And yo, 10 shot, 6 bloods blowing through the session
Dragging on a split free and dragging on a clip
A MC in a boat and it's assing on the roof
I'm just waiting to shoot it, nigga, hurry up and die
What's up everybody, this is Ivelisse, aka La Sicaria and you're watching Urban Wrestling Network. Stay tuned.
What's really good ladies and gentlemen, it's the OG for Equadon Dada aka Chef.
I am here with my brother Olse 5150. How are you? Actually, I don't really care how you're doing because I really want to talk to the other person yet.
So let's go man. Well, I gotta say one thing though. I gotta say thank you so much.
Hold on, thank you so much for being here, ma'am. I just want to say every Puerto Rican house there's always a picture of Jesus in the wall when you walk in.
And when I walk into my house, there's a picture of Jesus, there's a picture of Ivelisse hanging up next to Jesus.
That's awesome. That's the honor. Yeah, so this goes next to Jesus right there.
Where do you live in New York? Yeah, but I was going to ask you. I just want to see you one day when I go over there again.
I was hoping you could do rest of the weekend this year. Most probably yes. If God permits.
Then I'll be carrying this with me down there then.
I know you're super excited. I want you to lead off because I know you're like OD hype for this.
This is like a dream come true with one of the best female wrestlers out there.
She's putting, I mean for the last 10 years she's been putting for the bariquos out there.
Always holding it down. I mean she kicks ass, shimmer, shine, AEW, SWE fury.
Wherever she goes, she wins title belts, she wins belts, Lucha on the ground, she was picking nads of every demonic beast out there in that show for like four seasons.
That's your question or you're just going to keep praising her?
I'm just praising her man. I appreciate it. I appreciate it.
Yeah, she's been doing everything man. I want to talk to her.
I got to get with the presence man. It's like a whole sheet of praising man.
You were just praising her about how beautiful her hair looks.
Wow, you're going to put me out there like that. Why are you dying? So anyway, please ask your question.
If you were a hairdresser now or something.
Your hair is amazing. What you want me to say? What you got for her brother?
Whatever man. Anyways, I want to know is when are we going to see you nationwide man?
You need to be a fixture in one of these big companies,
face front holding a woman's title or even an immense title.
Honestly, I really thought, well, in the recent pretense,
I really thought it was going to be AEW. I really thought that it was finally going to be that moment
and whatnot. But as hurtful as it was for it not to happen, I wasn't really surprised because
again, politics is a major, major, major thing that exists anywhere, right? It exists anywhere
and everywhere. But in wrestling, it's just like mind blowing. But again, it's not like, I mean,
there's still the tiniest chance in the world. There's still a chance that, who knows, maybe
that wrong can be righted. But I am looking to soon start saving my body because it has been 18
years and it has been a pretty straight 18 years. And again, like, you know, the wear and tear,
it doesn't think to you. And yeah, I really thought I really thought it would be AEW. I really had
high hopes. But again, hopefully, hopefully that wrong can be righted and I can at least have that
that time before I leave the pro wrestling in an in an active sense in a performer sense.
And I know a lot of people all but you're young and like,
it's still 18 years of abuse to my body at the end of the day. And I am 33. It made seeing young
to other people, but it doesn't feel young to me. And so yeah, hopefully we'll see, we'll see what
happens. Now, since you mentioned about the the same I retirement coming in the future,
like, if you if you decide to hang it up and say, okay, I'm done with wrestling, will you still be
training, try to be training people or just say, you know, something I'm done, I'm just gonna go
to Puerto Rico and just buy a hammock out there somewhere and just lay down and get some stuff.
That does sound really nice. Just don't go now because other flooding down there is happening
right now. You don't want to get flooded man. I was crazy down there. But definitely, definitely,
definitely, I'm already kind of dipping my feet in those roles at the moment. I was kind of training,
like in the past years, like here and there, a little bit, but not like, like a full time role
for a specific company or anything like that. But now I am dipping my feet into those roles within
Shine, kind of a little bit what Ladies Night Out, but Ladies Night Out, it's a brand of women of
paper reviews is not a women's company per se, but still, you know, I'll try to do what I can
within that role, wherever I'm at, and allowed and wanted for that, which is Ladies Night Out.
And Shine now, which the training will commence maybe by the end of this month or maybe the
next month, which I will be in charge for the training of the Shine of the women's division.
And there's also a new project coming up for women's wrestling. You'll hear about it soon.
