We' re all welcome here. There was no musique for those who were on radio, but well, we' re already here on Spreaker, Spotify, iTunes, on Amazon Music, but we' re also on YouTube and we' re also on Facebook. So, welcome, everyone. Today, it' s Monday, April 22nd, welcome, Dr Amel Hello. How about a very good night, happy start of the week. We' re everywhere. Lupita vanity as truth. I' m very happy because you saw it today. It rained. I did, it rained and it was father.
It didn' t slow down much the heat, the truth, and I really like trees and pastures and so on. We' ve been in a lot of drought with me. I feel like there' s a pressure on the environment when I don' t rain, but it' s already rained Welcome. Fra Baby la b white clothes and Llovio Mercury retrograde. Why Sola and Ephraim happen to him hey, it happened to all of us. It rained two days last week. On Friday they washed my car and saw. Saturday they washed my car and Llovio. I mean, well, it
' s already a mockery, it' s a good welcome. Respect welcome, everyone. Thank you for subscribing to our channel, Thank you for all the likes that you want to give us, thank you for sharing and, above all, for being part of this very loving community that we form with you and well, we are ready to start today we have notice that of various topics, because we have Dana Paola and everything that has given us to talk. We have Alexintech and he keeps raising his voice against music that he
thinks is inappropriate and did something that everyone said. Or there was also news about the Fofo Marquez, who, because he is in this process after having
been faked for attempted femicide. But, well, rumors came out on the weekend and let' s start, if you like, with that no more to clarify because I left with the finesses remember that we commented, not so, that Mrs Edith Mar Who just remembered that Edith Marquez, who is the singer' s homonymous, well, because she said it' s not that she already negotiated, already negotiated and then already received fifteen million from the Márquez family. And all good. How this, of course, did not have
much relevance, because it was not false news. I don' t think Mrs Marquez spoke on a show about Michrubalcaba. You know something about that. Dear man, you do notice that I heard Micheller Drubalcaba didn' t broadcast a live call, but she did say she had communication with Mrs Dice. I got his phone. He sent him a message and I asked him if he had reached this economic arrangement that has been spreading for several hours. It seems to me that from yesterday and she told me that there is no way
that there is no such arrangement that I wanted. He says that even as he gave me, he scolded him so little that because he told him so do not stand believing everything that anyone publishes and that he told him no that I am asking him and then she said no, that his audience will be the 25th of May and that she is in it and nothing else, that
has not reached any kind of economic regime or anything at all. So, yes, how they spread this news, regardless of whether at any point there was an arrangement of that nature, well, I imagine it would be under certain conditions, but there is no such one today, not exactly. Looks like this is gonna go on. I think it also gets a little bit in a complicated position to Selma, because, whatever, if it gets negotiated, they' re going to go on their own, they' re going
to tell me how that dignity. Well, then, I have to say. We can' t reside for her either. You won' t know if I didn' t tell Facebook, welcome also those who are on Facebook already saw you glory Celi Free and everyone else. I don' t say reading here sorry Ephray comment and what but not that the notes and then I ' m going to attack women from feminism there isn' t won, lost feminism, i e, instead of it being otherwise, the feminine always has
to be attacked from non- state made low. That' s what gives me courage. In other words, Mrs Edith does not represent feminism, she represents herself, if any, in her situation. And if he wants fifteen thousand dollars for what happened to him, who we are to judge her, then yes, approximately not, that is, yes for the case and because of the case you are being further, but also you know what happens that now turns out that this issue of feminism and so on or not is,
as already, a very radical question. Either you line up to the right, or you' re off the line and you' re running a line, as we said, of little guys and you' re doing wrong and as if you can' t make the decision that you want, of course, because there are also different ones in these cases that haven' t come to anything, but if so, there are different ways to repair the damage that the law contemplates. This, too, would not be that the law,
this would be within the legal framework, which contemplates different forms. And it will already be seen that exactly Ephraim is determined in this case. And that' s why I' m going to give you an idea of this situation. With all peace, with all peace in the world and with all love. That' s why in all these kinds of movements, sectors,
communities, counting mine. We are often forgotten that we are exactly individuals and the person who wants to behave like an individual is accused and harassed and that
is not right. And I think it' s something that we would have to use the word condemn, because it' s not well condemned to a person just because he doesn' t want to adhere to a very net exact ecology of the masses, psychologist of the most or fred totally true, because that' s the way it is with Mrs Marques Fofo Marques and well we ' ll see what ends this case. And I think like I just said Ephraim and other x respectful of what everyone decides individually and we can' t
be saying where you have to do this? Don' t you have to do this? Lulu Tarin, you' re telling me, turn on the light. I can' t turn on the light because today they already know that I' m doing things to myself. They always made me a laser. It' s called a fractional laser. It burns no, I don ' t have to have my hot tub, so it burns my face a lot And then, it takes about three days. Generous that always counts and
