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En el pueblo hay brotes de violencia juvenil a cargo de unos gamberros. La pandilla parece haberse contagiado y están reñidos entre ellos. Chanquete se ve envuelto en este ambiente, pero una repentina enfermedad de éste provoca que la pandilla haga las paces, para atenderle mejor.
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05:30Thank you!
06:00Thank you!
06:04But what are they doing?
06:06But what have they done?
06:08Wild beasts!
06:10Will they be wild?
06:16Criminal vandal!
06:18Ma'am! Leave me alone!
06:20Leave me alone!
06:22Your friends! You rascal!
06:30Thank you!
06:32Thank you!
06:34Thank you!
06:36Thank you!
06:38Thank you!
06:40Thank you!
06:42Thank you!
06:44Thank you!
06:46Thank you!
06:48Thank you!
06:50Thank you!
06:52What's up, Rica? Are you coming down now or not?
06:54Wait a minute, woman, I'll be right out.
06:56I don't expect anything, neither little nor much.
06:58Either I go out or I go alone.
07:00What's wrong with you, Rica?
07:02If you want to go alone, come back.
07:04Okay, bye.
07:06Javi!
07:10Javi!
07:14Javi!
07:18Wait a minute, I'm coming!
07:22How annoying!
07:28What a hurry you are!
07:30Well, I've been waiting here for half an hour.
07:32Aunt, where are you going with that?
07:34I'm not telling you this.
07:36Well, where am I going to go? Fishing.
07:38Well, you can't count on me, man.
07:40You could have warned me before, and so I didn't come.
07:42But didn't we agree to go fishing?
07:44Well, look, man, I don't know.
07:46But today I can't stand being a fool and looking at a cork.
07:48You've already pissed me off enough.
07:50Well, give yourself blood sausage.
07:52I tell you, as if I needed someone to go fishing with.
08:02Don't bathe so much, Desi, your balls are getting more and more swollen.
08:08Don't speak to me again, do you understand?
08:10In addition to being busty, she is hysterical.
08:14Poor girl.
08:16Why are you messing with her?
08:18Why me?
08:19Because I feel like it.
08:20Is something wrong?
08:21She hasn't told you anything.
08:23And?
08:24I mess with her because it makes me feel bad.
08:26And why are you messing with me now?
08:28Because I get it too, I don't tell you?
08:40Hello Bea.
08:41Hello, Julia.
08:42Do you want some ice cream?
08:43Well, strawberry, please.
08:44What a miracle you're here at this hour, huh?
08:45How are you not at the beach?
08:46I'm going to go now.
08:47I've been watching those hooligans get taken away.
08:49What hooligans?
08:50Thank you.
08:51Haven't you heard?
08:52No.
08:53Some kids from the chalets up there, who have dedicated themselves to those hooligans.
08:55What hooligans?
08:56Thank you.
08:57Haven't you heard?
08:58No.
08:59Some kids from the chalets up there, who have dedicated themselves to those hooligans.
09:02What hooligans?
09:03Thank you.
09:04Haven't you heard?
09:05No.
09:06Some boys from the chalets up there, who have been breaking cabins and putting
09:12fuss with the motorcycles.
09:13They have just been taken to the police station.
09:15It has been a disgrace.
09:17And who are they?
09:18Do you know them?
09:19De Vista, they are from Madrid and are here on vacation.
09:23They are acquaintances of my father.
09:25Wow, well we're fine.
09:27I also come from the fruit store without my tomatoes.
09:30Where Vicente had a fight with some buyers who smell.
09:34What's happening in this town today?
09:36Everyone is in a bad mood, getting angry over silly things.
09:39Tell me about it.
09:41Even if he's having a silly day today, we're angry.
09:45You too?
09:46Well, it will be time.
09:51Five.
09:52Eight.
09:53Six.
09:54Seven.
09:55Nine.
09:56Three.
09:57Four.
09:58Seven.
09:59I won.
10:00Let's see the worst ones.
10:01Goes!
10:02Hello.
10:03Hello, Flask.
10:04Hello.
10:05Did you send me messages to stop by?
10:07Is something wrong?
10:08Six.
10:09Yeah.
10:10Diver was here last night and left this tenth for you.
10:12Nine.
10:13Good luck, it's your gift from the saint.
10:15A nice number, yes sir.
10:17Four.
