165. Algo que te haya pasado siendo INMIGRANTE (Ft. Cheche & Naomi)

0:00 And going hasn' t happened to you that you order things online and sometimes they come in, sometimes they get what you weren' t. But you did happen to me what you didn' t want. I asked for something believing that I was going to serve and indeed, it was small. There ' s a solution. There' s a fix in charge. You can make evolutions for free, because there are times that you get that. For example, they sent you wrong from the store. These days, for example, I asked for a hoodin and they sent me the one that wasn' t from the store. Uh- huh, so I could give it back for free so they could send me the looker and I what made us give them forward, because you know, you can return it for free in fixcho charge if you are not yet a member of the fixo charge family in the description of this episode in a link for new users. There' s surprises on your way. Tell the podcast. Welcome back. Welcome to another episode of the podcast. Go next. Panda, I feel. That' s the phrase to catch flake. Looks like he' s done the last five like he' s done how you feel. What happens is that people don ' t know that this is in a day to see her, in an irma day, don' t kill the amiens' illusion for the esona but They know the patrols that we recorded five in a day by surprise you love these days. Today I' ve been fucked with that, but for you I have two months. Oh, my God. Gentlemen, in this episode

1:30 we are going to talk about something that has happened to you as an immigrant and we brought on this subject that we have never dealt with in this podcast in three and a half years, to a social media character that makes ce over, that I made voice over in a lepsing of an episode of us, that is Dancer and brought a dancing friend. They are also cheche and Naveomi of my panda che no chas he che he che I have to say yes, chi, chi che Here they have told me all the way, but as my grandmother called me was cheche already had made yes, yes, yes, but everyone in the gramy tells you cheche ah, sanche chasch in the gremy they call him cheche or it is already that it lacks the fo I tell you how it comes out, ok then cheche eh. Gentlemen, to tell you this, where this episode came in week Santa Cheche and I stayed in the capital and it' s ringing and what to say and we stayed here really looking for what to do and so on and Oscar and Zara Camil who are in the live. A kiss for you. Sara Camila was at my house. I invite him to eat and they come to see a job with Oscar I tell Oscar that I was going this way I love you and I don' t know about a project that works lots. We' re friends, yeah, the most, we' re friends, ah for friends. Friends, we' re friends, dear ones, we' re friends, we bye, we hug each other, we all jump a wank, Oscar, ay Oscar birthday in September. That' s why I know.

3:00 They' re all assholes on the 26th. I don' t know about September. It' s not twenty- six, but happiness already helps. Yeah, it' s twenty- six. I don' t think this one I' m going for his birthday, but brown you Armau, oh, God, we' re going very rich now I don' t know where the past is. So, Cheche was Cheche and I don' t know the guild, but we' ll never be shared as such. And Cheche came to my house with another friend and we figured it out. And I mean, I can' t explain. I was wrong on the floor. I have to take you to the podcast to talk about that, about being an immigrant that I' ve never done. You were going to tell me clearly yes and I am, but you have to take a friend that I, as a friend, have Naomi friend, and that' s why you' re here today. Thank you, thank you for really coming.

3:44 It' s all so cool to me, because something that' s never been dealt with. No, and he' s very interesting about me. You think so. I' m from Venezuela, okay, and you ' re not, and I' m from Nicaragua, Maria, Nicaragua, ah from Managua, okay Agua tipita, and how to get there, how they got to the Mira country. I have to make you remember that you already call them all set where everything comes from I go by the way. I left Venezuela because I was already smelling everything that could happen and happened and decided to go to Panama. I said good. I think it was because the ticket was cheaper over there at the time, because it wasn' t because I thought that Panama and I left with a group of dancing friends we were all, we were four, so it was we left, we decided to go blah blah blah blah blah? He came to Panama and that' s where I learned and understood that they immigrated. It' s for everyone, that is, it' s not for everyone. You have to be clear about what you' re going to stop believing you' re going to do. For example, in my case, the cheche that you could have been in Venezuela, the cheche that maybe knew people who had friends that if you said today I want to eat and you' re going to have someone ready to eat with you, why not. You' re alone against the world and he' s homeless, I swear. I' m home.

5:01 My friend tells me look, I have a house. Let' s go We' re not gonna get any worse, okay, let' s go. I' m fucking in my suitcase. He put all my stuff in I got a plane He' s coming to the house, obviously, but he' s not planning anything. Without planning anything that nothing. But I ' m leaving you a little money at least I' m not lying to you and I swear on my instant and beautiful mother. I' ll eat three hundred dollars in my pocket. Oh, my God, with three hundred dollars in my pocket and I remember clearly. Mommy, obviously call me whole, but Mommy always had a nice idea. Everything she saw in instagnt was beautiful. I' ve already called you terlo already and I, well, I' ll get there I' ll get there. We got my friend who quadrated the house. She was married then, obviously, in the house of a room. In the room was half the couple. It was for her. When I came in that I didn' t see anything, I said well, we touched room, it' s okay. Buy We buy inflatable mattresses. I get that I was on an adventure like fish, like I was going out on an excursion that I wasn' t, I didn ' t take into account what I was really clear about, and started the issue of not getting money, that is, because, at least in that house we didn' t pay rent while we got something to do illegal work, because obviously, when you go out like that without planning, you need papers, you don' t need anything. Sure, you' re gonna hit it over there and start the food thing. You know that I, like the committee in your house and start the market issue, you know that the shopping and food issue is delicate. To what you can eat rice not

6:33 and what is pasta, then having to reach a point where everything is a consensus we will eat this, because this is what it achieves, that is, the purchase was collective. These are mine. Fifty dollars. Fifty dollars. Fifty dollars. Fifty dollars. Ok a two hundred market or tomorrow to the fridge and we start looking for the supermarket. Well a rice, well this meat me. I' m crazy with meat, chicken, all that is good to eat and that' s more expensive the exact meat and it starts to adapt. Start looking at the prices, not adapting to the mind. Start looking at the prices. Ten bucks, for putting a figure on it. Ten dollars and two sausages. Okay, one. Ah, then, wine sausage, like vegans do that nuts with a liter of sauce.

7:16 That already turns nuts into ground meat. That' s how long the chichi is going on, we imagine that' s meat, that' s his chicken. That' s a clear thing. And so we lasted about two or three weeks until we said since I told him my love hears and complete four eggs, because I prefer to rock with egg than already sausage. I ' ve got her choking here, and we' re starting with the job hunt thing. Let' s go find a job whatever it is there. It took me a long time to get rid of the issue that I was dancing in Venezuela, that I was a dancer, that I worked in many productions, that I was fine and now I can' t dance. You knock on the door and don' t refer to this. I' m not talking bad about Panama. Before I don' t like to generalize. I' m the one who hates generalizations I don' t like to generalize, but yes already, when I started knocking on doors for jobs, there if I had my first problem, that is, my first downfall, I decided to do a resume because I said well, sir here everyone has worked as a restaurant cleaning bathroom, because that' s what I would listen to when people migrated. Sure, well, he' s gonna touch me, ' cause no one' s calling me to dance. And apart from the artistic world that you also manage and know, door is very closed. Sometimes it' s hard for you to get in because no one has the chance, because they don' t know you, because you' re a foreigner, because I know you have to work it again and I decide to do a résumé with the three pesos that I have left, because it should be noted that I told you that I left with three hundred dollars, we disappeared and I go with my résumé to print it some coins that I had there.

