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But by that time you already know Eduardo Parlón and how they met. If the skinny guy wanted something, not to miss out on growing up with his children, that is, he couldn't imagine the three of them with their children. He couldn't imagine not being with a dad. If you were Eduardo in front of you, what would you say? Thank you for joining us. Thank you for being here at home in Malaga. Thank you for receiving us and above all, thank you to the woman I have as a guest today who took the time to come and talk to us.

She is an actress, model, composer, singer and a truly charming woman that I am fortunate to know the age of many years because it was good there was shore between the well-known girlfriend of a handsome gallant but webb and she returned to Mexico she returned to television and I am very happy to receive here at home of bad To Carina Ricco, this presentation is a lie. I am from Arena, very happy to be here with you and to have known each other for so long, just as you said, and so much life and so many things involved and always with the same love and goodness, today visiting you here in your house. happy and very very happy to be in this space that also when you open your house you are opening a piece of your heart no so thank you for being here and for the invitation how beautiful how nice on the contrary the love you know what a pleasure it gives me to receive you and then having found out that you were you want sister never of those that you are sister of Axel Rico yes the rain is like well on the one hand the reflections and the crossings help of course if what happens is that I think we came out divided a little part of me Mom, let's say, I was more like my mother's family in the inheritance, more on my grandmother's side, who in fact was called white and was super white, white, white, with skin and light brown hair, and Excel came out more on my dad's side.

My grandfather, in fact, Vicente, who is common, we see his father walking and, above all, my grandfather is no longer here, but Axel, just as he walked, how his parted beard moves, the color of his skin, and from my paternal grandmother, a family also comes from Brazil. So I think that affected him a little bit there and maybe Moors on my mother's side there are also Moors maternal grandfather there are Moors so it affected them like that darker skin my mother in fact also has darker skin more sad perhaps the zoom and The youngest one, they are like the whitest ones, I had my maternal family, my maternal grandmother, I had the Italian side, and then how come you don't do it in Veracruz, well, it happens here by chance, we are a family of gypsies who, for a long time, even my children He wanted me, please, we can stay in one place and now they thank me, but the little one will be Maya, please, let's not go anywhere, so maybe this blood is coming and gypsies, my grandparents are, let's go a little further back, my great-grandparents are.

Italian and Spanish emigrants from my mother's side, the majority settle in Argentina, great-grandparents and they have 16 children, imagine that time of 16 children from him, I have two and no father and this and the majority are born Argentines, they still came to us from Italy, emigrating with My great-grandparents would be, let's say, all of them were grandparents, they were already born, they were little and others were already born in Argentina, from there they are distributed a little, some in Canada, there are others in Italy, others in Spain, we have family in Madrid, in Barcelona, ​​in Toronto, most of them have already died on the part of the grandparents are not poured out great uncles would be grandmother's brothers great uncles but but in that moving around the world because my grandmother falls in love she has my mother they are here for a while and she is a very young widow and my mother is 11 years old my grandfather dies and So they come back when they're old because my grandmother was alone, no, so she comes back with her brothers, the Argentine and stays for a while, and my mother, well, she does the same thing, she waves near what we say because she was coming to Mexico, she was going there later.

It is believed that there was a time in the United States when I was very little and this did not happen in the end and in this trip, because I fell in love with my father, my father also comes from a Spanish Italian immigrant family and well, they have me and they decide to return, they stop there because there is a lot family is just in the military era and they are not happy because it was a very difficult time, especially my father, being a musician, I went out to sing, I went out to play like today, playing jazz in a club, in a bar or whatever, and they arrived with trucks.

They raided and took everyone and especially the people who were working at night, not the musicians, so my mother suddenly had to go out looking for him because he simply didn't come home and you didn't know where he was or if he was alive because They were always looking for who was connected to whom to see if people were against the government, then they looked for people from the left and then they would grab you in your diary and your friends and go after the families whether you were involved or not until it got to a point where I said, you don't know that we can no longer live like this and although my parents are not exiles nor were they involved in politics, the fact of being exposed to that level of an agreement as a child to live in Buenos Aires and that suddenly they closed an entire block because The soldiers arrived, the military arrived, they closed the block, so everyone closed the curtains, turned off the lights, and it didn't make any noise, and you stayed there to wait to see the entrance to the building, not that they came in here and who they took away, but it was horrible, it was anguish like that, because they didn't.

