Semana Santa l Las Alucines l 02x39

Hola! How are you, Quesito? Very well. I want you to know that if we didn't have an episode last week, it was because the Nígiris were the ones who asked for the holidays. And it wasn't organized with their time and movement, it was us.

And it worked out.

We said, Holy Week, the Nígiris, we're ready.

We joined together. And we all blamed each other. to all of us. But we had a documentary to upload, which we hadn't uploaded because we didn't know when, so it was nice to see and remember that beautiful moment. Oh yes, I was very happy. I hadn't seen it well.

Me neither.

And yesterday at the premiere, well, today we are recording a week later, but yesterday at the premiere I said, how beautiful. Yes, I hadn't seen it consciously either because we have walked like from the dinghy to the taco. because we've been walking from the Tingo to the Taco. From the top to the top. And when I saw it, I felt a lot of tenderness, a lot of nostalgia, remembering everything that was lived there. Because I think it was an experience that was worth remembering on a Monday.

Yes. Oh, and apart, hey, speaking of, we're going on tour in May. Yeah, that's true.

We're going to the second and last stage of the tour in the United States. Because I've seen a lot of people saying, come to Tampa. No, those are the cities that are there.

And it's not going to happen again. It's not, in fact, it's already over.

Yes.

And it would be the last time they see us like this. In the United States, like this, live, right? As soon as they see us shopping, they'll be at Marshalls. I thought about why we didn't do a dynamic in the show of dressing up as Lupaz and Kessen and giving advice live. And that people ask us, I would love to! I feel like it could be something fun.

And something new. Yes, and that people say, no, I have this problem and that's it. It would be the only time in the world that we would do it. I thought about it. Because I liked those characters. I don't know if I'll like them later.

But I think we have to express them this way. And above all, to advise people. Of course, because remember that we are the voice of reason. Of course, of course.

And if the advice doesn't work for them, it's because you handled it badly.

Or because it's not for you.

Exactly. We say, advice in the air, it's like when you read the future.

Sure.

Connect with what connects with you, the other, throw it away.

Exactly. So you know guys, see you in the United States, how exciting. I feel like it's going to be really cool. I'm super excited because,

I don't know, I feel like the atmosphere in Las Vegas, Miami, being there...

In Orlando.

Yes, Orlando. Maybe we'll go around with you guys. I don't know, big things and above all we're going to be crazy because it's genuinely the last time we're going on tour in the United States.

I know.

So, tap tap tap to the link that's down there so you can go for your tickets. And we'll see you in May. Of course, I'm excited! Yes, but how are you? I'm so pumped! I saw some pictures you uploaded yesterday or the day before, I don't know, I haven't been on Facebook much.

But, it's already a pumped up arm.

It's already a pumped up arm, dude! It's not that Lupita is exercising, it's that Lupita is pumped up. Yes, I feel like a whore. Yes, I can tell when you were in the gym, you were like, I don't know, I got more pulled. But I'm also surprised, I'm really surprised because I had never

taken my body to this point. I mean, what the hell. And I'm very excited because, what's today? What's the video today? Today we're recording... I have to pay my credit cards

Well, remember me when I'm done Yes But the video is being published on the 13th This video is being released on the 13th 13 days to go? 13 days to go for 26?

13 days

Not even the 15th? Not even the 15th? 13 days. Today! Not tomorrow I don't know what's happening on the web Today is 7 7 plus 7 is 14 14 but not 13 Because 13 is the episode

Not 14 13 minus 6 is 7 We are looking for the 13 Yes, but not 13 of the video Today is 7 Today, I don't know how people...

And you hit her with a feather, like, what the hell?

I don't know how things are on the web with the supernova. What I do know is that my opponent is well attacked. I'm being honest today, I don't know if it was a joke or real beef, but she stopped following me.

Oh, really?

Yes! She followed you. Ay, a por favor. Ay, sí. ¿Se seguían?

Sí, un chorro. Y yo sí la sigo todavía, obviamente. Pero me dejó de seguir. ¿Cómo duele el unfollow?

Wey, no mames. O sea, miren, yo soy...

No mames.

O sea...

Te juro, me dolió demasiado. But how? So we're not going to like each other anymore? How? I mean, if we're going to hit each other in the supermarket? A like. I felt weird, I felt like, oh, wow. But I said, well, each one. So for me, it makes me feel like a real fight. Ok, yeah.

If you explain to me, because before I said that. You're already like, burning. Yes. They're already like, burning up. So that made me feel like the real nerve of, no way, my opponent is angry, he can't keep going. It's not a game, Lupita. 13 days into the fight, I'm like,

oh, okay, now I'm serious. Now we're really going to fight. I'm like, oh, okay, it can hurt.

Dude, that's how I feel. Do you know where I'm thinking? I mean, because, obviously, I don't want you to get hit, but I know it's possible because it's a fight, right?

It's a... what's it called? Yes, a fight.

Yes.

Okay.

I...

A fight.

No, no, no, that it's a fight. So we were organizing the month of April to see what dates we were going to record, and we were going to record after the fight. And I was thinking, but if they hit Lupita, she's going to record with a blow.

Yes.

But then I said, I don't want to think about that. I want to think that you're not going to be hit. But it can happen. That's what I felt very real. Because I'm already thinking about if they hit her, she's going to record.

Of course.

I mean, I'm anxious, but focused on my training because I've seen great results, the truth is. Great results that I've seen. No, but I've seen the progress, so it's cool, you know? And let's see what happens, kids. We're already on the countdown and what's coming.

Yes.

Boom, boom, boom! On the day of the fight, I want you to... Ah, I want you to make memes, I mean videos, of when you present the fight or something like that, for the first time!

And Lupita with gloves and stuff, please. And one of those where you enter from the back and...

You know how?

You come out and there's a picture of Lupita like that. I want to to come in from the back and... You know how? You come in from here and take a crazy picture like this

I want to see your videos But if you're on my corner I want you to bring a towel Obviously I'll bring it

And I'll bring a kangaroo

Yes, yes, yes, yes I already thought about it

Yes, yes

I mean, look, I'm not going to have fun because you're going to get hit So at least let me have fun like this a kangaroo. What am I going to bring? Nothing. No, nothing. And a visor. What?

A visor, a visor.

Yes, a transparent visor.

Let me get organized. Mylene, write down my pending.

Yes, a visor like this, kangaroo, and a scarf like this.

And I'm going to run all the time from one side to the other.

What are you doing, cheese?

Things. I was like, what are you doing, cheese? And I'm going to open and close my locker and take out things and they won't see anything

and I put another one in.

Yes, with a pen and you put it here.

Yes.

No, I'm the guy.

You pull?

Please!

Your bad manners.

I'm your dad.

Yes, with a whistle.

Yes, yes, yes. se van a ver. ¿Me puedo poner un set completo de los que usa tu papá? No porque tienes que llevar mi camiseta. Ah, pero lo voy a traer abajo. Y me pongo un set completo de un color. ¿Cangurera? ¿Visera? Que obviamente tío nunca lo he visto así.

