Hello everybody and welcome to the Trash Mix
podcast. It is now February and there's like
one holiday, right? Or two technically. Yeah,
I guess technically two. It's almost Valentine's
Day. It's the holiday where you celebrate with
your loved one or your spouse or your girlfriend
on the side. Or the girl that you just can't
get. There's a girl that you want to get so badly
so you're just trying to figure out what to get
for Valentine's. So this episode is like a theme
with that kind of topic. It's like love. It's
like love that you can't get or you're trying
to get. And then there's love that's forbidden.
In other words, you know, there's just a bunch
of cheaters in this movie. In one of the movies,
that is. One movie is about, you know, what is
it? What's that word I'm looking for? It's like
unrequited love. Yeah, that's a good way to put
it. Yeah, something like that. Yeah. So, yeah,
we're going to talk about a movie from 1990 called
Un Corazon Para Dos. And then 1993's Mujeres
Infieles. Yeah, we want to cover the whole spectrum
of love, right? The enamorados, the románticos,
and then the fucking, the tóxicas and the tóxicos
who just want to cheat around and fuck around,
you know? Something that I think most people
can relate to, you know? I know I can. Yeah,
and then these are actually really good movies.
Each one is different in a good way, you know?
but one of them is probably like the most entertaining
that we both admire the most oh yeah yeah for
sure i mean we'll get to it we'll get to it but
that movie was fucking dope and you know like
you said both both movies are are good movies
but um you know i guess it just depends on the
level of um i don't i don't know if i don't i
hate using the word cheesy but I guess it depends
on your level of melodramatic that you can take
is whether or not you'll enjoy the first movie.
Yeah, it's one of those sappy movies you can
just watch with your girlfriend or your wife,
whatever, your family even, because it's really
more of a family movie, if anything, when you
think about it. Well, that's one thing that I
wanted to talk about a little bit because I'm
curious if this was a Televisa movie that played
on Televisa, like an original for them, or if
they just had the TV right. and own it now. It
was from Televisina. So Televisina was when they
were making all those movies back in the day.
So yeah, this is family themed and made by the
Galindo family. This is Un Corazon para Dos from
1990, directed by Sergio Vejar and then written
by Kiki Galindo. Kiki Galindo was the... I always
forget. She's either the niece or she's the granddaughter
of Ruben Galindo. You know, she's part of the
whole family, Galindo. And then she also used
to draw the poster art when she was younger.
Oh, I didn't know that. Yeah. And then her father
is Daniel Galindo, who's one of the producers.
Yeah. It was a Galindo family production. And
I, you know, you know, looking into her credits,
I mean, she. worked almost exclusively with Sergio
Vejar. I mean, I think other than, I saw she
only had 11 credits. I mean, I don't know if
that's the only thing she has. Yeah, I believe
that's it, yeah. But out of those 11, I think
nine of them. were with, it was written, yeah,
that were directed by Sergio Vejad. And with
Daniel, her father. Exactly, yeah, as the producer,
yeah. You know, it's kind of like a little, I
mean, this is the same thing that we've said
since literally episode one of this podcast is
that Mexican movies are a kind of family affair.
You know, it's like you stick with your little
pica, you know. Yeah, and Sergio Vejad, I mean,
he's pretty familiar with this kind of topic
of film. It's like very romantic and very like,
you know, melodramatic and sad. heart -wrenching
so he was making movies like that but he also
made some pretty crazy movies i think the one
he's most known for is um what is it mariposas
de sacadas i believe he did that one i'm not
too sure if he did yeah and then i mean he did
a lot of stuff like just crazy stuff yeah yeah
i mean he he worked with like the tigres del
norte um he's fucking you know did a lot of like
the thriller action type movies oh yeah yeah
yeah he did direct uh mariposas de sacadas and
that's a Probably his most disturbing movie,
if anything. I mean, we'll probably talk about
it in a future episode. Oh, yeah, for sure. But
it's fucking crazy. Una Vez en la Noche from
1971. Yeah, he did a lot of really intense movies
with topics of incest and just crazy shit like
that. But he was very also into romantic stuff
as well. I mean, yeah, you know, a la prima se
arrima, as they say in Mexico, you know. Yeah,
pretty prolific director behind this little movie
from 1990. And he started off as a camera operator
in the 40s. Yeah, he was a camera operator, and
then he went on to direct like during the 60s
and 70s. Yeah, I think his first directing movie
was like in 1963 or something like that. And
then from there on, he was just a director up
until his final movie in 1999. Very unique filmography,
like I said. So there's always something different
from him. It's never really always the same stuff.
It's always something different. Same cast, though.
It's like he worked with a lot of the same actors
over the years. I mean, that's typical, right?
It even happens to this day. You find your cast
and crew that you know how to churn and burn
movies, and you're just like, fuck it, let's
move on to the next one. So, I mean, I think
that's a good segue into... you know who the
the the cast is in this movie because this movie
actually has a really good cast it's pretty stacked
i mean the second movie too is really stacked
but this movie um you know it stars pedro fernandez
who you know we talked about in episode uh which
i think was the season two opener or the season
one closer i forgot but it's you know you go
back and you'll see it um Who, of course, you
know, like we just said, I mean, he had a crazy
year in 1989, right? So you got Trampa Infernal,
Vacaciones de Terror, Panico en la Montaña, and
then went into Un Corazon para Dos. Oh, two years
before this one, he worked with Vejarazan. What's
it called? Un Sabado Mas. Yeah, there you go.
And there's another connection to Vacaciones.
I'll connect it again. And of course, after he
makes this, he jumps right into Vacaciones de
Terror 2. So it's like this dude had a crazy
three -year span of movies. And of course, for
those who don't know, who are first -time listeners,
Pedro Fernandez was a child actor, child singer.
So it's like, I mean, at this point of his career,
he was like a fucking megastar. And he was doing
music. He was doing pop music. Yeah, absolutely.
Of course, we have the almighty Mario Almada,
who we've talked about. That took me by surprise.
You know, I will say, I know when you hear the
name Mario Almada, you don't think Germanic.
melodramatic roles you know i mean he has of
course yeah but you think of him you know fucking
shooting fools up car chases and shit but you
know he has kind of a heavy role in this and
you know he he doesn't underplay it like you
actually feel like his pain in this movie so
it's different for him here he's no longer shooting
anybody he's like just the grandpa yeah just
the the father figure of you know the pedro fernandez's
character yeah we'll get into why you know how
they're connected a little bit but um another
actor in his uh we have uh jose elias moreno
who plays padre jose who that guy was like yeah
he was very busy Yeah. Oh, yeah. In that whole
era? Yeah. Oh, yeah. He worked with the Galindos
a lot and with Behar a lot, too. And, I mean,
he was, you know, mainly a TV actor. You know,
did a bunch of novellas and TV movies and shit.