You knew where they were going to go and because it wasn't, it wasn't a bit like a witch hunt, you know, or it wasn't, it wasn't an issue like they were really taking people who were carrying out attacks or something bad, but simply with people who were hiding people. someone else because it was a friend or they thought differently what the military government was, they disappeared an entire family so it was very strong so my parents decided to return to Mexico here and also Karina when we returned 13 13 years old but there we started singing I started in Argentina when I could still do little things and I started with my father because as a composer he did things for children and also his own thing and then there was a very big children's festival that went back to Mexico I think that later something similar was done and I don't remember what they called it but it was a festival in which children competed and there was a children's choir that was always at the base of this festival and there I was involved with my younger brothers with my sister Daniela with my sister Yanina and there we were singing, it was the first thing we did children's theater We also dressed up and sang songs for children carrying a message and musical theater no and this and from there I started to walk let's say professionally no although at home there was always music for my father and when we returned to Mexico well my brothers formed a group and We started to go on tours and we sang suddenly a lot.

We did things for the dif. We sang in schools. It wasn't. We didn't have a record or anything. It was like that. panda that is associated with the costume imagines that he is a two-year-old thing and I was a mother panda and we sang panda bear and we sang I don't know what and the cowboy mouse and blah blah cri cri and like that we went around town and on tour with my dad and with Mom and my brothers look like the Ingalls family, making a jeep with the sound equipment, we went like that, populating and singing from place to place and we got together, if in some way we didn't have it, how it wasn't starting from nothing to a professional path, let's say yes.

It wasn't really going through what it's like to put together a stage and grab a piece of equipment. For example, it happened to me that when I was already starting to sing alone, I traveled with my dad and then he went out to sing and I became a sound engineer. me and then when I sang he made me a sound engineer and in both of them I was giving tours in well above all morelos veracruz east of mexico and we went to some states so we were singing like that so I started heeling him hard understanding and living what he who is on stage even if you are sick even if you feel bad even if whatever my dad made us go out because if people are waiting you can't not be we always live like this yes yes yes I had to go out to sing and even model once I was doing a catwalk in Toluca and I was, I think, 15 years old.

What is the relationship? Well, the chickenpox has already risen. They are not one of these, the one that gives you blisters on your blonde body, the blonde, the caress, the chickenpox, the one that starts crawling and the measles. Well, one of these is the one you better have when not when you are going to have children it is better that you have already had it but you get blisters on your body and I had a fever of almost 40 and I felt very bad and I didn't know that I was clear At that moment I didn't have blisters, it was just the fever, he even told me you have to go out, I mean, there's no way you can call us, it was drizzling, go outdoors, don't stain it, horrible, but well, as I went, I began to understand the commitment of the work, not to the first say oh I feel bad I'm not everything that depends and everything that moves around you for an event to happen so that people get to the place for and that was teaching us it was not giving us a discipline and this and the The truth is that today I appreciate it because I wasn't even a good medication, I take something and I follow him 0 then it will be painful.

Peace comes out to see how you are doing and for some strange and beautiful reason you go up on stage and suddenly even If you don't have a voice, almost everyone comes out and you take them out and you say it's incredible, it's not like duty, it's like you know you have to do what you take out, you finish and since it's like that, you've already enjoyed it, but you take it out, no, so it's very cool, the truth is. It has been many many years on the road, many years on the road and you also won beauty contests and you were also a debutante in soap operas.

