00:00I cannot support violence in any way. I cannot see someone die and say, oh, that's okay.
00:13I started, like, letting go a lot of things that I was thinking and a lot of anger, and
00:20then suddenly that anger became powerful.
00:31¿Por qué me temes?
00:41It was important for me to try to put myself in this place that I've never been even close to it,
00:48but it's important for me to know that this could happen to me, and I think that's what
00:53people need to realize, that it's not this girl or this person that went through this,
01:00it's just that that girl could be me.
01:03That's what I was thinking, and that's what we thought also when we were working on the
01:09ideas for the video, to be very present in this woman that just went through this horrible situation.
01:24I wanted to be a powerful and defiant bolero.
01:28For us, we wanted her to be like she survived this even though he thought he killed her,
01:34but he didn't, and she starts recomposing herself little by little until she goes her own way.
01:42It's easier to ignore these things, but we have to talk about it.
01:46If we ignore it, nothing is going to change, but if we let people know that this is wrong,
01:52I think maybe it might take a while, but maybe people are going to start questioning,
02:00and that's like phase one.
02:02It's important to stop ourselves a little and start to question if we're actually making
02:08progress in the world we're living in right now.