shares nothing, it is nothing discola, always says this peace. They know that the roasting that I put on now I see everything tarnished, but the laser that I put on. I can' t wear any makeup right now, no powder or anything, because it was just today. But there are many types of lasers for those interested in this laser, but of those. But this is to improve the quality of the skin. As for the marks you have and so on, then, well, it' s painful and
everything, but it works, it works pretty well. I' ll do one thing for you. Girls. On Friday I said there are my companions in Guapas in production and I in Ephraim, a child in Ephraim. How sad. I felt, uh, well, but what did you want to wear and what did you want to make up? Or that I did have Rafael I was going to laugh, but we' re not going to go to dinner with Rafael anymore, we' re going to a good concert than what a concert Hey, that day we did the show, the next day,
on Friday we did the show with respect to Rafael. Hey, Mel, you' re absolutely right about that song that Rafael sang almost to capella called. My shoes know. I' ve been listening to her on the way to Santa Fe and to what role, in song, What role is poetry, Poetry, Poes Yes, we have to play for this man, because they' re going to love to look for her. But, welcome, I keep telling you what you' re connecting to just that you' re coming thanks for signing up, for leaving us likes, for sharing your
opinions. Galy says she got this one, broke it up and couldn' t put on more than Vaseline, because there I got a cream. Well, you buy an aven cream that' s like a healer, because this, well, gets very deep in your skin. Then you have to go healing, for the next fifteen days. Well, let' s move on.
Then with this matter of then, the falsehood of the foff. We have already said that and we have to have alexinte that has raised the voice against this music that has its point, that is, they go all over the world, criticize it, insult everything, but it has a point of
truth by saying that listening to music so explicit. You have noticed that in Spotify or I Music or on all these platforms or right here, on YouTube or on Facebook there is a sign when it says express you have to warn that your program or your podcast is explicit or not to go to the corresponding audience. There are no guidelines here on YouTube too that you have to specify
that my content is not made for children. Then you' re not going to channel them to them because it' s one thing to take care of. Then listen in a public place music that has sexual connotation, because it is not right, because it is explicit music what they ask you on the platforms to specify. So I think at that point, Alexyntec is absolutely right. But then they also say he threw away a carol g record to see
first tell me who knows about carol Gea music. Obviously. I obviously, you know, I' m upset because I don' t think anyone can be anybody' s work. And if a girl has been respectful because, even though she goes out with her dressers very quirky in being chichi and the whole thing, if someone has been quite educated in the subject of reggaeton, it has been Karol Gy. You are not to know, but I am to remind the entire audience that Carol Gi did not agree to do the song
of cin Pijama with Vicki Ji and Miati Natasha for their principles. I mean, Carol Guide is a girl who, even though she does reggaeton, does try not to give messages that she didn' t like the song she pajamas then. What bothered her was that they talked about green grass. Then I said I' m not going to do that I' m not going to sing it. He recorded the models and in the final version they changed jams and said I don' t get out of the trio. Thank you.
I' m not gonna be there then and a person sings a little romance in songs like tomorrow, it' ll be nice with you or be it ' s hey I' m reading you, right now, sorry to interrupt you. I' m reading, right now, the lyrics to the song
Bichota. I go out like this to Tope, because it may be that with mine you bump me up I feel buggy without leaving the block that everyone wants to leave me and they don' t have with what, because there already takes a word and I go go, but this was the album Bichota, but it is yes, I mean, Alex threw a album that is called tomorrow will be nice, that is super romantic, and the theme is that is the album that threw, it is not an album that brings agularities
of p Apa. It' s a pretty careful record, because she said it herself. I mean, there are records that do not, because if a person has been honest with the subject of vulgarities in the reggaeton, it has been expensive all the time and that album calls me to be borito is an album that did care, that was not so explicit, because it is a super romantic album. She says so, an album dedicated to romance and I have heard the entire album and the album is tomorrow will be nice,
which is the one that alec threw. It' s a pretty careful album and I think they also have a chance for artists to leave, reinvent and change them. I don' t want to take a step back and I don' t want to sing what I used to sing anymore. It' s very valid. But then it' s not because he says look how pretty he looks at you. The little eyes highlight that face look in the mirror that you look rich you' re single, look that suits you well or it' s good, extra a little it' s wow, it
' s plus chimbita. You' re alone and you look more, Mamacita, don' t be sad, Mommy, don' t cry that he means it. Well, if that' s how you said where I forgot to make Joan, but I' m treating you. I understand Nachi present, Mira happens next. This is not the first time these pre- assembled
dynamics have developed in programs. This is a podcast in which there is deliberately a piece of furniture that we know as LEWC, where we offer this output for a record that the person who is making an interview does not like.
