bringing many plays, a theater producer. I mean, if you made a lot of novels and recorded records and made yourself, let' s
see. But then why does it go? So it doesn' t seem to you, it doesn' t seem to you two that you' re looking at a self- deception to assume that the rest of the people are still seeing you as really that beautiful diva that was starting square, that is vain and colorful and everything and we all have at some point in our lives. I can' t skate on wheels anymore because I can' t anymore, I don' t think so anymore, and I think she' s fooling herself that she' s still at her best. Efraín was the diva
of Mexico, a very sad one, had its moment. I am in many groups of whatsapps of people my age, where there are many people and I asked them what reference they have of exclusive Mendez and passed the river. I ask Maria. The seas kept quiet. But if I ask who Lvia is, say, who Maria Felix is, I am alive, of course, she is not important, but the other, but she was not current,
because even to see a going to chaste. My generation knows her by the house of flowers, that is, you should seek forgiveness is not valid if it were not for the past queens and the lawsuit that had to speak again of the bra Zapatista and had to speak again of because they dedicated twenty minutes of the first chapter to the past queens that were no longer there, because this lady decided that they were not there. I' m already mad. But when I bring Dulce as a good narcissist who is the lady,
I want to fill her up. You don' t tell him. If someone messes with me, you jump for my truth or she wanted Dulce to be his puppet, not that it was Lucia' s intention, because he and someone jumps for my weasel you jump, right, and then he says hey, Dulce, but you sing very well, but it' s not so hard to be your abbots like that, but then it' s simple about the song, not limiting Sweet or you' re going Ney forgiveness.
He does not hear, for there is no way that he will remain inferior to what he does, that is, as much as they will sing the partita to them. Don' t notice that I think it' s very important what you said, because it made me think about what Lupita said a while ago that, in fact, the narcissists get things to turn around. So, the little I saw is when there' s actually gonna be Dulce,
that of course everything is armed. Luz Dulce is in superstar, she says performing, but she is super made up, combed and forget about intimacy. It' s but good comes and proposes and then there' s a moment you start talking about your friendship and then you say lusciously that Sweet. Well, it' s just that you at some point wanted to lose your
life. When you had that breakup, you remember and how it' s possible what the world would have missed by losing you like it' s giving you a little bit of coba first, but then start to talk about that depression that Sweet had for a hard divorce was very important to her. That ' s why she' s always gonna love her and she' s gonna thank her. She' ll always be her great friend and then she doesn ' t start pulling towards her and then Dulce leaves her and says yes,
because you took me out to eat. It' s not that you didn ' t eat and I was worried and then there was going to be. I mean again they' re talking about Sweet' s depression and the great talent that would have been lost, but start talking about her how she saves her. Well, the subject of narcissism. It' s important to understand. For the next reason, because I know that there are people who do remember very much in luciously, who are faithful admirers of it and it is
very lame because we all have our tastes and our idols. And what' s the point here is that narcissism, obviously, we' ve already talked about it on the previous occasions, it' s been broken up too much recently in creating your life. And then it is to think that narcissism is a natural condition of the human being with whom we are born and has to
go. Or it goes like smoothing when we realize there' s a world out there, there' s a lot of people who are also important and with whom we have to share this planet and our parents and so on. Then there is something called narcissistic traits or aspects of the narcissistic character that we all have when we feel very proud of something, when we genuinely feel that there is something, a little thing that we did better than another and that
is worth recognizing. And then there' s a kind of personality, like a narcissist. And finally, there is a narcissistic personality disorder, which is what Lupita said, because it is pathological narcissism. That exists and that' s the most important problem he has is what Letita also said that the person doesn' t realize, that he doesn' t realize, exactly no, but more, there isn' t someone there who says hey don' t
do it. This is to recite it, that is because I believe that I have allowed or not to have reviewed the Ser Reality edition so that Lucia would stay as if not, because she gets in the middle and everything and I don' t know how to see me is telling me here. Look Lucia has two hundred and twenty- two listeners in Spotify, Philie and makes fun of herself. In that way he' s nice and sweet no more Kingsbor. It' s not that no one questions their popularity, no one