Ya lo estoy añadiendo. No, pero si usa mi papá así justo. ¿Cangurera, visera, silbato, trapo. Yes, trapo and toallito. There's my outfit. I loved it. We don't know what you're going to wear, and if you have to wear sneakers.

I have some that are very physical education teachers. The ones with the strings like this?

Yes.

We said that the outfit is the outfit. I love it. So kids, if you want to see the teacher... And I want you to call me Professor Cheese. Yes, Professor Cheese. No, she's Professor Cheese.

There goes Professor Cheese.

But we have two tasks, guys.

I want to watch those videos because I would love to. But you have to clean the sweat.

Oh, yes, obviously. Yes, yes, yes.

And I'm going to give you a bottle of water. Yes. I'm going to get a glass of water. Ready. And Ronnie, what are you going to do? Don't you want to get in? And I, Ronnie, with the whistle to Ronnie, get out of here.

I don't want to see you here.

Give me the yellow card, okay?

I'm going to get the yellow card?

No, because you're going to distract me.

No, but before you start fighting. You're playing. Before you fight. I'm not going to remember. No, no, no, that there, someone is passing by and I'm like...

Of course! Hey! Yellow! I'll take the red one out! Here you don't run! And here you don't run!

Well, task one is to make the videos like a fair, for the first time. Lupita gets on the ring and so on.

And the second task I took, get the most ridiculous outfit I can find. And when you're in the corner, you have to do a massage like this. Yes, yes, yes.

That, like a massage.

Like what?

I pull, I pull. With a little cloth.

It's already organized.

Today we're not going to talk about anything.

The real ones are amazing.

Yes. The real ones. I'm going to tell you about today's topic. Please. For this, we need a nigiri music. That is like... That comes out in the weeks. I mean, this is a normal week and this music can come out. But, like Santa.

Ah.

You know?

That is a music that comes out in a week. But you say, ah, this music is Santa.

Yes, yes, yes, because... It can't be a music from a normal week. Santa. Sí, sí, sí, porque no puede ser una música de una semana normal. No.

O sea, porque hay música semanal y hay música semanal santa. Exacto. Entonces, échame esa rola nigiri que tenga que ver con este concepto. Me gusta. Va? Entonces, vamos a hacer unos pasitos de semana santa.

Ok.

Ok?

¿Y qué haces aquello? Sí, yo... Oh Domingo the Ramos you have fun to spread that I know my pussy the semana wait, what was the And I was a little bit of a sadist But it's part of the cotovino because if we're on the occasion if not, so we're on the occasion is we are most glad I'm a citizen But it's part of the Kotorreo. Because they went on vacation. If they hadn't gone on vacation, we would have won the holy week.

Of course.

Indeed. So they take responsibility for the niggers.

Of course.

So, Kessito, what does the true Kessipedia say? Not the false, the true Kessipedia.

Holy week.

Passion, death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. That's right! Of course! But... Oh, claro! Pero... Pero, aquí se junta junto con pegado. Y vamos a hablar de la realidad también.

También hay vacaciones. Sí. ¿Por qué? Porque Dios, además de regalarnos el perdón, nos regaló el tiempo libre.

Claro. Y realmente este tema...

¿Te gustó esa definición, May?

Sí.

Ahí está. de las vacaciones de semana santa. No vamos a hablar de la religión ni nada, simplemente de las ventajas de alguien.

De la resurrección.

De la pasión. Me están diciendo que no vamos a hablar,

pero porque cuando Jesús...

Sí, resurrección, no, resucito. Resucito. Resucito. Entonces, no vamos a hablar de eso, solo de las vacaciones de semana santa, So we're not going to talk about that, just about the Holidays. Because in the end, in our lives, we've all lived Holidays, haven't we? Believe it or not, you get Holidays.

Yes, right? Yes, because legally they're Holidays. They're holidays in the constitution of schools. In work it's not mandatory, but...

Yes.

No.

Ah, in work it's not mandatory.

No, but many lot of companies do. Yes, a lot of companies do.

Oh, so I was like, oh, so you rested on Holy Week?

What the heck!

Well, if it wasn't mandatory, you tricked me.

What the heck!

I'm Catholic.

So it's in favor of your religion.

Isn't it in the Federal Labor Law?

No, no.

Does the HR have any doubts? I didn't know that. They didn't give me any with reason. No, but if you were in government, yes. Oh, no, yes, yes, they gave me. Yes, in government, yes. But I was thinking that in all my jobs we did give them.

Well, it's up to consideration. Yes, if the owners are Catholic, then yes. We are already well connected. No? Do you work in Liverpool?

No, but they do give Christmas gifts.

What does that have to do with you, Pablito?

It's official.

I want you to know that Pablito told us, in Liverpool they don't give them. And I told him, oh you work in Liverpool? and I said, maybe they do, and he said no but Christmas, and I don't know what, they do give them

but that's why I...

Come on! What does Liverpool have to do with you?

Come on Pablito!

They're not officials

They're not officials

Well... Ok. I'm going to open the podcast! Guys, the federal law of Liverpool has made it clear.

Of course.

Oh, man!

But, guys, that's life. Liverpool is one of the exceptions. But let's talk about what we did on Easter. Do you remember what you did on holidays? How did you spend it? I know that many people... There are two types of people.

The ones that do things related to religion. Because during Holy Week, they take this whole thing of going to mass, of putting on the ash...

No?

Things like that. But before Easter? So you prepare for Easter. So you do all the rituals so Easter comes. I remember that there were people

who, on Easter you don't eat meat and all that. So everything starts with the Easter? Yes, but on Easter you don't eat. Right? So they genuinely do it like that. On the eve of Easter. or what is called a cuaresma. Yes, but you don't eat on Easter days. Oh, no.

Right? So they genuinely do it like that. The vigil. And what about the others?

Vacation! Or both. Yes. For example, Maylin, who apparently illegally went on vacation.

Hey, I have a question.

Imagine if I didn't release the topic of the whole video.

Yes, because here it all about my ignorance. You know you can't eat meat. But I have the dosage of eating meat, of swallowing meat, or of having sex. I think you don't eat meat on Fridays and you also put something that you're going to leave during Lent.

Right?

But you shouldn't have sex.

Well, no.

Oh, you're supposed to not? No. May, June, July, August, September, October, November. Whoever is born in November. Oh, sinners! Oh, your parents must be burning, huh?

Just saying.

I don't want to find out that you ate a hamburger that day

because I'm going to get a stroke.

Yes.

No, man, of course. Just like us, you were born on Valentine's Day. Valentine's Day.

And I was born on Christmas. You were born in Cuaresma.

That's true.

So much that we were criticized.

No one criticized us.

So much that our parents were criticized for having relationships on December 12th and Christmas. Hey, I didn't know you had to leave the relationships. Yes, you can't have sex. I mean, neither eat meat nor eat... Neither eat human flesh.