So I'll definitely be, you'll hear about it soon. I can't say anything.
I can't hear what it's doing. It's another women's wrestling project coming up.
It's built on the right kidney beans. She can't do it.
That thankfully, thank God, I've been, you know, handed the opportunity to be able to,
you know, create whatever changes or growth for that. And I'm honored for each and every one
of those roles because my goal since day one, getting involved with women's wrestling is to do
whatever I possibly can to, you know, to contribute towards women's wrestling, towards that growth,
towards, you know, those barriers, et cetera, blah, blah, blah. And yeah, so I'm already kind
of dipping my feet. So when that transition happens, we're there and we can just keep plowing forward.
But I'm also trying to keep my body 100% healthy as well to be able to execute as best as I can,
whatever I have left to contribute as a performer as well. And to be able to walk away,
you know, not crippled, et cetera, you know. So yeah,
I'm going to be back. Yeah, you're speaking on shine. I think you're a four-time champion
with shine, right? Yeah. And I think you from what I remember because a friend of mine refs there,
and his name is Rodney Cool is held super dope artist. And he was like, yo, you won't believe
it because me and my buddy here, we're huge fans of you. He was like, yo, wait until you see what
happens because, you know, I'm one of those people I don't do the dirt sheets. I don't want to know
nothing. I want to be surprised. And he was like, bro, what just happened over here, you're going
to go crazy. Like somebody popped up, you got involved. Like he was like, it's nuts. I was like,
oh, shit. And he was like, the last time. So yeah. So I was like, all right, I'm super hyped up. And
he was like, bro, it's so dope to be able to call a match with a like, I don't know if he's ever
work, you know, I don't really whatever he wants to. Yeah, yeah, yeah, he was the ref that was in
the match. Yeah. Yeah, he was like, bro, he goes, he's awesome, by the way. Yeah. Yeah. He was like,
the way she moves around the way she controls the whole ring, he was like, it's so easy to work
with up. And I love to hear that because, you know, and just came back, which was a wonderful
because reps are an incredibly important part of the entire equation. Yeah. And, you know, it's
dope because a lot of people like myself, we watch it and what we see is what we understand.
When you get somebody inside, that's a ref, he's seeing it completely different. And he, you
know, it's dope for him to be able to talk to me. He just talks so high about you. And I was like,
I was like, yo, I was like, I know she's super talented. You know, it is what it is. Now,
I think doesn't shine have a like a part or one of the people from shine work with them a W
that's doing the featherweight thing. I have no idea. At least I'm not aware yet or because
I'm so focused on like whatever's for the girls. I'm not sure. Because I've been, listen, we want
you like I'm biased. I'm big MLW fan. They have a feather. They just started a featherweight vision.
And I'm like, if we can have one female, it's got to be evilese because you know what I'm saying?
Like the face of the company should be somebody that could do everything. And you're that kind of
person that you can go against dudes, you can go against any size person. Like, and it's believable
because we've seen what you've done to lucha underground. You the trios champions, you were
with dudes most of the time. And it was like, not many women could pull that off. You see like,
sometimes it's all hokey and shit, but you're fucking like super talented. And what was I don't
know, like your career before lucha underground? Because that's right. I was introduced to you.
But were you battling guys coming up before lucha underground or that was new?
I've always, I've always done intergender wrestling. I've always been very comfortable doing
intergender wrestling because naturally, like I wrestle like a guy. So it just clicks, you know,
perfect always. But in lucha underground, and in the indies, sorry, in the indies, when I first,
first, first came to the US, transitioning from Puerto Rico to the US, I actually did a lot of
intergender matches in the indies, because they won a lot of girls, at least in that area, etc.
So when I, so when I went to FCW, I had to kind of adjust again to wrestling strictly girls.
And then when I came out of FCW, I was still in Florida. So I continued that transition of
staying with wrestling only women with shine, because after I left WWU, or after we parted ways,
was when I started my career in shine. That's when I was consistently wrestling with females
all the time, all the time again. And there, I forgot where I was going with this.