There' s that piece of furniture. So they start calling him names and they start showing him different materials and when they tell him about this artist, they call him Carol g. I think he doesn' t even listen to the song or anything, but he just knows he' s reggaeton and he
says the reggaeton. I just don' t go and say you should understand that I' m an age and I don' t know what, but it' s a dynamic that' s ready for that one and that if you tell him alexinte and he, who to be honest, because where you put it and tell him you' re going to put it in your closet or in your record collection or you' re going to throw it in this toilet, because I can' t. There you have two options and I don' t know if you remember, because this is prehistory, prehistory.
I get that it was very small, but I loved to watch a program does really Jorge Saldaña, Turias Saturdays with Saldaño, where there was this dynamic. I remember there Terebale was the counterpart. Let' s say or it was always very close to forte zas damages that Rigo co was in Italian- born linguist journalist, very much regarding Mexico, who died in the two thousand
thirteen seventeen. Thirteen, it seems to me, but all these people back then were doing that critical, record label and throwing records into the trash can even those of camilos. This is theorizingly true, totally true. And Camilo so you did, as it is said today, well, as it has always been said, rather for many years, this phrase that he did what winded to Juárez, that is, he kept selling and but they were an
opinion and nothing more happened. Then it seems to me that this is a bit the same and a pre- established dynamic where they tell him the album you take it to your collection or you throw it there and he says I did it there and he says understand me I am an age. This music isn' t for me. No more, I can' t with her. And that if, in reality, something that doesn' t like is this rhythm, the rhythm of urban music, it doesn' t seem like a thing that is of musical quality. And that' s very valid.
Doctor. They weren' t asking, but they do know how it went. Well, you heard exactly how it went. Yes, we knew and we also give, like everyone else, because one opinion looks at me Aricela and I saw this scene, the VI the VI that Mariella Buan said carol Gea at a concert went up to a girl. On stage she asks for a song, asks for a song and the artist feels sorry to see the mom and asks her if she is serious that her daughter leaves her almost listening
to that music. I mean, yeah, I understand what you' re saying about Carol G Yeah, yeah, sure, but then they tell us that here, on this show, we always agree. Well, let us say sorry, Efrain you' re not going and I was going to tell them something else, what a recycled formula, because I was reminded of the problem that had been ten years ago that I' m not going to hide. Just as Lupis loses with this frame Antonio and I with an There,
I give my soul to the woman. I don' t remember I' m in the boat, too, the trash can on nobody' s record. Yeah, I think it' s a pretty rude mechanic that I don ' t think is necessary and I really do if someone doesn' t defend the reggaeton because they think the reggaeton doesn' t have to listen to the kids. It' s me, but in particular with Carol Gy from this scene, from this one' s mom it' s net that you bring
your little girl to listen to me. Don' t do this, please, because Carol has repeatedly said so. I don' t do childish music. I' m not Tatian, I mean, all of a sudden. That' s why with her I have this kind of conmiseration to say let ' s not treat her, so because she' s already been responsible for saying my records bring the Lupita label that we were talking about the first to use fa Madonna. It seems to me to be the hallmark of explicit experience.
