Enfrentados: ¡Conmovedor enfrentamiento entre Sylvia Pasquel con su hermana Rocío Banquells!

Such a beautiful father, I thank you once again, the sun is coming out because it gives me the opportunity to play this game and face, first of all, not much with Maripaz, and now with you, you are an example of life for me. You have faced so many things, little cake. I tell you and for me it is an honor to have face to face without anyone to see us in the casino and then go a little deeper into you. I know what you are but to share with the public of the sun rise to the great Silvia Banquells In the end you are already making me cry because you already know the game, I already know it but well it is already difficult for me because simply being in front of facing my brothers but well but it is nice it is not a confrontation between Málaga and father son and nothing more here in social this Well, we are going to play with words and well, this word means a lot, I think it means a lot to you and me in many ways because it shaped both you and my childhood, your childhood, our childhood, well, my childhood was a difficult childhood because it was a very lonely childhood and Instead of brotherhood, I tell you that I'm crying at the beginning, that is, on the one hand, I had a family that was my dad, Dina, and my sisters, and on the other hand, I lived a very lonely childhood, not really these are the people I grew up with, I was educated with.

Well, they were the people with whom they worked in the house and with whom I lived every day, not my Jovita grandmother who lived in the house for a time until my grandmother María Luisa died, because she had just married this Joaquín Hervida, I want to be a soldier So they changed cities many times, so my grandmother Mary Lou rarely came to Mexico. She will be like my mother, but she was more like Mary Lou. She was also a very important part of us because we had the fortune of knowing the studio, knowing her, and growing up with her. she and vibrate the wonderful woman she was, she was very happy, very fun, she loved to dance, sing, she was a potential artist, not frustrated, I think so because she really loved everything that was artistic and this, and well, yes, it was difficult because I I mean, I was at home because I was very lonely, not always since my friends were the beautiful one, the cook, my nana, John Inda.

You also remember Jong, who is still there until she died. I continued seeing her because she lived near where I worked and next to her. At meal time I always went to eat with her. It's from Johnny, who was a very important person in my childhood. This Ernesto Borbolla, who was the one who taught me how to drive in the milk truck, who taught me how to drive when I was 9 years old. This one was, I think it was beautiful, it was the one that took us to school on one like the tricycle, I know it comes from tamales, it's a tricycle, it's three wheels, the one we had a very, very bad accident because his pants got stuck in the chain. and there were the brakes we were going downhill and we turned around we flew away I arrived home all scratched up on my face and arms this Heráclio was the one who taught me to smoke and the one who taught me to play with whom just as ernesto a borbolla taught me to drive and I distributed all the milk there in the stony area and those were my references and of course I was going to hunt home with my daddy and Dina and it was a very different family, there were no brothers, everyone sat down to eat at the table. meal time everyone was together, they did social work, there was no family like the usual one, because mom, dad, brothers and family taught you, so it was complicated, maybe for me as a girl to understand those different lives, not what I had to do.

Well, what to do, but you do know that you were the apple of the eye of such an important character that I love you and that I love all of his children, but that Silvia was the most special daughter because, well, she didn't have the fortune to live together so much and well, that's and for our dad, but he's going to come before you answer me that it was, I don't want to see, there's going to be a beautiful portrait of the actor Don Rafael Banquells. 1940 marked his birth as a star on the silver screen and over five decades he gave life to 81 different characters rafael

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actor producer director and leader of a dynasty dedicated to the world of entertainment and managed to win the hearts of the public through 56 films and 25 soap operas among which important productions stand out such as the rich also cry forbidden path and gutierritos where also to embody one of the most endearing characters on television, he was a stage director, thus achieving unprecedented success, Silva Pastel and Rocío Banquells are heirs to his talent, charisma, dedication and passions, and this morning they are here with us, welcome, Sylvia Pasquel and Rocío Banquells.

