Miedo en Radiital con Roberto Morales y Zaly Gutierrez año 2010
Un programa del pasado, le hicimos algunas modificaciones al audio con IA.
Esperemos que lo disfruten.
Miedo en radiital estuvo al aire del 2009 al 2010.
Un programa del pasado, le hicimos algunas modificaciones al audio con IA.
Esperemos que lo disfruten.
Miedo en radiital estuvo al aire del 2009 al 2010.
Conviértete en un seguidor de este podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/miedoscope-historias-de-terror-en-directo--5104284/support.
0:03 Good night. We' re on your show, on a more scary radio show like I' m Julio Flores Salà Gutierrez, very good night to all of you welcome. Thank you for tuning us in again today, the day must come out. Twenty- six, twenty- six of May, Yes, yes, six of May, twenty- six of May of two thousand ninety is ten at night, with eight minutes to see that we are totally live. We have a program, a cool program like the weather, so cool, rich, sarroson. We have a luxury guest, a surprise guest. Since last week we were commenting on his appearances near the market Juarez, around it, accusing girls from public high schools of the TECH Cease of Zcati, Cebetis, etcetera. He with alleb all those schools. Why doesn' t he introduce himself and tell us a little bit about him. No hello good night, who are you, what' s your name, what' s up the surprise guest? Am I the surprise guest? Where were you born? Invited to be born with the silver moon, with the soul of a pirate, a true tester, where you were born a poem of him like this in Veracruz. I am from Tuxco Veracruz, the port of the
1:33 sunset bulls was born there was a March four of a thousand nine hundred and seventy- three. It' s four o' clock in the afternoon. Name me Roberto and so, thank you for the invitation. Welcome Roberto Morales, because, as we are commenting on last week, you have very good stories for us. About the things that happen in Veracruz, what happened to you, things that happened to your family? Why tell us a little bit about it or be included in the stories you have, what happens in your family or what kind of stories are passed on to You? Well, they ' re cases where you can say I' ve been in one of them.
2:19 I was present in another, I was close in the room and in another we were also there nearby. Two of these stories refer, therefore, to what has become the so- called goblins. Yes, and the other story, because it is something that we cannot explain. We don' t know what it could have been, but that happened to my grandma. You mentioned that you live in Bueno You' re from Tuxpan, Veracruz. In Veracruz, how far is the esoteric town or city yama Catemaco. Hence if this layman is about twelve of twelve fifteen hours. In fact, I actually went to Catemaco last year. Very nice city, very nice villages and you have the chance to go this. I say meet Mexico. It' s a really nice town. He lives in sponsored Mexico. This is a very father town. You arrive and it' s a lagoon and I say there are everywhere they give you so little cards of people who make, who make want by hand, who do jobs and that kind of thing. Well, no, Robert, a week ago, I don' t know if you ' ve been listening to us, but the leprechaun thing was very recurring about
3:50 two weeks ago. I don' t know, say we have that big stuff? What about these goblins? Or what story has we got near the big ones? What happened to you? Robert' s had a lot of fun for him, and I do look at the first story. This happened to one cousin, she' s a political cousin, a cousin' s wife. Yes, she was robust, so to speak, and suddenly she started. He' s already started to lose a lot of weight, crawling a lot, leaving a lot. They didn' t go to it wasn ' t fatache. They went to the doctor to see what, because this one because she felt she felt very weak and we are talking about losing weights from one day to another months years, as they were days, that is, they were weeks, can say two weeks, and yes, she lost weight considerably about twenty kilos and felt very weak. So, they went to the doctor and they did it, they did the studies to see if anything happened to him, if they asked him, obviously what he was eating, if he had striction, studies of anemia and no, all that went well.
5:15 So, like the town or the city I am is in a small city, because there you get used to still visiting the famous healers. Yeah, same thing from the same area as tempted brutes. Well, more than anything, I' m not saying it' s because I' m close to catemaco, but because of the same culture. Yes, yes, it is recurrent that people go to cures there, for example, there, in many families they still get used to what they call the cure of fright that if you were scared, you, cover you, barran te, do to you everything or what we orno mind is done here with an egg, not exactly egg, with water, well, there, there they sweep you.