10:18What he doesn't understand is how Buzo plays the lottery so much if he's convinced he's unlucky.
10:23Do you want a glass?
10:24Ah, no, no.
10:25Too early for me.
10:26Also, a saint with a messed up body.
10:27I feel very far away, so to speak.
10:30Let's see, the papers tell you.
10:31What are you going to say?
10:32You do your everyday thing, that's it.
10:34Murders, revolutions, wars, deaths and always deaths.
10:38Tell him what everyone says and everyone boasts about having the race.
10:42No one has a reason to shed another's blood.
10:45Look, dude, don't make my head spin.
10:47You lost and mine was legal.
10:49Bottle, tell me what I owe you that the cheater has tricked me.
10:55Not like that, mate.
10:57Just for the good and without joking.
10:59That the only one who knows about cheating will be your father.
11:01Don't turn me on.
11:02That?
11:03Are you going to hit me, flat-nosed?
11:05Pour another round, Flask, I'll pay.
11:08The wine has run out in this house.
11:10But, Frasco, man, we are not children.
11:12Put another round on.
11:13We are customers in a public place and we know our rights.
11:16I said that there's no more wine for you in this house.
11:19So grab your friends and your rights and take them for a ride.
11:28Well, we'll have to leave.
11:30The jar is a friend of my father's and I don't want to upset him.
11:33Besides, it's the person who's to blame for not knowing how to lose.
11:37I know how to lose, but I don't make a pirula.
11:38What's going on?
11:40What a saint!
12:01Don't do anything stupid, children.
12:03Backgammon!
12:04Let go of the flat one.
12:05Leave it to me, dude.
12:28Leave them alone, old man. Let them kill each other.
12:35No.
13:05Come on, that's enough, Chato!
13:16It's not right!
13:17And forever, you understand?
13:19Don't come through my door again.
13:23And you too! Get out!
13:25In my house, who knows how to mess things up? Come on, get out!
13:28And you, go back there, I'll tell you the same.
13:35I don't want to see you around here anymore. Come on! Get out! Go away!
13:50I'm not scratching myself. Calm down.
13:58Health!
14:15Hey, whitebait!
14:17Hello, Julia. Good morning. How are you?
14:20It smells like roast chicken.
14:22Yes, freshly made.
14:24What's wrong with him there? It seems...
14:26Yes, that's it. Blood.
14:29That hot thing we carry inside
14:31and that sometimes makes some people feel it without knowing why.
14:35Two boys were fighting at the jar's house.
14:38But hey, what a wind is blowing today.
14:40Everyone gets angry, everyone fights.
14:42It seems like something from the devil.
14:43Let the devil leave us alone, at least.
14:46Violence is our thing.
14:49Yes, even the kids are walking around excited these days.
14:51They have fought with each other.
14:53Everything sticks except beauty.
14:54You know it. The world is full of hate.
14:57We breathe it, we carry it inside
14:58and then we blame it on some other demon.
15:03Are you in a hurry, Julia?
15:04No.
15:06Let's go for a walk
15:07and I will tell you how I
15:09I was also capable of feeling hate.
15:13Our ship was crossing the Atlantic.
15:15A simple merchant ship,
15:17with a neutral flag,
15:19completely disassembled.
15:19And a submarine emerged on the starboard side
15:23and without warning it destroyed us.
15:27The crew didn't even have time to launch a boat.
15:31Well, and that was going well.
15:33I was very young and there I received the baptism of hatred.
15:38There, clinging to that wood,
15:39wounded,
15:41I only felt a desire inside me, a cry.
15:44Kill.
15:46If at that very moment
15:47someone would have put me
15:49in front of the submarine's crew,
15:52even if I had seen them
15:53tied hand and foot and already dying,
15:57I would have given my life
15:58in exchange for a weapon with which to finish them off.
16:00If a machine gun,
16:02a mace, a knife,
16:04any weapon,
16:05It would have been a blessed object for me.
16:10That's hate, Julia.
16:11I felt it inside me without knowing it.
16:15or they shoved yours into my chest all at once
16:18those who destroyed us.
16:21Well, I don't really matter either.
16:24The serious thing for me was to verify
16:25that I could kill too.
16:29And I started to think and watch myself.
16:32and to hear of any occasion of violence
16:34even at the risk of being called a coward.
16:37No, no, coward.
16:43A coward is someone who kills.
16:47What are you looking at?