But, like you said, he worked with Sergio Behar
previously. He was in Colmillos, El Hombre del
Lobo. Yeah, all kinds of shit. We have Daniela
Leites, who plays the love interest, the main,
you know, I guess the main girl in this. Her
filmography is very short, but a lot of people
still remember her. She did a lot of TV mostly,
but she didn't do a lot of movies. Like we said
previously, the 80s into the 90s was the boom
of TV, the novellas and the TV movies and shit.
I think if you were in at least one mega hit
from that era, you're going to be regarded. That's
pretty much what everyone was watching at this
time. But she was great. She's unfortunate that
she didn't have such a prolific career because
I did think she was, for what she is, a great
actress. And then she did one cheap video with
the vampire. Exactly. It's a horrible movie.
I think I have it somewhere, but it's horrible.
Yeah, we'll review it at some point. And then
you got a couple cameos and shit, but I thought
one of the funny cameos was Carmelita Gonzalez,
who plays a little love interest for Mario Almada's
character. Yeah, that's right. Everyone in this
movie except for the priest was in love with
somebody. There's a little love story between
everybody. But, yeah, I mean, you know, she's
another, you know, prolific actor. Started in
the golden age. You know, worked at Lucha Movies
with Huracan Ramirez. And I think she did a Santo
movie, too. Shit ton of novellas. Fucking, you
know. Yeah, like, yeah. Really good cast. Yeah,
really good cast. It's, like, very interesting.
And, you know, I guess the general plot of the
movie is basically, you know, these two young
adults who are secretly in love with each other.
They don't even know. That's the funny part.
You know, it's like. I think Bernardo, obviously,
he wears his heart on his sleeve. He knows. He
has a relationship with the priest. And that's
his confidant. He tells him everything. So he's
the only one that really knows that Bernardo's
in love with Valeria. But like I said, Valeria,
she has a boyfriend. So she doesn't know that
she's into him until later in the movie. But
they kind of, you know, they're best friends.
They're very close. Yeah, they're very chummy
at times. I mean, you think of, you know, how
many times you've had like a best friend who's,
you know, the opposite sex. And, you know, eventually
someone's going to get feelings. You know, it's
just it is what it is. You know, I think obviously,
you know, guys and girls can, you know, be friends
and not, you know, platonically, you know. In
this case, yeah. In this case, it was not platonic.
Yeah, for sure. But basically, you know, they
have like, you know, they secretly love each
other. Yeah, every morning. They're both ill.
Every other morning, he gives her like a flower.
Remember? The little flowers and then home or
whatever. And it's almost like this is like the
Mexican version of Untamed Heart, but on steroids,
you know. So the Untamed Heart fans will know
what I mean. But it's, you know, they both have
illnesses. one of them needs surgery to survive
and you know is the other one gonna have the
secret secretly have the surgery or not you know
and everything kind of plays out from there but
it's kind of where the title comes from which
is a heart for two a heart for two you know and
uh yeah it just happens bernardo needs a new
heart oh no valeria needs the heart yeah but
you know it's it's like it like you said it starts
off at this like you know huge beautiful uh and
valeria gets a card with a flower and she's all
like oh it's my boyfriend javier or whatever
like almost every morning or every other morning
she gets yeah and her grandma's obviously like
does not with javier like he's like he's like
the shitty boyfriend that like the family hates
you know but it's like the girl can't tell that
he's a shitty boyfriend yeah because her grandma's
like dude it's not him like you know it's obviously
not him it's somebody else No sé por qué te asombras.
Desde hace mucho tiempo viene sucediendo esto
todas las semanas. Seguramente es Javier el que
me lo has estado mandando. No, yo no creo eso.
Cuando aparecieron la primera vez, Javier ya
era tu novio. No tenía para qué hacer eso. Además,
el tal Javier ese no creo que... Nana, tú no
lo quieres, ¿verdad? Bueno, pues si él te quiere
a ti, yo lo quiero. So it's just kind of funny
to see that, you know, she's blindly in love
with this fucking shitty guy when it's like the
nice guys are here. You're just giving her flowers
fucking every day, writing her little love notes
and shit. But. yeah i mean it you know from there
it kind of moves on because it's like almost
like uh um i don't want to say a love triangle
because javier and bernardo are obviously kind
of friends you know they're yeah they're cool
with each other yeah she uh valeria invites bernardo
over for for dinner and he's kind of like well
i don't know like is javier gonna get mad you
know it's like the the typical story right you're
fucking your girlfriend or boyfriend it's like
why are you hanging out with that fool yeah and
i think at one time one point the boyfriend was
even was like oh maybe he likes you yeah yeah
he even points that out just like i think he
was kind of joking but then And then she's just
like, no, we're just very close friends, blah,
blah, blah. And it's like, I don't know. It's
kind of obvious. Throughout the whole movie,
it's just obvious. I came to invite you to dinner,
but I have to eat alone. Stay and eat here. I'll
invite you. But... Well, I accept. But I don't
do a bad third, right? How do you say that? You
know perfectly well that you and I are good friends.
If you say so. Did you see the movie last night?
Yes, I loved it, but I cried, as always. I didn't
see her. Tell me. Hello, Bernardo. How are you?
My love. How do you feel? Very well, thank you.
I see you as pretty as always. Isn't that so,
Bernardo? Yes, as always. Well, you think it
would be obvious, but it's like for some reason
only the grandma and the priest knew. I mean,
obviously, this dude is going over her house
all the time. He takes care of her because she's
like almost bedridden, basically. She has this
heart condition that keeps getting worse. And,
you know, he comes over. He hangs out with her,
stays at her house, fucking does little things
for her. But we end up learning that. Bernardo,
I guess. So he's an orphan. His parents died
in a car accident that he was in. And he suffers
from migraines. Yeah, he has lingering effects
from this car crash. But the only person that
knows that is the priest. For some reason, he's
keeping it a secret. And that's where we meet
Don Francisco, who's played by Mario Almada,
who's just a lonely farmer. He's a widow as well.
He's taking care of Bernardo and keeps saying,
go to school. You don't need to fucking work.
Go to school and all that shit. Yeah, I don't
know. It's like this developing... It's like
a small little town where everyone's kind of
involved with each other. It's a small town,
yeah. Don Francisco ends up meeting... What was
her name? Rosario. Like, you know, and they're,
like, flirting in between the, like, scenes and
shit. Yeah, between the scenes. Yeah, they're,
like, hanging out in this town. And then he has,
like, a lady that's interested in, or his caretaker
is, like, I guess his maid or whatever is, like,
talking shit about her. Like, man, she's fucking,
she's old. Why are you messing with her? Like,
they never say directly or make it, but it seemed
like she was into him, if anything. She seemed
like she was jealous. That's what I'm saying.