Nor eat dry food.

Nor eat your partner.

Nor eat mazacuata.

What a disgust. Nor eat panocha.

Nor eat almeja. What a disgust. We have that very close. I don't even eat almejaqui! How disgusting!

We have that a lot. We told them that on the Phoenix show.

We told them that we have the... I mean, it's funny. But you can't do that. So, I feel like if you go and you're religious

and all that, it's the trick of doing everything that corresponds. And as you say, many people do both and go on vacation. Were you one of those who did both, or just one, or just went on vacation, or not? I feel like it was because of stages in my house. Because there was a stage, like your mom, who made the inn,

and lit candles and stuff. There was a stage in my house that... I think I've never explained this, but in my house, everyone is Catholic, I became a Christian. So there was a time when we all did all these activities together, and then I left them, right? But there was also a time of intensity,

which sounds different, where every Sunday we were at Mass, where we did the Ramos, where we did Wednesday of ash, where we did all this mergue tengue. So I did all the Lent for many years. So I prepared for Holy Week. And I do remember eating fish burger on Fridays,

because you couldn't eat meat. But I already have it a little blurry because... Because it's been a long time since you ate it. Yeah, it's been a long time since I've done all that,

but I do remember all that process.

And I remember the ramos,

which are made in a cross. I remember that very well. But when Easter came, this was my worst fear, guys. My worst fear was that we didn't have Easter at home because my dad had to work.

He was one of those people who didn't get holidays. So he could ask for his holidays during the year while it wasn't Easter.

So I spent the 15 days of Easter at home, looking at the ceiling.

Oh, happy!

I also complained.

I had a great time, but we didn't go on vacation after. So, the first week of school, I wasn't there. So, I had a lot of trouble. Yes, you were...

I was... Disaster. I was...

Cataphyxed. I was cataphyxed. But, on Easter, what I did was great. I would sleep very late. So, you had more vacations?

Yes.

Of course!

I mean, I...

You had two weeks of Easter, right? In elementary school. So your dad didn't rest, but you were at home these two weeks, and the first week of school...

I...

Come on, three weeks! And I said, add one more so it's a month. Of course.

Close it in a month.

At once? No, eso nunca. Pero esto me la pasaba en la casa comiendo lo que quería. O sea, de que voy a desayunar, waffles.

¿Sabes? La nutrición no existía ya en...

¿Por qué esas son vacaciones? Sí, esas son las verdaderas vacaciones. Y por ejemplo, esta semana santa fue lo que hice. Hubo un día en donde así. Y yo de que no, no te preocupes, aquí en la casa me hago algo. ¿Saben qué comí? Papas con salsa.

¿Saben qué cené?

Papas con salsa.

Claro.

Y me comí unos escuincles que llevó Lupita también. Es verdad. Y eso es lo que estuve haciendo. Yo reconecté con casa de Semana Santa. Sí, sí, sí. And then, my dad would let me watch TV all day. And I'm going to tell you this. He let me use the computer all day.

What?

There was no personal time?

There was no personal time.

Those were your real holidays?

Those were my real holidays. Being at home without anyone bothering me. Without obligations.

In pajamas all day. Eating whatever you want. The black foot. The black feet. My feet were screaming.

Let's see.

Let's go one at a time. Well, I'll tell you that this Holy Week I reconnected with those

children's holidays.

We were together.

So I stopped taking a shower,

which made my feet black.

Yes, suddenly I go to Q, I tell Quesito, Quesito, that sweat is from yesterday, right? And look at my feet. And also, all stained with sauce.

And look at my feet.

And look at my feet. Black, here and there. Hola, vacations! There was a day when Joel arrived, Joel is the one who dyed my hair and everything, and he said, I'm going to bathe you today, right? That's true, that's true!

One day before, I went to bathe and Joel dried my hair, and the next day he said,

I'm going to bathe you too.

Hey, today you have to bathe too, right?

And I was like, no, no, no!

I said, I don't want to do anything. choco crispies. En la comida me comí una concha de chocolate. Ese fue el día que comí papas y escuincles. Pedí boneless, me comí dos y luego volví a comer papas. Con salsa. Que siento que esa es la verdadera vacación. Sí, güey, de verdad que sí, ¿eh?

Y lo gozaste.

Me divertí demasiado.

Sí, sí, sí. But for you, what is a holy week? What is it? For me, I remember that... The truth is... I always... No, look. It wasn't very...

I was very bored with the subject of religion. So, with my grandmother, we were very overwhelmed with all this... What was the ash? What was the... You know? So, I remember, like I... Oh, I don't know, I don't know why I tried to do things against it, you know?

And I also feel... well, this is from my own cauldron.

What?

No.

I feel that since there was a lot of work,, that's what was the most boring for you.

Because it wasn't like it was different.

No, and you take me to a place to listen to someone I don't want to listen to. I mean, my time gets bored, bored, bored, bored, and I'm like, I want to leave! And I was like, I have things to do. I don't have anything to do.

Nothing.

I'm a girl, dude. But I remember that my grandmother started with this thing about the Holy Week, and today you don't eat meat, and you eat a lot of fish, and I almost don't like fish. I mean, I don't like it, I don't like it. So I remember that I started doing evil things, defeating my cousins to eat sausage. I can't even get here, but I have to stop laughing.

She said, let's go.

Yes, like, stop it. Do you agree that God loves us as we are? Like, why don't we eat meat?

But it was just to feel evil.

Of course, because I didn't want to eat fish anymore. I mean, stop eating sausage with capsules. So, what? That you don't feel like eating hot dogs. I started with this kind of evil, of convincing, or this adrenaline, of going to the here, two.

Ow!

I don't know, I was like, and at night, God, please forgive me, it's like, but I liked to feel this adrenaline, like I'm committing a super crime, so it all started like that, and then the next week, we'd always go to the beach.

Always, always, always, always. We'd go to San Carlos. And I loved it because in San Carlos, on the main street, you see all the cars, bands, girls. When I was little, I used to go like this, like, no way! The girls, the pick-ups, dancing.

And I was like, no, I want to go.

The girls.

The girls, the girls, with the boat in the trunk of the truck. Like, hey, hey! The girls, with the boat in the trunk of the truck. And I was like, no way, I want to get off my mom. No. Mom, let's park the car here to see the boys. Lupita, you're 13 years old, right? Of course not.

And I said, no, please. And we spent the whole week in a house in San Carlos. And the couples, like my mom, my uncles, they went right to this street. And the girls were left at home because they wouldn't let us go. And once, my cousins and I got in the hidden trunk

to go to the street. So we got in the pickup truck trunk, and it had a canvas, and we hid there, my cousins, my sister. I was like, don't say anything, I don't know what my parents got in. And suddenly we see, and my parents got in the car. And we were trying to get to the Vuelta. And we were like, imagine, girls, the car was so fast,

because they didn't know that there were girls in the back. And we were like, holding on to the back of a car, with a canvas on top of us, and it was flying. And the canvas, the heat too. Well, with the wind, you couldn't feel it, it was more like the wind hitting the canvas. ¿Y el calor también? Pues con el viento no se sentía, era más viento que te golpeaba la lona. Así.

