Mr. Francisco He says they’ve put it all on since he was born existing vaccines, so when it was his turn to inject against Covid-19He was one of those who was there with his wife.
“You have to stand in line and when they said they were 80, I took a step forward and they gave me and my wife two doses of vaccine“, he says.
The driver was one of the millions he saved quarantine for almost all of 2020. He says that by losing a year, at this point in the game (of his life) he doesn’t know if it was 10% or 50% of the capacity time.
“I think this was a time of reflection, learning and some moments of boredom. Being limited in a house after we had the opportunity to go out every day at 9 o’clock to do sports, work, eat in a restaurant, at night. to stay to see friends and, suddenly, to stay between five or six pieces and meet only one person … makes the company appreciate more “, he says.
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Next Monday, February 15, the former driver of “Huge Saturday” begins the project entitled “Don Francisco: reflections 2021”, by CNN in Spanish, in which through 10 episodes will interview people from different fields.
The program will be made in a digital study, made specifically for the program, respecting the sanitary circumstances.
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“We had to put together, for example, characters who had an affinity like a singer with a person who was a tomato picker and is now neurosurgery, with a person who lost 200 pounds and this is called “A new opportunity”.
“There will be people who have been my friends, who have been artists or singers and started their careers in our program, some professionals we have met in the interviews we have done and some of us we incorporate. , will be a salad of characters; I didn’t want to give names, because we didn’t all confirm and there are 40 people “, he details.
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Mario kreutzberger, the real name of Don Francisco, is in the field of entertainment for 59 years. “Giant Saturday” was recorded in Guinness Record because it was the longest-running variety show on the small screen, with 53 years of airing.
His life attracted several companies that set out to make a documentary about him, which he analyzes.
“(Also) I was asked to do a series about my life, but I didn’t want to do it, I think these things have to be done post-mortem, so there is more freedom,” he said.
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