Like, everyone had, like, a tie -in. Something,
yeah. His caretaker obviously, you know, had
something towards this fool because she kept
talking shit about him. about Rosario. And then,
you know, eventually... They throw like a big
65th birthday party for this fool. Of course,
he invites her and all the ladies there are like
mad dogging her and shit. Sorry, excuse me. But
yeah. And then, of course, we finally learned
that Valeria, you know, we know she's sick, but
we don't know what's going on. But then we learned,
well, she needs a heart transplant. Like her
heart is giving out on her. And then there's
like a super sappy. scene between bernardo and
valeria where they're they start telling each
other like he finally admits to her that he's
he's sick too yeah they're like sitting at this
tree it's all fucking nice and shit you know
like they're having like a picnic or something
but she fucking friend zones that fool he like
tries to fucking mack it with her and she's just
like nah sorry buddy like yeah she's just the
pain of every guy you know yeah and then she's
just going through more than you know that right
now she'll need that she's gonna die She don't
know what she's going to do. Well, that's the
thing. Like, the whole movie, she's kind of,
like, you know, she's pessimistic, of course.
You know, she's, you know, doom and gloom. She
thinks the world, you know, everything's going
to end. And, of course, he's, like, the more,
you know, glass half full type guy. And, I don't
know. It's an interesting dynamic to see them,
you know, play off each other in that sense,
I guess. But it just all kind of reminds me of,
like, high school love, you know, where the dude
is super into her. just a fucking friend zone
yeah but eventually as the movie progresses they
start to you start to see like the feelings develop
or she started to realize oh you know maybe i
do like him and then not until the end it's like
when you realize it's just too late yeah because
it's like um you know bernardo obviously he just
is steadily getting worse He finally goes to
see a doctor and is like, look, man, you got
to – oh, that's another thing. It's like he's
losing his vision. Yeah, he's losing his vision.
He's getting those headaches still. They're getting
progressively worse. And then the doctor tells
him he only has a certain amount of time left.
Yeah, they tell him once he loses his sight,
he only has – I think it was like six months.
I forgot what the doctor told him, which is –
I've never heard of a – Yeah. But – So he kind
of finds peace with his situation and his health,
and I think that's when he decides, you know
what, Valeria needs a heart. He's going to give
up his fucking heart. He's going to die sooner
than her, so might as well give her a fighting
chance. If that's not love, I don't know what
is, man. If you're not willing to give your own
heart to the girl that you love, the girl you're
in love with, obsessed with, nah, then I don't
want it. You're not the one. So that's pretty
much how it goes. He sacrifices himself for her.
And then she realizes she has feelings for him.
It's actually frustrating. She finally realizes
she does like him. She wants to be with him.
And then it's too late. Well, that's the funny
thing. She knows that he's going to Mexico City
to have a procedure. Well, I have to have a procedure
at the same time. What a fucking coincidence
that is. And so he goes in. The transplant happens.
And she's like, where's Bernardo? Where's Bernardo?
Everyone's lying to her. Everyone finally finds
out the truth that he sacrificed his own life
for her. But they lie to her. They don't tell
her because they think she won't be able to take
it. um and so she's like okay so she's i mean
that's how naive this girl is right like she
doesn't even realize like she can't read the
room where everyone is all kind of sad and lying
to her about it um and then when she finally
does realize that she of course she fucking is
heartbroken because she was gonna finally tell
him that she was in love with him and she's gonna
break up with javier for him yeah and it's like
what the fuck man you couldn't do that shit before
the operation like well the funny thing is remember
she broke up with javier in the hospital yeah
because she was gonna fucking tell him that she's
in love with Bernardo and you know that was the
funny part I was like damn this girl's too late
you know it's like you know typical again typical
high school love story how many times has that
happened I mean it's happened to me you know
where a fucking girl decides she likes me and
it's like well too late yeah it's like too late
you know that's like the common thing with love
it's like it's just too late guys you have to
work faster right person wrong time yeah been
there done that it's happened to me plenty of
times in my life but I want to see Bernardo.
I don't know why he hasn't come to see me. Nor
his grandfather. Hello. Hello. How are you, Javier?
How do you feel, my love? Good, thank you. Could
you do me the favor of leaving me a moment with
Javier? I have to tell him something very important.
Of course, daughter. Aurora, Eduardo, let's go.
What could be more important than seeing you
recovered? I appreciate your visit and your gift,
but I think what I'm going to say can make you
feel bad, and I swear that's what I least want
to happen. Coming from you can't hurt me. The
time that our relationship has lasted... Has
sido muy bonito, pero no puede seguir. No voy
a casarme contigo. No podría hacerte feliz. No
te amo. Ni podré amarte nunca. Entiéndeme, por
favor. Es por él, ¿verdad? No sé, Javier. that's
the that's just that's just life yeah it sure
is man the life the life of uh young love man
as they say it's like shit hurts i feel like
i mean not to get too personal but it's like
i feel like i have a connection to both of these
movies man it's like being in love with someone
that much that you but you they don't fucking
want you back until it's too late. You can relate
to the movies for sure. Yeah. I think anybody
can relate to these movies for sure. I mean,
who hasn't fucking, you know, been that obsessed
or that in love with someone, especially at that
age. Cause they, they had, he, they're talking
about Bernardo going to college. So I'm assuming
that they're anywhere between the 18 to 20. Right.
So at that age, you don't know what the fuck
real love is. You know, you're just trying to,
you know, give everything you have to, to the
one person you think is going to be with you
for the rest of your life. But that's true. Yeah.
Yeah. I don't know. It's an unfortunate movie,
but it's a good movie. Like it's one of those,
you can totally just watch like on a. I don't
know, lazy day or something. Oh, 1000%. I mean,
it was like a family member or family, you know,
put it on like my parents. I think, I think I've
seen my parents watch it so many times on TV
before. So it's one of those. Yeah. I mean, this
is a super breezy movie. It's like a, it's a,
it's an hour, 20 minutes. I mean, again, I think
it'll depend on how much, um, I guess what, what
level of stock a person has with Mexican movies
in general, because it's the. I don't think the
general population is going to watch this and
be like, hell yeah, that was dope. But if you're
a fan of Mario Almada or if you're a fan of Pedro
Fernandez, I mean, you have a little bit of interest
in this movie. No, if I want to make a double
feature, I'll double feature it with Trampin
Fernandez. Watch Trampin Fernandez first. Still
in the mood for some Pedro Fernandez action.
Calm down for the evening. I mean, in both movies,
he was madly in love with his girl. So there
we go. He was the protector in both movies. Or
Vacaciones de Terror. You could pair it up with
one of those, if anything. Like, if you're really
that, like, you know, like, ah, hey, that guy
is pretty cool. Hey, put Un Corazon Para Dos
next. And, you know, funny enough, I saw, like,
you know, I was just kind of just seeing, like,
who had seen this movie, like, online and reading
reviews and shit. A lot of hoops were talking
shit about the mullet. I'm like, dude. Oh, dude,
that mullet was... That was a fucking chick magnet
in Mexico at that time, dude. And I remember
that scene where he's, like, riding the horse
and the song's playing. It's like, damn, that
shit's epic. The fucking wind is, like, blowing
through his fucking mullet and shit. It's like...
No, no, no. Yeah, you can't hit the mullet. The
mullet's cool. Dude, the acid -washed jeans.
That was the style in Mexico at that time, dude.
