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0:06 Welcome in all of you to one more edition of Medos coupe my name, Julio Flores, I greet you. I give you the most welcome cuts tonight. Today is the night of June 2nd of the twenty- four thousand. We' re totally live. We' re starting the second hour of the program. Thanks to all the people who are currently connected. We' re live 11 at night with five minutes. Greetings to the people there from Tiktok Francisco Flores. Greetings also to Viso. Thank you very much and we are starting the second hour. Let' s hit it all. This second hour is going up in. I think Wednesday or Thursday next week. So, for the podcast people who are enjoying it that day, I' m glad you' re here. No, then let' s get back to the transmission. Eight hundred and thirty- one, twenty, three, eighty- six, six hundred and six. Says dinner birrie and watching tonight' s show as birria eh. Here' s the picture, huh? Greetings and and supply there with the bird eh. That' s why they say good night to us as well as the Torreon' s greetings. Look at you.
1:19 Follow my cake I bought to eat watching on the show. Oh, don' t go too far, I love curly, uh, laughs I love. I like them very, very good cake. It looks very rich, but son, they are very dangerous cakes for chubby people like me, because we get it up, we get ants with so much sugar, but it looks good. Hello Julio you will be able to send a greetings to my sister Jack link Ie his birthday greetings also in pra you as law many congratulations you celebrate many years more and I send you a strong hug. July, good night to you all. In michoacán tombs are refused to bury. Two or three close relatives buried him with his grandmother and mother lay a hole in a sack. Oh, yeah, that' s right, I knew it' s normal. In my view, it' s normal. Just because they refuse don' t make niches like that. Not good night July to my family is summer. I' ve got a guy with brain problems.
2:13 He hasn' t grown up and he' s like a kid when he was a kid. The big ones didn' t take him because of what the dogs in the house never left him. It was only because they found him on the lost mountain that they were barking in the middle of the mountain and only so they found him. Don' t stain when you want to dial to count it forward. Hey, I' d really appreciate it. If you want to dial to tell that story. Hi Julio I am writing to you from Arequipa, Peru. This happened to my sister ten years ago. She was pregnant and so at the end my brother- in- law came well night after work because she was a taxi driver, I saw that dogs always bark at the health center, which is half a square away from my mom' s house where they lived. He also found it odd because there was no one, and that took several days until one day my sister started washing clothes to use the baby. That' s where he got a hemorrhage and walked to the health center. That' s where she was taken to the hospital. They had to intervene in an emergency. The baby wasn' t born dead because he drowned with blood. We gave a Christian burial and the baby and my sister looked very weak, because we almost left.
3:22 After this strange things happened at home. I was visiting and being in the flash- video kitchen that a kid ran through. I thought that was weird,' cause it didn' t make any noise. As I passed and entered where my son was with his little cousins, but none had come out good. I left it there my sister who was still very weak, couldn' t leave it alone one afternoon at about five o' clock in the afternoon. Everyone who was in the house got sleepy allows bandage, I don' t go hanged. Please, it made them sleepy, but strong, that they fell asleep. My brother- in- law says it' s between asleep and awake. He saw that his door had a black shadow, which was not so dark, he had feet and that he could not say or do anything, until he tried to lift my sister who was on the side. He got up there just pur reacting and since that day they didn' t leave my sister alone because they said death wanted to take her away. I was already afraid to go and visit them because you went and saw that they put knives, scissors and a bucket of water in the Bible and even smoked cigarettes because they said that that scared the souls that wanted to come for it. That' s how about a week and a half went by, my brother started to get better, and he never saw that shadow again. About a month before all this happened. My brother was washing her clothes at night. She says she passed almost over, raised an owl screaming loudly that she had been scared and says that' s when my niece' s soul took her. That' s why they say owls are malagüero birds.
4:46 I hope you read it. I have another story I' ll be sending you. Well, let' s send the link to the person we tell the story about here. I don' t think owls were omen birds. The truth and we' ve always recommended it here on the show. Don' t hurt owls or any other little animals. We do have a call here Good night. Night good night as we already have the taste of Joaquin at such a peak. What an oncu AquÃn, how you' re doing here a lot of chamba. There I had taken off a little bit of videscop, but I' m coming back. How nice, how nice of you to be here? Welcome, welcome to tonight that we' re not going to lend this kid, because something that seems interesting to me.