16:51Something that only I can see.
16:55That I see many times
16:56in dreams
16:57like a nightmare.
16:59broken bodies of sailors.
17:05Of good people
17:06that didn't hurt anyone.
17:10It's funny.
17:11Why so?
17:14We, the people.
17:15How difficult we are to know.
17:17He says it for me.
17:20No, for everyone.
17:23And yes, for you too.
17:25When you see it for the first time
17:26says
17:27Here is a simple man,
17:30a noble character,
17:32someone you can trust,
17:34incapable of doing harm.
17:37And yet you yourself
17:38He says he also carries hate
17:41in some corner of his soul.
17:42Well, you see, time, you know?
17:45Time is also a distance
17:47and allows us some perspective
17:50among us
17:51and the facts of our lives.
17:55When I remember that,
17:56believe me,
17:58I no longer feel hatred.
18:00Only compassion.
18:02Compassion for the victims
18:03and by the executioners.
18:05As if we all shared
18:07already the same fault.
18:09Julia!
18:10Whitebait!
18:10Look who's there.
18:13What are they bringing?
18:16Hello, couple!
18:18What's happening?
18:18Have you made up yet?
18:20Yes, that's fine.
18:21The world is already a little better.
18:24What else do I tell you?
18:25The gentleman in the plans, yes.
18:26No plans yet?
18:28Ah.
18:33Man,
18:34This is something
18:35really fantastic,
18:37yes sir.
18:39Look, Julio.
18:39But nothing can be said
18:41until we have it built.
18:44It's a Martian robot.
18:46Radio, TV, directed.
18:48He seems like a nice guy, huh?
18:50No way.
18:51He's going to be a horrible guy.
18:53We want to sow terror
18:55on the beach.
18:56Do you know the captain?
19:00To Matías?
19:01Yes, Virutas is a friend of mine.
19:03What's happening?
19:03We wanted you to tell him that...
19:06Tell your uncle.
19:07To lend us some tools
19:09and let us make our robot in his workshop.
19:12Ah, so that's what you wanted, huh?
19:16Well, Julia.
19:18You see, I'm sorry,
19:20but it is something very important.
19:22You'll have to continue alone.
19:23walking the corpse of that chicken.
19:25Well, it's a shame.
19:26don't come for a snack
19:27the Casa Julia specialty.
19:29Interregional cuisine.
19:31Malaga chicken,
19:32Galician bread
19:33and Catalan champagne.
19:35What beautiful things you say, Julia.
19:38Oh, by the way, Julia,
19:41has spoken about having a snack.
19:42Day after tomorrow
19:43It's Chanquete's birthday
19:45and on such a special day
19:47that rogue sailor
19:49usually wears
19:50some prawns
19:51to the jar's house
19:52to invite your friends.
19:57I hope to see you there.
19:59Whitebait.
20:00That?
20:00What were you saying?
20:01Me and this one.
20:02As?
20:03I mean,
20:04this one and me,
20:05well, that's it,
20:06which we greatly appreciate
20:07your friendship.
20:08Well, then,
20:09being so,
20:10I'm counting on you too.
20:12And the others?
20:13of the gang
20:13can we tell him?
20:15Yes, let's take it one step at a time.
20:16That's another matter.
20:18To my party
20:18only peaceful people come.
20:20And I understand
20:21that that gang
20:22she is scolded.
20:24Yeah,
20:24no one speaks to each other.
20:26Well, that being the case
20:26it just can't be.
20:28Only those who have no enemies
20:29They are friends of Chanquete.
20:31Oh, and let them know.
20:32Come on,
20:34see.
20:34Let's see
20:35albirutas.
20:38What's wrong with him?
20:40No,
20:41it's no big deal.
20:43No,
20:44No,
20:45if you don't get scared.
20:46It's no big deal.
20:47My body that doesn't walk today,
20:49very Catholic.
20:51See,
20:52come on.
20:52Let's see
20:53that albirutas.
20:54What's wrong with him?
21:07Subscribe to the channel!
21:38Who?
21:40Moncho, Juan Evo's son.
21:51What were you looking for here?
21:53It's bad.
21:54Well, let's just say I'm doing very well.
21:57What do you want?
21:59I need to have a few words with you.
22:01It's a bad time, you've chosen.
22:03Well, I just had a punch to see if I can sweat out this mess the sea has now caught.