Y entonces no me oí de que frenaban los topes, de que ¡ah! ¡Pam! Así. ¿Horrible? El caso que llegamos y todos de que, o sea, mis papás, yo recuerdo de ver a mi mamá y mi papá así cernobios.

Muy, muy, muy, muy cernobios de que, ¡eh! ¡Dejan a mi vieja! Y mi mamá, bailándole a mi papá. Y yo recuerdo verlos así y que, ¿y por qué me prohíban esto? Entonces ya empiezo a ver claro porque pues, It was a party for adults. And my sister was with her pillow and she was like, Lupita, please, we have to go home. She was covered.

And it was Friday, so give her a bite of this sausage. Yes, sausage for everyone to sin. And I was like, no, I don't want to get out. No, yes, get out without her noticing. They were in front of the pick-up. We said, let's get out. We got off the pickup and we started to go like this.

Some girls, my sister was 10, I was 12, my cousin was 13, 14, like this. In a street, we grabbed each other by the hand and we were walking among a world of drunk people. It was a very heavy atmosphere, I don't know right now. And we got off very comfortably in a very comfortable way.

And there were some girls.

Of course, but we got lost. And how did we get back? We said, we were supposed to go this way, but the pick-up wasn't there. It was a mess. My parents went back home. We weren't there anymore. It was a mess. They had to go back down the road. Because, I don't know if you remember San Carlos, that main street? Yes, where we went to buy hats. Exactly, that's where we went.

Oh, well, I don't remember if we went all the way... Well, you take the road, but you realize the beach, right? And I remember my parents having to go back, because the girls were going to hear it. And I said, let's sit here in front of a group of people and have a chat. It's not good. But we did that in Holy Week. I mean, that's an anecdote of several.

But that was the first time I experienced the Holy Week parties at the beach, in San Carlos, and then afterwards we also went to Massatra. Oh, well, context, they found us later. Oh, good. Because we were close and my mom well, context, we met later on. Oh, good. Because we were close, my mom, of course, got mad.

I mean, like, pah, pah. Obviously, no, man, that's scary. And also, knowing that there's, I mean, obviously, La Mega Más is a holy week, but also, well, there's so many drunk people,

dude, there's so many people from outside. You don't know who was there. Lots of gringos, lots of people with a lot of drugs. That's the reality. Lots of excesses because people are going to get high. And obviously it's not a place for kids.

What do you do? Of course not.

Lupita. In San Carlos we do the Via Crucis. And what you saw was a parade. You're seeing things in a sick way. Because you're sick. If you take everything to excess. And you're my take on it, Lupita. That never happens in San Carlos.

But it's not a place for kids. I think there are 16, 17 and up. That are boys and girls. But 10 year old girls, I see kids like that, not. Then I understood, my mom obviously talked to me and blah blah. But...

That's so cool. But that's how it was and I started to like it a lot. It was like, beach in Sembona. A lot of lavender, a lot of sea, a lot of dancing. No, man. It was always that in the morning, sea, jet ski, yachts, beach,

being super tired at the bar, alberca, being tanned, and at night, going to the party on the street. It's a lot of meeting people, walking around like, Hey, what's up? Come on! And dancing in little balls of strangers. I mean, you never get married, eat!

Dancing in little balls, meeting, I don't know, flirting, meeting guys. So, when you were older, you started going to the excess? Always. Always, always, always. You arrived and you always? Always, always. Every Holy Week.

I think that after I was 15, I went with permission and consent and with my friends. My parents would let us go. They would say, Anneli, you have to go this way, because they would let us go out to Cotorrero like this. With the boys, like, what's up? And your mom, like, why are you getting on your stomach and farting? Always, always, like, don't get too hot, Lupita. Don't get too hot, it's cold.

Because it was cold, but it's typical for me to get hot. And that's how I met a boyfriend. Oh, you know what? That's how I met him. Do you remember the marihuana I showed you? foreign foreign foreign foreign

foreign foreign foreign foreign I live in Doña Cuca. Next to the bakery. Do you remember the bakery we went to? The one that sold these cubilets? The one you liked so much.

Yes.

That ox.

That ox. Not the one that's at the exit.

No, the one at the roundabout.

Ok.

Because that one is where the girls meet.

Ok.

Look, I met him there. I was like a lady. He turned around and said, -"Hey, hey, hey." -"How old were you?" -"I was 16." -"Okay."

And...

He was playing the guitar.

Okay.

And he was with his friends, his friends were playing, and suddenly I pass by and he starts singing a song, a song you want to sing, a super cute song. He said something cute.

With a knife.

No, something cute. No, what is it?

But an acoustic version.

An acoustic version. And I turned around and saw him and he followed me to the lox. And I told him, I don't have money. I thought he was asking me. And he was like, no way. And I went to the OX and when I was about to leave the OX

he opened the door and said You're not leaving the OX if you don't tell me your name

Oh!

And why?

What do you mean why? What do I mean why?

That's gross!

But when I got there he said You're not leaving the OX if you don't tell me your name. That's how he opened up to me. And I was like... Dude, I feel like those are the books I read. What's your name?

No.

What's your name? I don't know, but he started singing to me about what's your name.

Really? No.

I ruined it. I mean, I did stay there. But if you saw him, you said he's handsome. He's handsome, very handsome. And then he had that little mole here on his eyebrows, so black, so cool. And I was like, oh, I already told him, what's your name? And he was like, Lupita. And I was like, Lupita, Lupita, my love.

And he started singing that song, Lupita, my love. I don't remember, but a friend of mine said, listen to her, she's really hot. And I was like, what do you want from me? And we talked and became friends. I remember that week. And did you meet each other there? We met there and I told my dad,

because I had to go to the airport with my parents every hour. I didn't have to tell my parents, we accompanied them. And I remember that I went with my parents, and I was so drunk, No, es que tengo que decirle a mis papás, no, nosotros las acompañamos y no sé qué. Güey, y me acuerdo que fui con mis papás y de que yo también, o sea, ¿qué naca? De que llego y andaba pues con ellos. Y de que no le alcanzo para te presento unos amigos, ellos nos van a andar cuidando.

¡Ay!

¿Y tu papá? ¡Ah, ok, sí! And I was like, what do I care about those friends, Lupita? I don't even know them. But I just met them, and they're friends. And my mom said, where are they from, Lupita? You just met them. I said, of course not, mom! Lupita, you just met them. Mom! My mom saw them and said, of course they're Lupita's friends, they're a rock band. And that's how we met there, and it was really cool because at that time it was like a text message. So it wasn't like we were connected all day, but it was like, let's say,

Wednesday, Holy Week, and like, hey, see you at the OXO at that time. It's like, okay, yes, at 9 at the OXO. And we arrived and he was like, hey, what's up? And we started going out and then he fell in with me. And I told him, wait. And you? It was last week. But we did kiss.