You did not do many companies, but yes, you did soap operas and you also won the orange award in Viña del Mar for your friendliness. Yes, that was very notable. because the divine thing was the year that Televisa came to organize vineyards and the people of Chile were a little like they were not so happy because you have always been a local organization and the truth is that you did it very well, everything was not done very well and at the same time At the beginning, I knew a little bit about rejecting the topic of Mexico in general because they felt that in some way they were taking away from it and it wasn't like that and in fact it was done very well and then they were very happy but but yes at the moment when I left to sing and I face the vineyard audience that is imposing obviously nervous because there is no way you can't get nervous going to that stage and they start screaming they start looking for me so it was very rude and very strong because because it was like not even It hasn't even started and there is a rejection and I said ok then I thought more and I said well I'm going to do what I'm here to do and I finished singing and not only did they end up applauding me but this award comes from the press that gave the orange prize of the The lemon prize is awarded to the lemon for the most sour and the orange to the most friendly or pleasant and he gives the lemon prize to Donna Sommer and he gives me the orange honey and I couldn't believe it because it was the local press and the truth is The people of Chile were beautiful.

The truth is that they treated me very well. It was nothing more than this thing from the beginning of Mexico. I have thought that with love and doing things well and arriving with a good attitude and giving your best you always open doors and when it seemed that the cards were not in place for everything to go well, beautiful things came out, I was not invited many times to Chile and the people always with a lot of love and in the end I said how nice it is not that in the end if you are there with all the love and do it well, magic happens, magic happens and the truth is that it was very very nice and there I have my orange award I have my orange award from I came to the sea there I have it with great pride also well you were kind of alternating your career as an actress with that of a singer and songwriter and you make your first album how are you doing with this first hair album of the feet was very good it was an album that we released with sony it was an album mainly of ballads romantic ballads I always wanted to do rock but they didn't give it a chance I have to confess and I didn't have the strength perhaps or the clarity to fight as much as possible The truth is because in the end it is one's responsibility I always say, look, one can say hey, they didn't let me, they didn't let me do this, the other one did, but it's up to you to decide, so if you do what he proposes, no, no, and I, since there were beautiful songs, the truth is.

I'm not fighting with the music or the genre, I like rock but there were beautiful songs made by Fernando Uribe Kiko Campos Unai and they were very strong. This one, then the single it came out with was one, it was an Italian cover and they were very cool songs and they wrote me the coolest songs fernando and kiko then said no ok so I think about music and then I go to my thing which later cost me more but the album was very good my man it was heard a lot yes it was exciting the truth is to go out and sing in festivals or things that people sang your song feels very nice I think it's beautiful to be able to share what you do and that people have given a response and lived that album until one day you said I don't want to continue with this I want to Doing what I want to do, the truth is that it is great, but the part that I always fought with in some way were the stories, the love stories, yes, but the stories of the victim woman left hurt because what the man did to her always shocked me.

It shocked me because victims shock me in a good way, not in him, that is, someone can be a victim and they are because someone did real harm to them, but I'm referring to the people who play the victim, don't be in the middle today, you say to me, well, it's I see why you are there toobe one I always thought that we have to take responsibility for the part that we are allowing if it is not doing at least we are not doing and that puts us in a position and as always I fought believing in that even with me I don't know if something happens to me in the live a strong life instead of victimizing myself and saying that this cannon is that it is very hard it is that it went badly for me because of this and that is what they did to me and this person speaking I said let's see that I have to learn from this not where I failed where he observes if Because if not, you who become a victim and no, you don't change anything, no, and the joke is your world, your world, how you change it, how you improve with what is happening to you, and I think that behind everything you've experienced there is a lesson, so let's see. not everything everything but but if the important things that move you that do not put you in a position father then I told Fernández team I told them that I am not a victim I do not like being a victim with a woman I do not like to sing about and I They left and did me and b the injury is not that I don't know but they saw it more as a commercial point of view yes and you are also a Tusk interpreter in the face of what people like and it is valid but it is not necessarily like that you can do it like it because people like it because it will sell and then you have a safe path but then there is also your proposal because I think that is where the artist really comes in, his integrity and how and the respect you have for the artist exactly, I don't know, it's just that I don't I want to tell that story, no, then, well, I asked for my retirement letter from Sony and it launched me on an adventure to the United States to try to get back on my feet and study music and start composing and I'm going to Boston to try to get into Berklee at one of music schools and I hardly speak English but at least I understood it at least but it scared me just like when they tell you you have stage fright well scared with English I couldn't speak in English and then I go to the interview and I go with a friend and my friend helps me how to translate everyone understood everything they asked me she just answered it because I didn't want to talk it made me afraid and that's why I also decided to leave because I said well the best way to learn is by facing medel and living in a place where I have to speak English forcefully and I had already studied a lot but no no no I didn't let go and they told me no, I need to speak English I need to speak a lot more English and no and I leave super sad like that dragging the blanket and I said what should I do, I'm not going to return, I have to find a place where I can study and where I can learn both English and music and I'm going to Los Angeles and that's where the relationship with Los Angeles begins.

