00:00We have known the fighting Arancha, the Arancha on the tracks, the one that all of Spain loved.
00:06What's the new Arancha like? Because there is life after... I mean, I was talking about it with Gemma too.
00:09Life after all that, after all that effort, after all that struggle, there is another kind of life.
00:14Of course I am, I'm happy, enjoying my children as a mother.
00:21trying to be like I was, a world number one in tennis, as a mom,
00:25And enjoying this moment, and well, you see me happy in a different way, and yes, yes, content and happy, the
00:30TRUE.
00:31Hey, at home...
00:31You can see me now, right?
00:32The shoemaker's children go barefoot; I say this because Gemma used to say,
00:36My children, I thought they were going to be more athletic or something, but it turns out they're not.
00:41Yes, we've talked about it, and she said that her children have nothing to do with it.
00:44My family members have all become athletes, but my sons have become footballers.
00:47So, I have a girl and a boy, and both of them have become footballers.
00:50And the girl too, because we have to be there.
00:52No, no, no, because we're talking...
00:53I'm a football-loving mom, so I'm fully supporting them; I love that they play sports.
00:58Because I think, well, it's fundamental, it's great, like I said, they're doing really well,
01:02And besides, well, they're two kids, as I say, who love it,
01:06They share the same passion, and that's very important.
01:09Listen, I'm going towards the girl for no particular reason, because we're talking about women's empowerment.
01:13in sports, well, in women.
01:16Do you notice a difference between your son and daughter when it comes to football?
01:20Or is it not that noticeable yet?
01:22No, because look, I mean, I'll tell you, the struggle is very useful and you have to, as I say,
01:31Little by little, you can improve and, well, keep getting better.
01:34But the important thing is that they have passion, they love it, they enjoy it, which is what matters.
01:38Because they are still children, and I am there to support them.
01:41But let me tell you something, living in the United States, the way I live,
01:44Women's football is at its peak, because they are world champions.
01:48So the sport of football there is different, and well, since I'm there,
01:52Well, they're both enjoying it to the fullest, improving, and who knows,
01:56We'll see what tomorrow brings, but in the meantime, they're enjoying themselves, which is what's important.
01:59So, yes, yes.
02:00What has your profession given you?
02:02It has given you so many things, but has it ever taken anything away from you?
02:05If you can say that it has taken something away from you.
02:07No, I'm extremely grateful, because I've had a very important, successful career.
02:13And well, I've arrived...
02:15Because you were teenagers, you were very young.
02:16No, no, I did achieve my goals and meet my challenges.
02:19The thing is, obviously it's true that our life hasn't been a normal girl's life
02:25At my age, when I won the first example, for instance, Roland Garros.
02:27But I've been able to enjoy it in a different way, not like girls my age,
02:31Well, they could go out, be with their friends,
02:33But at the same time I did what I loved, which was playing.
02:36and I have succeeded.
02:37But, as I say, I'm doing a lot of things now with my children.
02:41that I couldn't do when I was a tennis player.
02:43So, as I say, it balances out a bit, combining both things.
02:47But very happy, because it's also a very beautiful stage of life.
02:50I'm happy to be able to experience it with them,
02:53And right now, as I said, it's the most important thing for me.
02:56Thank you!
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