And he was a beautiful guy too.

He was a beautiful guy, but he was in another covach. I was in a covach, he was in another one, it was bigger. And I remember that when I kissed him, he shut his mouth and I said, no. Stop. Stop. Oh, but I loved that love of vacation I loved the love of vacation That's funny because it's from the book It's very nice

You know what I remembered? It turns out that Since I'm from the border You know that in high school and high school they give you two weeks One of those weeks is combined with spring break

which is in the United States. So, many of my friends started to agree to rent a flat on the weekend and go to Spring Break. Obviously, my dad never let me go. I mean, never. And I was like, I think it was when I still couldn't upload stories to Instagram.

So, I told my dad, like, dad, let me go, let me go. And my dad, like, there's no way. I mean, there's no way you're going to go with your 15-year-old friends to Spring Break, to Isla del Padre. I mean, they're going to drive and stuff. And I'm like, yes, but a guy't know who he is, but my friends are going in the truck

and we're going to meet on a weekend on Father Island in an apartment that I've never been to and you don't know where it is. Oh, man! Visualize María Serena saying that.

Uh-huh, and you, of course.

Shut up, stupid!

So I remember that they did the same thing, they would get together on the beach or something like that, and then they would do concerts on the beach or whatever. But, have you seen those necklaces that are made of balls?

Yes.

Well, there they did, I don't know if in many places, but there they did that if I, as a man, give you one of those necklaces, you have to show me your tits. Oh yeah, that's why I lived in Cancun. Oh, well, they did that there too. And they'd tell you, I don't know, the kid would come and tell you to show your tits. I mean, show me your tits.

But as Mexicans, they started to transform it into chuyo ortiz. So I remember that a lot of times when friends would come back from Father's Island during Easter, with the Chuy Ortiz, and I was like, who the fuck is Chuy Ortiz? I mean, I was like, is he some artist or did people hear about him a lot? Or is he someone who lives there?

And I never got asked about it because I had a friend who always went and I don't know why I never told him, like, come here, who is Chuy Ortiz? And then I connected with him, and he was like, show your tits. So when they started to see stories on Instagram,

I started to see that. I started to see that it was about showing your tits. So that's when I connected. When friends uploaded their photos on Instagram

with a lot of necklaces.

And I said,

Oh, damn!

Oh, girl, you were showing your tits.

Oh, my!

That's crazy.

That's super crazy.

Right? I was teaching them how to pee. That's crazy. That's super crazy. It's crazy for me to realize all of that through social media. Every year I discover more information and I say, of course, this is what they do. But later, as they grew up, I realized that many of my friends ended up in jail.

In Padre Island.

Why?

Because they were driving drunk.

Of course. Or because they were doing things, I don't know, peeing in the bush or something like that. And that's when I was older, I don't know, I was 18 or 19,

I said, of course, that's why my dad never left me. Because he was a real bastard. Of course, because I don't know if we ever went to the island on Easter, of Madrid. And I was like, but we went and nothing happened. We were in the pool at the hotel. Uh-huh, no problem. So, dad, you take everything to the degenerate.

Yes, yes, yes.

So that all the...

But you all have sex, sex. Yes, drugs, alcohol. I mean, but when I grew up, I said, of course. Because they were 16, 17-, Cas is very manipulable, she's going to teach the chichis.

Of course!

I was going to arrive with a lot of necklaces.

You were going to say, these are the rules. Of course, I have to teach the chichis. If they give me a necklace, it's like if I go to L'OCCITANE and pay something, I was just getting back from Easter with my dad wearing a lot of necklaces and my dad was like Daughter, what did you do? I don't know if you remember this channel, and yes, they were having a lot of fun Exactly, the flight of the wet t-shirts contest

And a lot of... Naked Wild, that was the name of the show Yes, a lot of recording at the party and all this mess, you realize that... I mean, right now I'm going to go to the Spring Break, I had a degenere, and before I'm going to remember

that in Hermosillo, I confirmed all the Hermosillos here on the web, you realize that the Holy Week is in San Carlos, right? And then, I don't know if it's still in use or what, and then in Bahia de Quino it was Diabla Week. Ah! No, you know, I go no, si si todavia se use okay, you know in by a de Kino era semana de habla Es como que tenemos dos playas aquí semana santa que la semana de habla

entonces semanas antes la primera semana ya vez que dando semanas de vacaciones la primera por la semana santa normal de que san carlos

I am

marito y luego en vaya de kina dijera es primera semana and all that, and then in Valle de Quino... I told you, the first week, mass and everything, and then in Valle de Quino, drugs. Exactly, I swear. And you know why? Because the first week was more like family. There was a lot of family, and if you look at it, it's just one week of vacation that they do the jobs, or the three days, but the second week they only give it to schools and teachers, and so on. So, the second week, in the devil week, in Valle de Quino, I laugh, it was much more crazy. More brawls, more chaos, more like...

Because it was the Spring Break week. And that's where the chaos happens. So, there was a mini Spring Break in Valle de Quino, which is a street with the beach and everything. No way, people sleeping on the beach, parties, raves, in the cars,

but you realize it was like a beach without law. I mean, what I can tell you is that the police what they did was take care. They said, we're not going to be able to handle this mess. In the end, it's the week of the year where the locals earn more money

because the trade is activated. You see, it's not very quiet. I feel like the police station is like a bottle shop. Exactly, they don't kill each other. They don't drive on the road, because if you were there, they wouldn't let you go. There are a lot of accidents on that road. So that's what they took care of. But once you were inside the police station, it's like,

okay, it's just a little street. So on that side, it's like, chill, or that's my turn, because everyone will say, of course not, Lupita, of course not. So, there, I remember that I once went to my mom and I said, Mom, can you lend me the car?

Ah, and your mom said, yes, my daughter,

can you bring me a coke?

I was 16 years old. Hey, mom, by the way, I'm going to be a chef in the case, something that I don't know, I don't know how to... But anyway, I got the car, fast! But with the keys in your hand, you know? Yes, but fast, I'm going to Medellin, right?

But you...

What's up? Where?

You drive on the highway, because in the end it was an hour, man. You drive on the highway, and yes, it's super close, but it's a straight road, two ways. That's it. I mean, you're not going to go, Lupita. I'm not going to lend you the car. And I'm like, no way, I wanted to take the car. I mean, now I think about it and I say, what was going through my mind?

I mean, really, what world was I living in? But well, later it was like, hey mom, some friends are coming. Will you allow me to go to... no? You're not going to take you. And my mom took us. What a shit, right?

No, but that's good. Yes, because she was going with her best friend. And my mom was like, go ahead. And my mom was like, you have to get your chairs out on the beach and you guys go do your mess. So I had to go and it was great. We were already in a car with friends. I would tell my mom, Mom, don't wait for me, wake up. But I was going alone and it was awesome.