questions it. But the sweet one sings better. Yes, but she was a great artist who has a great career, who is always looking for something to do, that when she was in Pandemia, she made her YouTube that that doesn' t take it away from anyone, absolutely nobody. This reality, specifically this reality, because in the past, in him you always reign one could say no, man, the time you spent, because the work very clear, I mean, yes, it was frontal, but in this
here there is no defense for Lucia Mendez. There won' t be anyone on your team who would have reviewed the reality and seen that edition to know that it was going to look very, very bad, even if it was a reality, nothing more, even if it' s a script even if it' s because it' s just passing it away. Dark sees what he says to me, my loyal one says, even if they tell him, she' s going to interpret it as an attack out of envy. Sure, sure, it' s typical. He' s here. That
' s the problem. Then it' s not that they envy me and then that' s why they throw me out. But I don' t leave and that classic isn' t too I won' t leave, because I won' t stop what I mean, I won' t like to put it into evidence. That would be good. I' m not going to let myself get evidence. Do not lose the floor, do not lose the center and fall into a game that possibly or not possibly if you are being pushed, but you are going right not also to claim something that does
not, because that would not be necessary. But that' s how they do it. It was so funny to me. I' m telling you because I saw little, I saw the first chapter and half the second. But also when I don' t, I don' t want to go, because I' m being invited to a Drack Queen show if I don
' t want to go. But this because I' m going to go and no way and then he finds out surprising me that the show is Lorena ' s or the one that just had a disarray in a photo shoot at first, but also he' s dressed in a what' s called a monkey or a yes, a body walk was a high body, a golden moderate and everything and I, because I had no more to see no and I' m going to tell him and then they came up and people kept
insisting that he looked like to sing. Lucia, because I had to sing, that is, all those things you say carae not when, because I know that' s what the show is about. But as you say they don' t take care of her, she doesn' t take care of herself, and then she puts together all this stuff where she does exhibit a personality trait that I think is genuine that she feels that react. It' s that of course to allow that reality to be published leaving the thing.
I mean, it' s not to notice Ephraim, because she truly believes it' s the diva of Mexico. I mean, I want your safety for a weekend, so I have to be a bunch of nerves and I ' m super scary. I want the category of the diamans for a weekend, because I' m going to tell you what jumped me inclusively doesn' t have a good voice, I mean, don' t get mad at me. I don' t believe musical notes and I' m not to blame for her having a small voice, but that' s her voice.
If he wanted a partner to attack the other queens, because he invites Dulce to see is that he hears scream yoleto, that is, he does not invite someone who does not sing anything, but it is not for God. You don' t invite Dulce, I mean, that' s where I realize what my classmates say and what I want people to think about. She doesn' t realize her abilities, I mean, she' s out of
reality. He' s in Arnia, that' s really inclusive living and giving me that' s what happens to people who already do it again as a reason for what he was saying. Also lutita earlier on this one, Mr Pop Dary. You' re bringing something now You' re bringing a personality issue. We also call this characteroparties. I mean, it' s a pathological theme of the narcissistic character that then the person already brought it and that' s why he wants to go into a medium where he hopes to
shine, have many admirers and a lot of focus on it. That' s why they' re going to that and not study neurosurgery or something different. Then he arrives and achieves it, He achieves it because of his enormous beauty at that time, because everything you want, then he manages to enter the middle, succeeds and does become an actress that achieves fame in many countries
that consumed in soap operas. That' s why she talks a lot about It' s that in Russia, it' s that in Italy, it ' s that Who knows where they don' t get those countries that consume what she played and they do gra to their records and they know their things very well get settled in that that they achieved and that they already brought it from her. Surely she felt she was going from before entering the television and to the music was nothing more. I' m going in to make him
realize that I' m bringing all this stuff I already have. Then time goes by. Other people arrive, there are beginning to be other protagonists and others, but the idea has been implanted for a long time in their minds and they still look the same. And for that there are fabulous examples, obviously of another order. But for example I don' t know I think a movie that has also been made plays are set Bollerart that talks about it, about an actress that decays but can' t see or tolerate it.