I mean, don' t do that then. Yeah. I think that' s where the dads' responsibility comes, too, because even the artist says I' m not childish music. No, I mean, why do you let your kid listen to this then with Carol, in particular with lime I behave this way because I think she has that responsibility. You put those on yourself. I say that lis has made conscious, made aware of that and so his music changed, i e, his lyrics have at least
changed. Now it would not have such an impact, nor would it be of such importance, the opinion of a person if the person who is issuing the judgment on a music was not a recognized creative musician who makes very good music, because they can like it or not, because he is a person who has studied since he was a child music and so he feels that it is because he was without keyboard, because he did not have his keyboard and from there comes his name and has been a lover of music and a scholar
of music of his whole life. If I might say no, well, I don' t like Uppling' s caralgin music, we don' t care about it, and I follow it straight. It' s okay. The problem is that here you agree that it is a person who has weight within the music industry and is somehow a bit of authority or a lot of authority, or authority simply to be able to make a judgment. No yes, because he also said so he said I know that she is a very
beloved artist by a large number of members of the youth community. He said something like that among the young. She' s very dear to him and she said I respect it. It' s okay. It doesn' t fit me then it asks you the question very well directed from you it. You put it in your collection or you throw it away. Of course I say, because I' m not taking him to my collection and he puts
it there and laughs at everyone. He said haha. Now I think I also understand as a public and as an artist, because it shouldn' t be very nice this graphic scene of them doing that with your album. But I insist in the end, she' s still got an audience, she ' s probably still selling millions and in the end this would have to be I think because he doesn' t express horrible. Only he says this.
It doesn' t fit me, because I might even fall into the anecdote at the end of the day, I mean, I don' t know, because I' m telling you, look. I' m talking about prehistory when Jorge Saldaña was doing it, you already talked about what Hancio Villalobos was doing now, and no race was over. That' s why people continued to like what they like and that' s it. Well, I
don' t know. Moreover, as they say, he is a career musician who is rejecting something he does not like, but recognizing that youth do and he says this because he says it yes, it is not for me,
it is not for my age. That specifies because, besides, to see when Alex says it' s not for my age, he' s being respectful that whoever wants to hear her hear it and her real struggle and protest is insisting on what I said at the beginning, that she put herself in public places, that you go eat at a family restaurant and you' re eating with your ten- year- olds or twelve- year- olds and this kind of music is going on. Well, in that part I am as you see, that there is a lot of you is where there
are videos, because imagine if they put it. We' re going to put on an adult movie, no, like no, no, because they ' re not even playing. No, it' s not that kind of content. I think that' s the argument and they know what' s going on. I think this discussion is going to be eternal, because yes, it is going to take place. Don' t hear too many, not too much of those discussions. It has a world where no one is going to move from there because it' s already there. No. I
think paradigms are changing. And finally, that' s why I' m always going to say that the responsibility, yes it' s going to fall on the parents, because finally, if this sells, Reggaetón is going to keep going, it' s going to keep doing it. I mean, if you keep selling and selling a lot and people are going to dance Reggaetón and at the concerts they fill up and so on, then who would have to take care of the kids if they didn' t see that are the
dads. And yes, I think that on the subject of public places, because we don' t have to be listening. Think there was a pit bull song called pulum. I didn' t know that when I was a teenager, it was the first thing that started getting so explicit. No, and now that I hear him, I say why, because he put her in the toxa, because it was or it' s not okay. What
Claudia M says seems interesting to me. He says if Alexynte had acted differently in that dynamic, he would have been criticized for incongruous, absolutely true. Or I' m gonna take him to pots. I couldn' t comecus. No, well, this is Alexidente' s argument that I thank you for everything that you continue to subscribe to the channel that you leave us the former comment. They agree. They disagree. They like reggaeton. They don ' t like reggaeton. What kind of music they like to hear that,
that' s interesting and yes it is. This discussion will, then, continue. It is impossible, as you say, that someone will move their position, because it will not continue to exist and will continue to give that talking is and is fine. That' s good, that' s good that it' s discussed, that it' s talked about, because to argue is to argue to get to a better port and make you think about it for the best. Hey, maybe. Alex is fine and not in this or maybe the music. If you' re right, I' ll
see if that' s what they' re listening to. My kids don ' t know what to think and go to you I saw girls maybe. Everyone made the music differently, because I put the airbuts in the gym and san is over, that is, I hear what I want to hear and not contaminated the world. But the other day I took off my hearing aids and said why we' re listening in runs lying in the gym. Or imagine what moment I just shot clearly, that is, in a gymnasium,
