There are voices that accompany you, but the voice of Alex “El Genio” Lucas embraces you. With that impeccable trajectory that has made him the confidant of millions of Latinos in the United States, “El Genio” premieres an episode that is a slap in the face of reality and a caress to the soul at the same time. HERE you can listen to the podcast.
In “Immigration, Family and Sacrifice,” the program takes us from the streets of Disneyland to the homes divided by the border.
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One of the most striking moments of the episode is the call from Vianey, who congratulated her mother, Doña Caritina, after 29 years of not seeing each other physically.
“Just look at the price that is often paid in order to find something better for the family,” Alex reflected, leaving a lump in the throat of the entire audience.
Ramiro, from Salt Lake City, celebrated his 21st wedding anniversary far from his wife Lupita, who is waiting for him in Michoacán.
These stories remind us that, for the immigrant, economic success is often paid for with loneliness.
From the “strength of a father” to the most macabre with Jaime Piña
The episode opened with the heartbreaking reflection of “María José”, a story about a father capable of giving his own life for his daughter.
But the Lucas show is like life itself: it has everything.
Mr. News: The legendary Jaime Piña brought the highlights of the day, from the latest California gubernatorial debate to the shocking criminal case of a Miss Switzerland.
Politics and Controversy: Michel Rivera brought to the table the investigation against the governor of Sinaloa, Rubén Rocha Moya, and the alleged links that have several Mexican politicians in the sights of the United States.
Health, shows and pizza drones
Drones delivering pizza in Texas? Yes, “The Genie” also keeps us up to date with the unusual.
In addition, Dr. Gisel Hernandez explained the benefits of autophagy through intermittent fasting, and the “King of Hypnosis,” John Milton, clarified how this technique can help heal traumas and improve mental health.
In entertainment, Gustavo Adolfo Infante brought the exclusive on Paulina Rubio and Colate’s legal battle, while Mexico’s Diva opened our eyes on the “tricks” of reality shows like Exatlón.
What about you Onnda, how long have you gone without hugging the ones you love the most because you are struggling in this country? We want to read your story and send you a virtual hug in the comments!
The episode is now available on all audio platforms, such as Apple Podcast and Spotify, where you can also listen to other titles promoted by QuéOnnda and Nueva Network, such as Jimena Aguilar el Podcast.
Listen to the podcast that builds your life: Alex “El Genio” Lucas, a production of Nueva Network and QuéOnnda.
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