What were we going? Wrestling with the guys. Yeah, with the guys. So, yeah, so then, oh,
yeah. And then that is where that since I was wrestling with just girls there in shine, that's
where I established myself, or at least that's when I was able to establish myself, who, who I,
like who I am, as a wrestler, as a character, as a performer, that's where I was able to develop
myself in every way, shape, and form, even though it was mainly with, well, strictly females,
that's where I was able to kind of show the US and the world who is even least again, as a character,
as a everything, every single element and layer of who I am as a performer, I was able to show
it shine. And that's how I, you know, quickly got into the main event and, you know, shine,
champion took the first title reign and everything and, you know, the matches of the night, matches
of the year, blah, blah, blah, all that stuff. And once I was able, and, you know, and debuting
PWY within the, you know, the first 10 and like, just all that stuff. And I was like the only female
talent signed to Dragon Gate, as well at that time, like, I was able to like, just blow up
through pure hard, like through everything that I, I build from that opportunity that shine gave me
to show who I am, as a performer. And at that time, was when lucha underground came along.
And then that is when the opportunity came. And that is what that's what I had work. That's what
I was able to build for myself when they signed me. And then it just, it was really, you know,
it was that's why it was so, how can I say, it was so mentally, like it destroyed me mentally
when that injury happened in lucha underground, because of that. But regardless, lucha underground,
it was in it. My point from all of that is that it was very interesting. I mean, very easy
transition. When lucha underground came up and there had to be, you know, all the intergender
wrestling, it was, it was, wasn't it hard, because I had already had that almost even preference
with wrestling guys, because I wrestle like a guy naturally.
You can make your ass. Yeah. Major. Major. Now, I hate social media. It gives me a headache,
especially Twitter. But there's someone that I guess you're took under your wing and I love her,
Tiffany Niavis. Oh, yeah, recently. Yeah, recently. And I go,
I go on there and I follow her. And I saw she got a couple of matches on AEW and stuff like that.
And she speaks highly of you. I mean, like, like she wrote a post about you, like how you're taking
under her wing and you're showing all these things and stuff like that. How does that make you feel
being the business and you have someone who's younger and seeing you and put you in the feathers
to ask someone that this is where I want to get someday is where it is now where it comes to
wrestling, you know, wrestling in the ring. Because right now, I mean, you like the top tier when it
comes to any type of wrestler period. I don't want to say women's wrestling, but just wrestling period.
I mean, you like in the top tier, you know, four pillars of their of wrestling. So how does that
make you feel when you have someone who's young, who's looking up to you, you know, and tries to
pattern you know, up to your style? It feels, it feels, it makes me feel happy because,
you know, I'm always regardless of whatever read, ridiculous crap, people twist to the
whatever the hell I know, and I'm 110% like, confident and know that I'm always, always,
always wanting to help others. And I know 110% or that I always go above and beyond to always help
other people around me to like elevate them and to make them better or even the tiniest little
thing to so they can be, you know, say, even if they could be just a little safer for something,
or if they could be, you know, or just that much more commanding as a presence or that much more
whatever, I know that 24 seven, I'm always like, you know, this, that, this, that, and
very, very few people, number one, recognize it and very few people number two appreciate it. So
when it does happen, I don't I don't even care who is from when it happens. It fills me because,
you know, I do it because I care and, and very few people care. So it's like, if at least,
you know, no matter who it is, no matter if they started yesterday or, or, you know, 10 years ago
or anything or anybody, if they're known, if they're not known, you know, the fact that they appreciate
it, that fills me like 10 times more, you know, whether they appreciate it or not, I'm still gonna,
you know, give that help. Whatever they do with it, that's what that's for them, you know, whatever
they do with it, that's on them. But, but still, it really does feel good, because it doesn't happen
very often. You know what I mean? For me, for whatever ridiculous reason, but it does, it does
feel me and it makes me, it makes me feel like it's, it's not a waste of time to like try to,
you know, go above and beyond to help somebody or anything like that. And it's that much more
fulfilling when it's, you know, a fellow Puerto Rican, you know what I mean? You know, we know
that's a lot, that's the law between us, unspoken rule between us.
You know what, like, and we say this all the time, because this is a platform where we try to,
we try to give flowers to everybody from where we're from, you know what I mean? Like, I'm a
project guy, he's from not so good neighborhood neither. And it's like, you know, blacks, like,
you know, Hispanic, Latinos with neighbors, we always come together. So, always said, this is
our target because there's a million platforms for everybody else we want to do it this way.
And I had a fan, he's a big time impact fan, he was like, bro, you got to ask her,
what was the call? What happened that got you into ACEs and Nates?
That was like a surprise out of nowhere. I think, I don't remember very well.