6:04 The egg gives you the eggs. So, well, that' s it, okay. If this one gets you noticed, they squeeze your head, your forehead, they start taunting you. I mean, it' s a stream of things that happen to you. Then this cousin took her with a healer and told her that a goblin was in love with her, that' s why she was so needed, because in that case knowing where the goblin was, where she was hiding to be able to help her and then, in this case, to be able to cure her. How long ago this was, Roberto, we' re talking about already. He' s got time. It was before I came here that he' s about fifteen years or so. Yes, so what that group recommended to her recommended to her husband, my cousin, was to be taken to the serenade, so we took her serenade. It was people, church choir people, hence paused to take cream to your cousin, exactly my cousin' s wife, so we took her serenade. And when we were there, he was a little church
7:45 believer. Besides the premiums, the husband of this cousin I was in can tell where I was in love with her. Me and other neighboring people out there were about fifteen people. I also went Roberto, Yes, I also went there then, when we started to sing, yes, suddenly one fell near us, a stone fell. Then we turn to see, because the first thing you think is, maybe it' s a neighbor who' s not happy because he' s wearing serenade. We' re talking about it wasn' t too late. It was about ten o' clock at night, and we started to disperse to see if there was anyone trying to bother.
8:48 But we didn' t see anything and suddenly they kept singing and suddenly again there was another stone and already there it was seen that the stone was coming or one of the neighbors saw that the stone came from a tree. Yes, and so far we all stared at the tree and kept singing and suddenly another stone, but this stone already hit the one who was singing, the one who was singing. So, we started seeing the healer and the healer I say keep singing. Is the goblin in the tree? Were there people who were that other than the tree? There were people who went out to look at the tree, but there was nothing in the tree, that is, they started to sing and the stones that started to fall or the stones started to be thrown away. Then the healer told my cousin, the dunde is in the tree and thinks because all the stones went to the singer.
10:03 Yes, then, and the goblin thinks that the one in love is the one singing. So, we kept singing and suddenly another stone, but that one already did, already hit the one who was singing was singing and in fact, I upset it and they had it that they had it then yes, they were another were stones that you could win with a fist. Yeah, yeah, that wasn' t little pebbles. In fact, it ' s not the first time I' ve heard that the goblins had such stones in the village of San Luis too, because yes, a greeting to all the people over there in the huasteca this one tells me that in the main square there are also trees and suddenly, if they throw stones there and I say they are not ones. The kids out there don' t say they' re goblins and they' ve always said the same thing, they always defend themselves like with stones. No yes, I mean, and so it' s the best you hear it right now and you say, I mean, it doesn' t surprise you, but already being there and seeing what it means, you don' t see anyone who' s doing it and it says where they' re asking for the stone? And then I say if it surprises you and in a way. You' re scared already from there the healer came out already when he realized that the goblin was there already drew a bottle with water, with holy water and with some branches.
11:39 He emptied it like in a bucket. He began to make a prayer and put the branches in the bowl and began to spray my cousin, whom the leprechaun was in love with. Yeah, he started spraying it and then he started spraying and also saying prayers to the tree. When he started spraying it and started saying it to the tree, they heard screams as a child. You heard that, yeah, all that stuff there we heard. I mean, if you win you scream like a kid when you' re hitting him?