5:33 On Friday there was a small conference, yes, at the House of Tantic Culture, which spoke of legends of old people. Oh, that' s so cool. It was very well a researcher, very very this one is seen that made his good chamba and now that traditional aero told the stories, truth, nothing more. He spent two three positive days and said this is about telling the legends, which he told several very interesting, but there were two that caught my attention that I said these are worthy to tell us, to comment on them. That' s good. The first one talks about the fact that you know more or less old town, yes, very good less very pretty. Yeah, you know there' s a military camp here for a long time. In fact, when I go out, heading for Tampico, I grab down the street, seven up and pass by as a military to itself exactly, well, in fact the story happens so that when it goes out there is a high school. Yeah, actually, there' s a school, right, well, it used to be the old way to get to the good OK barracks. So, behind that area is a school right now, because there' s a high school, which is the Cowide. Then they say that in those times we are talking perhaps about the
7:08 beginning of the century. Perhaps, because it was in the military camp, but because in its old beginnings, yes, there was, as always there was, a military colony. But at that time, imagine how many they were. So there was a little house where some guy was I mean, I guess he' s an officer or something, so she and his wife, so tell the story, because the military guy thought it was like that. Chamba touched him, however, and went on an assignment. That' s where he comes back. And then all is well, but you know that being a people, everything is known. No, then I ate him Listen, your handcuffs are coming. So, uh, not this one, because you could imagine then they tell that that person by the question of where he lived, because he always carried a machete. Okay, because there were snakes and iron and so forth, it was to get to that area.
8:13 So, then, the cuate is told to the wife, no, because you know what, because I already touch your assignment, I go and there you see and you leave to your errand and others goes, because, obviously, because the skate is made, the madman turns back and walks, because between the care to get to his house. And you find yourself among the city because they were in those very loving ones and say no, this is not it. And so, you know, it lit up, and so, you had a lot of fun in your hand. You' ll figure out that because they' re hit by the two oxen you know, but then he already realizes, already when he says the action that the assistant was this was an officer superior to him mandale said no. I didn' t get a book of this one here, and then he runs away, because everything' s quiet down there, isn' t it? But then they say that in that area they have seen that headless woman walking around face, that some have found him and that they say that, to be more gloomy the matter suddenly throws their head at their feet, do not stain names.
9:35 You' ll imagine the poor quates. Well, this one, yes, is creepy. The matter of itself the street is still quite gloomy today, eh it is far from everything, well, as it turns out that already in time, that place becomes the prepa that we talked about before. Yeah, so, here comes what jumps from the legend. To another thing, he told us the person who still could see the old foundations of that house. There was the border with his school. Then he says there came a time when there was a restructuring of the school and so on, and then we' re going to renew it. Then the government hires a jalapa company.
10:30 It arrives, because the company brings its staff from there Yes and they decide to establish a camp in what it sold to be the school football field that divided at that time. A Mayan says to maya corla a Mayan cyclone, precisely with the foundation of that house was seen on the other side. Then it was these parts there that set up their camp, for all to give. Then they say that, as it is the area, it is a bit of heat and those quates come from a cool area. So, they' re not used to it, and well, what do we do?
11:15 And so they get out of their little cobachites, little houses and because they were there talking and chilling as they could there in the night and they see a woman pass through the corla Maya, that is, on the one hand, yes, and because one of them is profited. No ahori, I' m going to ask you who it is to see, because already looking for something, I wanted to throw it away. Yes, and the others still stabbing him no, for if you dare not how or not and start walking and all the others well that comes to the woman and stays with her for a moment and then, suddenly they see that the woman is fuom keeps walking and gets lost between. Imagine the darkness that is out there true, and but see that the room stays quiet and they say they already hit it or something like that they thought, yes, but see that it did not move, because they go to see it and they find everything stuck to the poor one they gave his two toscachetans to react, until by bin and they already ask him why it happened to you. Not that you were going to roll at him. And man says when I approached and saw him they say he had no face. I couldn' t see her and then I turn around and see her feet floating. No, don' t stain ducklings for them to run. Yeah, well, I can' t and I can' t run anymore, it' s stuck with the poor, yeah, now they' re all stuck. Then the person even says well, then it was no longer such a legend, because people outside the area who
12:46 did not know the legends found that zero truth and this and it says that they continued to see it. But as soon as they were aware of the matter, their dens were locked up. Heat or not heat And well, there are several more stories, but another one that I do find interesting because it takes points that we have heard other stories of medeoscopá is. Here, too, well, you' ll be the famous smoke pass. Well, here' s to say the bank of the Panuco River. There' s the fishmongers and all that. Formerly there was the arrival of the chalan that before the tale Tampico transported to the cars. Yes, to pass the river, but then so too. The person who was giving the lecture showed us a photograph of h already of time, right says when they were still just starting to make that ramp for the chalan. Yes, and that area was previously uninhabited. I was on the shore, really hello alone, there was nothing right now, because already find constructions and all that. And that' s where the boats that transport people between Tampico and the good old populous even and all quiet arrive. So comment that' s where you' re going to be legend. He says that several people have commented on a very consistent,
14:22 very similar story, where already that wide passage does not really work until something late. Then there are people who have touched them, as they pass from such a peak to old town and arrive around 12 o' clock at night or something an hour already quite late. And so the cars that you taxi and so on, for one or two open and then when you grab the passage they turn towards the village they leave their passage and return. Then you are in a situation where there is not yet this taxi and you are waiting. So here comes the point that has been heard in many other stories. They say they' ve seen some kind of fog coming, some kind of fog that suddenly covers them, and at least remember in the fog, there' s a tropel of horsemen on horses with soldiers. They say later, then you can tell they' re uniforms, old and arrives aha.
