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"What is a sense of humor?"
Joaquín
asked
Los Morancos
at Joaquín,
last night's
rookie .
"The sense of humor is to enjoy life", Jorge Cadaval
replied
, and he could not have given a better answer.
The idea of bringing
Los Morancos
and
Joaquín
together in the same program can give the idea of an excess of humor that before seeing it could generate some rejection.
But not.
Sitting in front of the small screen and enjoying how this trio takes life and enjoys it with a sense of humor is almost like a basic necessity in these times.
Making people laugh and laughing has a value that is still hard for some to see today.
To get an idea of how
César
and
Jorge Cadaval
live under that maxim that "a sense of humor is enjoying life", at one point in the interview
Joaquín
asks them where the limits of humor are.
For
César
, that limit is in death and disrespect;
For
Jorge
, humor can always be done as long as you don't disrespect.
However, it is the story that the two brothers told about how humor, even in death, can be done.
When his father died,
Jorge Cadaval
dressed him in jeans and placed his arms as "if he was in a western movie."
His sister told him not like that.
Jorge Cadaval
put him back - "I don't know how many times we changed his position" - and put one hand on his chest and the other in his pants pocket.
"It seems that dad comes from the country," his sister told him again.
César
left, but
Jorge
and his sister continued to change positions until the undertakers "placed him as if he were a vampire."
The Morancos and the limits of humor
As Álex de la Iglesia once said about humor: "There is nothing funnier than when something unexpected happens at a funeral, because in a tragic situation it is when you most want to laugh:
that is humor, the unexpected
".
And
Jorge Cadaval
tells it, despite the fact that he has often confessed the pain caused by the death of both his mother and his father, he tells it laughing and making the person who is telling it laugh.
For
Los Morancos
that is the sense of humor and that is the meaning of his life.
42 years ago
César
and
Jorge
began in this humor.
According to what they told
Joaquín
last night , the first was
César
-he was 16 years old-, who started with his friend Curro in a charity event.
He was going to sing flamenco, but in the middle of the show he dressed up as a Moor "and he did more grace than singing."
To all this
Jorge
did not even know that his brother was acting.
He found out and went to that place posing as a 'foreigner' who wanted to see the
show
.
"They told me what my brother was doing and I went there and posed as an American to enter during his performance. The owner told me that he would give me 500 pesetas if I interrupted him during the performance. I changed my shirt with the waiter and there I got on pretending to be a Mormon while they were doing a sketch about Pope Clemente and Palmar de Troya," said
Jorge
.
The owner immediately realized that there was
a feeling
there , that he liked what they had done and offered to repeat it once a week for those 500 pesetas at that time.
That day
Los Morancos de Triana
-yes,
Los Morancos de Triana-
were born .
The name was the idea of another of his brothers, Jesús, who related the sketch in which César dressed as a Moor until he reached
Los Morancos
and the addition of Triana.
But when they arrived in Madrid they realized that the name was too long and they removed the word 'from Triana'.
They only stayed with
Los Morancos
, and until today.
42 years pulling millions of laughs and what they have left.
They don't have any secret to achieve it, but they do know that to be a comedian
"you have to live the street"
.
"Most of the jokes are things that have happened. I believe that reality always surpasses fiction", says
Jorge Cadaval
.
And for each sentence a reality and a joke.
Like that of that friend who took his mother to El Corte Inglés in Seville and when she blew air on him when he opened the door she told his son: "This wind is from water."
There's the joke, there's the reality.
What Concha Velasco told Los Morancos
Success did not come suddenly and, as Joaquín
told you last night
, you always need a sponsor to help.
The Morancos
had many, they even had
Concha Velasco
.
It was the first time they came to
RTVE
.
There, Fernando Navarrete, one of the most important television directors and producers in this country, told them that they had to explain to
Concha Velasco
what they were going to do during the ¡Viva 85! program.
And there they went.
They told her that they were going to appear in the middle of the set, that they were going to interrupt her, and do you know what phrase
Concha Velasco
gave them ?
"Less lowering my panties here whatever you want."
"It is very important that whoever you have by your side makes your job easier," recalled
César Cadaval
.
But television and
Los Morancos
have not always been a summer night's dream.
For each new manager who arrived, the phrase was always the same: "I want some
new
Morancos ."
But they are what they are, they know it and they don't go through that.
"When we started with
Omaíta
, which nobody trusted at first, it was because I told
César
: 'we are going to bring out two new characters, a mother and a daughter.' We proposed it, and they told us that it was not going to work. They they want the humor they want and we are who we are."
And with that "we are as we are" they succeeded for years.
Why?
Because
Omaíta
"existed".
Antonia was many grandmothers and
Omaíta
was many mothers.
Reality.
Bringing
Joaquín
and
Los Morancos
together in the same program could perfectly well be the start of a joke, of a humor born of that reality that
Los Morancos
consider essential.
And that's how it was.
Throughout the program
the Cadaval brothers
did not stop insisting that
Joaquín
in this rookie humor, nothing at all.
They don't need to say it because we all know it.
Apart from many other things, Joaquín's charm is that he lives life as
Los Morancos
live it , with humor as the flag.
Last night they were able to turn
Joaquín, the rookie,
into a program of jokes and thanks without brake, but they stopped.
They put the right drops of sauce on the salad, but always without abandoning what they really are.
They put
Joaquín
on stage, they created a character for him,
Antonella
, they put on him some heels, they dressed him as a woman, they asked him to transform himself and believe in that character, and
Joaquín
followed each step as if instead of having been giving a ball for life would have been part of the
Cadaval
family .
It is that there was no need for the masterclass of each program.
Joaquín
, who was clearly a fan of
Los Morancos , knew perfectly well what
the Cadaval brothers
wanted from him
and where the shots were going to go.
Joaquin and Antonella's night
In fact, in this
Joaquín, the rookie
,
Joaquín
was no rookie,
Joaquín
was as humorous and as professional as
Morancos themselves
.
When they got together with the friends of
Jorge
and
César
,
Manu Sánchez
and
La Terremoto de Alcorcón
,
Joaquín
was no longer the presenter but was one more friend.
Not only because he is their friend, but because Joaquín could have dedicated himself to this and been as successful as he was in soccer.
If you always add oil, vinegar and salt to a salad to make it perfect,
Jorge
is the oil,
César
is the vinegar and
Joaquín
is the salt.
And I'm not saying it, it was said by the audience that was in the theater where
Los Morancos
performed and where Joaquín made his debut as a professional comedian.
What incredible madness!
How fascinating to make people laugh, laugh at oneself and laugh with others!
There that
Antonella
came out , there that
Joaquín
ate
Los Morancos
.
What generosity of
the Cadaval brothers
!
Aware that when it comes to humor,
Joaquín
doesn't need anyone's guidance or guidelines, they let
Antonella
shine on her own.
They were her mere companions, her mere supports, her
De ella Concha Velasco
.
And yes, of course the public loves Joaquín without further ado, but to get them to love you the way they love you, you have to be a
Joaquín
of life, an
Antonella
.
There are no words to describe Joaquín's dedication and ease on stage.
There are no words to describe how he managed not only to enjoy the theater public, but also
Los Morancos
, from whom he drew more than one unexpected smile that was impossible to contain.
"Laugh and the world will laugh with you; cry and the world, turning its back on you, will let you cry."
And it doesn't say
Joaquín
or
Los Morancos
,
Charles Chaplin
said it .
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