12:22 Yeah, and I mean, you stay, that' s what surprises you. Yeah, actually, right now is what you' re telling me already. I' m imagining it. And more because I tell you because you see, you don' t see anything or you, that is, you want many times the morbid makes you want to see what it is, what it is. And more because there are more people and in a certain way you can feel protected until then and that nothing will happen, because there are many. Of course, another time, if it' s you alone, because the first thing you do is you go or it' s right, you forget that there can be there, then it' s cured you, cured you and everything. In the end, my cousin chose to cut the tree. Yeah, the tree was cut because the quad told him that ' s where he was hiding the goblin. Yeah, and then they did the house and it all looks like that kind of thing. A lot of you don' t believe it It doesn' t happen. But c after that was given, two or three weeks and my cousin was already, i e, my cousin' s wife was normal, i e, as if nothing was over, not exactly, i e, she came back to her weight, i e, she started taking on normal bread weights. Yes, with the energies again, because I say before, I didn' t want
13:54 to do anything at all, nothing else, I wanted to be laid down because I had no energy. Well, thank you very much. That' s why history. Let' s send some greetings to the people who are in the chat gasper ilin the Kakka is also online more gro bike fok, a greeting Fernando Garza MartÃnez, who is listening to us. Also a very special greeting and so for all the people who are listening to us goals of chart Please, and then add to us also what the Facebook group is. They' re afraid to radio when I' m talking on Facebook. One in that group. We' re going to have updates, information about the program, and let' s go with today' s first song. This song, because it is from a band that has just lost a member in recent days. It is nothing more or less than the Anthem, who lost his bassist and because I really say a very unfortunate loss, because the band is really very good. Let' s go with this song from The Anthem.
14:54 Let' s check it' s called wa Wai Chiblead the most famous. With this song you are listening to fear in reality. We still do, we come back here in fear on the radio. Such thanks to all who continue to listen to us, to those who are joining us. A greeting to Jimmy Ceballos, who has just joined Radital' s chat right now, a greeting to José RodrÃguez, RodrÃguez, who is listening to us as well as to our dear guest now. But Roldo Pérez, who is here in the studio with us, you like good tamarind water, fresh tamarind water, yes, very rich, the huia tamarind today hears the story that Robert told us a moment ago. Really, if I say it, he lived it in his own flesh. Now we' re gonna call him She' s hot She' s hot. That' s where I heard one that ' s even more interesting, more peaks, Robert, from the kid the big boys kidnapped. Please, Robert have some familiarity with the leprechauns, or why so much Robert leprechaun, for do not notice, Notice that this one is not, for they say that the leprechauns are like naughty children. Then I say I was never so naughty. And this same story you' re going to tell us about the boy also happened in Veracruz. It happened there, too. This there, I mean, it' s the cradle, it' s the cradle of the chamucos, the devils of goblin witches.
16:19 See if there' s a lot of that, a lot of that. It' s not much of that over there. The other story was when my sister turned 15. There, then, the year 1, 500 B C, no, not so much a thousand five hundred twenty- one, but now after Christ, do not notice that there, at the feasts of fifteen years, unlike here, that is, it is customary to make a feast as if it were one as if it were an ode, yes, that is, you invite families. I understand that here, in the North, it is also done more or less, not in other words. It ' s the same here, I don' t mean, but, well, it' s my turn here. Or most of the parties I' ve heard are just for the quinceañera' s friends. No. In fact, my fifteen years were for my family. No. He doesn' t want to clarify anything. I mean here in Monterrey. I say I went a few fifteen years here and the truth went to the family. I mean, they were divided, but there were families and friends, you' d say maybe a ranch like that. Here it may be I say or if we continue with the story, said has already withdrawn you. That' s
17:51 good. Then the party was at an aunt' s house on the set in my aunt' s yard. My aunt lives on account that there' s this. It was in Tuxpon, right, in Tuxpan Yes, well, the place where I am, or the colony can be said to be called already North Barra, is stuck, what is the river, yes and the beach. Then my aunt, the courtyard of the house issued, so to speak, the back yard was how she said this was, i e, there was the courtyard and there was the river flowing into the sea.