15:24 Then comes the horse crash, stop and start disassembly all but one. They say that later, then you can see the people who are in charge. Yeah, and start handing out orders. And because these people are saying that they see around that there is nothing anymore, that is, it is an empty area. It says the only thing you see is a species, like wood strong, that is, there is almost in ayu something long ago, right, here we go well, so for people who are from another country, we will explain it already. So, even from Mexico, now that you don' t know the story, then it says it was like a fort, a fort, but made of wood and it was there on the shore and it was all there was. There was nothing, it was practically mountain, right. And then whoever was on the horse starts handing out orders and don' t make any noises and settle down and let' s do this. And they begin to distribute orders and the movement begins. And then imagine yourself in that situation, because they are puzzled, what do I do, what do I do? And then they see that and that the soldiers start to move with their weapons and give them orders, get on the boats that are there pangas or whatever you want to call them go up in silence and then they start to advance and see that among the soldiers there are also people of people, truth is civilians, but they also give them weapons and then, then, they see that they are old weapons. And then, among the whole movement they say they say that they also give them a gun
17:00 and they stay good. And what or what do I do, what do they freeze and now what do I do? And then, because the officer that already guavans is fast there and then they say they start pushing them towards the shore until they reach the boats. Then they say that in the last push, when they are going to throw them already to get on the boat, they say that suddenly already they take their reality again and it is because already or already it has lighted them, it is the taxi or it has hit them, it has touched the class for good that they are going to climb or not true. Then they say what happened, what happened. And then, then, they stay disconnected and you see that there is again all the constructions and everything like that hour. And then they say that it' s always a specific date, August 21 is how they move away, that ' s what these people are. There aha when it happens to those people that it is up to them to be in that hour, for now all truth is concluded. Then, for the person who was giving the conference, she is a historian. Then the task was given to search for the transfornd of all those legends and then it says that I am giving documents for another operation I had to do. Yes very interesting, by the way it is said that the document written by the official of the description of the events was
18:37 found in the General Archive of the Nation. And it was real. He says that on the 21st of August, the officer to write the report and you can' t imagine who he is, who Antonio López was from Santa Ana ok Yes, yes, yes. Then he describes the operation that said they had decided why the Spaniards had already taken so ico, but they had sent much of their detachment to take Altamira, which was also another important population at the time. Then he left most of Group A we' re going to conquer Altamira and left some in charge of Tampico. So Santa Ana said this is where we' re going to go quietly on boats. We crossed the river and they were probably going to get to where Ahorita is customs or something. Yeah, well, because it' s the original part of Tampico, the initial one that' s on high. Yeah. Yes, and then, and they comment on their part in the report sent by their officers at that time, it was true that they came in silence, but unfortunately, one of the civilians who were helping them got excited and fired unintentionally.