8:39 Taca taca, taca, taca my prime and I' m going to the résumé I put you on the résumé. I never grabbed a tray in my life. I' ve grabbed a tray that in my life and I got to put. I was asking my friends what restaurant. I put someone who people make a very hard restaurant, people say wow, we' re gonna give the job, because he worked in that place. I put Hooters and this is a place to wet or I saw him. I didn' t already know in my ignorance you came back again and I had never grabbed a flag. I' ve never been to a restaurant in minnese with horor and ba like this with my résumé, because from you Hukouters arrived I give him neither speak. I don' t say anything to the lady. I deliver my résumé and the lady and she tells me ay e super presente.

9:20 I was hairstyled, groomed, perfumed, and not super presentable. I love it, I don' t know where it doesn' t tell me what your name is. I tell him José Manuel and I still told him" cheha" if it' s for my grandmother. I tell him José Manuel, I' m fa manu and then you tell me very well, but tell me your résumé. I' ll give you my résumé. And when she reads my nationality and I put into Venezuelan nationality pussy, panda give me a maid to graph it. OK, and when I tell you, I have to graph it. Oh, thank you. Mrs A broke it in your face. Oh, thank you. What I' m looking for is people who come to work and who aren' t starving and who come to steal me look at me dropped a bucket of cold water. That yes, that hair the time of the wave that of all Venezuelans was there. Telling me the truth. That' s the wave where everyone I said didn' t do it. No phobia, sir We' re exaggerating. No, gentlemen, I lived it when he broke it for me. I' m the typical crying man. I don' t fight without crying. I understand you that way, but because that' s more you and I' m starting to hippiate. I can' t talk until I calmed down and I told you you don' t know how much it cost me to print this.

10:31 Hojita and if I have to reprint another one. If you didn' t want to hire me for the simple fact of having my nationality, you return it to me and tell me to leave. But not all Venezuelans who have left the country have stolen or done evil or anything about it. I mean, the generation is super bad, because for me all of Panama was spectacular and I' ve been treated super good. But today I know Panama ' s first daughter. Then I told you I was crying and crying to the woman. Of course they don' t come and don' t. I told him no. No. No. This is a message from God. This is that I have to get out of here, because getting out of here is gonna be better off getting out of here. Thank you so much that coming out of there and when I get out, I go crying with my little bits of pay ove crying and I think I' m going back? I' m going back? Then I tell you in a line of time that I spent five months being in Panama from everything that I decided to do when I decided to do it, because I already left in another hundreds dollars, I didn' t have like the hors and crying and crying yon in Panama. You can' t be without your pass by saying you ' re a foreigner, that is, you don' t get your ID from your country enough to get in. You have to have your passport and I start we weu. The police I said already young a moment stop please, that is I with this face was Venezuelan totally still fresh out the ancestor is settled, broken leaves soft chido walking on an endless street. What was

12:07 I doing looking for illegal work. The cop comes in and tells me a document. I don' t have a passport. It is known that I can' t stop if you don' t have the passport, because my only way of me to check if you are in this legal moment in Panamanian territory and I told you look, you know something I dad take me look at I can no longer a mep is targeted. I said measure and I can' t do it anymore. Take me with you I' ll take you with me later I' ll smell you' re going to look for me wherever you let me. He told me you' re looking for real work illegally. I was rebellious and I was there. Yeah, yeah, look, they all broke me up. Yeah, take me with you. The man was a Dominican. Casually the cop wow didn' t sound like that part to me. He was a Dominican and he tells me I want you to leave, because like me, he' s not gonna get another cop. So, please pick up your things and take a cab and leave my love. He didn' t give me that when I hit the mime, I don' t know where I got even more moneditas and bago a tags. I didn' t even grab the public cart and fum left for me, for the house where I was already going to tell the story with my friends and keep crying. But that was one of my toughest experiences.

13:13 In Panama. Wo was the first country where I arrived because I kept jumping like a bee later for Ecuador. But that was another blow. That' s what I' m telling you, look at Panama. You taught me for two years. In Panama, I spent two years in Panama. My Panama taught me not to give up. Ecuador taught me to live with and without many things and with nothing. And the Dominican Republic was where I became men. I had all my things, I have my responsibilities in my house. I mean, I thrived in another way and sometimes people ask me you would go back to Venezuela and I say no, I mean, no, not to live. I would know my country and keep going and seeing my family, but live well, live. I wouldn' t come back because I already did my adult life here and I took my responsibilities already myself, as it is how many years here, already heel here, eight years, much already I am eight years old here and from Panama I jumped to Ecuador, but it was because between Despero I remember August sixteen. I never forget that date. I arrived and got a message to Instagram. We want you for a reality show in Ecuador. You go there, I go my child and I go, I go. I' ll say yes, as it is. If we' re gonna pay you$ 2, 500 a month.

14:35 The show lasts six months and if you win, you earn ten thousand dollars and you there, uh what after I took a squirt with sausage I ' m going to earn two thousand five hundred dollars a month. I told her I already hit her I' m leaving, I said that yes, I called it for a drink. I call the flight of José Manuel Quijada to Ecuador, Guayaquil that day, that day. It' s yes, sir It' s here. I don' t know yet. I don ' t know which donkey to stay in your little girl. That' s the time, then, friend Look, I' m leaving I' ll get the ochi thirty around nine. I didn' t land. I didn ' t write you anything. Find me through the interpolt because they sold me out, they took everything from me. I don' t know if it ' s true, because it was for instagram. It was a very well - informed thing, like that overnight and I said. But I' m leaving now very much to my son because you' re risky all that already, with everything I tell you that I lived in Panama. Yes, it was already a moment of despair, a light of blessing, and I tell you, I' m going to pack again, rare again, many kisses for them again, and you cried. I don' t swear there' s no Rio God, I mean, I hugged them a lot, because they were the first ones I tried to immigrate with but I told the friend that we failed him bye echenle ballajajaja ya and I grabbed I left and you threw that guayaquil rum plane in my name. So you know the airports are looking for you and I' m there this dance I, because the black lens and everything and tells me look ah come come join me, sir I don' t know what we' re going for the TV show, because

16:07 it' s an end, it was a reality dance Era. Every child ' s finger' s eye' s finger. When they call me reality dance two thousand five hundred die. Now I said I' m going to everything, I won this award. In fact, you had a video recently at your house. Then I get in a car. It' s like a very big chippy eye black eyes hear me bridle black all no one could see anything. There was a security here, a security here me in the pilotic environment. Pelo ay Nadia, bravo me, as I could without wificin signal no u me or wi fi on the street friend tot is rare here nor speak pending. And so, when we arrived it was indeed a television ending, all wonderfully, I read up contract. Everything they told me was firm, they paid me home, they paid me for food. Tado my money was clean, that' s what I gave it to me and I didn' t go in clean. Wow, I started hanging out on poor little fences. What the show was called, I' m the best.

17:07 I' m the best, and I was all out, and all the participants, and we were all out on the carts, on the public carts. Fama get along and say wow in front of it, that is to say, I started competing first month was a pass the second month round, I spent the third month round and I won came in the end the producer says look at you are Venezuelan and you can' t win and we know you' re going to win. Then I want you to get lost. I want you to make your picture. I want something because the cousin stays here. I' m Venezuelan. Don' t worry about it. You ' re all right, my love I kind of forget about it. It ' s okay for the jury to have something to rate negative live. There was no way to edit. It' ll be on live salt that boob.