89, 90, that was like... Yeah, that was like
the hunk right there. Dude, the hunk of hunks,
man. It was like fucking Luis Miguel and Pedro
Fernandez were like the two fucking... Yeah,
exactly. The two heartthrobs of Mexico. Yeah,
I think they were just jealous. That's probably
why they were... All the guys hated this. Well,
man, if I like this, we'll steal in the hearts
of our girls and shit. But yeah, actually, yeah,
I enjoy it. So I was glad to talk about it. So
it's such a random movie to talk about, but it's
like you have to talk about it. I mean, look,
it's... i mean not to just talk in circles but
it's a it's a good love story i mean if you're
into if you're into like romantic movies like
it's just it is what it is you know it's someone
who loves someone so much she's willing to die
for her and again again if you're not willing
to die for your girl like do you do you actually
love her i don't know man who am i to say you
know i'm single but i'll die out you know i'm
like prince baby i'll die for you yeah I guess
I would die for my girlfriend. If she's hearing,
she's going to be like, you better. But yeah,
you do think about stuff. You have to go to great
lengths to prove your love sometimes. That just
is what it is. And then sometimes you pretend
to love someone and you fucking cheat on them.
This next movie is quite the opposite. It goes
in... Three different directions of anything,
but it's all equally about the same topic, which
is infidelity. Yeah. I mean, again, I think that
these are stories that everyone can relate to.
I mean, I feel like I've, I mean, who hasn't
been cheated? I've been cheated on plenty of
times, you know, and I've also been the one that
someone has cheated on their partner with, you
know, so I'm like on both ends of this, but not
proud of it, you know, but it is what it is.
Yeah. It's something that everyone has gone through
one way or another. And that's the funny thing.
When I first talked to Adolfo years ago, he told
me, he's like, yeah, the topic for this movie
is infidelity and it's universal. So it's relatable
for everyone. And that's why I wanted to make
this movie. So everyone can catch on to this
movie and understand what's going on. Yeah. And
it's cool to make it like an anthology because
you have like three different forms of cheating.
I guess three different levels of cheating. Yeah.
Because you have like the obsessive cheater.
It turns out to be a psycho. We'll talk about
that. Then we have the reluctant cheater who
had no intention of cheating, but did cheat.
Out of impulse. Exactly. Impulsive. And then
you have the, I don't want to say vindictive,
but the cheater who, I don't know how to describe
the first story. She was just sneaky, if anything.
Yeah. She was just like. She thought she could
get away with it. Yeah, exactly. Like, she really,
really fucking was convinced. Yeah. But she doesn't.
In some way. But, yeah, so this next movie is
Mujeres Infieles from 1993. So I think prior
to the release in 95, it played in film festivals.
They were throwing it in film festivals. It won
an award in Charleston, Texas, and then in Houston,
the Houston International Film Festival, which
is now known as World Fest Houston. So he was
playing in a festival. So Dolph won his dad,
Gilberto Martinez -Solares. And the movie's inspired
by Italian anthology movies from the 60s and
70s. like one he told me was really like inspiring
for him was yesterday today and tomorrow from
1963 and that's pretty much what it is you know
it's just three stories of infidelity and you
know it's a universal topic like he said and
then he said infidelity is hurtful and there
are always consequences from it and here we have
three stories about that and the first story
So how about this? You tell the second story.
I'll tell the first story. Yeah, we can do that.
Yeah, let's do it like that. So the first story,
it has Lina Santos, Hugo Stiglitz. Lina plays
this girl named Julieta. She lives with her husband,
Eduardo. He does production for commercials.
I think he's more of like a... Or advertising.
Yeah, he works for a modeling agency. And a modeling
agency. Maybe like a talent acquisition type
of guy or something like that. Yeah, they do
mention that that's how he met her. Yeah, that's
how he met Lena Sanchez. Yeah, Julieta. And then
he's working on this big project for Ray -Ban.
So he's kind of busy, you know, in his own little
world. And then she's just like, you know, you
can tell she's comfortable. She's living in a
rich life. And then every, like, other weekend,
she goes to Cuernavaca to visit a cousin, quote
-unquote. And then, you know, she's not meeting
her cousin. She's meeting a guy. ¿Bueno? ¿Qué
pasó, prima? ¿Qué hay de nuevo? Nada, prima.
Solo saber si vas a venir mañana, como todos
los miércoles, para pasar juntas el día aquí
en mi casa. Como sabes, soy una mujer casada,
así que déjame ver qué es lo que va a hacer mi
marido. Permíteme, ¿sí? Oye, mi amor, ¿qué vas
a hacer mañana? ¿Hablas con Leticia? Sí, mi amor.
Saluda de mi parte. Y me parece una buena idea
que vayas mañana a Cuernavaca. Yeah, that's the
thing. It opens up. They obviously live a posh
life. Very posh, yeah. I don't want to generalize,
but she definitely plays the woman who is like,
is is very vain and is never pleased right she
wants more she wants more jewelry she wants a
better more money she wants a better house or
whatever and that's kind of like the the background
where you know he works his ass off to give her
everything it's still not enough um but yeah
like you said you know she pretends to to meet
up with her cousin but she's really meeting yeah
yeah he plays a guy named marcelo marcelo's like
this you know hunky guy you know He's not as
rich as her husband, but he's very admiring of
her. He loves her a lot. He even tells her, just
leave your husband and get with me. Well, he
had to have some kind of money because he gives
her a gift. It ties into the story. Obviously,
when you watch the movie, you see that. He had
to have some money to buy that shit. That was
the thing. He was supposed to get a bigger job
in Tijuana. He's like, we can't see each other
no more in Cuernavaca. I'm going to go to Tijuana
and live there. And he tries to get her to move
with him. Yeah, he's like... Just leave them
come with me, you know, we'll have a real relationship
and then she's just like oh I can you know I'm
really comfortable with my husband. We have kids.
They never show the kids, but she does. Yeah,
she has kids. Yeah Pero tú sabes bien que tengo
hijos y tengo una posición con mi marido. Mira,
te voy a decir la verdad. En este momento ordenan
mi traslado a la aduana de Tijuana. Y es una
oportunidad que no puedo perder. ¿Te vas a Tijuana?
El problema es que tampoco los miércoles nos
vamos a poder seguir viendo. Mi amor, te voy
a extrañar mucho. ¿Por qué no nos vamos juntos?
Pídele el divorcio a tu marido. Dile que ya no
lo quieres. Invéntale cualquier cosa, pero vente
conmigo, ¿sí? Mira, te propongo una cosa. En
serio, vamos a casarnos. Ay, Marcelo, no sé qué
decirte. And then he's like, well, I guess this
is goodbye, or, you know, and after that, you
know, the one last time that she tries to go
see him, you know, it's too late, he's already
gone. He leaves her this like precious jewelry
necklace. Yeah, like a fucking pearl diamond.
Yeah, it's like all these like crazy necklaces.