Well, so long ago, but I think I had done a, especially because in that time frame,
there were a couple of things that happened, because there was the Lady Topper stuff that was
happening. And then later after that was the Knockouts, Knockouts knockdown, which I came back,
you know, she defeated me, kind of like to equalize it. But I don't remember if it was before that
or after that, that I had had a tryout match with Victoria at that time. So I can't remember if it was
something that came out of that or if it was from me and Lady Topper. I don't remember
which one it was like bounced off of, but I know that I didn't even like barely had the gear
with me or something. I don't even, I don't remember, but it was out of nowhere. It was out of nowhere.
And I had to like borrow someone else's shingards and stuff. They're kind of like,
and yeah, it was awesome. Like the fact that I love that, that was out of nowhere. And I love that
not only because, you know, the opportunity for that, but also because I had the chance to work
with Mickey James. Like that was both those, that was a very win, win, win scenario for me. And I
was really, it was really grateful for that. But I don't know. I don't know what happened, but it came with it.
Hardcore country. Hardcore country.
But there was something else. I know we have a father who's a big
fan of yours. Her name is Ariel Serpentia. And she wanted to ask you like, how was Aris?
How was what? Aris? Aries? Oh, Aries. My baby.
Yeah, yeah. She wanted to ask the question. And then what is the cheat meal that you enjoy eating?
My cheat meal is of course, Hispanic food, full of carbs and salt and flavor.
But outside of that, my cheat food is cereal. That's loaded with sugar. Cereal. Cereal is one of my
cheesiest meals. I love cereal. And I love cheese. What type of cereal? All types of cereal. I love
Don't matter. Throw some milk on it. Just because I love eating different cereal every day.
It does matter because I love cocoa pebbles because they mix that milk, turns into chocolate
milk because it's the cereal. So chocolate, cocoa pebbles, man. Coco pebbles. That's the go-to.
I do all the cooking in my home. I'm curious because you said Spanish food. Do you cook Spanish
food or do you order Spanish food? I can't cook. There you go. I had to ask because, you know,
people always throw out the cheat thing. They'll go out and eat it or whatever. Like me, I'm a big
Mofongo guy. I love Mofongo. It's like my go-to thing. But I mean, if it's hard because you
get so many people that want to ask questions. I've told mad people know the certain stuff.
But like the hardest part of transitioning from Puerto Rico to here and then getting you, I know
you kind of touched on it. But for the young kids that go back and they go, damn, if evil leaves
could do it, what is the advice that you try to tell them when that wall hits? What's that next
step? Because they all, everybody hits that wall. Yeah, that's a good saying because I think of that
sometimes too. If I could do it, anyone could do it. Especially if you're a guy because you do have
a little winzy, winzy benefit advantage. Whether you want to acknowledge it or not. But it all comes
down to that hustler mentality and what my other, well, this has to go, it goes hand in hand. My
motto of bow to none, which bow to none means to bow to absolutely no one's perception of you,
especially a negative one. And hard work over everything, that hustler mentality that you
just cannot give up. You can't be counting on other people or like, you got you have to take
complete and utter charge and put that work in every day, every day, every day, every day,
make those sacrifices that you need to do without excuses. You just make them and make them and make
them and just keep going, going, and going, and going. And those two together are the two things
that are my motto's that every single day drive or that every single day have driven me throughout
my entire journey through absolutely everything, everything from moving from place to place, to
place, to place, to place, to place, to place, to place, just to keep trying to find that direction
or that rhythm, whatever it is, whatever it is, not. And when I say whatever, not, I don't mean
like cheating, you know, anything, any other thing that means cheating, because hard work over
everything, cheating is not in there. That's why it's said it's called hard work over everything.
Do it the right way. You just keep working. And it's a lot of people, you know, are going to be
enjoying, you know, their weekend, drinking and doing this or what I blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
Oh, well, do they have the same goals as you? Nope. So if it means that you got to be working
your ass off weekend after weekend after weekend, so you can achieve what you want to achieve while
other people's are partying and there's not, oh, well, you're, you know, you got to stay focused
on you and what your goals are and keep working and working and working and working at it. And
yes, there will be people or things that come in your way that will backtrack you or try to, you
know, put a foot in front of you to like trip or whatever. But if you continue to clean on to those
models, at some point you will get back up and you will keep moving forward. And that's all you
can do because that's all you have control of. You don't have control over other people or the
things you only have control over you and the direction that you're going. And they may slow
you down. But can they stop you? It's up to you, you know. Sorry, I had to say that kind of cake.