Or the extraordinary recommendation that happened with Baby Jane, which is the great duel of performance between John Proford and Belly Davis, where precisely Berly Davis interprets or beat Davis interprets a child actress that who is now in old age, but that she still thinks, that she continues to make the child star and that she will return to impact everyone when she is an old exa is fixed. They' re fixing points. That' s just not telling me, it
' s not realizing, it doesn' t realize. Here they write that lauro shoe. Yeah, he' s a narcissist, yeah, yeah, he is, but he realizes it. But you know it and you know when it gets bigger and you know when it shuts up? She knows what the doctor says because we all have narcotic traits, we all at some point want to be used every one of us happens to all of us, because it is a trait that in childhood we have to break with him. So
what the doctor no longer explained here. The point with Lucia is that she doesn' t realize, that is she actually in her burbo in Aña, where she says in Armia. She can have a musical and sweet duel if we have a problem, because you have to be worried because Mira has details
the series and that is very interesting. So it' s good that they suggest to Rosa Gloria to change the luxury, well, that was surely planned and she lends herself and is quite harmless and kind to her They talk about Lorena Herrera with her husband and take pictures of her and how well they get along, because she' s also very lame and that' s good. But the problem is that Lucia' s interventions are what you say. You tell me, if they let you see that yes, if you' re
a narcissist, you don' t realize it. Yeah, and obviously, they all have their share of the same thing, because if they wouldn' t be doing that show and they won' t do what they do and so on. But in it stands out, it stands out in a very remarkable way. No, for example Lorena Herrera, because she is also younger, because she is very beautiful, she still looks very good, because maybe that also calms her not also. To say I don' t need to do so much or pull so much, because I' m fine here.
There' s even a moment he lives where he says he lives. Well, I don' t work you much more than she does. I work at time. What was her last job? Out of this, because I have presentations all the time in I don' t know where and I don ' t know what it means if they get their own. But of course because look to see now look Paula Bucaro says this and is right to see. No. No, not that I went to see why, but why. What they all say is kind and what Lucia says is narcissistic. No.
No, no, no. No. We didn' t say that. I said. For example, Luxe' s change from Rosa Gloria Chagoyan is presented in a kind way. Olivia Collins' s visit to equinotherapy is a kind approach. Talks, for example, are all kind. Well, Rosa Gloria Echa Chayan is a queen of kindness and also and we have also said that we all have a little narcissists all. No one has said that the others are not narcissistic. No. The problem is, they know it
and they realize it. Lucía Méndez doesn' t realize Efraín when the Lorraine arrives with all the Drax boys in the first chapter with us are transformists forgiveness, because I did say with the transformists they are talking and tell him the kids these ay I' m not going to invite you to the video to be with the most and turns and that it imitates Silvia pasquel tells him how
you' re going to invite me with Gloria Trevi. Oh, because she knows that Gloria Trevi is on top of her, because no way is she and they say ay daring, that is, if they tell her it' s not or Lucia you' re going to drop a résumé and I' m going to tell them, Mira Trevis, what I' m going to talk to you during the day at the zapa. No, I mean,
right now you' re talking about the transformists. The one who disguises himself, the one that was said, the one who disguises himself as Silvia Paz, that he looks like Delfina Gómez, to see Pin, to the governor of the Star, Yes, and not Silvia paque the truth, the truth, Poor girl, the truth, but is that see him see it Mira, already says Paulina of the one that already made her want to see her insist says Aleme de Jín see the interview of Adela and Michel Lucía Menza and
it is seen that she thinks that it is better than all to see. Aleme Dejin I' m going to see her, of course I' m going to see her, because I' ve been recommended. But I want to tell you that I don' t need to see the interview to know that they really see, they always see in the innas and they' re gonna realize that she doesn' t realize. I insist someone on his team should have told him Lucia you' re not doing well. I mean, there are two or three little jokes that are nice and all, but then
this real personality comes out and is no longer in character. He' s not in character anymore. It' s what happens, just like reality I tell you, they' re coming around like they' re not. I ' m going to do this and the team and the strategy and I don ' t know there comes a time when the truth of personality comes out,
because it has to come out. Then. That' s what you see and someone here doesn' t know exactly what you mean, but someone told us that why be seeing artists analyzing that it was idle and I don' t know what because Look, because it gives us a golden opportunity, as we' ve said so many times, to analyze human behavior. It gives us a chance like that in Vitrina. That' s why we took it and the other more difficult woman to go into my house who I know to
analyze that behavior. Or if you were in a formal education like the one that' s already ending up in a psychology career, well, it' s another scenario and another way to do it. But simply as a society and as human beings that interests us, what surrounds us what is going on and that can serve us some of this as a mirror to see if he hears it won' t be happening to me. There' s something like that I identify myself with. I' m going to check, because this
is the window that worked exactly. Look, they say I' m the most villainous pea, because because I' ve already excited them to always see more Ephraim queens. Yeah, it' s just that you know that I had the Remi scream with all of them at my time, that' s because I' m so ridiculous. Not then does Olivia go out with her daughters and deafness, and so I cry out King, the gruesome Glory comes out with the eighty thousand- year- old husband they' ve been together.