22:09And we couldn't leave that conversation alone? One morning?
22:12Of course, if you are sick, what can you do?
22:17Well, well, nothing.
22:18It happens like this, the matter is so urgent.
22:20And close that door.
22:24The last thing I need right now is a draft.
22:31What do you mean? Come on.
22:34Yesterday you were in the jar, when the flat-faced guy and I got into a fight.
22:39What else?
22:40And do you know that the bottle has banned me from entering your tavern?
22:44Of course, it's the least you can do with a brawler.
22:48Come on, let's get to the point.
22:50Well, I'm not going to give a damn about that, but...
22:53What's the but?
22:55Speaks.
22:56Well, my old man, as you know, is a friend of the bottle.
22:58And he found out.
23:00And he won't let me into his house either, while Jar won't let me into his.
23:04And I'm also passing on that, but...
23:07Another but?
23:08But my old lady is here.
23:10She got angry and had a fight with my father.
23:13Well, what am I doing in the middle of all this family revelry, boy?
23:22Don't be you, Borden.
23:24If you talk to Jar, everything can be fixed.
23:27Well, there you have it.
23:29The last thing I would say to Flask is to let a laundry man into his tavern.
23:36He doesn't know from the mass to the half, son.
23:38What does it mean?
23:40What a pain, young man.
23:43That you and all of your ilk, those who carry a knife in their pocket to feel like men.
23:49You are a plague.
23:51A bunch of cowards.
23:52A bunch of shit in what you are.
23:54I came to ask you a favor.
23:56No to him insulting me.
23:58Don't let me get carried away.
23:59Ok, ok, ok.
24:01Or you'll pull out a knife, won't that be it?
24:04I mean, you have to get it bloody once, kid.
24:09And when you do, you'll feel disgusted with yourself.
24:16And if you don't feel worse, you'll have stopped being a man.
24:21You'll just be a beast.
24:22Well, the same old story.
24:26The same one my father threw at me.
24:28And you don't know what life is anymore.
24:32It takes guts, you know?
24:34Guts to earn respect.
24:36Because if you don't, they'll step on you.
24:39And see you later.
24:40I can see where you're going with this.
24:43Someone comes to ask for a favor and they give him the homily.
24:45Shot.
24:45Moncho.
24:52You are a coward.
24:55You only have the appearance of a man.
25:04Repeat that for me.
25:06Show me that you are brave.
25:13Frasco was ten years old when his father died.
25:15He was left alone in the world with Jacinto.
25:20His older brother.
25:22Eight years older than him who looked after him.
25:25Until the following year's pilgrimage,
25:28for mediating in a stupid fight between brave men like you,
25:33Jacinto was given a shot in the stomach.
25:36And he died right there, bleeding to death at the party.
25:39In Frasco's arms.
25:40Frasco doesn't like knives, you understand?
25:51And you were lucky to get out of his house.
25:53without splitting your head in two.
25:56Hey, Javi.
26:19What's happening?
26:23The whitebait is sick.
26:24Pancho told me.
26:27Do the others know?
26:28But it seems not.
26:29Well, let's warn them.
26:30Come on.
26:35Bea, do you know that the whitebait is sick?
26:38What's wrong with him?
26:39I don't know, Javi told me.
26:41We're going to tell Julia.
26:42You come?
26:53It will be worse than Frankenstein.
26:58Hey, Pi.
27:01Black!
27:02Have they given you the black paint?
27:03Yes, the biggest brush.
27:06But hey, Pi.
27:08The others have already made peace with me.
27:10Don't bother.
27:12Yes, they all went to Julia's house together.
27:14to tell him that Chanquete is sick.
27:18The guys will have a face,
27:20it's sure to be a pest.
27:22They throw that glue around
27:23so that Julia can see them together
27:25and tell it to Chanquete
27:26to let them go to their birthday.
27:29And if they all go for prawns,
27:31we're going to play for nothing.
27:33And we blew it!
27:37Breathe.
27:37Again?
27:42Breathe.
27:46Breathe.
27:59Well, yes, we are fine.
28:00And?
28:03Were you thinking of curing yourself with punches, sailor?
28:06Well, I've said it before.
28:10But how would it be the same?
28:11Because this time you got it.
28:12and very strong.
28:14What did I catch?
28:17One of these tablets every two hours.
28:20Before and after 38.
28:23And one injection every six hours.
28:26And the first one, how soon?