I had never been to Los Angeles and there It is where this begins to begin in some way to know that place in which I feel super alone and fragile but at the same time it begins to strengthen me and where in the end it becomes home and the place where my children are born and a whole story afterwards But at that moment it was like, well, it's a cold city, people do their own thing, each person is going to have their own career, if you don't have friends and you arrive alone like I arrived with three pesos saved to stay there, I don't need them, it became very hard. until I started how to get to know people and make friends, of course Latinos, my English teacher scolded me, commercial, you have to speak English, don't hang out with the retreats, you have to hang out with the gringos, see if there is violence, okay, okay, Marta, something to read in English already unlikely and the other decides no no no no you don't have to practice more don't practice anything I'm happy with my Latin friends and living there was what began to give me the language and the possibility of finally sitting down and being able to write the music that I I wanted to write and start telling my stories, no, it was urban dreams, urban dreams, well, look, one of the culprits was Sergio Arau, who grabs me and tells me to be Sergio.

I've been studying arpeggio for months and I'm still not able to compose and I don't even have one yet, so no no I have enough tools to say I have these harmonies and with this I can make a song and this one and he gave me very bad advice that worked wonderfully well for me and I always tell him and I appreciate it he told me go go go to the store where They sell music things in a very famous store there, you tell me, buy some harmony books, learn several harmonies and start composing, if what you want to do is make music, you don't want to spend months and months and months with arpeggios, you want to be a musician, go and buy your harmony book.

You learn from some, it becomes law seriously, doctors, and well, I did it in urban dreams ago, and it's incredible what you can do with so little of what you've left behind. It's a matter of creativity because I say, how did I release a record with the little that I knew? the little he knew technically how much he had to say no and an album is born where stories of urban dreams come from it is a song that talks about the children in the street not about the children what do you see on every corner in Mexico that now you see less no I know if it is my perception but I feel that there are less cleaning the windshield at least children but it seems that it is a little more careful but I am talking to you about 95 96 not the little ones alone and talk about well this child from the street than his mother dies and he is hoping to be able to get together with her one day no and he is a 6 year old boy he talks about I have a song called these are questions for god which are some questions for god asking him if there is evil up there yes why because Sometimes it feels like evil wins this because we are divided by creed or by race, songs of love are born, and also in questioning and of and of many things that I wanted to say and finally I dare to put them out now and to release them and that is where he signed with emi produces áureo baqueiro it was his first album his first album that they didn't propose anything to me orio opened it had not yet produced such an album he had made songs produced songs but we grabbed it we made a great dumbbell we worked super nice and it was born from urban dreams it was like common to get up Let's go with what I finally wanted to say so I did have to break up with the previous one and it was difficult but for that increase you already know Eduardo Palomé yes how they met Karina the story with the soap opera Flaco was very funny don't notice that I was at home From a friend I opened a magazine and this was like in 88 or 89 maybe and I see this, going back in time, he opened this magazine and Bernardo, I didn't know almost anyone in the business, the truth is that I wasn't involved in the business.

