“How were the holidays?” Monserrat Alvarez asked Julio César Rodríguez this Friday at the start of Contigo en la Mañana. «Of sweet and agraz. Why am I going to lie … In fact, now I want a week to be alone, “replied the 53-year-old driver in the playful and humorous tone that had the entire conversation on the subject.
A few days ago, Rodríguez posted on Instagram an image of the beginning of his rest trip with his three children (Felipe, 33, Joaquín, 16, and Julieta, twelve) and his girlfriend, a make-up artist named Natalia.
Meanwhile, this morning the journalist returned to the morning of Chilevisión and reported the following, in the already mentioned relaxed tone:
“What happens is that it is difficult to reconcile what children of different ages want with what one wants. And one suddenly realizes that why is he going to be so strict? I wanted, for example, that we all eat breakfast every day. Look at the stupid…
“So it was ‘come on! Everybody up!’. She didn’t get me up at eight either. ‘Let’s go!’. Half past nine and in the Caribbean a sun from six in the morning. Others had gone dancing in a swimming pool. They had had seven caipirinhas, I don’t know, piña coladas.
“And there I was, ‘Getting up for breakfast!’ And they looked at me with a face like this… ‘Dad, it’s vacation, isn’t it?’ ‘Yes, but they are different vacations, because we are here in the sun’. And they covered…
“It said ‘dismissed.’ She gave me a spin. She came back half an hour later. ‘Let’s go!’… And they had a deadline of twelve. And at twelve-thirty the food would break. So it was more the schedule. The first three or four days I made it. The last three, total failure.
“And when he managed to get us all to go, suddenly I saw that they were looking at the phone. I spoke to them and they said ‘yes, yes’. ‘What are you doing there?’. ‘I’m watching a movie’, at the table, in the morning, holding the phone from a glass, and with headphones.
“And I say ‘we are here sharing’. ‘I have 15 minutes left. He was seeing her yesterday. It’s 15 minutes’. ‘But why don’t you see him later? ‘Nope. It’s that later, with the sun, I don’t see’.
“If this generation has an explanation for everything. It remained like this. They are nice as well. They made me laugh. I thought if it was like that when I was a kid. I don’t think so. They have an argument, outings for everything but incredible, to get up late, to go to bed late, ‘tomorrow we will get up early. Today you have to go to bed early. And nothing worked.
“I got up at two in the morning to the bathroom and everything turned on. And they cheated on me poh. Everyone turned off the light, put down the phones. And he said ‘we’.
“Here there was a matter of minors (it refers to a discoteque for minors). But Monse, everything is a conflict. We still hadn’t left and Julieta, who is the most, rolls her eyes, I hope she’s not a journalist… We still haven’t left here and she said ‘and who had sat with whom?’ And we were five.
«And everyone looked at each other, because one goes alone, if there were five of us. ‘I think we have to talk regarding it altiro’. me throwing it to the end, ‘let’s see it there, at the airport’.
“Everything was a problem. ‘And the rooms, who is going to share with whom?’ Everything was a mess.”