Yeah, it was made by like a really important
French jeweler or some shit like that. And, you
know, of course, you know, she holds on to that
gift, but she can't just wear it because, you
know, it's like, well, where the fuck did you
get the money for that? The way she tries to
hide it is like the dumbest fucking thing. Yeah,
it was weird. That just proves. that she did
not give a fuck about the cheating she just wanted
to get what she thought she deserved yes after
that yeah she's a little heartbroken effort but
then she's like oh you know at least he left
me this and then she's like well i can't you
know obviously she can't just wear it around
the house so she hatches this idea of like oh
you know she pawns it and then she's gonna pretend
that she found the pawn ticket and then just
claim it off you know to pay off the whatever's
owed it for the jewelry but then her husband's
like oh no let me do it you know because she
tells her husband like oh i found this pawn ticket
So the husband goes, he takes it out. He's like,
he calls her. He's like, Oh, you're not going
to believe what I got. You know, it's really
beautiful. I can't wait for you to have it. And
then it's like right before he's shooting a commercial.
If I recall, remember they're supposed to shoot
the Ray -Ban commercial. Yep. Yep. Yep. And then
he invites her on set, like come to the set and
hang out and I'll give you the gift. And then
he gives her the gift and it's not the necklace.
It's earrings. The classic, the camera zooms
on her face. She's like, what? She's like, these
are beautiful earrings. And then she's just like,
what? She's just shocked. And then he looks at
her too, like, what? So she wears them. They
go to the set. And then he introduces her to
one of the new models that he hired for the commercial.
She takes off the scarf off her necklace, you
know, for neck. And she's wearing the necklace
that she was supposed to get from the pawn shop.
And that's what she realizes. fucking ugo stiglitz
was a two -timing motherfucker she not only was
she cheating he was cheating on her too yeah
you're just like oh shit but you know that that
kind of that's the classic right like the the
classic story of like you know the way you get
her is the way you'll lose her that you know
that's true you know so yeah so she runs off
you know she's crying and then she bumps into
the next couple that are featured from the movie
i will say you know I when that scene happens
I thought hell yeah they're gonna tie in every
story of this but they didn't tie in the second
story to the third yeah which which was unfortunate
because the setup for the second story that I'll
talk about right now like you said it's fucking
dope because you know obviously uh Lena Sanchez's
character Julieta runs out of this fucking building
bumps into this girl and fucking she's like what
the fuck and she's like whatever and then she
meets up with um Raul Araiza's character, Ricardo,
who they go to have lunch at a restaurant, which
is, I guess, where they were shooting this Ray
-Ban commercial or whatever the fuck. And that's
where he kind of proposes to her and was like,
she's like, oh my God. So now they're engaged
and now is the start of the second story, which
has Claudia Vega playing Clara. Well, it says
Ricardo. Yeah. Plays Ricardo, her fiance. And
then it also has Rafael Rojas, who plays Alfonso,
the love interest, the side piece. We have a
surprise guest, actress Michelle Mayer, who,
you know, sexy, man. She's pregnant. So basically
the plot of this one is, you know, They're freshly
engaged. Husband buys, fiance buys a new house
and the, you know, the fiance is now fucking
feeling lonely. So she ends up cheating on her
with the interior decorator. But it plays out
crazy, right? So, you know, as I said, you know,
they just got fucking engaged. Well, this new
guy, Alfonso, And he apparently was, like, an
ex -lover to her best friend and, like, got her
pregnant or whatever. And so she's like, oh,
you're an asshole. Like, you left her fucking
pregnant and blah, blah, blah. Yeah. And he's
like, yo, like, no, it's not like that at all.
He's trying to plead his case. She's having no
part of it. She's like, fuck this guy. All men
are assholes. You know, that type of vibe. Well,
it turns out she meets up with her friend. Her
friend's like, no, I fucking loved him. Like,
we were in love and all this shit. So she's like,
oh, okay, well, maybe he is kind of a nice guy.
Are you a friend of Alicia Brown? Alicia Brown?
Do you know her? Yes, very well. I know her from
head to toe. Listen, what are you doing? I suggest
in those windows some vertical persian palettes.
One of those that are very fashionable in Oxford.
The paintings do have a great variety of colors
that we could use. Are you the architect that
my friend got a heart attack from and ended up
dying in a hospital? In the bathrooms, we have
two options. A Spanish lollipop that would look
very nice, or a French one that would look very
cool. So, yes. Yes, right? You were the idiot
who gave birth to her. So, yes, we know each
other. No, look, no. Thank God, Alicia is very
well married and is about to have a child with
her husband. But because of you, she's dying.
It wasn't my fault. So she starts to build this
infatuation with this fool. And of course, like
I said, he's the interior decorator to the apartment
that her fiancé bought. So she's seen more and
more of this fool. She's starting to get infatuated.
There's a scene where she's looking out the window
and she's like, well, if he turns and looks at
me, then that means we're connected. And of course,
he turns and looks. But, yeah, it's fucking,
you know. So this kind of sets up the whole basis,
right? So the story's going to take place in
this little apartment. And it turns out that
it's Clara's birthday. And as it happens with
most adults, no one fucking gives a fuck about
their birthday, right? Or they forgot, yeah.
Yeah, so her friend's like, well, I'm busy. I
can't hang out. Maybe we'll hang out next week.
She's like, all right, whatever. She goes to
see her parents. And her parents are like, oh,
we're going out of town. Which, you know, funny
enough, her dad is played by Sergio Sanchez,
who was in Alimento del Medo, which we talked
about. Oh, that's right, yeah. So a little fun
cameo there. But, I mean, he's a great actor.
You can go back and listen to that episode. I'm
sure he'll come up in another one. parents are
like well we're going on vacation you know we
forgot it was your birthday you know and then
her fiance all of a sudden is dogging her out
so now you're like oh well damn this will and
so it looks like he's cheating with michelle
my uh mayor's character he's like going to grocery
uh not grocery jewelry stores with her she keeps
calling this fool his office oh you know he's
he's he's at work or whatever yeah she's like
well where's he at oh we can't tell you So she's
already like, all right, this motherfucker is
cheating on me. Like, she's pissed off. It's
her birthday. No one gives a fuck. Her fiance
is nowhere to be found. Yeah. She rushes to the
new apartment. And who just happens to need to
go to the apartment to find out which tiles she
wants? Oh, wait. Oh, no, no, no. Remember, he
knocks on her door. Remember? First, he knocks
on her door. at the you know where she's living
at right now with her parents yeah he knocks
on the door she spills water oh yeah and she's
like oh i thought you were my husband and then
that's when they start to you know talk she's
crying he's like you know he's like oh it's gonna
be all right he's like don't don't feel bad you're
a beautiful woman he's like you know hugging
her and then they kiss and then Of course. Then
right away, no hesitation, they just start undressing.
Oh, yeah. It's so satisfying, the pervs. She
gets full frontal. She gets full frontal. She's
laying on the table. It's like a Skinamax scene.
It's basically a fucking sex scene without any,
you don't see any penetration. She's riding them.