I was singing and I dedicated myself to that but I wasn't getting into the medium it was like and it's not like now that now it reaches you everywhere at that time it wasn't like a whole 6 it's a world and I saw this magazine and I see that Eduardo is there with a girlfriend and that he said that Eduardo Palomo was going to get married and I'm not one anymore I had no idea who he was he doesn't know if he was a soccer player an actor he doesn't know that he just said that he was going to get married I see him and my first thought of those things that come to you automatically that not even the rationalist ones I don't think you can't get married like you're going to get married you can't get married that was my first thought so crazy so I say I'm crazy I don't even know who this guy is me who gets married, that is, I don't even know him, I close the magazine and leave it a year later, he appears in my life, Eduardo arrives at these people's house and I see him and he paralyzed me and I realize that it's him I hide I don't hide because he gives me I was afraid because I had a partner and I had a boyfriend, so I said no, I don't want to, I don't even want to say hello to them, no, I don't want to, no, I don't want him to get into my life, so if I come closer, let's not because I have a boyfriend, and so on.

I super it hasn't been with my boyfriend I see him a couple of times I hardly talk to him I just say hello he tried to avoid him every time I see him and suddenly my relationship ended and he doesn't go home and he hadn't gotten married and I had no idea if he had gotten married, no I, and nothing more, I didn't want to see him, saying no, don't let him approach me, no, no, I didn't know, and he doesn't even see himself as married, and if he had children and nothing, I didn't end this relationship. and he appears again, I talk to him, a friend, I tell him, I'm going to go to a meeting, you'll accompany me so I don't go alone for months, if he tells me nothing more than his company, we're playing the piano, if you want, 20, here we're not going to do it, okay, but then I was already there, I was so sad that a relationship had to end and everything that had not already been over for like a couple of months but I was like zero interested, I didn't care, I went and told them come on, let's go and we went to this meeting together and suddenly we were like this, please let's go get some tacos taco let's get out of here father wasn't there and we stayed to talk until 5 in the morning about life and we came to the conclusion eduardo and I that the most important thing was life love and art and then we were at it 5 in the morning he dropped me off at my house he gave me a kiss and we didn't separate again until the day he left so well the credible relationship that knows him the good thing is that it was destined for you very strong very father and we did not leave that is friends friends accomplices we had fun we grew we learned we accompanied each other in our processes they got married in an intimate ceremony yes yes we got married four years later or six years later I don't even remember 94 96 we didn't get married and I don't count it as the day of the wedding but rather the day of the three leaders and why and nothing changed you know, I mean then we lived together and nothing changed and we got married and nothing changed the same thing that is there from the beginning was until the last moment I mean, that is to recognize that complicity and that camaraderie and when we decided to really get married it was because literally, today we would be able to get married but we were both blue and above all Eduardo is after wild at heart with a lot of work so it was today in 15 days here In the calendar, as you can see, we set up here and we had 15 days left for that and it was like ok well let's put something together no then not helping me his mother this skinny guy was in Italy for her he bought his wedding suit I in Los Angeles carrying my wedding dress with this friend who takes me to the airport is seeing that we were going to eat our show was sergio arau this and the angels themselves weeks that were nothing to do with not the typical wedding band if nothing is not there we ended up all re-controlling in the setting and well we tried to make it as intimate as possible we did the civil ceremony and then another ceremony with our swords this one with a very Celtic or very medieval thing and nothing was more than anything like somehow formalizing that union that already existed between us It didn't change us, but people did, curiously, it was like a lot of people went there, I was serious, not like what was said, it was always serious, playing wasn't always serious, but curiously, people's perception of the relationship changed and Then Fiona and Luca came and the most beautiful thing in life is not healthy. skinny comes the decision after eight years of being together comes the decision to have children and well we knew that there was a whole process of personal growth before deciding to be parents we always think that as a father you have to be the best you can as a human being to be able to help that being that comes to the family with not only the necessary tools to live but also with strength and love and healing and I prefer it to sanity and being well as adults because then adults carry with many things that we add to our children and they don't know how to deal with it and we ruin them so we bring the skinny one and I decided to grow up learn to do the best we could before becoming parents and it wasn't that I was going to end there there we are perfect and then obviously that never ends no but but we felt that it was time to stop them and well the session in 98 and Luca in 2000 this and it has been one of the most beautiful and profound adventures I think almost I would tell you that the most important thing I have done in my life is to have them and the love and the growth and the fact that we continue to take care of ourselves so much and that we are also the joy and beauty of rediscovering the world through their eyes. see how they bring their own history, you give them the best and they also bring their things, learn from their wisdom and are great companions, we are both a good team and with the skinny one, well, it was like it was true that if we were loud, the skinny one was a little more than me now I don't know but we had an idea of ​​what this is, how beautiful it is, I mean we saw them sleeping in bed like this and we had tears coming out saying they are our children, no, they are beautiful, I really believe that the day they We become aware that children are the future and that it depends so much on the love we give them and what we give to one day turning them into good adults and good people and people who are going to be good and that there is the key to everything.

