Yesterday was a very exciting day. @manujune had been invited to an important radio station for an interview on the "Kiara and Rafa" show. Kiara was a very famous singer and actress when I was a teenager and Rafa was a popular actor. After the interview @manujune gave to Esteninf Olivares more than a month ago, other media personalities have shown interest in her story.

The show lasts 2 hours and @manujune was going to be introduced about half way (at about 1 pm). I had not felt so nervous in a long time, but I had to appear to be cool.
I could not imagine how she might be feeling. I guess artists get used to it, but I know that for her all this is new and she gets stressed about things being perfect.

Walking back and forth did not help, but I could not stay sitting in that cold waiting room.

For some reason, the show hosts went over the agreed time and we were asked in more than 30 minutes after the hour.
That delay shortened @manujune's air time, but everything went very well. She will tell you details in her blog with pictures and videos of the interview.

We left still in shock. I had met Kiara, she loved @manujune, my wife had met a soup opera actor she used to like. It was just amazing. We were not worried about the impending rain. We had even forgotten we had not had lunch.

I thought we were going home, but there was another commitment pending.

As always, I tried to document any curious sight on the road.

We walked down a few block until we got Francisco de Miranda Av.

We took a bus to La Candelaria. @manujune had to meet a sound engineer who offered to help her record one of her original songs.

We arrived just on time (the meeting was schedule at 3:00 pm).
This young man was very nice and helpful. He had edited the Zoom interview @manujune gave to a Venezuelan doctor living in Germany. They talked about their technical things, juggled some ideas, then we talked about how all these people' lives crossed paths. They had a lot in common and unfortunately, tragedies and life challenges had somehow put them together.

After some preliminary agreements, we had to leave. One of my wife's cousins sent her some lunch money for us to celebrate what undoubtedly had been a very productive day.
We went to a nearby pizza restaurant and had a very late (for us) lunch.