Then at the university I had to go to the Spring Break in Cancun. And it was a mess. Everyone gathers there. Everyone goes to Cancun on Holy Week. When they said they cut a friend because she was on TV kissing another one. At that point. When they cut a friend off because he was kissing another girl on TV. That's when it happened.

That we're here at Spring Break and your friend... Yes, yes, yes! No, no, no. But they put a challenge on him. We were outside the club, and...

Hey, hey, hey!

We'll give you... I don't know... I think it was... What do you like? I don't know, $50. We'll give you $50 if you kiss him and they grab an unknown person and you get $50 if they kiss each other on the tongue. But it has to be five minutes, something like that, a long time. And that kiss, kiss, kiss, all the people. And she's like, and I'm like, wait, what do you have? Well, television, wait. And she's like, five minutes, and I'm like, And I was behind... I was on Facebook that video. I was like, I'm going to see if I can find the video. I won't commit myself, but it's on Facebook.

Because they uploaded it and I saved it. I mean, I have it hidden. And I go out... Oh, but my friend is going to come out. No, well, no. No, no, don't show it to me.

Show it to me. I go out all the time. Seeing the glass. Yes, like, hey, they're recording you. And we're done. And that was the first time I saw the necklace and the boobs. Because I hadn't touched them. And you know what happened? When I was legally old enough to drink, I didn't care anymore.

I mean, the time had passed when my friends were doing all that stuff. And at 21, I said, I don't care about going with Chuy Ortiz. And I feel that now that I'm older, I've worked more on my social anxiety. Then they tell me, and now you're in the merequetengue, and I say, because I asked for help, friend. So now, but I don't feel like going in that type of degenerate anymore. So I skipped it. You're in the merequetengue, but literally with me.

Oh, yeah. It's not like you're alone. I've never seen her. I've never seen her. Lupita, by the way, don't wait for me. Wake up. I'm going down right now.

I'm going to hang out with strangers here at the bar. I'm coming! Aha. To rest. Aha. We were doing the necklaces thing here. Yes, here.

Hey, come on!

Come on, come on!

Yes.

But I skipped it and when I was older I didn't want to do it anymore.

I said, oh, bye.

Yes, no.

I didn't want to do it, to teach chichis. Yes, because I lost it. Yes, yes. You didn't let me live the moment of teaching chichis. And that's your dad's idea. No, and the truth was not even control. It was already subjugation. Subjugation of not letting me go to the island of the father at 15 years old, to take illegally and teach chichis.

But you see how at that age is when you wanted to do everything. I was that I wanted to drive, I wanted to drink, I wanted to see, I wanted to kiss, I wanted to conquer, I wanted to flirt, I didn't want to have a boyfriend, I wanted to have a boyfriend, I wanted to fall in love, I wanted to cut, I wanted everything. Everything, everything, everything, everything, but that's how I lived everything. Girls who are 15 years old and are watching this, relax a little. When you were on vacation that week, where did you go? I don't know, we went to Monterreal for... What is it? Saltillo? Saltillo, which was one of the best vacations

because we stayed in a cabin and we walked around the field. I mean, in a garden. No, I mean, I grew tomatoes that week. And everyone was like, wow, fun! I wanted to show the girls,ichis, I grow some tomatoes. I feel like you would love it.

My true dream, I already told Lupita that I'm going to end up in a cabin far away with a garden. Yes, true, she really has a plan for the future. And literally, I told Lupita, if I were to go live in this place, would you visit me? And she said, yes, perfect. And that's how I go with each person. Yes, and I said yes, and it's fine because you would stay so far away. Exactly.

So I go around, everything is fine. And I'm going to make videos harvesting tomatoes and stuff. That would be great content. In fact, I really like that content. That's my real dream since I was going to end up living in a commune, but I took him to a more orderly place, to a cabin. But I loved that your cabin says it's going to have a name.

Oh, yes.

Do you remember? How was it? Like, we said cabin, or like... No, well, there in... Oh, we already had it. We had it, Cascabel.

Yes, the Cascabels.

Yes.

Because it was very... Very...

Like a country house.

Yes, like... Dude, where did you spend the summer? Oh, in the Cascabeles. Oh, no, I went to the Cascabeles with... Maria Serena will say that. Of course, right?

Hey, what are you going to do on Easter? Yes, yes, yes. But a big project. But we went to a cabin in Monterreal, or sometimes we went to the Holy Week, but it was not so busy. So I had this idea that Holy Week was quiet. You know, two chairs in the pool, or two chairs on the beach, and I was like, dad, why don't you let me go to the Holy Week to teach the kids? Because you lived the real Holy week locked in your house and the third week there was no one.

Uh-huh. Because many times in the holy week, what they did is they put us in, I don't know, the summer camp at school. I mean, I did have a great time. I really liked it.

What else did we do? I don't know, we were going...

Where did we go, if that's true? ¿A dónde me iba? ¿A Estados Unidos? No, no, no. Una vez fuimos a Parral, que es allá por Chihuahua. Ah, super bonito. O sea, éramos muy de hacer planes así como muy de naturaleza.

Mmm.

Este, muy de sudar y el calor y así. Me encantó. A mí una parte que me gustaba mucho también era Mazatlán.

Ah.

Muy Mazatlán. I went to your sister's wedding. Oh yeah? Did you like it? I almost didn't go because I was there for a day and a half. Oh, that's true. I'm very good at the hotel. I feel like I missed it more. Yeah. But it's incredible. And just on Easter, I liked to see the motorcycles. Because there are hundreds and hundreds of motorcycles that parade in the middle of the street, and you hear a lot of choppers.

I think they come from La Baja, I'm not sure. They make routes. They make routes, and during Easter, they pass by, among the 60s, they ride motorcycles. I loved seeing couples, the choppers on motorcycles,

with their wives, you realize that with the thong, it came out like this. And if they were wearing, even better. Shut up! Black vests. And I was like, no way, the real experience. And I loved seeing all of them. Because they were people from all over. Gringos, Mexicans, and they all made teams.

But hundreds and hundreds of motorcycles. And I remember telling my dad, since I was a kid, Daddy, please, the motorcycles are coming. We need to go. Because I heard them from far away from the hotel. And it was like, let's go to the mall quickly to see the motorcycles. And my brothers were like, oh, how boring. It's a lot of motorcycles, a lot of noise.

And I, my best dream. I remember that I was the girl who saw a motorcycle parked there. And I was like, dad, can you take a picture of me? Ah, with glasses. And I remember a lot of people saying, no, get on the bus, I don't know what. Really? I loved it, I loved it. Part of the great Mazatlan childhood. I miss that, a holy week in Mazatlan.

I do want to see that. And you know what? I also remembered that there were certain holy weeks where, like a certain family of mine lives here in Mexico City, there were holy weeks where my dad would say, well, I'm going to give you a chance to go with the family over there. And I was like, of course, because I'm a city girl.

Of course!

So there were Easter weeks that I came here. It was a little terrible because it rains a lot here on Easter. I don't know if it's still like that with climate change.