For me, not if you raise a child with love and you don't break their heart and you don't hurt them physically or emotionally, so have a strong, compassionate, loving, empathetic human being and you're going to create a better world. I think there are so many hurt children and it's ours. responsibility as adults so for me it has been a great gift and I wish I could have had more I would have loved it I wanted 5 yesterday he told me that a new imagine that now yesterday we were together shopping and he told me imagine that we were without commas that is we and three more and how would you look and command aunts with everyone nothing but happy as I explained to you we were not going with the same dad obviously not because well with the skinny one it was unquestionable and no it would not occur to me nor would it have occurred to me to have children with someone else I don't know about a very crazy thing about love, Karina, about that diamond, that's what it is, and you've been talking about it for a while.For a while now he had been practicing victimizing himself by taking the tools that you have at hand to move forward with life and life takes you by surprise and at that moment all of us who knew them and when the news reached us tried to imagine because for that moment that you were living that out of nowhere when everyone expects someone to die because they have illnesses that you leave how do others prepare giving third will be the idea but from one moment to the next karina to all the members yes it was very strong it was very strong for the unexpected for the young for the healthy for the children for the no because if the skinny guy wanted something not to miss out on growing up with his children you couldn't imagine the others with their children ever no he couldn't imagine how not to be like a dad in something that I talked about it because his father left when he was little, his parents separated and somehow he didn't finish growing up with him and he told me I can't imagine being away from my children, I can't, it wasn't the most important thing for him then about everything for me was thinking about the pain that he may have felt if he had time to imagine that I'm not going to see them anymore and I'm not going to be with them and that is very strong and for my children because obviously everything hurts for you but when You have children, everything hurts you ten times more and ten is not enough if it hurt me to think that they were going to grow up without a dad or very skinny who was a great loving dad, the skinny one and I were always there we got pregnant together we got fat together we gave birth together, not with the midwives, he was there with me, that is, he received him all the time, he cut the cord, they gave us the night for the chest, he was already rising when the place was born, then the variations of Luca, this one, all his work, his push, everything was for us then.

I thought about Fine and Luca not having it and yes it was very strong yes it was a pain that in some way perhaps the children still did not dimension but I consider 5 and 3 5 and 3 and yes there was a very strong stage very difficult not very sad no option, he is 23 years old and he already realizes that they don't go away, he doesn't remember how there is a lot of pain and he seemed to be super sweet like he soon got angry with life suddenly he didn't want to know anything and he didn't and it was like he was angry angry or whatever It took me a few years to contain them a lot, to love them, to surround them with family, to surround ourselves with people, to surround them with people who dreamed of it, of family friends, of schoolmates, of moments that were beautiful for them to help a little, not to compensate because It is never compensated but to heal or give them at least a break you know how to at least make them feel that they were surrounded by love even if that absence was always being because it is not something you can and exchange with anything or anyone but in some way I think it helps a lot that if life already hits you so hard and you don't feel alone and you are alone and there is no one next to you then it comes back much stronger no and the truth is that the family was there not with our whole family and this and friends and a lot of love so I think that in some way cushioned the blow a little but it is not something that I have always said is that you learn to live with the absence when people suddenly tell you you'll get over it and I say It's not an obstacle course, so overcoming it is something that simply comes to a point where the falls are more sporadic.