that has nothing to do with it. Well, I actually go to the gym, too, and I put on my air pots, but I sing out loud, they also axinate a little against me. I' m sorry for everyone around that there' s hardly anyone. When I go to see, we go with the next discussion. We have a singing actress who has grown up, who we knew from a very small age like Maria Belén. She was Mary Bethlehem And then, because there was Mary Bethlehem, she had
already done other things. But her great success is Mary Bethlehem and the child is very beautiful. This soap opera was produced by mapat i e Tarahin and well, and she said this girl has all the wood to be a star and see that she did know about this. Or know about it And well, choose Mary Bethlehem and this enchanted girl now with beautiful eyes, with a spectacular smile. She doesn' t want to be Mary Bethlehem anymore, well, no, not anymore, but she doesn' t want to be Dana
Paola anymore. She doesn' t want to be Dana Paola anymore. And after I' ve already made the elite series to watch. I don' t know what I' m going to say, but, well, I do know what I' m going to say. I don' t know if it' s okay what I' m going to say or not, or it' s not okay what I' m going to say, but the image I had in it was highly criticized. I' m wrong,
I don' t say. I think I know Dana Paula. Ever since we were children, Dana Paola is someone who has wanted to take away that image of Mary Bethlehem for ever, when she went to casting for duckling. She didn' t want to be this ugly duckling. She wanted to be Antonella wanted to be the gra villain that of the divine ras. When he went to Wieket I didn' t want to listen to the faba, I wanted to be casting to make Linda the witch Rosa, which is actually the
bad one. That is to say, Dana has been struggling for a long time to remove the image of Mary Bethlehem, because it has the face of Mary Bethlehem and good, nor the way of Anne Paula. Tonces was, but what I' m going to do is I' m going to see it grows and then I get thiséite roll, where it' s the great character. The first season is a great success, but I mean not in the image already as but with herself, because they criticize her that if
she was very fat, that if the others were very weak. But I think she was fine. Me, for me, you were fine. It looked normal, but that' s the kind of criticism I think it gets. I don' t know if they agree and then, then we have a Dana Paula, who now presents herself totally different and says now I want to be called this way. Now I don' t want to call myself
Paula anymore. I just want to be Dana and she gives a series of interviews in which, then, she is very criticized, because for her to have matured, that is, rudeness, talk about romances with women, talk that would have nothing to do with it. And she' s already one to see tell me what you find of similarity between this Dana, Paola or
Dana and this Dana. I think it' s the effect or the phenomenon goes Us that happened something very similar from Hannah Montana to this Miley Cyrus, all wild irreverent, very, very, very, very, very much from the other end that I think has to do with what Ephraim says, to separate from such a childish image, that it was so strong that, besides it is the struggle of any teenager, of any teenager to separate from the baby that was, and many of them so powerfully let' s say,
sometimes even violently, that they make the leap to the opposite. That' s why you see many little children, who see their pictures of little children, as well as her with the loops and the little hair or the little boy with the smile, and then you see them completely transformed into something else, shaved from one side, with tattoos half- headed or whatever you want in this search for an identity that totally separates him from the girl. That
would be the natural phenomenon, let' s say, of adolescence. But when this has been lived, of adolescence in front of childhood, when this has been lived under the public eye, because I think it is greatly, much more potent, and then she is probably looking for that identity that is opposed to that, so we met her, then she begins to engage in these striking behaviors and in these comments that she knows will make a lot of
noise. Because he knows I believe two things. The first is that Dana Paula realized that lu the character of Lucrecia, the character of Led was a character that worked because he was a belde character, She separated her from Mary Bethlehem, completely from duckito and former characters of the good one she had always made. And I think he liked it and it happens that, from my perception, the character ended up eating. Ana Paola, because you realized it
worked for her. And a point where he said no, because baldness is rudeness and all that works and I love we received Dana Paula, I love it and I said, Ana Paula. Sometimes I say this with a lot of respect. Yeah, I think that character devoured her because I don' t see the Paola, I don' t see anything about her. She may say it' s her, but in reality, I, afteréid I see u every interview, I see the character of Luz, who was a personajazo, because yes, he was a great character, of the best
characters in the series, but he doesn' t see Ana Paola. And it seems that in every interview we see from a time to here you want to overcome in questions to attract attention in a way that I' m going to tell you one thing. I know something dislikes me a little. I believe in sexual freedom, obviously, and I believe in my Community and I believe that we can all want what we want to believe and we can love whoever we want to love and I believe, in bisexuality and homosexuality in whatever
they want, but go out and say nothing else. So, it is there in the morning or I had a croush with a woman who clearly forgives and forgives and I say it with all peace and with much love, it is seen that nothing else is to hang you from the flag, from homosexuality, from sexuality, to draw attention. It' s the kind of behavior I think we shouldn' t applaud. It' s just that you know what else I said I' m sorry to interrupt you and you go on.
