The actress stars in
'Road Trip'
, a new series on TNT with Nuria Roca and Esty Quesada in which they travel through deep Spain in a motorhome.
The naturalness and spontaneity of Carmina Barrios disarm anyone.
The series brings together three generations of different women. How are they different? In age, but then basically we are the same. What do Carmina Barrios and Esty Quesada talk about during breaks from filming? Esty speaks little. Observe more. I am the one who speaks the most and I ask her many things as if we were mother and daughter. What do you learn from Gen Z? I am interested in how they can have so many things on their minds, but it seems strange to me. I'm not very techy. But you've become a youtuber, right? It's the only thing I use, along with whatsapp and calls. The best social network is a table surrounded by friends. The truth is that yes, but the way things are, we can't even meet, damn it! How did you do it? On Christmas Eve you got together 100 people. It was a very big day for us because people were coming from abroad. We all got together. But this year, each at home. The only one who has come with us is Maria. We meet to talk, but never to listen. Do you talk or listen? I listen, but I talk more. I listen to the minimum and, with the little they say, I already jump. What do you miss the most about your life before the Covid? Being able to go home my friends ... Realize that now we go out and we are freaking out. And one says: "Damn, what am I living?" It is a very strange thing and a sadness. Wherever you look, you meet Ramírez. How? Is it a saying? Yes. If you look at the economy, you are terrified. If you look at the unemployment and the people who are starving, you start to die. So it is that I look where I look, I meet Ramírez.
To bad, to bad
... What do you think of those who jump the queue and get vaccinated when it is not their turn? They have no shame.
What can you expect from these people?
It is as they say: "Dead last!"
That is not like that.
We must respect and when we touch.
You were already the queen of the neighborhood before you were famous.
Yes, I am talking to everyone.
I would go out to buy and many times Paco would accompany me and say: "Mom, is this always the case?"
Maybe he would leave at 10.30 and return at 2.30.
Look at the hours I've been talking around.
What does it mean to be from Triana? It is a neighborhood with a lot of tradition, a lot of art and good people.
He lived with the neighbors, who were like your family.
One woman went into labor and all the others stood around her and another was in charge of picking up the children.
If you were hungry, they passed the pot to you.
Everything was shared.
That experience in Triana has been very beautiful.
Like everywhere else, there would also be some fucking in the ass, but normally they were all very supportive, is that still like this or has it changed?
Life in the neighborhoods is not like it used to be.
Now there is a lot of difference in coexistence.
I now live downtown, but have lived in neighborhoods.
Still more is shared in the neighborhoods, but in the center you can take 15 years and you don't know those who live above your house.
That is also very sad.
Everybody needs everybody.Your father wanted you to be a nun.
Yes, with my character and my way of being, that I rebelled against everything.
I always heard him say that his dream was that his Carmina had been a nun.
He was very religious.
Who have you disobeyed? Both of them.
They forced me to go to mass.
I have never liked going to mass, even though I am religious.
But not a practitioner You are one of the sincere ones who admit that you prefer to see 'Save me', that program that nobody watches, but has millionaire audiences.
Well yes, I see it.
I forget many things.
When I'm most depressed, it distracts me.
I laugh and have fun, what the hell! Have you ever been a guest? No.
My children don't want to.
Paco has been told many times that it was because they were going to treat me very well, but at the moment I think they are close friends of mine and I have no filters.
They told me no.
Do you practice aquagym? I love it because I exercise and I don't exert myself.
You do the same sport as outside, but in the water it is not the same.
It's the only thing I like. It's about costing a little, isn't it? I'm a bitch for that.
Why do I have to sacrifice myself?
No, I don't like it.
I'm a dog for that. Do you have a military son and two other artists, how did you do it? He has noses!
Paco has always been an artist, he had it very clear since he was a child.
Maria carried it inside and studied on the advice of her brother.
Alejandro is a military man because my people are all military. Do you like military life?
Yes. Well, I don't see you.
If I like it.
I do not know why.
It will be that I have grown up in this.
My father, all my uncles and my cousins are military.
Who has made you the most angry of the three? Actually, they are very noble children and they know how to take care of me a lot.
The one I collide with the most is Maria, but we are always together.
We quarreled, but we fixed it right away.
We are talking 10 and 15 times a day.
Even when he's going to cook, he calls me and asks: "Mom, what should I miss?"
or "Mom, I'm going to the gym."
And me too.
We both have a horrible hitch.
With your character, how do you manage that your son is the one who gives the orders in the filming? Good, because my Paco is very smart.
It knows a lot.
He knows how to take you with great care and softness.
And all very well said and that you cannot deny.
And you say to him: "Whatever you ask of me, my soul, I give it to you."
When I looked very
tired
, I said that I was going to shit on the director's dead, and then he indicated: "We stop a little bit and smoke the cigarette."
What is the phrase of your parents that you have repeated the most times to your children? You sons of bitches!
But then you are insulting yourself. I say things not with meaning, but for relief, you know?
I tell them: "What sons of bitches are you children!"
But that's because I'm
foul-mouthed
.
It's a way to vent.
I don't think, daughter, you've been with your husband for 50 years.
What is the key? The main thing is to love yourself.
If there is love, everything is solved, but you have to endure.
It is not
tó
pink color.
You have your quarrels, but since there is love, you come to forgive.
At the end, one says: "Where can I be better than with this man who gives me the ass, but also loves me madly?"
The good outweighs the bad.
Now he can hold out little.
The truth is that if.
Nor do they have to put up with things that we used to endure under our noses, which is not my case.
Neither by the piss of a cat we are going to separate.
I see that as excessive.
Are you one of those who prefers to avoid fights? I always try to avoid them.
Now, as I enter, I enter.
Whatever affects mine, I enter.
I am a person of great character, but very noble.
A person comes to me, tells me about his problems, and I put myself at his level and leave him more calm.
Now, as I hesitate, I hesitate to her.
I have both ends, queen.
I am complicated. Have you been able to be happy in your life? I have tried.
Sometimes I have been very happy.
I have tried because of my character.
I am to laugh, to say that nothing happens and we go forward.
Although complete happiness does not exist, Frank Sinatra's best is yet to come.
What would your epitaph be? I don't know if the best is yet to come.
I think of my children, always.
And the best is yet to come for them and that affects me seeing their happiness.
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