18:37 No. Then there were still many children, many cousins and there was a cousin who suddenly was gone, i e, my little cousin was gone. He disappeared from the ship, disappeared out of nowhere. So it' s obvious that they' re going to look for him and, as I tell you, he' s a colony, so to speak, because we went there football courts, basketball courts. We went looking for him out there, down the courts, we couldn' t find him. We went that way The houses are there. They' re all close We' re at the homes of all the relatives and he wasn' t there. And all of a sudden, my uncle got in his car along with his older brother and other cousins and another uncle did, my dad' s brother. The guy was uncle, the boy' s dad, he' s my dad' s cousin and they started, in the colony looking for them. When you realize that to go we are coming to the beach to go to Tuxpan, what is the center of Tuxpan, realize that the boulevard is coming, says there is everything that is being lit and suddenly there is a curve, yes, and in that part of the curve there is no lighting. And the
20:10 curve is over and it' s starting over again. Then, my uncle was in the truck with these other people and suddenly there on the corner, because come to the boy. Yeah, come to the kid. They mean like they saw it, like they were pulling it, like it was this way, like the kid wasn' t walking, just the kid was walking, but in turn someone was actuating like they were pulling it, okay, into the weed exactly does the curve and it' s, well, it ' s like, there, it' s wrong there. Then my uncle started to squeal the kid turned around and then, like I say, they didn' t hear it, but like I was yelling at them, I mean, they weren' t pulling exactly that speeded up. Yeah, in that, all of a sudden, the kid disappeared from there because you realize the weed and then it' s like I don' t know, like, two meters down. And there is all that cometh, being the mountain.
21:23 Suddenly he arrived there where and where they stopped seeing the child. My uncle stopped and they all got off and when they got off they walked about five or six meters and the boy was there he was down and he was crying. Yeah, so my uncle asked her what where, why she was there that I touched had happened. No yes, then my cousin told him that, I mean, my cousin was like five years old. Yeah, she told him she was playing with some kids and all of a sudden, the kids told her they were going to play somewhere else and she wouldn' t. Then they pulled him to, like who says, play with them at the door to play with them. Yeah, and we' re talking about these kids being the leprechauns. Yeah, exactly, well, that' s what they deduce, not that they were goblins. Yes, then, when they were having told him good where the children went, if they were pulling me here, Ahorita, they would come pulling me and if I didn ' t want to and they would pull me and they would go in and they ran out there, how was another cousin when they found him by the arms, had his arms nailed and had his neck swirled like this. And then the translation face is scratched, well, scratches, good? These great ones, unlike those we have talked about, are nothing friendly more friendly and
22:56 are, for I say goblins, so to speak, bad. I had not heard that well, I say the others threw stones and all that was not so much aggression as to raddle or carry or try to carry their child. No yes, I say here that it was because of the way my cousin had with them and I say my uncle along with the other people there got in, there the weeds in the bush trying to find something, try to see something, and they didn' t see anything. Your cousin still lives, yes, received or had to go to some psychologist or something, because I think that after at least me, if something like that had happened to me, I wouldn' t have stayed. Just like I' m saying, not the truth. I don' t know if he was with a psychologist, but what I do remember is that for a long time they were leading him to cures. They call him a lot to talk to a father. Her name is Marta now. Not your cousin, because it was a very good story. Robert that you bring us today and then let' s go one more little musical door. Not this one. This song is from the band Nighninge Nells. This song is called Only. Before we go to the music court, we send a greeting to the people who have just
24:26 joined the chat a greeting to Lalo the boy x Worfords who sent him. Greetings to Arnold Garnorla, thank you very much. Da says you' re a lot off on dal. Of course I do, so when you want to go to work again, hand me the phone. I' ll send you some tamales. A greeting to Jorge Chapa, who is warning us, Ahorita for the chat that we are getting married in twenty- four days. Many congratulations, Jorge, I hope you' ll invite me to your wedding. Greetings also for the jimy Cebillos, who is still here with us online. He sent us a story of when hell claims your soul, it' s a little bit half long. But, right now, Jimmy, if you can just give us a little bit of a summing up to air.