But one of the things that I am absolutely agreeing with you is that she also emphasizes saying was platonic, yes no, so that then I don ' t fall either side or side. Of course it' s what I was going to be, not even because if you go out and say I have my partner, not like this one, like litsy who came out a couple of weeks ago that then to say yes, because all my life that lesbian I like. I got my beautiful girlfriend and we got married and the
whole thing and I got helized. If there are things, not what a father, but when nothing else, you want to get on. I know the expression hits them, but I' m going to tell you, get on the mom' s train to get attention and be and be in vogue and that there would all be. Oh now it turned out like the rosebush, that the rosebush two weeks ago said yes, that I have my girlfriend and then no and no, but here and she also says she never knew.
Oh, yeah. That' s why I become opportunist, opportunist, because we have figures like Jodie Foster, that' s good, because no one speculated or anything, but it takes years to make known his private life and his preferences and as you say leadsy as there may be others who want or don' t, because it' s not something you use, because it' s not part of your career, it' s part of one
of your private life. And you' ll know how you carry it and what you do with your private life not about and and she goes and she almost announces it and she goes and she does it on a very famous show that because she knows what' s in fashion not exactly, exactly and how sad. And the truth is, I insist on it. I have always told you when when people are utilitarian with the gay community I did generate some anxiety and I think the attitude Dana had in saying this and I am taking
the audacity of ana, because I am part of the Community. I' m sorry and that' s why I can do it then. It makes me very utilitarian. I am very utilitarian because, therefore, you are no longer part of the bad Community, you are no longer a part of the bad Community, I know, I know that you are now two thousand twenty - four being a part of the Community. It gives you some points of popularity. Not because it' s what' s in vogue and what a
father to be gay. Not before it hit us without a nest. I mean, yes, but it' s not that you see how many characters and you and Dr Mariana came and how many characters there are that have a great relationship with the Community and that' s not why they' re saying they' re gay or they fell in love with a man or a woman and they never did say it. How many. There are many, there
are Gracios, Gloria. I went to see and beyond that, if she says look at you I had a crush on a woman but fumotonic and but she didn' t know, then that means, yes, what a pro
was attracted to a chava. No, well, if they knew statistically how many young girls and girls that come to feel that kind of interest for another woman when they are in development, they realize that it is not the big news either, because in the end, not like you say nor I am talking about today no more I say once it caught my attention, I liked it. He never knew that. It' s not even that special,
you know, it' s not even that spectacular in psychosexual development. When there is this search for identifications, identities and so on, it happens not from a friend who called me the sa. But to the mere now not or always yes and vice versa. Also a person of gay teething could or well, homosexual orientation. I could say that one time a friend caught my attention and then I saw that she didn' t. And whatever that is, it' s not like it' s not the big deal to weigh
it either. As you see, I' m also special and I' m also here, so don' t even frankly embarrass yourself. I' ll tell you two things. I' ve always said that gays and me in particular, I like women more than men. I don' t mean barbis collecting, I admire female singers. And there' s an urban legend girls that when we gays are six years old we' re assigned a gay godmother or a gay pop diva. No, so now cher madonas indhe loper Imino, Gloria trevid Alejandra Guzmanda the same. So, from that place that
gives gas an admiration, women don' t talk nonsense. Please don' t do this to me and they know it' s the saddest thing that people in the community who are kids, who admire her and others say. Oh my father Dana, no, Dana, no, Dana, you really don' t want to help heart, why you' re not helping, you' re, you' re commodifying the Community, you' re being utilitarian, you' re generating more confusion, that is, it' s like Rosalia, like Lits and like others that have gone out there. Yes,
this is my reality and these are coral exactly what you hear. Then let' s get it over with, because the question is from this program. It' s Dana Paula, it' s evolution or it' s the opposite. It' s a lack of identity. I' m not pro. I feel like it' s a forced identity. She' s explaining an identity she doesn' t have and she had it going well,
she was identified. She' s got some fans who love her, but, I mean, how you' re changing the character that your fans love, yeah, because look at that as well, that' s what you ' re saying. I think it' s very remarkable. A forced identity is precisely what cloudes and hides the possibility of further developing one' s own in the age that you are having and that finally clear that it would have to evolve and it will no longer be this little girl. But neither does
this have to be another, but what really exists within you. That would be very interesting to let arise and not want to like force, like pull for a certain place that seems brighter or more striking, something that probably isn ' t. Obviously, around here I saw someone say that very high in itself, nothing more than that we return to the usual dear friends for all peace, she is exposing it rather and that gives rise to a conversation.