The grin Remi comes out sweet talking about her mom, the grin renu lo with Lorena. Lorena has thanked the Community for 100 per cent of a great deal of its simples. One hundred percent have gone to the Salt House for patients of ve i AchE, for people of the third age of the Community. I mean, Lorena has a connection to the Community, which is real. Yes, and the moment they wanted to make her tearful remi and
Lucia. That' s when he burned his boob with his son. Yeah, I mean, it turned out awful, I mean, it' s back to her. She didn' t let anyone give that emotion to someone else who' s in Lorraine talking to Mrs This of the third age who goes out, that is, she didn' t happen to look at those in the lion part, in the part where I tell them that it' s a satire of her, made by herself, without being warned that she ' s making fun of herself. And she thinks, for example, she
gets into a bmwoy car. He doesn' t know how to turn it on, he doesn' t know how to tear it off and they left it and left the scene because they look like a fool, because I' ' s not from a diva, not knowing how to start a car. m sorry then to wipe your mouth with gloves or with my hand. It It' s not from a diva? Driving like this isn' t a diva. This egg thing isn' t a diva either. It' s
absurd, I mean absurd wherever you look at it. I mean, he ' s not talking about and I can assure you that Mrs Pinal, if she were, she would have had a chauffeur. Imagine that if you always had queens with Mrs Pinal, because Mrs Opina would get them in the car, a driver, she would have an assistant as she does, she would have people working for her as she does. Anyway, I mean, it wouldn' t be this woman doing these disfigurements, because what she does is
flimsy and she believes and forgives. But because they don' t leave her well, you don' t let her r there, yes, as you say someone who would have taken care of her, who would have demanded, that that scene of the car' s start was edicted that left me quite dismayed to her too and left her very upset. Me, when I date a man for the first time there' s a fire test. It has to be the meso, it has to be terrible, it has to give
us the cold soup to do everything wrong. And if this man behaves with the miser, I say here is because as much as I make him see a person and you can servicefully put gro will be with him. I can ' t stand it when I looked at the s where the mat is and
my light To me, on the contrary, notice. The only scene that made me laugh and you were perfectly well planned was that and that scene was very planned, because she came in with a sack of glitter and everything looked like used Gabriel and then she came in and indeed, she behaved displicent and so on. And the scene is very well done, because it passes a zero and stands in front of the table and tells you, sir I offer
you something to take my light. That' s very funny, because it ' s a gag from Lucia to Méndez, that' s the hair, it' s the only one, very funny, because if it' s a gag of his that you know and that has always had, but there are others that don' t, that is, the car, it' s not a gag go make a fool of yourself with a coach, because nice. But it doesn' t leave her well. Coach leaves her well that' s a very nice coach, the truth, very natural and very
She doesn' t leave her well. No. And there are a lot of things so they have little. It' s not that I believe or not if I really know a message or not against it. That' s the least thing can be a script can be a lie. The issue is as we have already said, it is the personality that does emerge from Lucia, because that which I say I have more trajectory. I' m a diva, I' m more important. That' s what he means. That' s what they' re serious about. Then they' re all
here with me. They' re nobody. They' re no one, I mean, they' re my fillers, they' re my account, Corsi, my comparsas. They' re not paco mayito. It' s thalax. There' s something that does. I think it' s worth talking about, knowing what we can do that I' ve already left here. But they asked that what would be the difference between Nadiva and is already going like Maria Félix Dolores del Río and not Moula Lucía Méndez, which is
confused with being gross clear. I think the difference is in history in how they cared for her personality, because Maria Felix could be a little displicent, elevated and so on, but there was Maria Felix. He was surrounded by people of a lot of culture, that is, he talked to writers, with composers. It was also painted by great painters. The rest was further
