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We just found out that we both admire the same two creatives.
Charlie Chaplin.
"Chespirito."
what was it that, That you like or you
admire about those two creatives.
I don't know.
I think that when I was, when i was young,
I didn't know why I was so gravitated towards them.
But thinking about it now, growing up,
not having a lot of resources,
my mother being a single mother, raising us.
And just watching them on TV was like, it put a smile on your face.
And they were not the most fortunate people.
They were poor and they had their lemons and everything.
But they still had a good time.
And now, I know that what I really loved
about them was that they created worlds.
And we loved, we wanted to be in there.
Because even though there was hardship and everything,
it was worth it.
All of it.
Because he brought that simple humor to it into everything.
Which is another lesson that we can't take things so serious and so personal.
But I love that
they were able to create something and act in it
and have this adventure with what they created.
And they will produce it.
They will put it together.
They will bring people, share the resources.
And that's always
fascinated me.
Yeah, to me, it was a simplicity. Like,
el Chavo, all he needed was two sandwich, la torta.
you know
And Chapulín were trying to save the world.
But he had nothing to save the world.
I love that.
I think it's so symbolic to the way we are as Latinos, right
We're very family oriented.
And la vecindad
they were not all parenting, but they were all like a family.
And I think that that's something I am.
I don't know if that was the same for you.
Yeah, it's just doing with little.
Doing a lot with little.
But Un Chín es mucho
It's just the way you do it.
con amor,everything expands.
Everything becomes bigger than what it is.
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