19:52 Then with that shot, because he alerted the Spaniards and began the battle, which they did not want and because they had to return at that moment, they could not do this the operation they needed already a while later that was when the battle already took place, where the Spaniards are already defeated, that even in Tampico there is a plaque in the square where he talks about that, the surrender in general, I do not know what thing about the Spaniards. And then, that was the battle, the Mexican side was stalled in old town and the Spaniards were in Tampico, so it says there is an official report of what time exactly that story that those people are telling us, then they are probably repeating or jumping in time. I don' t know who' s interesting, I don' t mean ghosts like that, it ' s but they get involved and it' s very interesting that there' s this true story that supports that and there they go it was very interesting, but anyway we counted them and they were very interesting story. I' d love for you to pass me this person' s contact anyway. It ' d be nice to contact her. Uh, yeah, actually, we ' re gonna see this one because he did promise there might be a second part. Let' s say this because a lot of people were interested, even as I told her some that I have already counted here in wines because they asked good and to whom strange things happened here in the village to see
21:26 and they did tell several interesting paras and yes, especially she seeks the background. It says they say a legend. There' s always a real fund. It' s just that these people are the real researchers. So he says that in order to get to that, about 3, 000 documents were ventured between the General Archive of the Nation, an archive that is in Cuba, because yesterday it was the main detachment of Spain, and another, the file of the Indies, which is in Spain, says that andu there, those are gone, follow the documents reading Yes and well, there goes for what his investigation was for. With that investigation he supported the declaration of the people as a people. It' s called heroic. I mean, it ' s historical, as well as topical, crazy good, and I repeat again that it' s good that these historians and researchers exist. Many times I' m also asked you' re a paranormal investigator. No. I ' m not an investigator, because to be an investigator, imagine that I stole the title of an investigator. Well, no, it' s not, I mean, it' s not fair. It' s not fair for a person to call himself an investigator when he doesn' t investigate and that person pays my respects. From what you' re telling me, you did a lot of research on the story, and you knew how to find there the background of why these ghosts looked like or whatever appeared there. That ' s right and well, there are others more interesting too, but it ' ll be the other time. Ok I want to send some greetings, then not everything, very well, plus that the race continues to respond and
22:59 that there are more stories, because so it must be utle the program. Yeah, we' re gonna be there soon. Nothing else happens about the beaches. The thing is, the way it was about the elections. Now, imagine then to ask for them, but he did do all that to us. But already after the elections, we' re not going to see what day we can be there on the stake, broadcasting live on the wall so that she can see it. Woman, imagine if we were to see some omni out there might be interesting. Just get your bottle of water, ' cause you see how it is here. That' s where I can imagine it' s gacho, but good. Thank you so much and have an excellent evening until the ego. Then there' s the call. Thank you for communicating. Greetings from Peru. I can tell my call story.
23:45 If you don' t ask me, excuse me, you guys, say good night. I' m Eric from Miami, a psychophone. Ah, the psychophony is there. I stopped by to listen to her and we' re going to put this video that I was sent yesterday that we didn' t. I' m gonna turn down the people on the podcast. It ' s a video of a place that looks like a museum and at first sounds like a scream. I don' t know if you guys heard it, but, well, there' s the video. We' ve had it all the same. It would be a little bit like getting in, a little bit more into the audio, raising the volume and all this to see. Allow me there it is. Okay, we got a call Good
25:18 night Good night Good night Good night. Andy, where you are Andy toy de otla Angelisco, Ocotlan Jalisco, where Ocotland is, near the Chapala cow, near the boat of Lake Chapala, between Guadalajara about eighty kilometers from Guadalajara. Ah oktos stays there. Close, right, yes, I' ve marked you before. It' s the first time. At the same time it is the first time that you hear the repetition for the time, the hours. But yes, this time I touched what. Well, well, I' m very glad you' re marking tonight' s officially welcome to the show, thank you and have already. Well, they don' t see any nervousness, because he' s nervous this one when I got caught there, when I was a little boy stealing one of the names of one of the ones they put in the theaters, you remember they used to put like a flyers type. So, but big guys tried to steal me because some cousins challenged me to steal a little one together and they took me and I swear to you that from that moment I said I never catch anything that is not mine in my life and I was about ten years old and no longer afraid of the fear that you did. Yeah, that' s good, that' s good, if I scare you. There, yes, there, yes, you chase not to take other people' s things much
26:48 less and you don' t do it again. They' re fine, but welcome we' re not going to talk. We' re littling in the story this happened to us in a ja. I' m talking about the year two thousand fourteen, the beginning of two thousand fourteen, in a lunch box that was there, because in that town and we were many people. Then, on one occasion and I told my colleagues that I had seen a man who went into the bathroom, but he never came out. And I touched him, for he never came out, for he caused me conflict, because there was no other way for him to go out. On the other hand, then I tell them and they start to tell me listen, because they are only throwing knives at us in the kitchen and things are happening to us and that I don' t know what and the kitchen ladies themselves don' t comment to me hear, for we know a man who, seeing all that and who can help us and then we will talk to him, because they spoke to him and came and tells us that, in fact, the person because he described it to me as I saw him there before and because he doesn' t know that he was dead, that he was smooth, but that they were harmless, but he did care about the entity that got into the kitchen. The funny thing about it here is that it tells us. But the problem is that lens isn' t here. The lens is here in contrasquin there was a waste at that time you tell me who nothing excellent, and because it' s a bad thing, it'
28:19 s a very bad thing. And there you' ll never be able to build anything in front of you. The funny thing, they were passing bikes and, suddenly they fell. But we were not paying attention because they were not serious accidents. They just got ready there when there weren' t two of them. Why, then, fall back, but good time passed. I' m off work. I' m going to go somewhere and one day I start to see that there' s construction. Yeah, I said, well, you know, three floors, very nice, very good. And curiously, one of my brothers starts working there in construction putting part of the electricity and as I make the comment and notice, nothing happens. No, no, they don' t feel ugly, no, they can' t be okay. That' s what it looked like. He explained what a restaurant was going to do downstairs, what he was going to do in the middle of offices and on the third floor an apartment. It was three floors. They finished all three floors. It never opened, nothing happened, and one night I was coming back from work. I really didn' t have to get into the village, but I would go in to relax, to come through the little streets, and he went right through there and he was already quiet because they were, he was falling down and right now.
