Mario Kreuztberger, more known as Don Francisco, will launch a new professional project on February 15, which will be interviewed by the Efe news agency, completing a major personal transformation that includes a “look” change and has psychiatric sessions.
“Cumplí 80 years during the confinement and feel that había empezado a new stage. Decidí empezar un nuvo libro sober la ultima stage of mi vida y en esas reflections me di cuente de que la pandemia me habia hecho ponder mucho. “If I live much more often than not, I will create a space for myself to meet,” said the Chilean conductor.
El resultado es “Don Francisco: Reflexiones 2021”, a miniseries of 10 episodes and a conversation with CNN and the Spanish translation perspectives, las artes, la medicina, the delegates and the exploration of the personal themes que más le impactaron durante el confinement.
“¿A quién nos parecemos más, a la madre o al padre? Yo me parezco a mi madre en mi amor por el spectacle, pues fue ella que que inspired me. Mi mama se formo in Alemania para ser cantante de opera y tuvo who gave up everything when he escaped from the Nazis “, related.
This is the type of story that pretends to be from his interviews and that he will meet during the encounters, which empiezan to issue next February 15th.
To appear more inside the world internally of Mario Kreuztberger and less of the very public Don Francisco, the person who converts in the most famous conductor of the world Hispanic thanks to his decades in charge of the program “Sábado Gigante”, in the Univision program.
One of the signs of the day to show off more authentic ante the public is its new aspect. Now live the cable to the natural, totally white and as abundant as ever.
“During the confinement I had to create the pillow and it looked like (Albert) Einstein. When I finally pushed myself with the barber’s I was asked if I should try and decide that no. I’m taking a new step with him, a man of 80 years con todas sus canas “, explained.
Without embarrassment, the mayor also announced that he was walking on a Kreutzberger walkway to the side. He conducts weekly seminars receiving psychiatric therapy, “to continue as a person”.
“We can all be better and it’s what I’m working for, be better, better, better,” he said.
Speaking of miles of interviews, it is difficult to think that Don Francisco will need to do better in this aspect, but he says that his new program will be, if not better, very different.
“This experience with the covid has changed us all, we have become more abysmal and more vulnerable. It’s an opportunity for all to learn from the other. It’s what we want to do,” he said.