25:08 Also a greeting to Ilim, who says he loves slaps who loves him with crazy passion, Forgive me, Julio, forgive us and for Chaparra, to give it already mentioned and also for Gordolo. Let' s go with this song. This is a parlo book we miss you all the time, because we are still here in his program Fear on radio such a lot of thanks to all those who are listening to the program seriously. We thank you too much for your support, your support, too much and especially our guest who is here with us revealing himself, Roberto Morales, Thank you very much for seeing you do the act of presence and today, and because we comment that you have more history, Robert, we want to hear a little more of the lines that you have. We know that Veracruz is an area where, because a lot of extravagant things happen, not and what it has to do with this, with this paranormal phenomenon. Yes, the truth is that if I invited you to my house and to talk to several people in my family or invite them to my house and talk to several people in my family.
26:19 You' d have to believe that they have a lot more stories than they could tell you, and maybe even Probert is stronger. I' m sorry, I' m interrupting you, but I' m saying it' s the same thing, not Robert, I am, Güey. I insist that it is because of the area in which they are, that is, the area of Veracruz, and all that you have ever visited Catemaco. You' ve been made a cute buron. Yeah, if I get a stroke of eggs or branches or like you said earlier. Yes, of course, in my family it was classic that every two or three months I was scared to death because they said that if I scared you and they didn' t cure you, you would go to your stomach and you could get sick or you could die You met cases of dry people, that is, close families, close friends, to whom it happened. This, for it is more than anything an urban legend that that of what you have just mentioned, of the horror that has happened to them, of the fact that they did not cure them with fright and have actually or have not gone through an illness or an already greater misfortune. Don' t notice that I never met people like that and, in fact, me when they told me they were going to cure me with fright, it was because for me it was like that woe to me because they were not had, you couldn' t go out all day,
27:49 you couldn' t step on the floor, I mean, you couldn ' t do anything. You had to lie down all day and they were, I mean, they were curling when it was hot, because you had to sweat a lot. Then it was lying on the bed covered with blankets and what are the symptoms of fright, that is, what has to happen to me I decide there you know what I should cure you with fright if you bring the chamuco. Uh, well, I mean, it was because I mean, it was always two or three months' insurance, that is, if you didn' t want to eat something or if you didn' t want to eat, or if you were bringing laziness or that kind of thing. My granny would say no, we' re probably scared or you were scared. That' s what ended. Yes, and it was that they took you to the lady who healed and there they took care of you.
28:41 I mean, they' d make you clean and say no if he ' s scared to death and they' d take you away, but they ' d cure you at home. Yes, that is, space was usually that way, for example, my brother was taken and they were already going to remember it as a shock. It was like once and for all and she was my sister, my brother me and my cousins, all the roofs. It was like when you go on the vaccination card and you go to all the kids to get us vaccinated they took you to heal you from Spain. Whether they were or not, whether they were touched or brought, they wouldn' t bring my n- takes because I didn' t, I never, I never believed in being healed as they mentioned it. It was traditional, no yes, if it was something that is practiced, yes, it is practiced a lot there. Yes, I remember we were going to sessions that can be said with healers and where you had to queue, you had to queue up to be healed and you came in and I tell the truth is that those people who do that emanate a lot of positive energy.
30:04 So you did go into the place or the room and you did feel calm. Yeah, but from that to you being really scared, I mean scared, because I didn' t want him that much. What bothered me the most about that was that you couldn' t go on playing now or anything you believe in those ladies, in that kind of practices or decorations, so look, right now. At the time, I didn' t believe it. I was just a kid and I mean, you want to keep playing, relax. But now, Ahorita, for example, as you grow up, you go learning various things, because you realize that there is alternative medicine.
30:59 Yeah, that this can be said is a part of because just like there is the famous Reike. Truth is it heals you through energy. Yes, and there are, then, different kinds of cures that are through energy. In this case, healing you with fright was also, because through energy. We know that you have, thank God, two beautiful children to whom we send a greeting. I mean, I know it' s not supposed to be, yeah. I do because I told them they were going to see. Yes, I' m going to say hello then a greeting to my children. I hope so, exa Obia to Daniel, yes, you must be hearing that, in fact, Bobby is a fan of horror movies and all that kind. Yeah, believe me, I' d like to invite you and you' d be surprised by the stories you tell. Okay.