29:33 It' s time it' s worth it again. He' s not so crazy, because I' m telling you, sir, this cut him off for many years. It was a year ago. In fact, you guys, if you can corroborate it on the Google. More curiously, it is seen before it was wasteful, when I lived it the day there was a house and a tent and I don' t know what happened and because they took it all, but it lasted like a little year, less than a year that was then clean, there was no farm. So, if you go into the Google Maps and check Juarez Street and osnare in Ocotlán, you can see that there was a lunch box in how many that is in front. There' s a vet in front, it' s got to be a corner. There' s this waste. But if you move the chamber, that is, when you get at the point, you can notice that first there is the estate, where it was a house that was the one they took the first. Then it is to the three- story estate, very nice and right now. It is literal the waste, that also if you put on the other side, there is already another waste with the black parrots. I' ll give it to you to owe this to yourself.
30:53 I don' t know I tell this person. I did ask him. In fact, then I wanted to buy some land and then I contacted because I said well, yes. That' s the way it is. Well, when I bought a piece of land, I want to know if there' s something wrong or not, because where they can' t build and I' d say very curious. I took him to the land I wanted to build and he said hey look look and he explained to us why he went to my brothers with me and explained to us and he told us it is very curious. You don' t realize it and you don' t see it. But if you see the vegetation from here to here, it looks very different that it was here for you why you think it is, because literal there were trees that you saw them and dry branches on one side and on the other side were two so beautiful. It says it' s the vibrations and the leafhead was telling us there a boy hung up.
31:37 I' m talking, because I went to the lockup, not where I wanted to buy land. Then I don' t know. I' m telling you not why. I don' t know what happened there. But I' m talking to you about the three- story estate that was 100 % finished that had to be knocked down. Sometimes energies make it grow to nothing. That' s how, for example, I gave it a lot earlier when you have bad energy in your house, that vegetables and fruit rot very quickly. Yeah, no, yeah, that happened to you. Plants don' t give you a plant, too. Or someone comes home and gives you a plant and they tell you to kill your plant and tell you to dry and you know they recommend it there. That' s what I ' m saying I' ve heard. It' s not like I kind of know a lot, either, but over there I heard that roughness is good for all that, bad energy and all that, because already, maybe I' ve had rough. But I don' t say to myself, I never end up being expensive like that, that' s all. But if I have heard, for example, with my mom, at my mom ' s house, it does happen a lot what, because it takes them a plant and puts it two or three days and everything is very dry and you say that I don' t know why, because it' s nice or I bring it back and it goes back and again and it looks for him on one side and on the other and another point because maybe he didn ' t like the point already you see that the lady Ay let him look for the place that likes the plantita. No aha, but here I say the funny thing is that this gentleman told us there you' ll never be able to do anything. So it' s what the truth is, if
33:13 he didn' t get a lot of vibes, because no one has a three- story estate that much. It' s also like when, for example, when or the case of Monterrey, it was about the summit killer. I don' t know if you knew that diego story They' re, uh, yeah, well, the house was knocked over. You think some people are gonna buy that land. No, honestly I don' t mean, and it' s a very good game. Uh, if you don' t know, possibly, but that one you can live in peace with. That' s who created us. Yeah, it' s weird that, uh, I mean here, it' s really weird in case.
33:54 The funny thing is that this gentleman said it when there was nothing at the time. And then we would talk about it with the evenings, after many years, that I saw them from hey you remember and say yes and remember the farm yes, it is very pretty. But because they never could, I mean, it never opened, there never was a restaurant, there never was anything they promised to go. Yeah. But, for example, business, when they put a business in one place, I don' t know if it' s for energy or why I know. But putting in one business doesn' t prosper or put in another and doesn' t thrive and put in, like, ten, you know, that' s just what happened at the ranch. Everyone tells the kids here everyone to break up.