Not at first you have a bad time all the time and then you have moments of respite and you fall again and you breathe again and you come back. to fall and then you start to become more distant the moments of falling and more and more you manage to stand up not to rebuild it is very hard for me I don't know I don't know if I would have endured I think the most difficult thing was how to believe in love again and that everything is possible everything is possible if you believe with your heart if you are there I don't know why I said that he left me and I believed with all my heart and I was there and I grabbed him and I took his hand and he left me No, then my biggest anxiety was how am I going to raise Lucas's actions and I no longer believe in that and how am I going to raise children if I don't believe in magic and love and that everything is possible, how are they doing? to educate with what bitterness and how sadly because you cannot tell a child no that things are different, they did not imagine that they will read it later and be a doctor, imagine also telling them things like that the world is cruel No, this is unfair and no, and this speaks to you, well, how do you create a child, if not with this bitterness and with that pain, then the work of rebuilding was very hard for me, it was very difficult, it helped me a lot, I lost, I lost an octave of my voice, I lost.

Half of me had two octaves and little bit lost an octave. I didn't want to pick up the guitar and then I approached the piano, which had not been an instrument of mine. It's really the only thing that can bring me closer to music and the first thing I write is a song that I later recorded on a personal trip called don't let me fall and that I describe in three minutes or a little less, our story doesn't take me like four or five months to write that song, it somehow becomes a catharsis and I can somehow get out of it. to this pain and I begin to return to what I had already written because I already had the album written.

In fact, Eduardo listened to most of the songs, including one that I wrote for him called just for you and I sang it to him and the first song of The fact that came up seems like a record was one that Luca's end writes to him called Don't Shut Up but then everything stays frozen and when he started again I started with fashion I had to find something that would allow me to transform the pain because if not I was going to get sick I was going to get sick. something of mine was going to happen, you know, it was someone I wanted to claim something from but I didn't have to so suddenly I said I think the best way to suddenly bring her back to life is to generate more light and more love and more greatness and open my wings and Even though it is in pieces, continue flying and above all continue with what will give I always believed and I was in addiction and Luca so I had to continue with what we defend so much not about love and eternity and we are together and love goes beyond these bodies and we are not this is not a vehicle and all that that speaks so much like this is beautiful and romantic and every moment that life hits you it tests you no and that's how that bit happens that stage and well you stay there in the United States There they educate, there is a fight and suddenly they decide to come to Mexico, yes, and you return to television if we decide to return because one point, the truth is, without bad vibes, but they were adding a lot to me, I told you, I'm not going to Mexico before they are returned to me. because I began to feel that it was happening like a gap and that I no longer understood their jokes, they did not understand mine, they did not have a background in our history and whose parents were, really, no, because well, we are there alone, the whole family.