They're kissing. They're sweating. The music's
playing. It's like a loud jazz. Oh, yeah. It's
like super Skinamax type of scene. I was like,
damn, okay. I was like, all right, I'm into this
now. I will say this. I know it's generic for
guys to say this all the time, but the women
in this movie are drop -dead gorgeous. Every
single woman in this fucking story. Even if they're
just secondary, it's like, oh, no, they're still
eye -catching. Oh, yeah, absolutely. I know that's
by design. but yeah so you know they finally
hook up you know she kind of wakes up in the
next the next morning it's kind of like fuck
like what you know i i don't regret it but i
shouldn't have done it you know that type of
vibe and uh of course alfonso's like no it's
all right baby yeah we can be we can be a thing
like i'll come every week and you don't gotta
tell your man and you know the the asshole in
the situation which you know like i said been
been there done that but um she gets a phone
call from her mom like hey i think i left the
uh the stove on can you go can you go downstairs
and check to make sure that it's all she's like
all right i guess so she puts on her panties
the dude puts on his boxers um and which you
know i will say at least the guy and the girl
were both full fully naked you know so it's you
know and keep in mind this is um what's his name
This is Rafael Rojas. Yeah, Rafael Rojas. He
was a super hunky guy back in the day. Oh, yeah.
If you pause just enough, you can see his dick.
Yeah. I know there's people that fucking want
to see this. You can see his behind and everything.
Oh, yeah, 1 ,000%. Yeah, he was definitely like,
yeah. Yeah, he definitely got a lot of action
back then. um so they put they put their their
their panties and their boxers on they're all
laughing he's tickling her they're gonna run
downstairs game planning how they're gonna you
know move forward with their little love situation
she turns on the lights and the funniest of all
time happens It was a surprise birthday party.
And her entire family and friends, the fiance,
everybody, the fucking Michelle Mayer, who she
thought her fiance was cheating on her with.
She's there because they turned out to be fucking
friends. And, of course, you know, she's all
like, oh, my God. The fucking lights are on.
They're both naked. Fucking everyone's pissed.
And then, of course, the husband tries to, you
know. Yeah, he's like calling her a whore. He's
like, you're a puta. And he fucking swings, you
know, tries to beat this fool Alfonso up and
gets thrown out the fucking window and fucking
falls to the ground and dies, dude. Yeah, but
we don't see it. What we see is them coming out
of the window and then we see a splash in the
pool, which transitions into the next story.
And this last story, this is the one that gets
fucking crazy. It's like they literally saved
the best one for last. They were just like itching.
They were like, yeah, we're going to save this
crazy fucking one for last. When I was reading
online, I saw people did not like this third
one, which was crazy to me because this. No,
that third first. That third one was, it goes
fucking crazy. It goes crazy. It goes into really,
really, really crazy directions. So, yeah. So,
from a crash to the window to a splash in the
pool, we now meet. elizabeth katz character mariana
and then she's swimming with her friend i didn't
get her friend's name but her friend was fucking
beautiful oh yeah her i don't think i don't think
she said her friend's name i don't think she
ever did i'm not sure but she was really beautiful
i was like oh wow this girl they had a weird
dynamic though because she was obviously younger
yeah elizabeth katz is obviously a little older
yeah and this chick's a little younger looking
for sure she's probably like in her 20s katz
is like 30s and then she's like encouraging her
to cheat and shit yeah here we go yeah typical
women you know she's saying like you know uh
mariana's just like yeah you know she's just
bored you know with her husband she's tired of
the repetitions like she tends to her to her
daughter her husband's just out drinking doesn't
come back doesn't please her so she's like yeah
i'm bored you know i want something more and
then she's like oh why don't you put up an ad
you know it's like a personal ad and she's like
i don't know like she's like hesitant at first
but then she ends up doing it And then someone
writes her back. Well, no, it's the opposite.
Her friend, she goes looking for, her friend
tells her, why don't you go look for love on
one of these things? And she's like, okay, I
guess I'll check it out. Yeah, she finds one
guy. One guy sounds pretty attentive. No, yo
soy muy conservadora. Creo que me voy a morir
con Rafael a mi lado. Nunca me voy a divorciar
de él. Pero entonces, ¿cuál es el problema? Ya
sabes, la rutina. El deber ser, la niña en la
escuela, hacer el amor los sábados cuando él
ya se emborrachó con sus cuates. Y así es cada
semana de cada mes de todos los años de mi vida.
Bueno, pero Rafael no es un mal tipo. Te da todo
lo que necesitas. Es un buen padre y además no
está encima de ti. Bueno, ¿y de qué me sirve
eso si yo soy una miedosa que no me atrevo a
hacer nada? No, no me da pánico que me cache.
Te entiendo. Tú eres como yo. Nosotras no queremos
un acostón. Lo que buscamos es un romance. Sí,
eso es. Un enamoramiento. Algo que me despierte
y que me haga sentir... Viva, siquiera. Pero
ten cuidado. Cuando el tipo sabe quién eres,
es peligroso. Entonces tu marido empieza a sospechar.
Yo creo que lo ideal sería que fuera un desconocido.
¿Un desconocido? ¿Y entonces cómo lo voy a conocer?
Con tu imaginación. Casi me convences, ¿eh? Lo
voy a pensar. And, yeah, they get in contact
and his name's Armando. Not really. I was about
to say the parallels are there. No, I'm not that
crazy. Yeah, he's like, yeah, you know, he like
starts to, you know, they start talking on the
phone. You know, they're both interested. And,
yeah, they meet up at a restaurant. she wears
like a weird hat remember with the feather yeah
like there's like a she's like well uh it's like
a you know obviously it's a blind date so he's
like how am i gonna find you so i'll be wearing
a black dress and a hat with a feather on it
but it's interesting because she you know while
she wants it she also kind of you know realizes
like oh what i'm doing is wrong so she decides
she wants to leave But as she's getting up to
leave, the dude shows up. Yeah. And so it's like
the point of no return. She's either going to
walk away from this. Yeah. Or she's going to
stay and see what, you know, what the fuss is
about. Yeah. So she meets Armando, who's played
by Enrique Rocha. And if you guys know who Enrique
Rocha is, he plays the devil in Satanico Pandemonio.
Oh, yeah. Another Gilberto Martinez production.
Oh, yeah. So, yeah, you know, they start talking
and, yeah, they end up like, yeah, actually getting
into each other. They're very, you know. Well,
he's super intense. Yeah, and he's, like, very,
you know, like, romantic with her. He touches
her hands. She's like, yeah, she just feels like
that love that she's been desiring. She feels
seen. She feels wanted. Yeah, she feels wanted,
yeah. And, yeah, they keep up with it, and then
they hook up. But then at the same time, you
know, she's hesitant. She doesn't want to tell
her the truth. She's like, oh, I don't know.
That she's married. And she tells him that she
lives in Monterrey or something. Yeah, that she's
divorced and, you know, she doesn't live there.
She's just visiting. She's visiting her mom.
Yeah, something like that. Her grandma, I forgot.