Does it rain?

Ah, look,? Qué curioso. Entonces, muchas veces pasaba de que inundaciones aquí, la gente que es de Ciudad de México o que vive aquí o a que ha venido en Semana Santa, se inunda horrible, entonces hace un buen de tráfico y así. Pero yo en mi cabeza, en mi fantasía decía, claro, pero estoy en Ciudad de México. And doesn't that happen to you now? What has happened to me in the last few years? I forget that it's Holy Week. It happens to me, like, what?

Victoria, what do you mean you're on vacation? What? No! Which is also illegal.

Of course!

It's not in the labor law. Liverpool doesn't allow it. Let's remember that. And when you're older, you start making other plans. Maybe you make plans with friends, or you decide if you include yourself in the family plan or not. You already have that decision, because maybe you work and you say,

no, I prefer to rest or go or not. But for example, when I was Godin, I knew that Holy Week was coming, I did make plans with my family, with my friends, I don't know, well-structured, because I was waiting for Holy Week. But now that I have no idea about the time or anything, that we work without a schedule, I don't know, very rare,

I totally forget. And if you look at Holy Week, it's always changing, it's not an exact date. That's the hard part. You don't know if it's going to be in March or April. If we didn't have... What we did this Easter

was that we got together at home to eat potatoes. Different groups of friends. Like, each day there were different people. But we always got together. But if they hadn't organized it, I would have been gone.

I would have spent it here. Me too! Working, doing things. Yes, I was training. When everyone started talking about how we get together at home and watch movies, I was like, why? We talked about the ones that weren't going to go out. So it was like, well, recycled.

We didn't go out, we didn't do anything. Who isn't going out to come to the house? And that was what was cool, really. Because in the end I said, I'm not going out because I have to train and I don't know what. And it was very nice. I would repeat it a thousand times.

We played Catan, Lupita and I played together. We were the only ones in Catan who put us on the team.

And not even like that, we won. Almost, but I didn't tell you at the end because it was too late. We spent three hours playing Catan and Lupita had to sleep to train. We didn't win. I did everything I could for our city, but I didn't make it. But we did great management because I was in the logistics part, decisions, and it's like a monopoly. You buy, you move, and you're in the money management, so to speak.

And I fought with the bank. Yes, we fought with the bank. No, we need this. And what do you need? What do I need? Yes, we can. Let me change, let me do it.

And apart from that, we were all changing cards. In Catan, there's clay, wood, and straw, and so on. And we were shouting, how much do you give me? Someone said, who wants clay? I want clay. How much do you give me? How much do you give me? One stone. No, I have a stone. Offer me more.

So we were going for a clay, giving six straws, two trees. Yes, not bad.

Let go, if not, no.

That's how it is. It was really cool because it's one of those games where you scream with laughter. Yes, but I said so much attention in one place for so long, no. It was strong. If there was a point where I was like this, I said, I'm leaving. I'm leaving, I have to sleep, I said, enough for my mind. Because you could continue and continue and continue the game.

Yes, it's crazy, but they were different holidays, look. Yes, I liked it. I saw the two Avatar movies, I missed the as intense as I did as a kid. But they throw trees, kill animals, kill families, and they're burying people. I was so depressed. And I feel like as a kid you don't understand what's going on. No, I don't. I mean, you say, how sad, but...

Yeah, but love each other. You see more, but in the end, maybe they'll be happy or not. You know? But it's a mess. No, it's strong. I mean, I was really stressed. I don't know if they were the best movies to watch on Easter, but I watched them. And you didn't see me there?

What?

Oh, we were...

You were like, you never came out and I was waiting for you. They say, I'm watching Avatar, what time is Lupita coming out?

And I'm like, I don't see you there.

Yes, it's true. That's where we were. You're a neftyri. That's where we were. But it was beautiful, right? Very, very cool. And the avatars were very well-built. And the avatars.

That's right.

I mean, the real dream is when you walk through the tree and eat fish from there, lying down, and I don't know what. So I liked it, but I did get very depressed. The one we saw in Virginia. Oh, wow! There's one called The Assessment. You need to watch it, guys.

No way!

A woman turned into a baby, she did the real regression,

but suddenly she slept with her husband,

and suddenly...

Having a baby. Search for The Assessment. And then, one day you left, I think early, I saw one called Talk to Me, where they talked with one hand and a demon got in.

I want to analyze why I didn't see Nemo. For example.

Exactly.

But Benjamin, there are holidays like this. I mean, not always, because I'm going to tell you something that happened in the Instagram era, 2016.

What?

The FOMO. The collective FOMO of the holidays. Every Easter, your friend or the one who posted photos would come out and say, holidays, beaches, perfect photos. And I, Lupita Villalobos?

Yes, me.

Pool, sea, party, I love my life, holidays. And one from his house lies down, what the hell. That I didn't do anything. And I didn't do anything. I didn't do anything, I slept here. And that can make you sad, because it can cause that on social media. But now I think about it, I remember that in my time I was worried about what I was going to do. Like, it's going to be the week of the centennial, we have agreed.

No way! And it was like, girls, we have organized, let's go to Valle de Quinoa, an hour away, to get there, take a picture on the beach. And I was like, dude, I mean, I did have a good time, whatever you want, but I genuinely worried that I wouldn't upload anything, because I lived a lot in this, what's it called, superficiality.

Okay.

Of this, I don't know, very beautiful thing, like, the picture I'm in here, who am I? Who cares? Today, for example, these plans we made, of being together in the armchair, watching TV, playing, making a team, laughing a lot, I said, how nice, how warm, what quality time. Yes, because it was really hours and hours of genuinely talking.

And I feel that if we had gone on vacation, there are activities, there are more meetings, but here we were going to start talking. And one by one, go ahead, you go next, you go next. And apart from that, we made a table, this is really cool, you need to do it. We made a table to tell anecdotes that we are very ashamed of.

And one of the guests of these meetings had to go to a wedding and we told him, you come back early. And when he came back early, we played the game of we're going to tell you this uncomfortable anecdote

and you have to guess who at the table did it.

And why.

Uh-huh.

And why, you have to justify why you think this is.

We're talking about poop anecdotes.

Yes.

Of...

Vaginas?

Of vaginas. Of...

More poop?

More poop. ¿Más popó? ¿De más popó? Cosas. ¿De todo? ¿Cosas? ¿Sí? Entonces lanzábamos la cosa y la persona que llegaba a lo último, que no estaba, tenía que adivinar quién de las personas era y por qué. ¿Y si a la primera ronda no adivinabas? Ya no ibas a saber nunca el chisme. Y si adivinabas, pues ya te platicábamos el contexto por llegar tarde. justified what happened. Exactly, exactly. So, it was really cool. Amazing.

And drinks?

Mega.

Mega!