34:36 I don' t know why? Did you put yourself here? I know why? And they ended up breaking Unfortunately, they had goating a year two after I left already and right now. In fact, there' s a liquor store, a beer thing like that. But they did break down. I don' t know if I had to tell him that if he jumped us, because here the girls were able to see the knives flying and because they were already scared and he and then they were Christians and you couldn ' t put pictures why this man told them to put on, to put on sanminutos and you couldn' t. No, they wouldn' t. They told them. Well, put them on you so nothing happens to you. But you know, yeah, it' s really weird, well, but, yeah, if you go into Google, then if you get to see the different phases in which state you land. Yes, if you want to send it to me by whats and I Czech send me the location, I send them to you and I send you the same photos so that they do not c which and you can ratify it already. I think I was, right now I was on the day. He' s already got me talking to you. I think from two thousand and seventeen they finished that construction without a head and Ahorita, that is, this year it is completely ok because when you want to send them to me the Czechs, yes, I am sending it to you. Of course, I want to send some greetings.
35:51 Not all right, I think Chalus. Thank you very much, for tocoatlán greetings and thank you very much. Hey, what do I want to say to Ishito? He says fear doesn' t have a schedule. She says nice nights, hello, Luisita. Good night, good night I have the taste. Ah ya, there it is, is that from them I wanted to talk Yes, with what I have the pleasure, finally, with whom I forgive. I' ve already talked to Fanny, Fanny welcome from where you are, Fany from the district, there was already dish, welcome, Fany back that we' re not going to talk tonight I' m going to give you two stories. They' re short, but they kind of give one shit and another one' s kind of like very light ok.
36:45 The first is this good one. I suffered from asthma when I was very young. My mom says that one day I got really bad in December, that I was short of air. Then you understand me driving a hospital to give me nebulizations. Yes, but they say it' s very cold and he says that I got very bad and that he accompanied me, because my dad and a lady who went but that it was very cold, since they entered well, they already took me to the hospital and all that already entered, they were already doing the nebolizations and already they spoke to my mom. My mom comes in and says that when she comes in behind her, a nurse comes in. My mom says she was a very pretty nurse even with her covid, well, I don' t know what they' re called the little fobie they' re wearing up there with that one, but my mom says it' s cold, but cold and she didn' t have a sweater or anything and she looked like that, and she says well, right now, they say that it' s the most beautiful ironed that at the time she saw it, that she touched me with her forehead and said no, Mrs No, my mom was already crying because they said that I already, because no, I mean, she doesn' t call me, so well, ok, she grabbed my forehead and said no, sir I didn' t cry and she' s going to be okay, her
38:16 daughter is going to be fine, this nothing else is okay and she' s going to see everything is going to be okay. My mom says she saw her. She saw it very pretty, but they stayed, as well as with this cold. It' s not covered, I mean, you don' t even say your little ether. Yes, my mom, that she stayed watching me because she says that she was like reacting well, that she turns and no longer sees her and says there as well as aya, because she went to throw a quick aha and that another nurse comes in and that she tells her ah Mr Ahorita, I am going to go back to her daughter and that, that is, but what the nurse, that is, good at the ironing, that says she checked me all and that she said no, because if she went in the and there came a nurse and she checked her, he knew how and said yes, already a nurse came in and already told me what medicine, that he was on and that he was fine and yes as it is and that my mom described him no.