But we just said that a few minutes ago. Of course, everyone has the right to lead a private life, as he or she wills, to do whatever he or she wants with his or her life. Of course that ' s unquestionable. Everyone who does what they want is that it' s like Dr Mel says it' s already exposing him, you' re putting him, he' s putting it on the table and when you go and
get out. Your life is how it is right now. You could tell me, hey, the laser looks horrible to you, it doesn' t work for good, because I told you no. Why not, because I would deprive them of the right to comment on something I told them. Well, no, I mean, as you hear, the already uronic acid you put on is a good piece of shit, because you think. I told you I did not wear it. But if you don' t want people to think, don' t put it on the table, don' t
say it, nobody would say anything. It' s just that I told him that' s the problem. Not exactly for that she puts it on the table and on a discussion table, how it is in vinadas that it is addressed to the mimos, that is and you already know what you are
doing. This strategizes me my marketing and honestly and I say it with all peace and now that the month of prit is coming this scroll that the Community becomes utilitarian for the artists is hopeless, because there are people like Lupis did, like Gloria Trevi, like a herrera, that all their music has gone to questions of the Community, that is, all the money of what she
does. They don' t give today, they don' t give, they don' t give, they say look, says Claudio Acosta, I love you, but sometimes I want to save them from tightening the fish. But what have we done to you, for what have you done here, now that you say about the icons of the Community, look, yes, it is true, that is, it was not even necessary to put on the flag or anything. Not just being there and I remembered. I believe that of the first of these great madrinas, as you say, of the
community, for I say Garland I say of music, yes. Years later, Barber Tressan Barbara and I never saw those who did anything forced to get along with anyone. It was just them point. Hey, look. Here ' s Elisabethroman. So many congratulations today that it' s your birthday that you' re here with the others. Celebrating and sorry I fell on Monday, but in the end it' s your cup ah I don' t have my lights. They' re not gonna do that. They went out
the roads and went out if they did. There' s the tester or we' re not. There' s Ephraim today. You don' t own the Community. If she wants me to not, no one is saying that I can or can' t bring her closer. No one said that, nor did Ephraim, nor I, nor the doctor, nor anyone else just say that it seems very forced his approach and take out yes. I ' m gonna get that message. I do not own the Community, but I am part of the Community, and I am for driving out someone who
uses my community. No, but if you own it, then everyone in a community owns it and we belong. Oh, yeah. I' m so hey Mira says ah if I saw this video, Paulo is saying Dana was in a coffee shop in Monterrey. She ran out so no one would ask for an autograph, but no one would recognize her. No one' s been peeled is that' s what happens when you' re such a
radical change, especially in your image and your person. You take that risk because people made you very famous in elita, because I would recognize you otherwise to see another person already to close this topic, because it is interesting. Eisa González is another person who has radically, radically, changed her image. Of course, he doesn' t have this one with all the peace in the universe of the world. It doesn' t have in Mexico, and
Isa the impact Dana Paola or Dana has had is the truth. Dana Paola has made very interesting series, she has been the protagonist of soap operas. So well, I' ve also done work here, but it hasn' t been the same impact as Dana Paula. However, she, too, changes her image, is radically rooted and has a certain mind. Now, this weekend, a video came out where she' s accused of being racist.
She has to make it clear that that person they say I don' t oxidize to say hello to, is one of their best friends arrived together then, because I do understand her. How am I going to want to say hello to the person who came with me, but good to see you guys feel, yes. She even put pictures where they are together and so on, and there are already people who say no, no, but she did look bad, because how difficult it would be for this actor to want
to take pictures with her to clean up the image. If she really had done him a rude thing. I do, I think there was a bad thing that they showed us in that video because they lacked the context. That is why contexts are important and what dismantles that idea is what later appears where she says that she is a friend of this actor and says we are part of a cast. We got along super well and we got together and we were gonna put on a group photo and so and so, it seems that
' s true. Your makeover here yes, I think it definitely obeys the desire there then sending a message in instagram and I say it obeys to conform to a lupita model. I do think there because she was very clear that she wanted to go into Hollywood cinema and to be able to do so, yes, she may have had opinions and she looks like she has a very good team, because she has managed it, she has very good team of representatives and manager or whatever, and good with a model mom who have run
a model agency for many years. Well, I think so. It' s not a matter of whether I like it or not, but rather that she sought to have that prototype of beauty that was going to open the doors of America' s cinema, as it has been happening. I think that ' s why it happened. And the truth, yes, looks very handsome and very changed and very beautiful exactly Ephraim. I think the difference and güey is a word that he' s not going to like. So much.
