The Ventaneando program usually stands out for the humor and eloquence of Pedro Sola, Pati Chapoy, Mónica Castañeda, Daniel Bisogno, among many others that have been part of it over the years.
On this occasion, the situation within last Thursday's broadcast became a bit gloomy, as the presenters began to talk about the preparations they have made or plan to make for the moment they die.
It all started with the presentation of statements by José Eduardo Derbez, who spoke again about a coffin he bought during the COVID-19 pandemic and that he has in his house.
“You have to be warned, it's my coffin the best, well I love it because I like weird things. No (I've had intimate relationships inside him) because he's too small, but I'm going to have a bigger one,” he said.
That is why the drivers could not stop their opinion on this fact and delved into a bit about what preparations they have when the time comes.
“It's good (José Eduardo to have a coffin), me too,” Monica Castañeda began to say.
The host pointed out that it was important to plan this kind of thing because that way even one could select everything that was of your preference.
“It's wonderful, because you choose what your funeral is going to be like,” he continued.
Faced with this, she was interrupted by Pedro Sola, who said he agreed, but questioned the decision to have a coffin at home.
The one who had a somewhat different opinion was Daniel Bisogno, who jokingly mentioned that he preferred his relatives to take care of the whole thing when he died.
“They scrubbed our lives enough so that even after we die you don't leave them something, because they scrub them,” he said.
For his part, Pedrito Sola delved into the fact that things were a little more practical for him and he wasn't looking for something very luxurious.
“I see it easy, it's getting to the funeral home and when they show you 20 coffins you say: 'Which one is the cheapest? Oh, that one I want '” explained the driver and said that he already had all his funeral paid for.
Mónica Castañeda noted that she also has the preparations for that moment and gave several details about it.
“I chose a casket, but I'm going to donate it, it's going to be recycled. They're going to cremate me. (The coffin) is for them to watch over me, but they're not going to sleep over. If they don't go to my funeral, if I'm going to pull their paws,” he warned.
Likewise, the host said she wanted songs from Los Angeles Azules and Margarita L played to Diosa de la Cumbia.
The eccentric object was acquired by José Eduardo in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, in conversation with the Pinky Promise channel, he related that since his adolescence, he has always been a fan of “gothic” things. He even shared that he likes to sleep hugging a Chucky doll.
“I have always liked those things, in fact, as when I was 15 years old I had my time painting my nails black, white polishes, boots like chains and I also had an altar like with black things from Santa Muerte,” he said.
José Eduardo Derbez said he was fascinated by the idea of seeing himself inside the coffin, an object reserved to watch over and bury people who die, in the middle of 2020, he came up with the idea of acquiring it just to sleep inside it.
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