39:12 So, the very white skin, its red lips, that is, it was very pretty. And he goes out and says that a doctor came in, a doctor and that he told him this same. Not the same. They don' t say that you' ve already entered the world, nurse, and that they' ve been watching like that And my mom' s like she' s caught it, that' s how ah wow says it there, and you' ve been touched by a ghost. Yeah, well, the famous ironing, probably true. Yeah, and what do you think my mom says that since then, I kind of didn' t fall for that anymore, uh- huh And right now, thank God, I haven ' t suffered like asthma episodes. That' s good. That' s good, because it' s very dangerous, as far as I am, yes, I mean, it' s kind of like I' m already discharged because yes, it' s horrible, that' s when I get a flu and I lie down because yes, I' m a little bit short of air, but yes, my mom says that from there, I kind of calmed down the disease a lot. That' s crazy He' s just like those people. For example, I heard a story a long time ago. She understands a nurse who gave an injection to a person who was evicted. Don' t believe me much, no, I don' t remember very well, and as far as I am correct me. If I' m wrong, the nurses are here, they can' t give injections. If not authorized by the doctor. As far as I know,
40:45 then they give him the injection and the person doesn' t remember what he recovered and he' s still alive. So imagine, because I think they ' re just like everything else. I don' t feel that there are weapons that are good that maybe you can' t leave or something, and there are souls that just don' t, because they' re not good. There is every truth to it that to me what a lady told me is that sometimes when they are very ugly souls or are good, they are black souls or black spirits. It' s not good. Like talking to them, like they say you open them up like the door to your house, just as you shouldn' t be here and this and that, I mean, they kind of understand that if you see them and if they' re here with you, it' s not good, it' s hard to know if they' re good or bad souls too. You agree, I mean it' s not like we' re having a conversation like that to say it you say good or you' re bad And sometimes they say they lie to you and so they don' t, true is aha or that' s what I' ve heard a lot, that' s like I' ve heard a lot of situations in what you' re saying it ' s not that I put them and that' s that I think it
42:15 ' s very difficult, that' s that it' s difficult when you don' t have the experience to deal with that kind of thing, because sometimes you can more ugly soy no, sometimes you can more than you in the essence of the spirit. Yeah,' cause it' s not like you' re weak. They say that, he says there are times when, well, your nerve can be more than anything else. That' s good, that' s one of the ironing. The other one was told to me by my mom, who says that she cared for my grandfather, her grandmother mom, her dad, but they say that the good lady that now yes, her grandmother was already blind then that she had no idea of the time, that is to say that she no longer knew, yes, she did not know if it was day hour at night. Then she says she fell asleep with her grandmother, but then she got up and as she didn' t see her beating her anymore. Just as he sees your dad ' s feeding, so then I got up at two o' clock in the morning, which was feeding my dad. Yeah. Then this one, because he says that one day she was angry because she says that she already Granny, as she was also an alcoholic Granny, then she says that because she already slept with her and that that day she hit her, that is how she didn' t see her, because she beat her face, but I punched her face and took her nose blood in, because that is the disappointment where she is with her and not my Granny. Now, my mom
43:46 ' s mom, I had to go out with her dad, yes, and they had several brothers, but in itself it was my mom' s, Grandma' s. So this one says there' s this one there take care, there' s this one you take care of your granny. You make us rude that I don' t know what? Yeah, my mom was pretty upset because she had hit me once she got blood. Yeah, so, I was a little girl, maybe my mom would understand, not that Granny was talking to her. Her name wasn' t my sana sana mom They come and I don' t know what. My mom tells you that out of courage, because she didn' t listen to him, because then, at that time, she gives you like seven or eight years.
44:29 And so, unfortunately Granny falls off the stairs. I mean, well, it was two steps and it falls. Yeah, so he says to base, because I was saying a lot, because it' s oxaca. I don' t know if there' s any good. They call the kids a lot, he says you' ll see a lot. When I die, I' m going to come and see your feet, and yes, yes, that is, unfortunately, she got bad at Granny' s death and my mom says that already, that is, she says that she had here about twenty days that she had passed away. Granny. Yeah, she felt a cold, but they say they' re sometimes cold inscribed.
45:10 So, they can' t be described, because one said cold, but of those that spread your bones. But weird. Yeah, so my mom says she wakes up because she was going to cover up, so she thought she knew she' d uncovered herself and said I' m going to cover up again when she just grabs the blankets, I mean, she says she saw my grandma. Well, his granny. So she saw her grandmother, but she didn' t tell her anything, that is, she just started touching her then, as she could scream and one of her brothers. That ' s how she gets up and turns the light on She' s talking about how you saw her, and she' s really seeing her and she ' s saying yes and she' s getting up and she' s saying that my grandma came to see us, that is, my uncle says that he equals him, that he touched him too and that he saw how he started to touch the other non- manches, but as my mom saw her, she could scream and it was like he kind of encouraged her to learn the light. Aha and I tell him send him then when it is necessary to be careful, when they say give him when mom is going to sell you pull or spi yes nor if you notice that there are many people that have made, even as bets that ay compadre that first he leaves will bring him this maria Chelote, he will win his feet or I don' t know? I don' t know? I mean? It will be that fear dominates you or what I know. But if I' ve heard some
46:42 stories of those who make a bet or something and the moment the other person fails, if they leave him on his feet or if they warn him in a certain way. I remember a lot of a story aha that told him, that he told one compadre to the other compadre. And if I go first than you and go to hell, then one day after I went and esca, I' m going to paint you a black hand in the house and this one and if I go to heaven, then nothing happens, true And then the compadre was cannijo. Not then, because the person dies. And if you painted a hand in the house like with coal, that' s when you put cart in your hand, you put your hand in your mind like that then fear, yes, that' s what fear, how sad? No, well, who knows? You don' t want to go to heaven. No, like, well, then I hear your stories.