18:03 I don' t know what I' m doing, I' m not wrong, I' m not tired of smiling, and I don' t hate my most cursed love of the woman. That' s how the producer fant rob Audiophone did it. In the end, I told her to say whatever they want to the jurors, that is, rate it in a negative way so that you' re going to have to eat it as clear, because I work with you, they' re gallant that I knew I was going to win. Of course I already knew, because I didn' t want to look bad or there was a cool look here and I was like that you see the videos are on YouTube. You or you videotape it. I was laughing like that because I knew what was going to happen. It' s a reality in the clear, after all nothing happens. I don' t win, obviously the girl wins. Also deserved not to speak that no yes, yes, but not better that it does not tell the truth. The ts a hundred weeks. Gentlemen, a week passed and the closure of Ecuador begins, that earthquake of the I think it was in April.

19:00 You didn' t go out grouchy. It was that you dated someone. Ah well, it should be noted that I have no problem with saying that the one who doesn' t know that I am a free, happy bird and I wasn' t forbidden from you in reality I was told that I was gay. I was forbidden not to end up not killing the hopes of the little kids and it' s love doesn' t form yes for a lot and I tell you it' s not a lot, but sometimes it' s related to text messages that do you the word. I don ' t know what, and it' s the girls who pick up dad ' s cell phone and send him from you, yes, gentlemen, but you say so now. That was in what year, in the thousand yes, if he steals to see at the end of two thousand six. There are those who are not allowed to leave the clones because they represent low sales and you my many daddy holywo, you are the best. And because women, women, me looking for the man who put something nasa on me, then I' m going to be quiet. I couldn' t say anything because it was the contract and the only thing I told the producer. Don ' t make romances with women because I' m not gonna notice that that ' s a lie. I can do everything you want to act and I ' m going to eat it, but nothing to win me by the hand.

20:03 It' s not right. Fuck, but don' t fuck, not just fuck, because the show ends. I' m already a book under contract. The program is over, as the first winning finalist and the other little boy, second finalist. I went to the disco. Get me what you are s in what place there is, what now that you have all the first finalist and how much do you earn? No, you didn ' t win anything, second finalist, because the first, because the winner and I were second and I played it third. You won wins. I earned a thousand bucks extra. Oh no, but yes, but salting was better. Sure, then I' m going to the disco. Scrub me all the truth, because either way, it' s about having nothing. Now having is not that much, but Wow had love of coins and thought of the Taint at two thousand five hundred dollars a month. I went to the disco. I met little girl there, but of course we did change numbers. It was for my house. The next day I tell every male look. I want to invite you to lunch. We went to a restaurant, we sushied eating, we asked, I don' t know what.

21:07 I' ll lose him whatever you want. I used to throw myself at rigi ricon. I ask for what you want to ask, ask for that mouth serve here. I get that thing and it starts. You know, these ay- o- o- o- o- o- o- o- o- o- o- o- o- o- o - o- o- o- o- o- o- o- o- o- o- o- o- o- o- o - o- o- o- o- o- o- o- o- o- o- o- o- o- o- o - o- o- o- o- o- o- o- o- o- o- o- o- o- o- o - o- o- o- o- o- o- o- o- o- o- o- o- o- o- o - o- o- o- o- o- o- o- o- o- o- o- o- o- o- o - o- o- o- o- o- o- o- o- o- o- o! This happens here normally, we' re a seismic country and I' m there like poncha and it starts again so much that when I ripped that off my weird sister grabs to slit I pulled out all the feathers to life. I was putting a fleet in the middle of the street. Everything that had happened to you. All I call said those ra feathers opened the street, opened up or ugly, buildings fell down. Well, I screamed and I don' t get it. Then the man, I didn' t, I didn' t even pay the bill and to run out really was. I think it was eight six, something like that. I' m dying. I die a horrible thing when I go to my house, and I see the myth like this wall God saves this wall comes like this and there was my bed fum computer damaged, losing it to my house collapsed half. I wouldn' t have gone to the restaurant to eat with the little boy. Yeah, I' m more of a shawl, I' m here, you or my love telling it from heaven. Then I said good, for even of agre. Well, thank God I mean eating with my little girl,' cause if I wasn ' t here, get out every time the subject starts. And now what

22:40 do I do, because you know the country is paralyzed, it' s all damaged, there' s that I' m a lot of work affected. What do I do? What do I do? What do I do? My name is a friend from Venezuela. Obvi ay ob calls me and tells me friend, I am crazy primedio Venezuela, but get me out already I very cute to be here, it will not be where tolla and I shoot me here. So I was talking to him and I started again I was telling you that not here is that they are a replica, they are replicated, okay, but that I don' t tell you in Venezuela I never experienced any of that sheath of land. I don' t know you anymore, he told me, but he has to do the micus over there, because I don' t know what I mean, I never lived it, but then he starts to repel. You tell me they' re replicas, but every second, every minute, there was a tick for a minimum.

23:25 If I can' t live these leftovers or I prefer Venezuela' s problem and that I eat the criminals there, because to eat an earthquake I said well, I tell my friend, let' s go where the fuck, not for the Dominican Republic. I get cheaper on the ticket. Right now, there are Yona offers and Tory knew him from the country. If I had come in the two thousand eleven, okay I was invited, don ' t look, I skipped that part. I was invited when it was called Cassandra Awards. Of course two thousand eleven I danced when it was called the Married Prize. A selection of Venezuela is born, with a Dominican selection that we danced at the awards. I left on that one, in that combo, but by two thousand eleven I didn' t even have in my head that I was going to migrate. Of course I went out in the two thousand and fourteen and he tells me Mexican Republic. You remember we went and I said pussy. It' s true, but Dominican Republic, because in my head. I didn' t notice how Panama wasn' t either, I never had to leave the country either. And I said, well, we' re on our way. We' re both here. Fum so he for me for Ecuador. I' ll tell you that. Yeah, let' s share the expenses, let' s live together, right for it' s easier. I mean, really, it' s a lot easier. Cohabitation is heavy, of course, because you have so much to say that the one who likes its privacy, who likes this space.

24:41 You move the water and it' s already throwing fire. Then I told him we' re going to live together. Good. We know for many years, but together what point we went to the colonial zone. We went to a local ra rara. He met a gringo aha and the middle and said friend, I love it. I' m going with him, no, it can' t be, but come with us. Well, we ' re leaving for the gringo' s house, right, so don' t tell me I made you clear, he loves to experiment. Oh, yeah, I' m a lab. Then he grabs and he goes with obviously, to his gringo' s house, whose bed it is, I repeat, the history of Panama, the house is his. Now, with his bed, your papalasta last time, of course, but now a couch.

25:27 I' m not buying you an inflatable car. When I realize the bathroom is inside the room. I tell you how I hear, how I go at 2: 00 in the morning and I feel like peeing. If I get it, then it has seen me as a cat in face more and I can no longer go there mo my love I ustapa potecito. Oh, my God, that' s what I' m telling you. Look at people Sometimes the instagram t sees you and tells you there good life. He' s a wonderful man. Gentlemen, from that lie to no one. No one is going to want to ride the heavy or difficult things that touch you in an instagra, because I wasn' t giving pain. Sure, well, I tell my friend Look, you know something no longer.

