Hidalgo Mejía, el cañero centenario que sueña con una casa digna y conocer al presidente Abinader

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00:00My dreams are that I would like to meet Mr. President Rosa Binarel,

00:12so that I would love him or I would love him,

00:16of good will, of love.

00:22And to the wife, the wife of Binarel,

00:26I would also like to see her.

00:30I don't know her name, but I don't want to see her.

00:34It's not that I see well, I see something, but I see it correctly.

00:42Yes, I want to know Mr. Rosa Binarel and his wife.

00:47No, I don't see her.

00:49Ah, yes, yes, yes, yes, because I have a house.

00:52I live in this house, but this house is less money than the ones that are here.

00:57This house is here.

00:59They are paying $15,000.

01:01I don't know what they are paying,

01:04but I don't know how to pay them.

01:06I don't know how to pay them.

01:08Yes, they are paying them,

01:10but we cannot pay them.

01:13And we are inside.

01:15It's us, we are inside.

01:17It's us, personally, not us.

01:22in this house…

01:24To live…

01:25tranquill…

01:27Or live…

01:30Well my life was a bit med basic,

01:35med Kamangai …

01:37or too fast…

01:39I didn't want to help me from the 90 years old.

01:44I came here, I looked like this,

01:48I'd pick a cart,

01:49cut off,

01:51wagon,

01:53and I'd throw a bush in a carcass...

01:56that I'd take to the 5 or 6 camps

01:59from the street,

02:02and I'd throw a farm with a carcass.

02:07I had a car on my own, I had a car, I had a car on my own, I had a car on my own.

02:14I didn't know how much I was doing.

02:18I worked so much that they didn't get me to buy,

02:22they didn't get me to buy, they didn't get me to buy, I didn't get me to buy.

02:27Nothing.