47:39 Already when it passes from a boy who had like a little bug in his brain and I don' t know if you remember that he was talking, that he had gone to hell and that he was made an eternity. And I said, how ugly not, because, after all, I did not say, for how bad you have to be to go to size. Yeah, well, what do I tell you? We don' t know if it exists or doesn' t exist, but that' s what stories are for. They' re going to talk to us, yes, to prevent us a little bit, to behave well, no, because I think this one and the last one, well, it' s already the last one. Maybe it happened to my mom, it' s just, yeah, well, I' d talked about that one on the ground of my grandmas, I mean, I don' t know if, because I think without everything, things like weird things happen. Yeah, because he thinks what you think is good in the field of my grandmas. They say they always tell you that they used to see a black charro, a girl or a lady in white, so if there are people who see them my mom, they still say that, because it used to be a wasteland. Yes, I mean, it' s like a painting, but where they had faked it, because nothing else, it was a part of the land. Yeah, and they say, well, to go to the bathroom, you have to go back. But imagine all empty and all dark. Yes, well, she does, and Mom says that, because I was like that, because I didn' t and they had to go to the bathroom all the
49:09 way back. And my mom says, the one who was doing the bathroom when she sees it, that' s because she says it' s not where she lived, that' s where they had already been made to the house, that the bathroom was about five meters away a little bit more to be removed from the house. But since it was all worth it, he is the mother that she earned because, because he says no, imagine yourself in the night and all dark, for if you go further away from your house, then yes, you are afraid. Then it became easy for him, because he says no more, I' m going to do, Pipi no and here I go I' m going to do yes, and he says that because he was already doing it and that for the moment he saw something like someone was coming and when he saw. He says it was the charro era, the black charro and he says he started laughing. But those laughs like ugly. Yeah, and it' s my mom who doesn' t even know how Calamba broke into her house, but she went in and said she did get to see him like twice as much. No, I mean, that was one and it says the other. Des no, no, I mean, it was like going to the bathroom, but you couldn ' t go inside. Obviously there was no bathroom. You have to force that out there and say no to the third time that I already wanted to go to the bathroom and I said I don' t go anymore as much as I do the bathroom in my bed. Yeah, a lot of people prefer not to go out. Yeah, not this one because it' s still there. Imagine before, when the houses were like this, that with the one I had in the bathroom outside Aha, you have to get out
50:44 of your house, walk and go to the bathroom. No, yeah, good at my in- laws' house which are in the state of Tlaxcala Aha. No, man, you, no, I, yes, no, no, no, I don' t dare because if you see it you don' t see anything, that' s how you walk, It ' s how you see the way, because it looks totally dark jona and I go when my wife accompanies me. It' s like you don' t know we' re coming, because I can' t stand it, but I don' t want to go alone. Yeah, no, yeah, yeah, you see it and it' s one of those, because it' s the only house in that fence. That' s because to find other houses, you get, like, 20 minutes in a car.
51:25 No stains, imagine you' ve reached the other house Uh- huh, and that' s by car. It' s not even walking, no, because they' re a real name here Half of it gives me a heart attack No, and yes, where my mother- in- law lives, and they say that a lot of things like that happened, really ugly. Yes, that' s what I wanted to tell you, because thank you very much. Well, I have more stories, but that' s what I wanted to tell now. I want to say hello to my husband. What is the name Alexander or the voice of the MOMI or what. Yes, only there is ready the greeting for your husband. Thank you very much. Have a good night. On the contrary, thanks to you, who spent a nice night until later to bry Bke, because yes there is the call Thank you there for communicating tonight. Thanks to all the people who were here on the show, yes, it almost lasted the two hours of the show. Then it was good. I remind you of the whole race that we' re going to be live as well Monday and Tuesday, day three and day four. We' re not going to have the show on Wednesday because we' re going to Monterrey and on Thursday we' ll be there in Los Angeles. But you could practically say that Thursday is a day off. No. So, since any story or something they want to send us, either go ahead send it or if they have any audio with any history, they can also send it there to the wats and gladly the Czech
52:59 ok my brother says, tells me the light. My brother was telling me that when I died, I would pull my feet and if I did, don' t stain that I' m afraid to see if you' ll tell us the story later. I bid you all farewell to a very nice night, an excellent beginning of the week and remember the following. Remember that fear, fear has no time. What are they resting?
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