I don't know anything and he's always been the strength and he always has been but I miss him a lot and I miss that whenever Father's Day comes it's hard because you're gone he was so loving so much fun hanging out with him directing everyone he wanted it all The world wanted to take him home everywhere, meals were not organized, he inherited so many friends from me, I don't really know, or my brothers who I love, and I do miss him a lot, we learned many things from him, many of them, he was a very passionate person and he was capable of losing his house for a play for a tour and many times we saw him in a hurry because a tour had not gone well and other times we saw him earn impressive fortunes and go buy hams chorizos wines trips anyone what he loved about that too We inherited the comedy of the great host that they were from those Christmases and those those meetings were wonderful when they started making the black paella paella the siesta was formed when all the aunts the cousins ​​arrived the whole family from my dad's side is not here the Spanish family that was here but well we come from him and what a wonder if I don't regret everything and what is it for you silvita or who have you been closest with who have you been closest to in your life that you have been able to and have that complicity well let's say that in some way I have complicity with well for example with my daughter Stephanie I have a lot of complicity I get along very well with her we have well as mother and daughter we sometimes have different points of view and opinions but we have always known how to correct them and above all that that is There is a phrase that I have deeply engraved in my heart, which is, I love you as you are, whether I like it or not, I like the way you are, it doesn't matter how important the love between us is, there can be no differences, we can have, we can.

Let's say that maybe there are different points of view but I think that at the end of the day everything can be corrected when there is love because love gives us respect for the other person no matter what because it is not very difficult that even if we are part of Let's be a family, it's very difficult to empathize with everything and maybe it's because there are people in the family that you don't like, no matter how much you like them, no matter how much they love you, the thing to do is to be the nice one, to be nice, to not dry well, there are people with whom you not on legs even if it's from your family but if we learn to love that person as he is even if we don't like him as he is because at least there is respect and there is love no in the end the only thing we take with us is that we children have loved them Not because I bring them into the world, they have to be the same as us, they are totally individual, but they will have many things about us, but you don't necessarily look like us in everything, they don't make us very big confrontations like we suddenly do.

They tell you things that make you think and that make you reflect and that sometimes you say a little like that I'm a little like that I am no because I don't see myself like that so yes one also learns a lot from them of course although in teaching us how perhaps we came this world and we taught something to our people and we also spread our wings and we went and did a lot of stupid things like that and well in the end they were with open arms waiting for the Nazis for so long and what has been the lifting of the other bar has been the greatest The biggest failure is that I don't I don't feel good I don't get hooked on words like this I don't fail I hate disappointment love in the end I think we are all that we can't maybe hunt for one thing if you want to tell him Failure for me is a learning experience because when you make a mistake, the truth is, and then you put it all the way in.

Look, there is a metaphor that says that this one, well, a fox comes chasing a rabbit, not then this one a hare, and then this one the hare, well. He's looking for a place to hide and then he finds a cow and he says to the cow, here's the chart, please, take a poop and let it fall on me, it seems to hide the poop from me, no, and there's the loop. Rita arrives and starts looking for the bunny and he He tells the cow, don't talk to the cow, no, he just went there, no, and suddenly, the fox turns around and sees that something is moving in the poop, no, then he puts the poop in, takes out the rabbit, cleans it, and eats it, the moral.

It's that when the poop falls on you, it's better not to move, but not just because, because then when the poop falls on you, it's better not to move, and I love it, so I've learned that, but when you water it, there's no way you know what to do. going back, better going forward, learn from that and return it to a teaching that does not happen to you again and this goes forward because life goes on and things happen everything happens tomorrow no one is going to remember although well the press if it is cut off Well, they don't forget, I know perfectly well what this card means, excuse me, but maybe the ladies, because I know what it was like today, the links very well put it like this: the tasting that is for you, your animal mom, look, she is a very special person, she is a person who I have also learned to love as she is even though I don't like some things, I have learned to love her as she is and respect her as she is, the same as perhaps she has also had to learn from me at this time at this moment in life.