26:08 I' m leaving how long you lasted like a month wow, but a lot like a month and I tell you I' m leaving because I got a job here at an academy, then I' m here, Dominican Republic. So I tell you, the one who doesn' t want to work in the Dominican Republic is, for example, that he doesn' t really want yes because everyone here can work. Here you go, I' m going to say bits of paper and I buy it I want to set up a successful venture and here people support that. Yeah, I can tell you American Republic. And I' m not a lambon because I' m in Dominican Republic. And say no. No, no, Dominican Republic has that people really shake hands with you and among them they lean a lot and among the same Dominican leans. I mean, I' m not talking about him being a foreigner. If I tell you, panda panna, I don' t have any meals for I won' t make seven different cakes for me to eat at home. If I understand myself, I mean, I didn ' t experience elsewhere, other places we' re a little colder each one in a world. Not here, then, here that fell in love with me, it went as I already feel, you eat I like. So I risked myself I said, you know what friend, I' m leaving you stay with your partner. It wasn' t what we planned, well, but I can' t limit you anymore because I come back and repeat, luck isn' t for everyone. I know people who have come to the Dominican Republic and they are saying that not terrible what this and this I can say to you that I am very successful here and that, thank God, the country welcomed me. I' m doing so well, Pa, there are people who are going because they' re not doing well. I mean, luck wasn' t the same, mine as that other person' s. And I stopped, I left, I left to leave the house and your room and I' m leaving, I' m going to me

27:41 not all within your reach and I' m going to tell you why I hold on and I' m going to a common era to do. I went to give ex- class in You it was called ex this no longer exists. No. They had like a lab next to what was the academy and I see like a little room, which was like a really chemical laboratory deposit. And I' m telling you, look how much I' d rent in that place, because it' s not that I don' t live for. That' s a warehouse where we put debris, where we put stuff from the chemical thing. And I tell her no, but I can empower her and that like the spider woman. When I tell you that I paid two thousand pesos a month, you can imagine where I lived, you paid two thousand pesos, that in two thousand eighteen, two thousand seventeen.

28:26 Mans one thing. This is such a minimal thing. You' ll see. I' ll tell them to give it to me, well, you' re gonna put on a tablet to put on your mattress. So, like they found out how they hammered, I don' t know what, I don' t know how to call that a wooden board. Then I was like in the air. Then and they would put me like a coll I put like a quilt I passed like a mattress and my savannah I like everyone I don' t know how to chevere there not faggot, but my story and how from below you don' t come to start. As I say, that' s a net ja and as I tell you the luck of that ora I came and said I didn' t have a job.

29:06 Everyone goes through different things. What I got. Dis, but right now, he' s gonna do that as well as i co for your wea. But no, and I' m good at it. Gentlemen, my house was so small that I always called her it was like in my apartment all your reach. I wanted to lie down, my bet was going to cook. That' s how the soul would know. You know it ' s a China you' ve still made yourself. I used to do all the horca and how I didn' t have a place to grab. After that, already, after that, already the thing was improving me like it horrified or two thousand I didn' t save and already I went for a penh that photo costume, I didn' t fart or if nobody turned you ja and if I bathed, I just had to stop jahahaja, then I grabbed and saved, saved everything I could and left for a penhau that went another nightmare. All these illegal delistings. I didn' t tell them anything about papers, not little then. You know it' s as easy as it is because if they don' t see you black, there' s tiano, the police don' t stop you. That' s the way it is. That' s right, verse, that' s true.

30:19 What' s the matter? I was afraid that Venezuela was screaming a lot here, and if you turned around they would take you. That was a time here, yes, you don' t know, two thousand seventeen and eighteen. I had the Churchill, going through Blue wrong and if they shouted Venezuela and one day they said Venezuela. And if so when it is that I vote this little bit of the patrol that said it says mobile jail, that it walks like in the street and that it horrifies you all of a sudden in the mountains between the cessus and I threw myself for Blue Moll. Everything like there time, well, yeah, when I go on social networks or I don' t know what to regulate in that Venezuelan, that is to say in quotes Venezuela that means they shouted Venezuela, then still a group of whatsapps of many Venezuelans that you didn' t know anyone. It was like six hundred and a million people in it. If he screams in Venezuela, don' t turn and love. Now I' m going to Venezuela and he saw it like this. But even if you don' t believe it, you go to someone else. You can be Dominican You by inertia and hard, as I squeezed Venezuela and gave me like a thing in my neck. He didn' t walk it was ugly he came to the Panehouses to me he told me, he got to the Penthouse all right, but from here, at the Benhouse of the owner of the Academy ok Ay, that' s where I was, exactly where the deposit was. It ' s where I was. He had his own penhado. I told him there he told me there' s already a free room, or even if you want to rent it. I' m sure it' s great.

31:45 It was a service room, but it was much better. Sure, he was funny, he didn' t have to do the water next door anymore. You could get up. I already went to take three steps, at least clear, when I arrived many months passed, everything was rose- colored until another tenant, because it was a thought of four rooms the main one and she i three, so three little ones and one of the tenants there venetian too, which is what I tell you is difficult. Sometimes he ate the wife of the owner of the house and I went crazy until he found out and he told me I know you don' t know anything true in the room, because I don' t want you to get affected I didn ' t understand pangamen well. I thought it was a hit, but it wasn' t my gratification and I was illegal and I kind of kind of paid for it myself. I don' t know what it was that made my gratification come all the way to the apartment. There was that immigration ball on the street, looking for the Venezuelans brulu my I go down, I get into the couch as I can my love, I lock myself up with insurance. That' s where it starts, they start those screams. They open the door for me, they open the door. Come on, come on, and God, my God what' s going on, God, I was praying, I was subtracting that nora at the door. Then the owner texted me. Don' t go out, don' t make any noise like I felt like a horror movie. So Wow, I couldn' t do anything. Okay. They pick up everything He started that he didn ' t want to live in that house anymore than if I wanted to stay

33:15 in the penthouse and until it was sold, until it was sold because he was going to sell it, because he didn' t want it anymore. He had a bad memory of that place. And I said, well, it' s okay. I' m staying here, but I can' t afford the whole apartment, or it' s impossible to see clearly if he told me no, he doesn' t pay your rent is from the service room, but your penthout my love. It' s a week from my birthday. I made a pariah in the pendejo. I had a jacu if in full in a tail tower is the highest. I saw the city of Monte for the room, in case for the main room. I bought my dog, my tor bought that your house, that happy one. That was every weekend I tempt man and go in the jacuzz and I my room with that TV because he left everything b was cooking maybe all air conditioning.

