Singer, actress, conductor and dancer, With 42 years of artistic career, and why not ‘up bathroom cleaner! Yes, that’s how he put it Lola Cortés this Monday when intervening in the program ‘Come closer to Rocío’ driven by Sánchez Azuara, in which he revealed that he has no money to pay for his services and sometimes eats whatever.
Is that as a result of the pandemic, Like millions of Mexicans she also stayed in the atur before which it crosses by one severe economic crisis, And without any penalty to make it known that there are times when they have neither food nor electricity, so he has considered taking one threshing work.
“Sometimes we don’t have, we don’t count on paying for electricity or gas, we bathe anyway, we eat whatever we want, with a pillow, because we are also in a country that we have many resources, Somehow, to throw forward, there were times when I said ‘well we have to work on whatever it is, now with the pandemic’ “.
Recalling the advice of his mother, who died last year, Cortés, 50, mentioned that he always told her that nothing should be expected of anyone and that if she had to move on alone, she was sure she would. better than others, and in the face of this reflection, he said he was willing to wash bathrooms if necessary to eat.
“They were asking, for a very famous bakery, people to clean the bathrooms, and I said to my sister, ‘I’m great at cleaning’. Someone commented to me, ‘how! Would you dare? ‘. Sorry, I need to work because we need food “, Reported with all the security that characterizes it.
He lamented that the pandemic has forced the closure of so many workplaces and even more so that there are those who think that their career is a hobby, as all those who make possible a program, a play, are not only the actors but the people who are behind, and all of them today … are stopped.
“Unfortunately the people who are the target of all this, are in charge of all this, they think my career is a hobby. And we commented, the people on stage are minimal to those behind us,” he said. explain. “How many make it possible for us to see each other on television: make-up artists, hairdressers … in the theater it’s the same and they took away the possibility not only of working (but) of eating.”