28:28Tell me yours.
28:32Let's see if we have a little sense, my friend.
28:35That you and I are no longer old
28:38to do silly things
28:40and let things go further.
28:43And what about the injections?
28:44is it really necessary?
28:47I don't like being pricked.
28:50I've probably been spotted a couple of times.
28:52in my entire life.
28:53No, no, I don't like it.
28:54You don't like them, do you?
28:56And who likes them?
28:58Sometimes you talk to a kid, huh?
29:01Well, and with that
29:04I'll be fit tomorrow
29:06to go to the jar.
29:09It's my birthday.
29:10And in an ambulance, why not?
29:13Haven't I seen her?
29:16Come on, man, come on, calm down.
29:24Be quiet.
29:31Julia and the doctor are taking a long time.
29:33Why don't we go and see what happens?
29:34They told us to wait for them here.
29:37Of course, in case it's contagious.
29:38Wow!
29:39Have you seen him, Javi?
29:41To Chanquete, yes.
29:42And how was it?
29:43He certainly didn't look very happy.
29:45He complained.
29:45He said his stomach and head hurt.
29:48I don't imagine him sick.
29:49I've never seen him as bad.
29:56Here it comes.
29:59Yes, I scared him a little.
30:00because he is very stubborn.
30:02And that's not how it's cured, of course.
30:03And then the complications arise.
30:06He is still a strong man himself,
30:08but of course, his heart
30:09his heart is already very worked out.
30:12Is it something serious, Julia?
30:15And these?
30:15What do they have to do with all this business?
30:18No, it's nothing serious.
30:20Yes, he does what I told him, of course.
30:23Well, these have to see that I,
30:25that we are friends of Chanquete.
30:27Friends.
30:29Well, as I said.
30:30Goodbye everyone.
30:31Goodbye and thank you.
30:32Goodbye, little one.
30:34Are you coming back?
30:35Yes, I'm going to the pharmacy.
30:36and to notify the practitioner.
30:38Pancho and you stay with him
30:39while I come, okay?
30:40Okay.
30:41Okay.
30:41And I think you should go home, huh?
30:44Well.
30:51Well, it is a chore.
30:53get sick on your birthday.
30:56Tell me something, pi.
30:58Can a person die?
31:00on your birthday?
31:03Of course, yes,
31:05but it's a damn coincidence.
31:06yes.
31:20Yes, I can hear you.
31:23First contractions.
31:24Well, am I not going to understand it?
31:28Thank you.
31:30Bye bye.
31:33The practitioner has felt
31:34the first contractions of labor.
31:37The practitioner?
31:38Yeah.
31:39He's going to have a seven-month anniversary.
31:42What a thing, right?
31:43They took him to the hospital
31:45from Villaplana.
31:47Ah, here you already know that we lack
31:48of facilities
31:49for premature babies.
31:50The intern is a woman, right?
31:54Indeed, gosh.
31:55It's not going to be a man
31:56the one for a seven-month-old.
32:00Of course, I was saying it.
32:03Give me too
32:03half a dozen
32:04of disposable syringes.
32:08Listen,
32:09won't you be yourself
32:10the one who gives the injections?
32:12As?
32:13What are you going to put on me?
32:14the injection, Julia?
32:15Come on, take it already.
32:18And don't put on that scared face, man,
32:19that I have a good hand
32:20for this.
32:25Is it prohibited?
32:26give injections?
32:27Yes, if you are not qualified
32:28for this.
32:30And I am, sir.
32:31Well, at the same time.
32:31Before painting pictures
32:33I poked many buttocks.
32:35Buttocks, sand eel.
32:36I said buttocks.
32:38But, Julia,
32:39please, buttocks...
32:40Come, come, come, come,
32:40that if this crystallizes
32:41it will hurt more.
32:47But I haven't even punctured yet.
32:49What, haven't I had a flat yet?
32:54Come on, that's it.
32:56Ah, well, naturally.
32:57that's it, go on,
32:57that I don't notice.
32:59And I prefer punch.
33:01Really,
33:02These inventions
33:03they are not for me.
33:05I, I am a decent sailor.
33:09Come in, Javi.
33:10What's that?
33:19It's a sleeping bag.
33:21And for what day, Andrés,
33:22I want to go to a sleeping bag?
33:24It's for me.
33:26Thanks, Javi.
33:27Listen, but...