33:57 I didn' t pay for the spectacular light. I lived, I lived like a contrast, like today I have tomorrow I don' t ah ay ay ay y me take advantage. I learned to live life in the moment. If this is what I have to take advantage of waw and I jostled it until I knocked on the migration door. No, ah, well, you' re so- and- so. It' s not if it ' s not a man here, the guy who' s a whore. If you tell me yes, you, Fulla, no, it was, no, no. I' m Jose jaw and you' re what you ' re doing here. No, I' m here rented. Ah, so pick up his things that you' re under arrest. Oh, the whole bank is coming in an hour, what a love. I grabbed the dog over here, the suitcase, this way I call the owner of the house Mira is going through this and pull out the TV, get out everything you clear detached, the big TV out of the room and the rane called a friend by then, a friend who was my moon, said come with your car. Now I put everything in and I put my dog in, I pack up, I put my clothes in, I put the TVs in, I don' t forget I already have it. Put in the TV and start up to the sun of saying I have asked myself about the TV, you my viewers what I can I put all that I could and after that, well, now the thing. I said what. Tomorrow it was pussy, because I took out my papers I lived and already here in my own apartment, that is, mine I do not live with anyone, my apartment, with my three rooms, my puppy, decorating, decorating, recovering,

35:30 I saw in the Story everything improved. That' s what I' m telling you. Migration is for everyone. You have to be. I ' m telling you, right now, thank you very much. Of course I' m telling you a lot of killing. Right now, I' m real, but it' s not easy. I mean, for the one who' s what I' m saying here, he doesn' t need my graro who' s in his quiet house, because he really doesn ' t. I left Venezuela because the country demanded that I leave. I ' m not that crazy guy that woe to me. I saw in Europe amine over there, as I have seen many houses, there is no net here. What wants to live a dream somewhere else that I tell you to be here you had more life, more career. I' m telling you in the artistic part, you' re there, dancing in a restaurant and dancing on a street. What an eye. All work is worthy, All work is worthy, but what need is for you to lose so many things that can make you grow in your own country, that your country can push you to go there to spend work elsewhere. I mean, I egg and I repeat I' m here because Venezuela asked me out. But if Venezuela hadn' t fallen into what fell, they wouldn' t have gone to any. Sure, I think I' m still making my country real.

36:37 Wow or naoming your story. There' s a whole microphone. Tell your story,' cause when you get us here a map to sound like it ' s done, chay doesn' t. But you can tell me a story about yours from despiring my love for me or feeling that I am. I think I' m going there, contrasting yours. Maybe it can be rotated. I' m married here I came for my husband. Ah, you came for your husband. I came in ok He' s military and finished his studies back in Nicaragua, or he was in the third year. I don' t remember the year I' m Mama the Palafea. When I was in third grade. There is a play where he was celebrated on the thirty- fifth anniversary of the army and needed dancers. Then I know him there. You don' t know how sweaty I am to see a young man. One after that he' s going to finish his study that was two years old. It was five years over there. I met him in third grade. They were missing. He turned back and I tell him no longer this to see, but first he gave me a ring and of all means he tells me yes that I want you to go with me, that there we are going to make a family, that this I weep all of love, sea at sea, a nice wax all to read to me.

38:05 The Dominicans have that which is very good, at least mine, which is romantic, tic, romantic really, and the doctor does not yes, yes, really yes, and that misses me in military poque. Of course I don' t know what people talked military and truth then he' s coming. I say like that, I don' t know people understand that it' s like they see it came here, so I won' t want you to burn that fear of father. Well, because she has a girl. If you look what happened then I was in college and he said no. I can' t leave yet because of that and when time goes by, I don' t look. It' s just that this isn ' t gonna work. Me here and you there I don' t know what you do, what you do and you don' t know what I do either is true and you don' t. He told me he' s not going to hit, we' re going to hit it, if you can, if you can. I don' t trust men much, but he to but something with it says, says, says and I tell Mom I' m going on vacation to Dominican and he calls me tabio.

39:10 I' ll pay for the first ticket. I' ll pay for it. I was, that was before I stayed true, the first trip. I come here, I' m in the house. He has a house over there with his mom, who lives with his vacá mom and so I analyze the situation as if I' m coming here. I can' t live with my father- in- law. I mean, besides seeing the mother- in- law a real love, but no, I mean, no, not clear, of course, it' s not that she doesn ' t. And I analyze like this and start seeing Academy, see what I can do. I' m going to do some classes and I see people are very good. Dancing here and I make it good, let' s see I' m going back to my country. I' m still doing my stuff over there. Tells me the bell come back. Six months were actually spent talking Nicaraguan. Come back and they' ll come back and whatever I mean, I' ll stay in the house locked him up working.

40:08 He left at five o' clock in the morning military as such arrived at nine o' clock at night and I in the house locked up with the mother- in- law and so did my mother. Sure, you, you say no. I don' t want to see you, of course not. Suddenly I go to another to see a situation happens in the country, that there is a terrible civil war, all truth, the country turns you go like Venezuela and so I analyzing here there is no longer going to be work in Nicaragua, yes there I will be locked in the house with the mother- in- law and you nothing like that. I' m going to see there what I do and tell my mom I' m going on vacation again I' m going to get there and already when I ' m three months old here, of course, you know and I couldn ' t tell my mom I' m an only daughter and I' m not going to call her look. I' m going to be clear I ' m going to leave you I can' t tell you that because of course and I say today on vacation and when he comes back fork, I ' m going to extend myself a little longer, because I found something to do. Lie was still in the house, locked up the walls, with the mother- in- laws and my God then it happens that I start sending my resume to the academies. Miraki Mira, it was just opened here.

41:30 I saw my curriculums write to me if you see that to the class and I don' t know what. I think there' s like a vacancy because I' m sending a résumé for a teacher. True, and when I got there, not that I was already busy with all the professor ' s vacancies, but you can stay for a class. They wanted me to be like the student and I stay I do the class Maria Lycia is one of the owners does the contemporary class with me and the girl who did the class didn' t like Maria Alicia K and she tells me Mira, tomorrow you' re going to give the contemporary class and I said already because what happens, because she didn' t like it, because the girls were advanced and she taught it the kind of beginner viginets. Okay, so she was like, uh- huh. But give me more because the next day I go my love and I put that kind of flip head over here, over there, over here and says look, you' re going to do the one that' s going to give the class. You stay, you ' ve got, swallow, oh, I' ve got something, I ' ve got a ticket. The class is not well paid to see, at least at that time. That' s still the reality. Dancing and Saving That' s another topic, because it' s the reality of the dancer. Yeah, so she sees how I treat little girls. I am to see, I am an ogre, but with the little girl I love it. Yeah,' cause I' m a dick. It' s like my way of being my culture. You know, he knows. I

43:01 ' m kind of an expert. I can relax with you, but there ' s forgiveness. No, it can' t be just like sound, it' s serious and then I' m very strict. Then, but you have to know how to talk to the girls, of course, because in pain is to say, the same thing that has to is a clear teenager, of course and she sees me that I treat her like this You, You could give the kind of vale de prevale and I, of course, I had nothing to do. I had the free all my day, of course, and so she gave me hours of class from three o' clock in the afternoon to eight o' clock in the night. I had school time. But wow, of course, it was an exploit, an exploit, but you were out with, like, 30, 000 pesos.