And then, yeah, they didn't testify. You know,
he wants a relationship with her. He's like,
you know, I want to be with you. You know, I
love you. She's just like, no, you know, I live
over there. Todos cuando me ven me preguntan
que qué me he hecho, que me veo tan bien. He
vuelto a tener luz en la mirada. Claro que yo
sé que todo esto ha sido una locura, que todo
ha sido muy rápido, pero cada vez que nos vemos
hacemos el amor y a veces siento que conozco
a Armando desde hace mucho tiempo. Es como si
estuviera en un profundo y maravilloso sueño.
and you know eventually he catches on like he's
it turns out he's pretty fucking crazy so that's
the funny part too is like he mentions that yeah
he's separated from his wife his kids the they
like said that he's crazy so they had to run
away from him and he had to spend a year in the
mental hospital yeah like he like she was trying
to say that oh you know they just pinned this
on me they're just trying to get you know get
away from me but no he this guy's actually fucking
crazy i find it interesting though because there's
a scene where she's on the phone with this fool
and he's she's trying to get him off the phone
and she because she's going to pick up her daughter
And her daughter's like, mom, let me in the car.
And she's like, I can't. I'm on the phone. And
the daughter's like, you know what the fuck's
going on? And throughout this whole part of the
movie, this whole story, the daughter is super
suspicious of the mom. It's like her intuition
is already built up. And she's like, nah, something's
fucking weird with my mom. What's going on? Yeah,
that was another thing, too. And then, yeah,
he eventually, you know, finds her. He's like,
you know, I don't know what he does, but he finds
out that, yeah, where she lives. He goes to the
house because apparently they're selling their
house. None of the husband's selling the house.
And then he's like, oh, we have a buyer coming
later. He's like, OK. And then it turns out it's
Armando. He shows up in like a fucking black
trench coat. Yeah. He's like pretending he wants
to buy the house. And then he's like complimenting
the kid and the wife. Like, oh, you have a beautiful
family. And then that's what he's like. Meanwhile,
Mariana's like, oh, my God. Yeah, and then he's,
like, telling her, he's like, oh, like, you know,
this is, like, show me your bedroom. Like, he's
just being really fucking intense and scary.
And then after that, yeah, he just starts, like,
being stalkerish. Like, remember when she's picking
up her daughter? He sees her, you know, she sees
him on the street. She kicks him out of the house.
Like, all right, get the fuck, you've seen the
house, get the fuck out. Like, the jig is up.
Everyone, you know, we both know, I was lying,
we're cheating. But he can't accept it, man.
He's like, nah, fuck that. If I can't have you,
no one will. So he stalks her. He starts, like,
beeping the horn on the car outside at night,
like, bothering them. The husband's like, I'm
going to fucking kill this motherfucker. The
husband doesn't know. Yeah, he doesn't know yet,
yeah. Which kind of points to why she was, you
know, unhappy in her marriage. Because he was
aloof the whole time. Like, obviously, like,
she takes the fucking tour away from him and
shit. And it's like, come on, dude. Like, you
know, how obvious is it that she knows this fool
already? But, yeah, he, like, pulls out the strap.
I'm like, I'm going to fucking blast this fool.
And then after that, it just gets more crazy
because then he gets into the house. He kills
the maid. He ties up the husband. He's about
to kill the husband. I'm going to force you to
watch me kill this motherfucker. Yeah. Luckily,
the kid was away because remember after that,
that's when I think she reveals it to him, right?
Yeah. She reveals it to him about the affair.
but then it's too late you know it's like all
right well i mean it's because you know like
you said he tied him up and he's like he fucking
or well he actually blasted this fool a couple
times like he he shoots him like three times
oh yeah and you think that the the husband uh
what was his name rafael is gonna die um but
you know strangely he survives and of course
the fucking mariana kills that fool yeah so it
ends you know yeah with the stalker dying but
then you know she feels bad she's apologizing
her husband he's like no i mean that's over Rafael,
déjame explicarte. Now I understand everything.
The car, the guy who comes to buy my house, and
here I am with your idiot to serve you. Do you
think it's funny? Or tell me, tell me, what did
I do wrong? Didn't you like how love was done,
bitch? Didn't you like it? What did I do wrong?
Rafael. Rafael, I need to talk to you. Please.
Fix your things and take me with Aunt Lucy. I'm
going to pack. Okay. But don't go until I come
back. Wait for me. I will say, though, I'm glad
that the husband stood up for himself in that
situation. Because I thought this was going to
be like, oh, it's all right. I'll take you back.
He stood his ground and was like, nah, we're
fucking done. After everything, yeah. And he
literally walks away from her. Oh, yeah. And
then, yeah, that's how the movie ends. It's like,
damn. All these three women did not get away
with anything. None of it. they all got they
all got caught i mean i guess you could say it's
kind of sexist that the you know a fucking ugo
stiglitz character ends up with a new chick and
it's like well why does the girl get the punishment
and then the fucking yeah that one yeah for sure
the second story same thing you know it's like
all right well but overall like i said yeah They
all got caught up with what they were doing,
which was wrong to begin with. It's unfortunate.
Don't be in a relationship if you want to cheat,
man. It's not that hard. I guess sometimes people
cheat for whatever reasons they feel are justified.
It is what it is. Like I said, everyone's been
there. Either been cheated on, been the person
who's cheating on with the cheater. um been the
person being heartbroken like you know we all
we all go through the shit you know it's not
it's not a uh an unusual story or a singular
story you know we all we all know the pain of
it yeah so yeah if you were to watch this movie
even without so those you would understand right
away what's going on immediately Oh, yeah, a
thousand percent. Yeah. So, you know, if you
have Picardia Nacional, like a subscription,
watch it on there. It's on HD. I want, you know,
you know, obviously, well, we didn't talk about
it, but, you know, this movie was written, directed
by, you know, the pair of Adolfo and his dad,
Gilberto Martinez -Solares. Now, I'm assuming
that they both were shooting at the same time.
Yeah, kind of like how they did with Alba Niles.
Yeah, exactly. They would separate. You get this
unit, I'll take this unit, and we'll fucking.
Because I know, I mean, I've always seen Adolfo
as like the one who was probably, you know, more
comedic of the two. I'm assuming he wrote the
second story, right? That was totally him for
sure. Yeah, this has his DNA written all over
it. The third and the first, I feel like it was
probably getting rid of anything. Yeah, I think
there were more. It's like the tension in the
drama was more in the first and the third story
than the second story. Yeah, because I know they
both wrote it, but for sure, I think Gilberto's
hand was more on this one. And who was Miguel
Johnson? yeah i was like that's a well for for
one they spelled the name johnson backwards like
j -h -o yeah i never knew who that was yeah there
must have been just someone like that they matter
so it was like story by so i'm assuming this
person was just gay you know probably just having
them like maybe he wrote the script for them
like a spec script and then they they completely
revamped it or whatever yeah exactly um But this
was all an idea by Adolfo. Like, even when he
told me, he's like, yeah. And I was like, you
made more than one, right? Because there's, like,
five or six of them. He's like, yeah, there's
six of them. Oh, shit. Is there really? With
one being, like, a different title, but it's
part of the series. Oh, shit. Yeah, I got to.
