Jorge and Cesar Cadaval, Los Morancosthey are staying at the Trui Teatre they represent this weekend.Todo por la matria’ (Friday to Sunday, at 21:00), “a to show in a mood social criticism It’s amazing that they “kick everything and everyone” and, the hardest, “keep the audience in constant laughter”provides the first of the brothers.
These are not easy times on the street or in the theatre, but Los Morancos promises.”two hours to forget the problems that are too many. There are difficult times in all families right now. Everything has become too expensive, the protagonist of Todo por la matria, which begins with one of the most popular characters, Omaita, searching for Antonio!where are you i can’t see you Here on stage. Open the light! How expensive do you think I can turn the lights on?” Jorge comments at one point in this interview.
“ public He is always eager to have a good time. But now the Spaniard is looking at his wallet and thinking about him while watching a show and he needs to deprive himself of some things.. By that I mean shopping cart, gas and 22,000 other things are very expensive but we are lucky to be good. That’s why you have to thank life every day, because it’s not easy,” she seriously thinks.
Morankos did not stop during the pandemic and were among the risk takers. “When the theaters reopened, we won because not enough people went the first week.. There are 21 people working with us, we are self-employed, what can I say. The spectacle makes it live so many families can live too. And the businessman, in this case too.”
‘Everything for mom’ It premiered earlier this year in Madrid, on Gran Via, where it went to Valencia and now arrives in Palma. From city to city, from Seville, from the Triana neighborhood, Jorge Cadaval has been in business for 42 years, first “in bars, weddings, baptisms, communions, flamenco halls and tables”, and has been devoted to the arts for some time. theatre. “my country theater. We’ve done everything and the truth like theater is nothing. Now that we’ve been in theaters for almost a decade and we’re less devoted to television, we’re very happy,” he admits.
“Illusion” is the driving force of his shows with his brother César, who is four years younger. “We enjoy ourselves and realize that the public enjoys it. There were people who came to the show in Madrid four times. Every day is different. You have to color it with what’s current.”. Isabel Diaz Ayuso, President of the Community of Madrid; Mayor Jose Luis Martinez-Almeida; and honorary king John Charles ITraveled to Palma with Los Morancos. Nobody should expect rudeness or insults. In this case “a good sense of humor” commands. “We are a very simple nation, we make a very understandable humor because it is a humor of the street, the neighborhood, the place we live in, and because we live daily, we buy it from the market of the neighborhood. We were born. Everyone can understand. You may like it or not, but it’s understandable.”
Like he said, whether you like it or not, he cries when you don’t like it! The devil’s uploads. “We were aware of the social networks thing. When we started they warned us: Are you going to get in there? Yes, we will. Because I think it’s a wonderful world out there. TWe have a YouTube channel with over 600,000 followers.. This is so ugly. We move over 4.5 million people across all networks. Another barbarism. We adapted. always without hurting. We don’t laugh at people’s pain. Ours is understood by a Chinese, a German and an Eskimo”.
In the “no extreme, neither left nor right” position, Jorge follows the most fundamental principle of respect. “If I don’t like something on the nets, I don’t look. These haters who always love to give canes and love to hurt. And most of them do it under pseudonyms. time: Why? Block, block. It’s like a virus. I don’t want bad feelings. A while ago I turned down the volume of what I was hearing and turned up the volume of what I was feeling.. That sentence is great,” she says, referring to her Instagram caption.
“I like to be a good person, or at least try. I really like respect, a word that seems important to me”insists.
He wrote “Respect, love and freedom” on his Instagram account. pride dayIt is a day that, in his view, should continue to be celebrated, whatever the weight, including those from the “dangerous current” that jeopardizes the rights they have won. “There are many countries where being gay is punishable by death. Why not celebrate hetero day? Because you have nothing to celebrate. You don’t have to fight for anything. They’ve done everything wrong for you when you’re gay. They told you if queerness is the worst thing. It’s bad for being straight. I’ve never seen anyone who is.”