43:42 Oh, well, uh- huh, but of course, to start clear. Monday through Friday, even the shoes had nothing to do. The glory, right. But when I got here, my husband tells me you' re not going to find a job that easy and I told him why not, because here' s a wedge. If you have a wedge, you won' t stick and there in Nicaragua. And Mom would tell me but it was to land me here. They hire you because you' re my daughter, because my mom' s a teacher, okay, my dad hires you here because you' re my daughter, not because you' re the best, not because you know, but the mom, my mom was so you' d curl me up. And when I come here, I say well, if they hired me there for my mom, now here I didn ' t hire, of course, because bad that good, I put it in your head. Be clear it works for you and then he tells me that by wedge nothing else, and I wedge that if it doesn' t have connects, if you don' t know the person, so that that person knows the day up and gets you can' t get in. And me and me sending the résumés and I said nothing what I' m going to do. And that' s what happened. I hesitated about four months watching my house and mother- in- law Wow on your Franca case, ah Tranca. It wasn' t difficult for me because to see the job

45:13 your exact wife, he worked and he carried the food and I was the one maintained, but I got married and when I got here and you got here, when you cangas yes and I heard her scream what they were called. Not that she' s a love. Oh, okay, but my travel is not I net, I had what those strongest cultural clashes were, because my magic story is that it' s something of a princess. Yeah, but that' s what everyone says. But what cha says makes sense your partner there, you came for a couple now a couple like that or not. I came alone and I follow just how it' s going to be alone. Yes, you can call number eight, only nine, nine, but yes, mature hair, because someone from the stories says that I ' m here on the Internet. The hardest part is feeling like you don ' t belong here or there. After a while. That' s very much it. It' s very true. For example, I didn' t feel like I belonged to Panama, because it' s not the same that you succeed in a country that goes super well that you have your job, but if when you get up, you say you' re not here now, I don' t feel comfortable here, even if you' re well, with a salary, well have eaten in your house, you don ' t lack a roof, but you don' t like it. It ' s one of the hardest things. He also made me leave Panama because I could have kept trying. I could keep trying, trying, trying, but it was the fact that I wasn' t comfortable. I mean, I was walking and it was like I always carried, like a heaviness on

46:45 me. I felt something like heavy. I had to leave and I went to Ecuador to beat him there I did better. And or two years from Panama that you came to work on. Well, I earned twenty- two is the day you know the dolls that blow up Ah you get inside it was a brand of pills. You gave me the name of the brand, but I don' t know what the pill was about. If I was within that under the sun of Panama. Ay o en cagente when the theme of capacity reded your life to the doll running and I delivered flyers through all the windows of the cars and when it turned green and that was twenty daily, twenty dollars a day wow. This has drunk a lot of mine, yeah, dude, yeah, for two years on that no, no, no. Then I did the same thing on the street, but he' s doing polls, asking him what do you like the burger of such a place or the burger of such a place? The chips are better from such a place or such a place? And surveying the people they told me I had to fill more than fifty people a day, because the iPad looks at him ignores, looks at the despair of money. The iPad was recording the interviews, and me and the owner were gonna realize if I was interviewing.

47:54 Really, ladies, it was a lie already and I used to and yes, but please speak here, speak here, please speak so that it could be heard, so that I could get the twenty dollars, so that they could pay me. Well, it was a lie now for later on, so I' d get there. I didn' t work it out and after I got home and filled it up in my house without getting out of my bed. Yeah, no, yeah, no, yeah, yeah. Te. Those were my jobs. Basically dancing in Panama, which was, I mean, it' s my career. Even if many people say that the dance that you go to video at the dance, I live from the dance, that is to say I studied and although people pointed out to me a lot like that you will live from the dance, you will live from the dance, well since I currently live from the dance. Sure. I help my mommy, as I said. Help me help Daddy. I have my house, I pay for my food, I pay for my thing, I give myself my luxury, I give myself my way out. But decorate the house, redecorate the house. Chew to the doctors, the architects, my friends borrow me yuda, but I am the dancer. I' m the one who doesn' t have it. So I, of that I couldn' t live in Panama, I mean, I, I could never tell you that I threw a little foot in Panama ever and I imagine that for you it was hard ok. Yeah, that' s your step.

49:02 It' s one of the things that fails people who sometimes have to what I told you at the beginning forget that one was such a guy in my country, here you have to roll forward and forget that you were a dancer, and that' s what kept me standing, so I think I had in that sense my head set in the place that was and I accepted that I wasn' t going to dance, but obviously, wishing it and everyone did you always made your mom think that everything was okay, that everything was wonderful. Saca' s gonna find out right now that for Mommy always. For example, the theme of the restaurant girl who broke my resume less is that Mommy is one of the women who gets very mortified. Then it makes him see everything as a marvel. I was telling Mommy if Mommy, you ' re okay. Yeah, Mommy, I' m here at a restaurant.

49:50 Men throws rock or sausage in the house, but for Mommy, I didn' t want to mortify Mommy. There' s already a lot of trouble in Venezuela. Mortified company. The ra question cheche why I say how that opportunity came from Ecuador If you weren' t dancing in Panama, that is, explain yourself, he departed h not for Instagram for all the videos I had, but ah it was already old video Aha or he was a stroke of luck, a divine gift from God. It was God who told him a crazy thing to do to you or not for such or crazy a sheath of a movie God that said already I fucked you a lot to see we are going to reward you now that you did very well and that worked out for me. Wow. Why did he say remote for you to know, to enjoy yourself too much what he thinks of people who say Venezuela has managed Mira. It is not one to see the comparison of Venezuela two thousand sixteen fifteen and sixteen to Venezuela two thousand twenty- four. Clearly there' s a change. I' m not a nationalist. I' m going to leave it clear because I know you' re going to be able to throw a lot of stuff in the comments. I' m not the nationalist.

50:59 I love my father and very much I open my flag and with great pride I am Venezuelan, but here I do not have it stuck here on the forehead that for anything fights, because there are people who are so nationalist that not even the national anthem are known of their country. Then in that sense, I' m not going to tell you the truth. Venezuela has improved. But telling you that wow Venezuela changed. Venezuela changed. It' s because of the fact that they now see so many open places, so much open entertainment. There are some things that have gone with a certain soldier, certain soldiers that those infinite concert. I think they do more gigs than here in the Dominican Republic itself. But get better. Getting better is when a country has good public health, when there are equipped hospitals, when they do not lack basic things that both the country and the citizens need. So, when that happens, I can tell you we' re on our way because moving to Venezuela after all this has happened, it' s not overnight.

51:52 It has to take many years for the country to sit back down. But now that I' m glad that people can have awareness, that they have moments to enjoy, that they have moments to distract themselves, that' s great, because we' re not going to punish Venezuela either. It ' s wrong. You' ve got to be wrong, too. Sure, I mean, there are times, because there are a lot of people out there. I can tell you that the Venezuelan who is moderately better, is the Venezuelan who has some member of his family outside the country, because it is coming to zero, because you get the money and a question, because I don' t know how real it was that at the time of travel one has to carry certain things of basic need. It' s right that I win you poll something that was a stage of that, that of the Pope. It was a stage where there was nothing, where you said you' re going to assume that you had everything empty and that I am, but notice. Yeah, okay, right now, there' s my love that you' re all right in the food. There, okay, that' s full, it' s full, but I' m telling you, there are things that have gotten better. I mean, everything' s been progressive. But to tell you that wow Venezuela changed, of course not, and in the case of Nicaragua, the situation like that of Venezuela by the government, the government destroyed the country. There was a war because to those. What granny is called, he feels the aged aha. They ' re not going to retire at sixty- five anymore They' re going to be seventy- five, OK, and they' re going to take away a percentage of their retirement. Also then youth faced and said it can

53:25 ' t be because at what ages we' re going to reach us. Then we' re working till we' re eight. Sure, sure, then the youth turned around and there was a civil war and they killed a lot of people and from there, look at me. From there the country doesn' t really work, but your family, that is, you have to send help or they have to send help or they don' t. Let' s see, if there' s work, okay, there' s work. Isn' t it like there was no work? Here, there' s work, you can live. But, for example, if you' re not part of that party, you' re going to be ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah - ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah - ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah - ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah - ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah - ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah - ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah - ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah - ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah - ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah - ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah - ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah - ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah - ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah- ah) I don' t live. No, for example, Look, you can' t go out on the street with the Nicaraguan flag. Why, because it' s like it' s not the official flag. The official flag for them in Nicaragua is that of the OW Wow party. Look, if you knew that I have very little information on Nicaragua' s face. Even I think a lot of people have little information about Nicaragua and one like how you tasted it organized in Miss Universe.