31:55 Now what I' m going to ask you to say hello to Bobby and Dani. I hope you' re not afraid of what I' m going to ask your parents, your dad. But you, like they did with you when you were a kid, would take your kids or practice the same thing they did with you when I was a kid, take them to healing or be clean, because I guess that' s all you' ve got left. Let' s say tradition. I know that now as big as best. I don' t know about lying to me you don' t practice it, but you would practice it the same with your children, because see that sometimes when we go we have been vacationing in Veracruz. My grandma and my aunt have always told me, I mean, you have to take advantage of the children here to cure them. Then I always turn them around and tell them they' re coming on vacation. Granny, imagine coming on vacation and if you' ll come close. And they won' t want to come anymore. I remember, don' t let them love playing where you have to stay in your bed all day, all day, I mean, you can' t mean if you' re gonna stop, for example, in the bathroom, if you have to put on slippers or flip flops, that is, you can' t step on the floor. Yes, and realize that on your forehead a handkerchief was tied and on your handkerchief they put a well as a cured spirit. Yeah, and they put some herbs on you. Yeah, and there you go and smell, you come back to weed, you smell like weed, and you can' t bathe, that is, all day long. For example, we' re already
33:27 going to say at about twelve o' clock in the night. You can stand up and you can step on the floor, but you can' t bathe, because everything they put on you is supposed to be hot. Then it can do you harm. Robert you have attended or you have known of people who have attended spiritist sessions in Veracruz. I know that those spirit sessions in Veracruz are, then, very heavy and I think it is the part, because Mexico is heavier in that environment, because this many call it the cradle of the devil. So, you' ve been in some of her broken sessions. Yes, notice that when I tell you that they took us to those cures once we left and realized that we were supposed to be cured, to talk to us and the lady who was, so she was healing us, she was talking to us before I mean, before I started.
34:35 You can go talk to us and suddenly your grandmother told us in this case is my grandmother' s mom, my grandma, she came with you, so she was, so she said she was present and with us she had passed away. No and she had already passed away, already had, already had several years of deceased and she says she came with you and says she comes with you because she will always take care of you. So, then, uncle there you don' t, because it doesn' t surprise you, no, because they always tell you that because mom, for example, that your relative will take care of you and everything. But already when we were already in session because the lady kind of started to own, provide or notice that it did not co- operate, but she did get so white of the skin, that is to say pale and suddenly she started to tell us things or talk to us, as I say with her tone of voice, because it was not like she changed, like she changed the tone of the word with the tone of voice, but she didn' t go on to talk about the way my grandmother Robert spoke to us. I want you
36:05 to leave us this thing that you' re telling us about this anecdote that you have staff. Don' t leave it for the climax, the program and what they think Julio, I don' t know we' re going with one more song, because let' s get there with one song not if before we send greetings to the people who are in the chat again Sally gasper varra thank you or to organize Jacobo, my compadre, Jesus is the sewing a greeting Jorge Chapa and because Mario Shuara I think he is listening to my cousin a greeting also for the region of covedoso tankandes in PotosÃ, Mr Masaru Fuku Moto kak who are listening to us all there in quantity for everyone. And so let' s go with that next role to, come out this song Makka to everyone who' s listening to us through the chat, to everyone who' s on the show. This one' s from MGMT, it' s called Inthe Rockers. Now let' s have this song, my rady ada. We continue, because we are still here in his program fear in re- editing and we are already in the final part of the program, in the final straight, already of this session number ten of fear in reality, one of days of fear in raditar. Thank you so much for greeting the people who are in the chat here again. Says the Gaster. A greeting to my friend Gaby, who walks in the defective and goes to see a viatle room that is to make Paul McCartney. Everyone you want to see is going to have a live time on the Internet as well.