cultivated and when it no longer had figurine edapa, it was kept. She went to Paris with Antoine Zapov, who was her last husband and kept her image as best Dolores del Río could, as well as another actress from the golden era of national cinema, both of them. The two made films with
Emilio Ido Fernández, made great films with Pedro Armendaris. Anyway, that is, a story of what was the golden age of national cinema and, on the other hand, good, because Lucia No, Lucia No, It is not being a program surrounded by that is, Go, for not what he told them, well, yes, and I think that now that you mentioned, for example, the pains of the river, Dolores del Río Miathium, failed Hollywood too, that is, she made a career in Hollywood and then
came to Mexico and triumphed Maria Felix also in a time where great cinema was made. In addition, they had this fortune of being in a time when great cinema was made and also made cinema Maria Felix in Italy, made cinema in France, in Spain, I don' t remember, but made cinema in Europe always, always obviously as protagonist and she choosing the roles she wanted
to make and so on. So I think it has to do with that as Lupita said, the people around them, how they dressed, how they talked, how they looked after their image, how they didn' t lose their style, even though suddenly Maria Felix said strong things, but they kind
of had something different in that sense. As for Silvia final, although there are aspects of her personal life that were ventilated and that in theory a diva would not allow, but that were ventilated rather in recent years, it seems to me also a woman, because she did many things and international, like working with the great director of her time, because it was Luis Buñuel, having also made great cinema, having brought the important plays to Mexico and because
until having had his own theaters, that I think that would be, but above all I think it is like a mysterious aura, a clear life that is cultivated. This seality is not for a divara. It' s just that a diva can never be vulgar, so to speak, exact. It ' s just the word we were looking for so much. A diva can never be exact vulgar and and I think the most pathetic yes, I didn ' t find it. Another word of this is that you proclaim self-
proclaim the diva. No yes yes yes yes it is, but here the raí says diva, said of an artist of the world, of the show, a kind of opera singer to begin with, that is, only opera singers can be alive Lucía. Yes, it' s a small amount, well, yes, yes, according to the definition. But well, will the term be extended? But has the term been extended? For art and so on, because in the end, cinema is also one of the fine
arts. Here' s the other one. You could only use the term after death and have someone else put it to you, plus more votes. First we want him as a diva. I' ll change, but notice that in that also say self- proclaim yourself as you said, because break a maxim that I think is very very valid, always praise in little of its own I saw your absolute exact. That' s wonderful to base on itself I love and it' s totally true, because it' s time
to go, guys, it' s time to leave today. Remember that, just finishing the milestone story you can see frida kahlo there, in ah yes, certain had forgotten me some of these years. Not I believe help. Yes, that' s true and it' s never more timely, because exactly. Come on in, check out the shows that are here the life of frid kahlo can pass what you have to see now that there is free time this week and well, of course, man Wednesday we premiere program.
But as long as you go to see these criminal children at ten years old, you' re done with your life. But there in broken souls and we see ourselves right now in history, in history, we' re going to talk about the calima thing, everything, because it' s clear that they certainly did track down that' s not what it says, Apescopocha that they were following Dady' s standing plane, Pop Dady' s and they found him on a Caribbean island, but they don' t know if
he was going in there because he hasn' t been stopped. They raided his houses, but they haven' t stopped him. Anyway, we already know with that information later and I know something, because we see ourselves there in history. Thank you, Dr Amel. So long, thank you very much See you tomorrow. Thank you, Efra Baby, girls, I want you great week. This week. You have to be in polutos, lupita more than ontos. See you later, they' re pure. See you later.