54:40 Ah exact, Oh, thank you for real, for what happens is not lying down. Oh, yeah, that' s right. That can ' t really enter the truth because he' s got his flag of Nicaragua. Oh, God, yeah, I like it It' s really a whereve contest that I didn' t edit. This one' s nothing. But when so many worlds win, it' s a treat That' s not me You don' t win the universe. Of course I celebrate and I cried when he won, because he was really excited too is that we didn' t have any miss univers any put. The only one I think got him any further was week waving the top Teng and it was two thousand seven over there and over there, fifteen and ten. They are here, but they are countries. I think both countries are made- up. Yes, that is when they tell you, for example, in my case, when they tell me that Venezuela is fixed, Venezuela is made up. You grab a little water pot. Did my salar fu have the truth? I had the truth of the country that there are little things that aren' t right at all, that are made up. Of course, yes, exactly no, no, no or nothing. That' s about lagoamizing the.

55:47 So it' s true. It is not that the point most brings me to the situations given. I know you don' t, but the point is to see. Today, I also learned, as I told you at first to see life. So many things are going on, too, to keep mortifying yourself. One of you best made a laugh. You said out of the air before they started recording that carolgique to that the bastard that she passes of humility and you fall for my humility. Bro don' t mean, but in what sense woe to you that I was a little flame that cost me that this is good for everyone. It cost my daughter, but you' re rich now You' re there You' ve got a soldier in the concert. Put that down. I saw the moment, live the moment the t- shirt to see, but I' ve been told that she' s like that. Really. She' s really super human.

56:53 Yeah, but human is one thing, and to make sense of someone else ' s humility, you don' t know what happened to me. Also with the Miss Universe. She was having a hard time, too You know, I know, I know her, and I know she' s from a family. If I taught her it was my tingue, uh, of course I was left to pass the l and dance I taught my migrant. All right. Hey, then there comes a time like you' re tired of history. You understand how it comes to you. I' m coming to that podcast. It makes you happy. Tells you the story that I ' m very humble I' ll tell you another one again. My daughter already lives the moment. Yeah, you' re my universe Stop saying I didn' t even have to go. Yes, yes, that' s what Francis says I saw God, so I saw him blessing that we already understand, yes or that you passed. That' s what happens to me.

57:47 You do feel like you' re already being victimized. Shut up, you' re already a jinx that' s called that effect. I didn ' t put it on. Now, oh, God, the truth is. Yeah, or it' s good. We' re going to keep reading stories, tie Francisca up. They spent Christmas and New Year alone because they either had plans with friends or went on trips. It was very you of those dates I no longer like. For example, I don' t have a problem with that date. All my Dominican friends invite me to their house. For example, Laura, Isabel invites me a lot. That for everyone I know invites me to his house a lot. I tell you not to ask me why. Because to me that' s as family as they ' re all eating counting between family and that beautiful thing. And so ah ah don' t look at me not some friends that I say to the birds without family, to the hear me of brompa anger so that all can receive part and they went instants stops and my family and I say to him you want merinta twenty- four come. I stay as well as ah yes, I spent the first year here in nowhere. I don' t like it. I went to my house. In fact, I until one day you Ne McDonald, ay noche che I ignore it, not me until I got to know how I knew Venezuelans who made food, that is, they earned their life doing the Christmas era of seeing us not or the Venezuelan one and I bought them and did my thing in me alone. Yeah, no, but you don' t have a Venezuelan friend here too and you have a group of friends who do. But, for example, many of my Venezuelan friends have since if their little couples, their things and go to their family, I don' t fuck with people and you stay alone in your house. Chi yes, many times what guest, you know is made of

59:20 birds in families of that moment you really did not wear gold many times ay no, no, no, I don' t say yes, I have friends who have invited me. I' m the one who' s not going. I' m the one who' s novating. It just feels weird being in a place where you have to talk to her. But you don' t understand the conversation. But look and really, really in my house we didn' t spend it, great, eat not really eat. Yeah, well, you know, but look at you year' s gonna invite you. Vote well, ay permit. I spend it dancing, he goes a thirty- one and he dances like that and there are times that I, to forget about it, work if he works the date and for example, I work last year with a lady to throw a French party.

1:00:04 There' s a story we' ve made a Frenchman. I don' t think I can be any more There' s someone else who can, which is when they gave you the visa to that account, well, it goes to the visa. I' m that gringa, the fat visa because I was in Venezuela, we had, we had time spent in American Basin. That' s where I was denied. Okay. When I went to the Venezuelan embassy to the Americana, I carried all my carpetica and came a woman who started to talk with stories to no. I was canceled for such a thing not that I was denied, such a thing not that my aunt said the other time. You have to do this, you have to dress like this. And I was horned. I said, my God, shut up about what' s not going on. That was on my first date, my first denial. There comes one that' s in front of me and tells him I have all these fake papers and I, listening, I said gentlemen, how you' re going to have fake papers. Yeah, I say I have an apartment, I have a car that I don' t know what. All this was done to me by my lawyer. It ' s all fake. You know, but you think that, but I think Ted has the whole life of terato. Everything I stay like that I eat well, I do, I have everything true, like when it happens she approved what I what. Well, I' m very much in favour of it That' s when I don' t think I' ll talk about it. I go and my interview and your mom I' ll be at the house and your dad I' ll tell you at the house and you what you want the visa for, because I want to travel to America.

1:01:32 I was twenty- one there. I want to travel to Venezuela United States. Ah very well, and you who dedicates myself Dancer demo a second burned trin. She' s the woman coming out. Turns out the woman was the consula, she was a dancer her young times and she tells me let' s go diagonally tane ay pussy. She spoke to me in terms of dance. Make me a diagonal and milk I give you my love. Of course why I' m cudrem but ha ha ha river for has one side. Oh, yeah, well, he screams, how come he doesn ' t give it to my surprise. She tells me ok ay, my bread came again and I tell her so tired what I or I had never done. I' m the one who turns and looks like I' ve never graduated and she tells me that I was a dancer. I wanted to see if you weren' t lying to me and I was crazy and I or what I made you one last, ah I didn' t get approved.