Yeah, there's, like, a bunch of them. I got to
dig into that. So if you go on Picardia Nacional,
you type Bujeres and Fields, you're going to
get one, two, three. The fourth one's a different
title, and then you get the other ones. Hey,
you know. Yeah. So if you want more, it's like,
yeah, there's more than one. I mean, it's, you
know. I could see how some people would think
this movie is sexist. Problematic in that sense.
Yeah, by today's standards. Yeah, of course.
It's still a really interesting movie. It's very
entertaining. I was just like, wow. It breezes
by. Each story is about 25 minutes. I think the
last one is more like 40 minutes. Yeah, that
one's a little bit longer. The stories, they're
fucking dope, man. Again, the all -star cast.
You have Hugo Stiglitz, Lina Santos, Miguel Angel
Rodriguez, Claudia Vega, Jose Alonso, Michelle
Meyer, Sergio Sanchez, you have Raul Araiza,
Enrique Rocha. Crazy, crazy lineup. And they
all fucking bring these stories to life in a
way that are very relatable to some. You know,
it's the month of love, man. And, you know, some
of us only know pain, you know. Speaking for
myself. Yeah. So, yeah, this is a good one to
watch on Valentine's Day. It's like, hey, you
want to watch something a little bit more rated
R? Put this on. Steamy, man. Sexy, man. Or, you
know, if you're feeling, I don't know, it's like
just, you know, kind of calm down, chill. Just
put on Corazon Parados. I'm going to see what
my girlfriend will want to watch. I'll be like,
you want to watch one of these two? She'll probably
be like, who's that bitch in this story? I know
you got a girl that goes like that. Nah. She'll
probably just be like, she'll probably be like,
yeah, maybe. And then she'll just be like, nah,
let's just hang out. She's going to hit you with
a side eye. What are you trying to tell me? Which
one of these stories is happening right now?
But, you know, we wanted to keep it a little
lighthearted this month. It's just, you know,
a story of love and a story of heartbreak. Yeah,
so it was perfect, like I said. And we picked
two really good ones, I think, especially with
the Bajeras Infieles. That was, like, a great
one. I think that's one that's going to catch
eyes, for sure. That'll be the one that I think,
if anyone, you know, I'm assuming we'll link
the movies again, but if anyone does end up watching
these movies, I think that's going to be the
one that people like more than Un Corazon Para
Dos. Because, like I said, that one obviously
feels more like a TV movie, which it is, you
know, it was produced with the Televisa shit,
but it's like... that one is just kind of a generic
love story and I think you get more bang for
your buck in the second movie with the cast the
stories it's just salacious at best if you like
Satanico Pandemonium you like Enrique Rocha plays
a psycho here I think worse than the devil. I
mean, some would say, man. Some would say there's
nothing worse than a cheater. Yeah. And he was
more than a cheater. He was a cheater. He was
an obsessive psycho fucking. Yeah. With a very
familiar name. Oh, yeah. I saw that. I was like,
yeah, hell yeah. I was like, man. But, yeah.
So, what do we got planned next? Yeah. Next month,
we're going to, we have our, you know. an annual
theme that I want to keep going every, uh, international
women's month. You know, we're going to highlight
a couple, uh, women of the trash mix world. Um,
that i think uh you know they they deserve a
little bit more shine you know sometimes you
know they can kind of get pushed aside or whatever
but you know bring them to the forefront so we're
we're gonna you know we have a confirmed guest
for that so you know there's gonna be three of
us we're gonna have three different stories and
three different uh women that we're gonna be
talking about different eras actually yeah different
eras different actresses the movies are pretty
unique too oh yeah the choices are pretty unique
yeah they spread across uh different decades
different genres um and different you know all
together different different stories but um you
know 2026 is already looking like a like a big
year for us man you know i know we're we're lining
up hopefully some more guests you know we got
some ideas Um, you know, we've got some other
side quests, uh, stuff that's happening that
we won't spoil, but you know, once it gets announced,
you get, you know, obviously we'll announce it
as well. Um, and yeah, man, just hopefully people
are digging it. You know, we're trying to give
everyone a little taste of everything of Mexico,
not just the horror shit, not just the action
shit, you know, everything. Yeah. Everything.
Cause that's always been the goal. It's like
just spread awareness of Mexican cinema as a
whole. The good stuff, the bad stuff, the unknown
stuff or the stuff that never really got like
a lot of attention. Yeah. Or in our case with
our special project, something that nobody knew
about. Yeah, exactly. No one was talking about
it. Exactly. So, you know, as usual, you know,
like, follow, subscribe, rate, leave a comment,
leave a review, share. tell your tia tell your
tia always look at the show notes like i said
that's where you get to watch the movie sometimes
you know i find it interesting i mean i think
that kind of proves that you know sometimes people
don't actually listen because i've had so many
people like hey where can i watch this it's in
the show notes man we've said it every single
time it's in the show notes yeah we're gonna
have to um yeah but you know look at our show
notes yeah always look at the show notes don't
skip it yeah don't skip man the show notes will
have everything linked uh and i try to keep it
short too like that way it's not like a long
rate it's like it's enough for you to like breeze
through yeah yeah just an idea yeah i didn't
use ai to make the holes paragraph uh a six paragraph
six paragraph description of what the show is
going to be yeah unless you want me to do that
i can do that well as always we appreciate appreciate
you guys um kept it light and easy for this one
so hopefully you guys will seek out these movies
and enjoy it and yeah yeah let us know like i
said if you guys are watching them let us know
message us don't yeah just just tell us yeah
Just don't be a hater. We don't want the haters
coming out. We're fine. Alright, guys. I guess
we'll talk to you guys next month. See you soon.
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No, gracias. Yo no tomo. Vas a necesitar dinero
para ver crecer a tu hijo. Sé que tu madre trabaja,
pero no le alcanza el dinero. Mi madre sabrá
qué hacer. ¿De veras no quieres una copa? Ya
le dije que no tomo. Llegará el día. in que tendrás
que hacerlo, por gusto o por necesidad. No lo
entiendo. Mira, María, la mayoría de todas, cuando
salen del penal, se dedican a la golfería. Y
tú no serás una excepción, ¿verdad, María? Pero
yo tengo una carrera, y soy maestra, y volveré
a ejercer. ¿Y tú crees que el magisterio va a
aceptar a una esconvicta de maestra? No seas
tonta, muchacha. Yo puedo ayudarte. Necesitarás
dinero para tu hijo y yo puedo proporcionártelo.
Pues pierde su tiempo porque yo no soy de esas.
Escucha, María. Vas a pasar muchos años aquí
y yo puedo hacer que el penal sea un infierno
para ti. O la paz es bien. Tú decides, linda.
Y espero que tu decisión sea pronto porque soy
muy impaciente. Puedes retirarte.