A tense moment was experienced in a recent chapter of the YouTube program, The Indomitables. Cata Pulido and Paty Maldonado had a strong but brief encounter during the live broadcast of the space.
It all started when they started talking regarding a virus found in China. After several interruptions from the former Pleased to meet youthe actress raised her voice, causing both to face each other in a brief discussion.
“In China they detected a new virus of animal origin, once more, Cata,” Maldonado commented indignantly.
For his part, Pulido explained that “yes, it is an old virus that is not supposed to be transmitted from human to human (…) the problem with this virus is that it has a 50% lethality.”
“Why do all these things happen to the Chinese, a hollow question…, but why do these kinds of things happen to them, what is the reason,” Paty asked her partner.
To which Cata pointed out that she didn’t know why that happened either. So Paty began to ask if it was because “they eat everything, too much of everything.”
“The truth, Paty… we all eat pork…” Cata began, when she was interrupted by Paty. “Not for, for…”, said the former Mucho Gusto to talk regarding some videos that she had seen regarding the country.
“But it is that if you let me finish, Patricia Maldonado”, Cata launched, showing her annoyance following being interrupted by the opinologist.
“Oh, well, talk. You have talked a lot, “Maldonado replied.
“Congratulations”
After this, the actress revealed something that the opinionologist had told her in private before the program, which unleashed Maldonado’s annoyance.
“Yes, because you told me ‘you haven’t read anything, fix me'”, Cata counted to explain.
What did not sit well with Paty, who pointed out annoyed that: “how good, how good how we jumped into the water of the things we talked regarding on camera, I congratulate you, a 7″.
“In China you don’t just eat pork, what I’m going for is that apparently this is a wine that comes from pork,” Cata sentenced to continue with the topic and leave the discussion behind.