1:02:36 Subis has been approved. Please give me those four of them and this there thumbs and I wanted to ride. Haha tells me oh, take off the events. I' m running out, I forgot a little something. You have properties, what a devil I' ll have properties with twenty- one years old. Sure, she got excited because she was dancing. So she' s kind of taken from love to dance and I tell her well, my mommy' s apartment, I Daddy' s and it' s from us we' re not rented. It' s like that. Ah well, there' s a change in your result. His vis has been denied. I don' t have it I don' t think I stayed there after then diagonal, not after I could see that I was already married, because the diagonar that can put the follire and I said ox no and I grabbed my carbetic. When I go out I see the woman who has the fake documents, happy I looked at her with a hate and anyone goes back to telling the truth. Well, nothing left me. I got here, everything happened. I go to my appointment here after almost ten years, then eleven years later and I apply again for a visa because I never had the need for the American Ivisa. I' ve never been crazy about the American visa, but I said I' d like the birthday, my birthday, celebrate it in America. After I saw this whole thing from the too for fi, from the little ones, really and I want, I enjoy that whole good, whole little happens, then yes, for the other days, that is, nothing is done. I' m going to my date,

1:04:10 it was at the embassy that it' s scary, that is to say it' s designed for you to come in with terror, like you ' re in as well as scared, like looking for all sides a lady is coming. We' re making the ranks and the same of all life to talk about stories, how they denied it, to eat than to go dressed and so I respect the story. I said well nothing came a woman with disabilities. I' m looking at her. I' m mad and I see some people from the consul who stopped bitterly she kind of didn' t drink coffee. Negada, Negada, Negada, because you say it so nega, you say it to populi the interview listens to everyone locker, they are lockers, but the consuls when they call you mega denied, when it is approved, stick that do not yawn it when it is approved, approved and when it is denied, so listen to it. Santo Domingo, you and aha there I am another deta. There it' s literal there and I see everyone. Denied nega a dane gado I said don' t touch me that woman, my God I don' t touch that woman. Next door was a spectacular blond boy with a coffee rate approving as a crazy thing he' d tasted and said to touch me the Dad God to touch me was for approval. I know I' ll be touched by him. Well, the lady comes in and apologizes to me You can turn to the girl she' s disabled in. I told him, of course, of course, because he touched me. She was with the crazy woman she denied.

1:05:30 I told him, of course, there put my love in there or put it in line, they put me in haste is the boy tells me welcome and I thank you. He' s nervous, but I was nervous. Thank you, thank you And your mom tells me I said, it can ' t be that tomorrow she asks the same question and I in Venezuela, she touched you with the guy. In the end, the guy touched me in the guy his mom in Venezuela and his dad in Venezuela. And why you' re asking for the American alert. And then because I' d like to keep quiet, I was trained. I' d like to apply for an American visa so I can celebrate my birthday in the United States. And why not another country. It' s because I' ve traveled a lot and I don' t know America. And if the visa can' t go and for how long, for three days, because my work won ' t allow me. You know I' m in that tuileria for three days because my work won' t let me. I have to go back to you. I' ve got it. It' s a few days that I' m allowed my job, an office job, any pod.

1:06:30 So you tell me oh, and your mom I say in Venezuela, Oku this is legal here. I say so. Of course, he passed my Dominican cards, because I have dominical dula next year. I' m in Nagua, nationality. How to sing my haha. Then I' ll pass him my ceudo and pass him my residence. You have everything and you tell me oh, but this was four years ago and you have in the country and the other four. I said later let' s say you' re illegal. Oh, of course because they told me. Yeah, they told me I don' t know about lying at the embassy. You' re telling the truth. I had four years in an illegal way and now I ' ve regularized myself from it. Then all my savings. I had a trial, I told him, and I got my papers out, but now I' m legal. I like living here and I know you' re not going to be the same in America. What he did in the Dominican Republic. You' ve already told him that decision about you. You' ll see me and try it on. Or you didn' t tell yourself.

1:07:31 Oh, because in Korea how I' m going to lie to him and say if I lie to you there on the little chico computer, you have the clear information you' re going to know what I' m lying to you. Tephrate the truth. I hope you' ll deny it to me. To be honest. You told me God, I love your attitude. I said how beautiful you belong to the Bolivarian Government of Venezuela. Or you support me if I' m here for something No, I don' t support it. If I' m not my country, if I wanted my government. I had my country clear and clear ok chacha like that gives me the keys love like crazy things, raca, lock another house. Yeah, you wouldn' t. It' s been approved. There' s zero without chow, zero without show four fingers, because I said right now when the two god says, take off your fingers that there' s time talking. I said ay no so that you have or I' m going to talk about how little I' m groping doesn' t tell me there ' s a mistake. Sure, four of two fingers. When he took my passport, I did. Thank you very much, my Amon. I was crossing the street of how the Republic of Colombia has already been to such an embassy, with her shouting the crazy one in the Republic of Colombia and on my birthday, exactly on my birthday. I went on a trip or spent my birthday like he did to us. When one manifested it, I manifested it and I was given three of May I was in Miami, Wow, so you know. It was to my Wow exactly on my birthday, because I applied for the notice without any plans that it was my birthday.

1:09:02 Ah lie, that was something I said for the moment and in the end I manifested it and it was given on my birthday I was Miami. Look how good, Wow' s to pretend to give you a little something, really not, but that one, lady who told you that 11 years ago, say what you put your finger with that illusion, Oh really what property to have cries look sorry, but that means, it' s not mine, he' s counting. He does laugh, but it gives him something. Yes eye means that there are things that give you, but in time, you no longer, but I' m really going to grab a sling now for that one, ma' am, also after he puts you to dance look at a documentary that is himself. No. No. No.

1:09:44 No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. No, God, yes, I make you, sir we ' re going to the boss to keep making tales with che Chaina Yomi, thank you for being here in this episode. I really wow, when I heard those stories, I said no. No. No. You have to come and do it for that very reason, because people think that sometimes so easy and they don' t know everything that a square touches to live so they can get to where it is, to be able to get how difficult it is for you to emigrate to another country and really it' s wow I do. I' d like to quit, since I had the chance and I' ve always wanted it. As I say, and today that I am on this platform, that I know that it has a lot of strength, is that every person who is going to emigrate first has to have, as I say to them, know, that strength and that courage, to be clear that they are not going to be the same as they were in their country. And the key to success is to respect the country you reach, respect its culture and adapt. I think that from when you get to the point of adapting, you also get to the point of knowing other things that can nourish you. And without you know, without being that predisposition that my country like this and here it is, I don' t like it. If I don' t like it, sao isn' t the way you like it. It' s how it' s done here, and with respect, I think everything' s achieved. So I think that ' s what people should be clear about when they decide to leave the country, respect where you' re going. Yeah, all right, really.

1:11:09 Thank you, thanks to Dominica. Thank you so much for both of us for really loving us. Yeah. Look, I feel good about that. What you said that we Dominicans are yes, we are hospitable and super is something that characterizes and that' s real, that is, when I was told, it' s not Dominican. They' re an amazing thing. Yeah, as I tell you too, I might have told you a bad story that I had in Panama. Yes, of course I do. You don' t mean that in general it is. We both have a little pebble we stumbled upon. I another started with one of millions of Panamanians and the rest of the Panamanians that I knew, I love them and I still have a lot of contact with them, a lot of pep contact In fact, I had in Venezuela recently and I was with a Panamanian friend with whom I was there when I lived in Panama. Wow how nice if I go to the boss to continue enjoying with Gechi Niomi thanks to a new time.

1:12:00 Or you dance, you' re both still at the dance. Yeah, yeah, yeah, okay, perfect you teach or something you have and I keep teaching at the same Academy OK. But good and have and ride I particular, I have everything no wedding can call me. I do the whole event for you, of course, but you ride it or dance it. Also the crazy one already two voices, it' s mounted and I' m riding more. Yes, he thinks, for example, there' s something nice that the Dominican Republic gave me, and it gave me the opportunity. For example, this year I was the choreographer of a sovereign prize. Oh yeah, yeah, so, after eight years, like you know, you work decently, honestly, it comes to you like that fruit and I know this is one of the most important shows that the Dominican class has and I had the joy of at least being the choreographer of the urban segment.

1:12:45 Then every sacrifice carries as a prize. I know what I' m saying, working with respect and honesty takes you places. That' s nice, gentlemen, we' re going to the bye- choil T. Tell the podcast.