37:28 A greeting for the chaperrite, which I know is listening to us and doing homework. Greeting to make James Caesar James, the valor so. Thank you so much for hurting us. Also Ilin, who says he loves you with madness and compassion. I don' t know who' s there Julio, uh, or take care of Julius Something about running around, and for Jesus, the Sewer, too, brothert For the final straight of the program, what you' re telling us. Please, you can take the subject back to me, Julio. We' re talking about the spiritist sessions. I just saw a movie. I was talking to salt about a movie called Drarney th Hill. Here in Miguito he was known as Arrar Trameni Hell, very bad movie, but a churro, but losing farts. But the truth is, I mean, it caught my attention about the spiritist sessions. Steal what else you can tell us antecedents of this. Yeah, look, I ' m telling you, we were there and I, the lady started getting all pale and, I mean, the amazing thing was that good up to that point. I didn' t know that after saying, I was being possessed by the soul, so to speak, of great- grandmother, of my great- grandmother. And I tell you and it wasn' t like in the movies that she started to change her voice, or she started walking
38:59 like the person, if not with the normal voice, but saying words, the way she spoke, exactly the words my grandma used to say, and the way my grandma spoke to us. Yeah, for example, it was me, it was a lady I didn' t know. So, this one for us, communism, we didn' t know her. Obviously, she didn' t make us all Grandma either. In fact, that was the first time we went with the lady, because that lady was supposed to do the chores, she was going from city to city like she' s a very good doctor and goes from city to city and so does the lady.
39:50 So, then, she started talking to my cousin, my oldest cousin, the oldest one with us, Angela, and my grandmother named her, Jelly. Yeah, so we all call her Jenny, and the lady started referring to her with the nameÃlin as Jelly, not as Angela. Yes, for example, I was called this Gordo and he didn' t refer to me as Roberto. She said, she told me, Gordo told me then and she started telling us things and she started telling us that because she was, I mean, that we knew she was okay and everything. And then, all of a sudden, my cousins and my grandmother and my aunt started crying and hugging the lady as if she were really going, now, and she realizes that I was standing behind, because I was the only man.
40:57 All the more were pure women and so on shot that you don' t mean, you can' t believe it, you can' t believe it? And this one over there said the, that is the lady I say this, because I have to go. I have to go, I have to keep resting, but this one wherever it is, I' m going to, I' m going to be taking care of it. Then pretend I was in shock there until I got out. That' s when it kind of came to me and yes, I mean, it gave me a squirt of feeling and that' s when I started crying. Robert, once again I came out and I want to thank you for coming today on our Miran Radio show, such and so I say thank you very much, because programs on the invitation or I came out, something else you want to add. Yes, in reiterating again the thanks to Robert for sidetracking with us.
41:49 I mean, I know you work early. I know what you have to go to sleep right now and get up early. Thank you very much. Your stories really had a lot of fun. We don' t expect, as I tell all guests, not to be the first or the last time, Robert, I don' t know if you want to say anything before you finish the show. So greetings to Yara and Saira, who told me that maybe they came to the final part of the program and that they asked me to ask Cachete is that with how much you are there, with how many there, with how many there? Then we thank them once again. Gigmans was again left without telling the story he had from the beginning that he wanted to tell and I have not been able to tell from the first chapter. It' s a show and we' re not going to tell you that I can' t. My so and already to say goodbye also to fire people from the chat to the gasper thank you so much for having unveiled. Parra lalo, thank you very much for the next show. I ' ll give you your song Send it to me by mail A, ellen AiÃn, Jesús el Coser and Gaby connect earlier. Please, I know Gaby ' s listening to us, but a greeting to all of you. He was with us more in the controls also of lugo and we left them with this musical cut without before saying goodbye. My name was Sally Gutierrez. My name is Julio Flores, and Julio is going to leave us with a song that our guest is going to present to us. This musical cut will see you next Wednesday. Good- bye, Robert. Please, that Rola guy.
43:13 We don' t usually put them on this show, but the truth is, it' s really hot. OK sometimes from a band called Terry Special and the song is called sochro ud mi yu. We are in such a thank you see you next Wednesday. Bye.
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