33:28You're going...
33:29Spend the night here?
33:31Yeah.
33:31I am a good nurse,
33:32you'll see.
33:34You know what, guys?
33:36That big man is a scaredy-cat.
33:38He almost fainted
33:39by a simple injection.
33:40I don't like it either.
33:42Clear,
33:43because you are a normal person.
33:44And how many punts are left?
33:49The next one at two in the morning.
33:51Ale, now rest if you can.
33:56What are you laughing at?
33:58Nothing,
33:58that if I sleep,
34:00you will not sleep.
34:03He says that at night
34:04the ship
34:05trembles with my snoring.
34:09I'm a bad cabin mate.
34:12You'll see.
34:12If you need anything else...
34:15No, thanks.
34:16You can go, Chanos.
34:17There's no hurry.
34:19How are you?
34:20Regular.
34:21He has a high fever,
34:22but now it will go down
34:23and you will be able to rest.
34:25See you tomorrow, Chanquete.
34:26See you tomorrow.
34:27With God, comrades.
34:29Thank you.
34:29Good people,
34:43the kids.
34:45And it seems that already
34:46there is peace in the group.
34:48Yeah,
34:49reigns again
34:50the harmony between them.
34:51That's good,
34:55that everything has to start somewhere.
34:57We are now a little closer
34:59of world peace.
35:02Thank you.
35:02Thank you!
35:32It's making light!
35:33Calm down, kid!
35:34Julia!
35:35Julia!
35:36The light!
35:37I want light!
35:38Light!
35:39Julia!
35:40Light!
35:41Julia!
35:48Julia!
35:49Julia!
35:51Pump some water!
35:53Want?
35:54Pump some water, Julia!
35:56Oh!
35:57The party has started again!
35:58Don't worry.
35:59Water!
36:01Lift it up a bit!
36:06Yeah!
36:08Come on!
36:09Take this!
36:22Come on!
36:23No!
36:24I don't want to sleep!
36:25To see certain things...
36:26I don't want to sleep.
36:27Yes, I was delirious.
36:29Ando screamed in his sleep, but it soon passed, he'd see.
36:32They were all there, you know?
36:35All the sailors from the ship that sank 40 years ago, my friends, my comrades,
36:42They wanted me to go with them, to take my ration of scrap metal and go with them to the bottom of the sea.
36:49Well, come on, don't talk, calm down.
36:53No, it doesn't take away health, listen.
36:55No, no, I don't want to sleep, I know, I know I'm wasting my time, but it's just that...
37:01No, don't worry, come on.
37:05They were all there and they were like before, you know?
37:12Because the dead don't grow, Julia.
37:18No, calm down, rest, I'm not going to give you any chatter, okay?
37:22Look, I'm talking nonsense, right?
37:25Not you, the fever.
37:28What will you do?
37:32A quarter past three.
37:34I don't want to sleep until dawn.
37:38When dawn breaks, I'll feel better.
37:43I'll get better, you'll see.
37:45I have a date in a jar and I promised to invite the kids.
37:52When the fever goes down, I'll go shrimping.
37:58Get well, even if it's without shrimp.
38:01The boys will be happy too.
38:04They appreciate you very much because you get along well with them.
38:07Yeah.
38:09One is that they are still going and someone who is already back.
38:14They must necessarily meet at some point along the way.
38:19Not everything is a matter of the path.
38:21The thing is, it's not easy to come back with open arms like you do.
38:27That's what they appreciate.
38:28I have often thought, you know, that the mistake of parents, of many parents, of adults in general,
38:39It is treating children as if they were still something incomplete.
38:47That they are treated as what they are going to be, not as what they already are.
38:52The adult world is no more important, no more real, no more true than that of the child.
39:02And many times, what they will become is no better than what they were beforehand.
39:13And I myself, now, do not feel more valuable or more complete than when I was a child.
39:20And you? Do you feel the same way?
39:27What happens to me is that when I ask myself who I really am, I always recognize myself in the girl I was.
39:36Well, in a sense I still am.
39:41Julia, I think neither you nor I have matured.
39:46Maybe we are a kind of retarded in maturity.
39:53Jokes aside, Chanquete.
39:56You could have been an excellent father.
39:58Why didn't you get married?
40:00He must have been a handsome man.
40:02It would drive more than one woman crazy.
40:04Crazy?