I feel more than ever about being close to her, taking care of her, protecting her, loving her because I believe that at this stage of her life, which is, let's say, an already advanced stage of her life, I believe that the most we can do It's giving her love and being with her and making her feel happy, making her feel loved, protected and cared for, even though maybe she doesn't want to because that's how she is, she's very strong, she's an oak tree and many times she doesn't let herself, she doesn't let her, she doesn't let herself, well So here you have to learn in some way to always reach her on the side of love so I am with her every day as long as I can I go I talk to her we laugh we have fun we get angry this but but I am there because I know that she in This moment is what he values ​​most and what he needs most for his children to be there, not his children and his family because we have already experienced abandonment, they are my brother Luis Enrique's daughters, the baby that has just been born, his daughter, Alejandra, the daughters From my daughter, at the same time, this is my brother, because his daughters already have boyfriends who have also become part of the family, Luis Enrique's couple, if right now we are a side, it's there, that's it, father, because in the end that's what my mom needs, no. a family a band a band a family that makes her feel good and that makes her feel happy and that is the only thing that burned me at this moment motivates me not for her to be happy and for her to feel loved no ay me Note the enormous love that has always been for your mother, the enormous admiration that she always has, Mrs.

Mother, and manages to overcome your defects with your virtues, but at the end of the day, what a great daughter she has always been with both of you, with your father, with your mom and I know it is, I have lived it and I have lived it in you, I have lived her suffering, your emptiness, your loneliness, your desire for her to know the kind of woman and the kind of actress that and what comes from her then and She is very proud of me, the facts always tell me that I am a very good actress, that I am a great actress and I thank her because she is an icon in this country, not obvious, she is a woman who has a very important legacy for this country that should to be respected much more because she is a lady, she is a leading figure and in addition, I tell you, she has given great works to this country, she has given many important recognitions and I believe that there are careers that should be respected a little more and it was difficult for you confront that enormous person in the name of celebration, my opinion, well, at first, look, I think that at first it's like a denial that what you say is that I want to make my career for myself and not be compared to anyone, like they put that chip in you or a little bit not like they gave me the chip to change my last name so that they wouldn't compare me with my parents when you are 16 or 17 years old, everyone talked the shit out of you and even more so if they are people you have lived with since you were a child who are in a set that is in a forum or in a theater, then let the coconut nolan do it for you, even my grandmother herself told me no, I am not going to be an actress because you will never be able to handle the fame and the shadow of your mother.

I told him, well, I don't want to compete with his fame or his shadow and I want to make my own story. No, then they convince you to change my name so that they don't confuse me because they didn't relate me to my father when they have related me all my life. With him, in other words, nothing would have happened if he called me Silvia Banker, absolutely nothing, but somehow all these things were created, which are things that I have learned. I have been Sylvia Pasquel for 52 years. I am not Sylvia Pasquel. I am without gravel.

You don't understand the end, but nevertheless I'm more Sylvia Pasquel than Silvia Banquells, so this one, well, it was organized that way and that way I grew as an artist and my dad always wanted me to be an artist, my dad always wanted me to be an artist. He told me he always wanted me to be an artist and for him I would have started working on it much earlier, but my mother didn't want to. My mother didn't want to leave me. I don't know if she also thought the same. Maybe she also thought that I wasn't going to do it. to be able to get ahead without that burden of the pinal surname that I tell youAt the end of the day they always compared me to my mother they always compared me to my father and I was always a reference at the beginning I said why don't they see me for what I am because of my career because they always have to be with me comparing and after the 20th that the best thing that can happen to you is to compare yourself with personalities who have that talent and that weight on the stage and in the life of the artistic world, what better than obtaining that gene but then you have to give yourself the three blows so that you get the twenty that at the end of the day, well, this pride of belonging to a family like the one I have, one for the root of that, you think you have had the worst experiences of your life or what has been the worst experiences have you had?

I have had strong experiences, especially facing death. I think that is what I feel most strongly about. I am a very sensitive person and very very emotional. I was very emotional and those were very hard blows and unfortunately I also made wrong decisions because of it. pain, pain, and you know that suddenly you lose track of many things, maybe people don't understand that you can, the same pain makes you commit to making wrong decisions because you become like a ship without direction like that you lose control and think that if you don't live life quickly in the moment and everything down to the bottom is going to end if you don't understand then and then you realize that it's not that it doesn't matter if it ends tomorrow as long as you're out of here Tomorrow has been happy and it will be what makes you happy are the Leo and Cesc because we are together because we are still together and we have emerged as the great warriors that we are thanks to you