The friends, our careers, everything was here or the majority, 90%, and then suddenly I said they are going to grow up and they are going to be completely detached. You are also part of your history and I don't want to, and also obviously the part of education that is different in the United States is a little more detached and the fact that it doesn't come from my family I said we're not going to Mexico, we came in 2010 so that they were in school for a couple of years in Mexico, yes, I also grasped the culture, not just the speech of the Spanish but they grabbed it in Mexico, they didn't make it theirs and it was perfect and it didn't happen and they got closer with the family and everything and there's something about acapulco in which well it came with my album with a personal trip first I tour work here after the album comes out As for gossip, I first team up with Pedro Torres, who was a police officer, and then he invited me to this series, and then I did an egg set, and in that they also invited action, and he also liked the wanted one, and he loved it, and from there, he invited me to this cinema. skills from the age of eight telling me that he wanted to act, we are going to go to the US again but now Florida and we are there for a little while while they finish growing a little and can ride their bike in the street even at night I wanted to take them somewhere where they could somehow also go out into the street and walk normally like when we were little I lived, I found this place next to the sea in a very small city and we stayed for a while and we came back when an acre is a little bit more and it's like well This place is too small, let's go back to Mexico City and a profile towards their careers is beginning very clearly and nothing Lucas is going to study outside for a little while, he comes back now he's making music, in fact he's with my brother Axel in the studio working on a project for amazon fiona started the year before well and just business and then the years went by i finished high school a couple of years ago she was in los angeles she made a pilot for herself well yes last year she made a series for netflix and another for clear video and a film with Mauricio Ochman, now comes the second season of Netflix and Luca in music and I return to television with happy doctors, already pushed by them, and so on and so forth, you have given your life for us, it is your turn, you have to return to yours it's your time again if you have to come back you can't just dedicate yourself to us that is, you've given us your whole life now you're leaving and you're an artist and you have to keep doing your things so we're fine it's your turn Not you and it comes well now to be in the studio composing again this I just finished doctors very happy now seeing that new projects are coming and I can and I feel calmer about being able to dedicate time to my degree also before I didn't want to go anywhere to be with them now the three of us are moving so it's super nice the three of us are comfortable in this project that father and now I'm I don't know that we arrived on Luca's night with these looking for I made this topic but I don't love this part but this doesn't stay super excited and did with her work as an actress not meeting and discovering things and with many questions too and I well happy little community again to find my colleagues and create again and get together and do very excited things I feel that we are in a very exciting stage beautiful, the three of us is a new stage, I feel that this is not just a new time for the three of us because I did the last interview with Eduardo when he came with the mystery thing or with a day without Mexicans reminds us that the project and no but He came the last time I did the interview with him and on televisa shows the next day we started talking about the ideologies of these things and the next day I took two books and he told me how beautiful and we went to make him cry and it was even more impressive to find out about This, especially because of how beautiful you want to keep them, not a gift for you, the fact that you have shared them makes me part of my heart, but you have to put something there, I am delighted, and he also gave you two of the ones that he loved very much. because these books did give him, like, many, many tools and for me the truth is that also if I didn't have a little knowledge of what the human soul and the human mind are, I think it would have been much more difficult not to get ahead and transform if you were Eduardo in front of you what would you tell him how much time he would have because the first thing that after a leg in the tail for are for our sector this I continue to learn from him don't say that it doesn't surprise you is I think that those of the most beautiful and profound human beings that I have known and continues to inspire me sometimes when I don't know what to do I think that I was the skinny one and the skinny one many times if the majority was turned to me and he told me what would you do car and not he said that I was his compass I think that The time I had with him I would give to my children, here you have Luca, you could tell them or ask them whatever they wanted, the least of them would be to hug him because you don't know how grateful I am to you for coming here to the house to talk and to remember and so many things to your family. your children and seeing you as fully as possible and professionally speaking so well what he told you to give him was a lot also I love you more you had the last bit so in the heart is all the strength that you tell your followers that you never forget that you are much stronger than you have been allowed to believe that you believe deeply in your dreams that you believe in your inner voice thank you inews makeup runs and that the truth is in one that is always heard that we are very wise and that one knows what the path is and what the truth is and that whenever we hear that we are much stronger than we believe and what and that with love and truth, even though they tell us that we are innocent, they are the dreamers.

I have always believed that with love and truth things turn out well and a good end is always reached, a good path and nothing that thank you very much for continuing to open that space to share because at least at home what we do what eduardo did what we do was a light that I got married the same way and what we do, all these people that are here that cannot be seen but that we are here is for you and that if we send each other love and beautiful things we will always be able to create a better world so thank you from the bottom of my heart for letting us continue sharing and for allowing us to put a little of our love there and because if you were not there there would be no one to talk to and life would not be as beautiful thank you Carina Ricco for coming home and thank you for having received them we send you a kiss thank you until next time to them this week but not today