40:04No, no, no, I haven't driven anyone crazy, I swear.
40:14Everyone I knew was already crazy.
40:18All.
40:21Well, no, no.
40:24All.
40:27I knew a sensible one.
40:29That's the truth.
40:34And it almost drove me crazy.
40:39Was...
40:40A long time ago, yes.
40:46Well, putting down roots was turning life upside down.
40:51And I said...
40:55Yeah, I'll think about it.
40:57And I dialed again.
41:01And when I came back...
41:03Ashore...
41:05And I felt my feet firmly on it, well...
41:10Is...
41:11Life had already passed.
41:13How short life is, Julia.
41:19When you look back at yourself.
41:27It's a long way off until dawn.
41:30There are still a couple of hours left.
41:36God.
41:38Do you believe in God, Julia?
41:39No.
41:40No.
41:41Sorry for everything.
41:41I don't want to ask that question.
41:44That...
41:45It's up to each individual.
41:49I don't know.
41:50I'll say it...
41:51Otherwise.
41:52Let's see.
41:54The prints...
41:56The churches...
41:59All those paintings...
42:01Who represent the Eternal Father...
42:04In the form of an old man.
42:07They are wrong.
42:09I'll understand.
42:11They are just a symbol.
42:14But poorly chosen.
42:16That's what I was getting at.
42:19If God exists...
42:21If time doesn't count for Him...
42:25God...
42:27He is eternally a child.
42:32Never an old man.
42:33The old people get bored.
42:42The children play.
42:46Yeah.
42:48They play.
42:49Good morning, Frasco.
43:02Hello, guys.
43:06Good morning, Flask.
43:18Hello, guys.
43:20Give me a red and a soda.
43:24Ah, give me the siphon full.
43:25Then my uncle says that I'm the one who's throwing it around.
43:28And your uncle won't be wrong, will he?
43:30You don't let go of the bottle, Flask.
43:42Wait a minute, Pancho.
43:44I think I'm going to need it.
43:48Are you backing out?
43:49Isn't that what we came for?
43:50Step aside, Pancho.
43:58I think there's going to be dancing.
44:03You have nothing to lose here.
44:05How should things be said?
44:07Wait, Flask.
44:08Let him talk.
44:09It's all said.
44:11Chanqué told you that...
44:12If this one and I came together...
44:14You would give us something to drink.
44:15Because he invited.
44:16So that...
44:21That's what Chanquete said, huh?
44:24Of course...
44:25If you don't like it...
44:26We leave and in peace.
44:28Chanquete also said that.
44:33Leave your knife there.
44:42Grab your wine, Pancho.
44:46And him?
44:51Saint, what do I tell you?
44:54Why didn't he come with you?
44:57He's a mess.
44:59It's bad.
45:02Chanquete spoke to me...
45:03...why you don't like knives.
45:11His name was Jacinto.
45:14No?
45:15Yeah.
45:25His name was Jacinto.
45:33Health.
45:34Health.
45:42Health.
45:44Health.
46:04Already.
46:05Where is the booth?
46:09Health.
46:09Health.
46:09Health.
46:11Health.
46:11Health.
46:11Health.
46:11Health.
46:12Health.
46:12Health.
46:13Health.
46:13Congratulations, tank, we have a gift for you!
46:28Come on, let's go!
46:29Congratulations, tank, we have a gift for you!
46:43When winter comes and you put it on, we want you to remember us.
46:51It's very pretty, you'll see.
46:52Julia made you a song!
46:58The rogue sailor has two giltheads, the little gilthead and this big sailboat.
47:08This is where I live, where I sail.
47:13Who is the rogue sailor?
47:17Who, who, who?
47:19The rogue sailor, the rogue sailor, the rogue sailor.
47:29Congratulations, tank, we have a gift for you!
47:35Are you going to Pancho?
47:37Pancho brings him a gift, the best gift, the most beautiful, the one he'll like the most.
47:43Take the whitebait.
47:49He gave it to me in the bottle for you.
47:51It's Moncho's knife, which he says you should use to peel potatoes.
47:54Congratulations, tank, tank, tank!
48:02Congratulations, tank, tank!
48:06This is where I live, there where I sail, who? The rogue sailor, who, who, who? The rogue sailor, the rogue sailor, the rogue sailor.
48:36Thank you!
49:06Thank you!
49:36Thank you!
50:06Thank you!
50:36Thank you!
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