I think the difference between Danna Paola and Isa González is honesty to themselves and I' m going to tell them why, because, even though Isa, yes, it' s already another one, that is, if we see her in a photo, it' s an ante. Then she looked gorgeous for what she had ever been in an interview and said good if not, but her nose and good. I did do such a thing and call her like I tempted a line the girl of honesty of what she wants, I mean, she doesn' t go with a vane. And finally, Adana
has certainly done better in Mexico and whatever we want and everything. But the difference is that, from my perception, Eisa is more honest with what she wants and does not go to what the people tell her, not but she says. I go for this and it falls and it doesn' t, it goes up low climbs and it doesn' t go on the trains of the mame to please and that people want it that they lost. But I
do feel it' s the other one' s case. Of course what happens here then, what I understand is that then Dana changes her image, but besides, she wants to change her personality and wants to change her speech. She gets dressed up because she doesn' t like the little one and she looks very pretty and she was a little girl. It seems to me that a pretty teenager, but well, she changes, corrects herself, moves and but still is. She' s still there. I follow the same
old speech. I keep saying the same thing I' ve always said and it' s not going out, right now, Elisa to say no. The truth is that in the background, what I like most is to sell insurance, because no, well, I was very radical, but well that is not to look good with the community of actuaries. And that' s not how I' m a theologian, no, not because he likes me very much, because I take strength. Not someone I want to get into
this fashion. And I want to get in there, no, no, no, yes, I definitely think it' s the thing with Conisa, who always says to me, I always get a very honest cha. I mean, yeah, with everything they want the c and what I know but always very honest with their wishes, with what she wants and very transparent. Yes, thank you, thank you, Ay lupita what Maggie Bonfield says. Let' s get started and read the messages before we say goodbye Listen to
them. We' ll do it tomorrow at six. Today I had an event and that' s why I couldn' t be at six o' clock, but tomorrow at six o' clock what to see. Don' t miss it to see efra Baby, thinking about the Dana Paola case and being an excellent, super- target community. That' s right. Many sell that image and the truth does not know how they can influence a teenager. That' s the point. That yes, you have to be very responsible for what is said when you are that it is the same thing that
we just went from alex intech. If someone says I don' t like reggaeton, but if someone says it has an impact, well, of course it' s very important. Not after seeing them, let me get some messages for you. If you have any, say Ephraim fighting Lupita for prominence. You see, even the owner of the community is a joke. Well, he asks for everything clear not here we are all protagonists in different sights. There he is protagonist, one protagonist, two protagonist, three and then
all together. So, girls, you got the Moffings I sent you that call. It says in the theater, says Patricio. In the theater it is said to work with the reflection that, if it is not what you like, change it, but do not change what you are That is what gives honesty to your work, because it is absolutely true work. Don' t lose your essence. Don' t stop being you as long as you look good. And I think that' s important, not just among celebrities, but among all people, among us, among all men, women,
children, adults, the elderly. Don' t try to look good for that' s what' s summed up. Don' t lie about living together, of course. Thanks for living together. Yeah, he says we ' re his crush. Thank you, Civica, Erika, they' re not red, but thank you. blushed by the laser, but from its
removal it is very blushing three times, but listen. It is time to bid farewell to today this program of with all peace and thanks for accompanying us, for commenting tomorrow at seven fifteen again here to keep talking to master that
you are here with us. Dr Amel, thank you very much, Oian and as you say, Ephraim, I have to say further, Elisa had already told you before, and Hisa already triumphed from the moment she came out as a girlfriend of John Ham de Almada in the film b So yes, for me she has already reached Broma, but she is doing very well. His work is growing. Sure, Ephraim, girls, we already said goodbye. Yeah, yeah, yeah, girls, I love you guys so much.
And if you remember, I own the Community. He' s my community, he owns the community, and he' s good and good for me. Do whatever you want, ready message. Take care of your skin. Get rid of your skin, close your foot and how good that you are back with us, but good it' s time to say goodbye and thank you for being here again, thanks to all those who are connected on
the different platforms. Leave the comments, criticisms, proposals and tomorrow we will meet here at six o' clock in the afternoon with what needs to be seen and then with all peace and after history in history, because little hearts not here and the power to leave for the light, I do not have my lamps and I do not feel it. Thank you so much. Just Ephraim until you guys and we' ll be going in a little while. Bye Bye,