It's true because like, I know a few young independent cats out here and I keep trying to
tell them the only thing that could stop you was you. You know what I mean? But they're also the
same kind of people who they don't train all the time. They, it's, you know, I can't do this all
the time or I can't do that. And I'm like, you either argue or you're not, you know what I'm
saying? Like do it or don't stop complaining about it or, you know, they try to make the excuses
and it gets really tiresome to hear. People have to understand that sacrifices like need to be made
and those sacrifices mean you might not be able to go out with your friends certain weekends or
certain days or whatever. You're not going to be able to like do things that you love or this or
that like, like in terms of like hobbies or things to pass time that make you feel good. That's all
part of sacrifices. Sacrifices are even like in certain, like if you want to like look good,
diet has to come with it along with the working out. Like everything has certain sacrifices
that you need to do, sacrifices and things that you like and that you enjoy passing time with,
whether it be girlfriends or friends and friends and sometimes even family stuff too. That's all
part of the sacrifices. So many, so many, so many different things, but it's really up to you. It's
up to you what, what you have in your mind of what you're trying to achieve and what are the
sacrifices you will know. You will know because every person's story is utterly and utterly,
utterly unique. So only you will know what the sacrifices are necessary for you to do
to be able to get closer and closer to your goal, whatever that is. You know, so and that's all I've
done nonstop throughout like the whole time. And another thing that people always like,
and I understand because we're human, I understand, but you will do that a lot of it alone, a lot of
it and you have to understand that that's part of it. You will, you will feel lonely in a lot of
times, you will feel lonely, but you have to stay focused on your goals because you know,
it's a lonely road a lot of times and all of these things are part of, all of these things are part
of a, if you, if you look at like motivational speeches from different entrepreneurs, people
that you know, go off the beaten path and try to do a whole other thing for themselves and all
that stuff, that's a, all these things are all massive entrepreneur motivational like models
and speeches and stuff like that. And it's like, it is what it is. There's no going around it.
There's no going around hard work over everything. Like that is what sets people apart. The ones who
achieve what they want, the right way, not cheating and the ones who don't or who do, but you know,
or whatever. Just to piggyback on what you said right now, you said you're 33 years old, you've
been wrestling for 18 years. If tomorrow you wake up and say, you know, I'm done with this,
I'm done with wrestling, in your heart and in your mind, have you achieved your goal that you set
it out 18 years ago? Or you still have some unfinished business to get to that goal that you
want to get into or that you put in your mind 18 years ago, I want to be here by a certain age.
Have you, have you get that year or no? Or have you got that year?
Like I feel, I feel I could have done much more with the time that passed. I feel I could do much
more right now. But, but knowing what I know of everything that I've been through and everything
that I've done, I feel at peace knowing that I've done everything I possibly human, humanly could
up to this point with what I've had. So that gives me a certain peace of mind that yes, I could have
done more. Yes, I could be doing more. But given everything that I've been through and everything
like my entire journey and everything, I've actually achieved a hell of a lot more than,
than, than, than could have given all the obstacles that have, you know, presented itself. So,
you know, it might like if, you know, it could have been worse. So technically, I've achieved a
lot more. But, and yes, technically, it all depends on how you view it. Like, you know, so, but at the
end of the day, knowing myself and knowing my journey that nobody knows only me and everything,
like I feel pretty, pretty accomplished to knowing that I've literally almost moved mountains with
the, the very little resources that I had, the many times I've been backstabbed, the many times
of it, all that stuff. So the day like again, if I were tomorrow, I'm like, well, I've done,
I know I've done the best I could. And yeah, I would be able to sleep at night knowing that I've
done the very best that I've, that I could sticking to those goals as I humanly possibly can.
Awesome. Chef, you, I saw you fall down for a second and then you disappeared.
Yeah, man, you know what it is, like, I'm in Florida, man, the weather is crazy right now. I got
like rain over here. So it's knocking my stuff out next to this lake I live next to. But, you
know, it's Florida, it rains hard for five minutes and it gives you problems. But so I forgot what
I was going to ask because I literally just went to check my router. Please ask a good question.
I got one more. I just don't remember right now. I wanted to ask if you ever thought about being
like a stunt woman, like for movies, like, you know, a stunt person. Yeah, I would love that.