I'm going to tell you this. Oscar, a friend who went to the meetings, the first day we were almost going to go to sleep. Where is my cell phone? Here. And we were in the last conversation of those aunts

who say, I'm leaving, and don't leave. We were on our last days, and she was on her phone, people talking, and she said, Hey, but tomorrow, drinks, right?

Mega.

Nobody answered, nobody!

We drank a lot!

Wow! And we stayed like that, we made a group on Easter called Drinks. Mega. I loved it. You know what we should do?

In an episode... Make it drunk. No, yes también. No, hacer un episodio de secretos. Y decir secretos de la gente que sabemos.

Ok.

Con autorización. Sí, obvio, obvio. Obvio, anónimos, pero neta. Secretos que nos han contado. Y platicarlos. Y estaría padre que también nos manden sus secretos.

Exacto. I'll write it down. I'll make it secret. And we'll do this dynamic we did on Easter, but with the Halloween costumes.

I like it.

Yes, wey!

And we'll tell secrets? Not about us.

I would tell you the secret I told, but it's very humiliating. It's a laugh humiliating, but it's very humiliating. Really, very humiliating. I can analyze it, but we're talking about very few people in my life know about it. I mean, they know it... After Holy Week, about 10 people know about it.

But before telling it, you knew the story in half. But the real, complete story, only 3 people in my life knew about it.

And we're talking about this being 6 years ago. Yes, I think that ours didn't. Only people. I'm very embarrassed to say this, but... Best Postor.

Yes, Best Postor.

Which one did I get right? Well, think about it. I'm going to tell my secret.

Yes, no.

But, the others' secrets.

Yes.

With authorization. Yes, yes, yes. We're going to tell them, hey, we're going to tell your secrets. It's not like a pharandol or anything, so it's easy. Yes, and also that you send us, ok?

Exactly.

So, as a recommendation, girls, for this beautiful episode, I don't know how you have lived your Easter, your holidays, or whatever, resting, whatever you want, but if you came to your mind to feel a fomo, a feeling like, you know, I'm here at home and everything, enjoy it. What you have've done. Yes, and if your Holy Week was... I tell you that many Holy Weeks,

from my childhood until now, have been being, I don't know, on Saturday, which I didn't work on, at home watching TV and eating chips. And it's great. But being aware that it's my holiday time.

I mean, analyze it and it's your holiday. What you're doing is vacation. Yes. Exactly. And you don't have to compare yourself to what other people are doing. Because you're always going to get lost. Always. And remember that it's your life. And it doesn't have to be the same as the others.

And it's cool not to do anything. I really long for it. But it's also really cool to do like... For example, these plans came out really improvised. And it was great. And you also set up, for example, something that is very difficult for me,

is like me setting up the plan. You know? So I say, why not? Why not organize something like this? We'll see it later. But... Next year. What? Next year I hate you both. But...

We wanted to talk about this week, because it's what what just happened and we have to be on the move. Exactly, and we have to be on the trend. On the trend, the chaviza. Something good about Easter is that there is no traffic in the city. No, man.

Wow. How nice.

The real luxury of which is not talked about so much. Exactly. That people are not on the street. Exactly. That we lock ourselves up for a while. A little while? A little while.

Why don't we do that one day a... no.

Three days a year?

Three days a week. No, like... Three days a year.

Like...

What's the point?

I don't have time to go out.

Like COVID or something like that.

Three days a year of... Three days only? Yes, right? If it was literally a week. Thursdays and Fridays there's no one on the street.

That would help a lot with the pollution, honestly. Yes.

A lot.

Meditate, guys. Meditate on the government. Because remember that we are uniting churches and the state. Vote for us. Yes, we love you a lot, kids. And for now, the Spotify votes have already come out, right? Remember that we are nominated for two.

Comedy. And Top Podcast And we have the tour tickets too And vote, vote, vote Vote kids We are going to make promises

What do you promise if we win? If we win, I promise live Two lives a year Not two lives a year, but I promise we'll do live. Like crazy, so maybe we'll do live, for real. We wanted to do one of...

Manualities, that's what I was about to say. We want to do one of manualities, another one of cooking, so we can have fun. We can do one of the Alusen live, giving advice on what people are saying in the chat.

I love the idea.

We can do Twitch. And I promise that if we win the Spotify Awards, Spotify Podcast Awards, we will upload the episodes on time and format.

Of course.

This one goes for you, Ari. Of course. Ari is the owner of Spotify. No, she's not the owner, but... Well, she's our partner. Yes, Of course. This one goes for you, Ari. Of course. Ari is the owner of Spotify.

No, she's not the owner, but...

Well, she's our partner. Yes, our partner. Our partner at Spotify.

Yes.

But well, kids, vote for us. We love you so much.

Eh...

Oh, the whole episode has stung my nose. I don't know what's wrong with me.

Really?

Yes. We love you so much, kids. You make us happy, really. And that's it. See you next time. Because we are...

The Alusinas! And bad comments are...

False.

They're super false and they're from super jealous people, kids. Really. Right now we can't stand it. It's the time to not stand it. I've never been able to stand it. Today I'm not going to stand it.

Today less. I'm not going to be able to take it today, I'm not going to be able to take it today, and tomorrow I'm not going to be able to take it. So decide on what day I'm not able to take it, don't do it. Exactly, and I do want to send a hug and a very special kiss to all the hallucinators, hallucinatis, and hallucinatis of this world that love us so much. Oh yes, listen, the messages have been very nice. There have been some with which I start crying. Me too. This is bad. I swear to you that you have made everything easier. You have made the internet, although it is ugly, sometimes you make it super nice. I swear to you that for you, for you, no, but genuinely, many times for your nice messages, we get up.

I swear to you, we thank you a lot, the team, the strong community that we made, the love they have for us. Believe me, we feel it, we value it, we read them. Maybe we don't have a chance to answer all of them, but we are genuinely very aware of all the good vibes they send us. I mean, they are more the good ones than the rest. I think it is also important that we mention that we also have a genuine forgiveness

when we have made mistakes. Yes. I mean, I feel like we do understand. I mean, we also understand, ok? So, we are learning to not stop making mistakes, but to try not to make the mistakes we have made. Yes, and I think we are growing here. We're evolving together in this concept. Yes, you and I are very hallucinogenic, kids. Hallucinogenic in all aspects of life.

But we are... Something I can tell you is that we love being hallucinogenic. We love this project a lot. And we're in love with this. That's why we want to keep evolving and trying to be better every day.

And that's why, starting next Monday, this podcast will be about personal growth. Sure. And finances. For you. Yes. So, next Monday, you can send us your card number with the PIN and we'll be managing your money. Bring your calculator, bring your notebook, girls. Calculator, not everything, of course.

And a visor.

And a green lamp. But we love you so much, we really love you so much, all of you who are here. If we are here, it's for a reason, kids. We love you. And well, let this continue.

Let this continue forever.

And let the wheel keep spinning.

That's it!

What? Let's stop!

We love you so much kids! See you next time! Kisses! Bye! I'm hungry! I'm hungry!

Have you got hungry?