That'd be awesome. I actually when Lucia, when Lucia Underground was up and I was like doing
Lucia Underground, that's something I really would have liked doing the acting part and the
stunt. We're technically like pro wrestlers, technically our stuntmen. We are technically
stuntmen. We just do our, we do our stuff live, technically. If we have a 10 minute match, we're
doing stunt work for 10 minutes on a live little action filled movie live, technically is what we
do. You know what I mean? If you think about it like that. So that's something that when I was
doing Lucia Underground, I really would have liked to do. But again, like, like, I don't know.
Like that's all by contacts and the agent and how, however Hollywood works and all that stuff,
I couldn't, I had no idea how I would even like start doing all that. So I got a two-part question.
One is if you have a dream match left, who would it be against? And two, who inspired Judy
to get into this crazy industry of wrestling? See, these two questions, there's such vast like
options and so many, I just always like to say Oscar. I would like to wrestle Oscar because
we have very similar styles, similar size and whatnot. So I feel like we would be able to
really do a really killer match. Very ying and yang, you know, red dragon, blue dragon in many
different ways. And what was the other question? The other question was who inspired me? It's not
a matter of who exactly because like to me, I was inspired by different people in different ways.
Like, because I'm the type that like I I'll take something, a little something from different
people, whatever, like, you know, but I would say, like what I always say, it always comes down to
outside of like being drawn into wrestling as a fan, like, you know, by Steve Austin and Lita,
male-female figures when I was when I grew up watching wrestling. Outside of that, what sealed
the deal for me was watching other women break down barriers for women, like, you know, watching Lita
and Trish, you know, a first-ever female, you know, main event for all and like stuff like that,
that got like that was the deal for me. I'm like, I want to do that. I want to be part of that.
You know, that's what I want to be a part of that that that growth and, you know, breaking barriers
for women that yes, we can do it. We, you know, and get that that respect and that perception,
you know, that was the the seal for me. Sweet. Now, I know you're busy and stuff like that.
You got a lot of other things to do, but I know. Is it 30 minutes? No. Oh, no. Oh, yeah. Yeah. So,
I mean, I wanted to know if, you know, since I, you know, I buy your merch and stuff like that,
if like, take your fans, where can they buy your merchandise? Oh, yes, my merch. Yes, I just let
them know. I just debuted this year, the beginning of the year. I kicked off the new year with a new
online store, which there's everything from backpacks, wall art, t-shirts, hoodies, and for women. I
also wanted to do something for women because 99.9% of the time there's barely anything for women.
It's like, it's always like, you know, t-shirts and stuff like that. So, I do have stuff for
women. Oh, yeah. And that, the website is www.eviliststore.com.
To pick up these goodies, to pick up these goodies of your folks right here.
Yeah. And I will be adding more. I will be adding more items eventually, like all types of other
stuff. But for now, that's what we're starting with. And yep, pretty excited. Chef Tickles home, homie.
Oh, he's frozen. He's frozen. Well, Miss Ebolize, thank you so much for your time. I really,
really appreciate it. Wait, wait, it's okay. We can give him a chance. We can wait.
Okay. Chef, come back to us. Chef, come back to us.
No, are you a Libra? Me? Well, I'm in between Virgo and Libra. I'm a cuss.
Okay. Because I know it was September 25th.
Yeah. Because I thought it was September 25th, and I thought that's when Libra starts.
No, September 21st. 21st, okay. Yeah. Yeah, because I was like,
damn, is she a Libra? Because if she a Libra, then that's why I get her a lot, because she's
Chef. It's okay. It's okay. Maybe.
Yeah. So, yeah. So I'm definitely, I'm definitely going to be down in WrestleMania weekend out
there. So, hitting the MLW stuff. So, I was like, man, I hope Ebolize is down here because
he said, thank you so much. Yeah. So, he's gone. So, anyways, guys, yeah. Here we have Ebolize.
She took the time off. We'll say thank you, Ebolize, for joining us and giving us a lot of
good stuff that we could learn and get into. And hopefully, the other things that you said,
people will stick in their minds. Like, always go for yours, bow to no one, and always stay to you
and stay true to yourself. And no challenge. You bow to no challenge. And always simply challenge
yourself and don't listen to anybody else. No, no, listen to yourself. Ebolize did it. Yes,
Ebolize did it. And she's still doing it. And that's why she's Boricua, hasta la muerte,
just first. And you know how we do it when you say bye to the fans. Peace. Thanks for having me.