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Mejor No Te Lo Creas / Better Not Believe It
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En la incre燢le aventura de mi vida he aprendido lo que significa triunfar, desaparecer y volver de nuevo. He vivido fantas燰s que ocurren en la realidad, y siempre lo he hecho como un ni隳 que jugaba a so鎙r a lo grande. Bienvenidos, arteman燰cos, a mi historia, una manualidad para aprender a vivir sin perder la cabeza.
En mi infancia so鎙ba con ser presentador. Montaba sets en mi cuarto, donde pasaba horas replicando los shows que ve燰 en la televisi鏮. En el colegio los profesores llamaban la atenci鏮 a mis padres porque dec燰n que yo no viv燰 en la realidad, que parec燰 estar siempre dentro de una fantas燰. Siendo adolescente, me di cuenta de que una nueva dimensi鏮 se abr燰 como una puerta dentro de mi cabeza, y sab燰 que nunca m嫳 iba a poder cerrarla. Cuando estaba con gente de mi edad notaba que hab燰 cosas que a m?no me provocaban las mismas emociones que a los dem嫳. Mientras todo pasaba para ellos yo sent燰 que mi mundo estaba en otra parte, no era aquel, no era este. Estaba convencido de que eso me hac燰 especial, que ten燰 superpoderes. Y no me sent燰 se鎙lado o marginado por no ser como los dem嫳, me consideraba un afortunado. Como Superman o Spiderman, llevaba mi doble personalidad en secreto. Esa era mi salvaci鏮. A los diecinueve a隳s empec?a presentar Club Disney. Despu廥 lleg?Art Attack, el programa de manualidades con el que acompa齌 a varias generaciones. Mi sue隳 infantil se hab燰 convertido en realidad. Pero mi vida estaba a punto de ponerse patas arriba y, como hicieron aquellos profesores del colegio, la enfermedad, la muerte y el fracaso pretend燰n obligarme a abandonar mi mundo de fantas燰. Lo que no sab燰n es que yo ten燰 en el caj鏮 mi capa de superh廨oe. ENGLISH DESCRIPTION In this incredible adventure of my life, I have learned what it means to succeed, to disappear, and to make a comeback. I have lived fantasies in real life, and I've always done so like a child, playing, dreaming big. Welcome, art-maniacs, to my story, a manual on how to live without losing your mind. As a child, I dreamed about hosting a show. I used to put up sets in my room, where I spent hours recreating the shows I used to watch on Tv. At school, my teachers reprimanded my parents, claiming I didn't live in the real world, that I kept acting as if I lived within a fantasy. When I was a teenager, I realized that a new dimension was opening for me, sort of a door inside my mind, and I knew that I would never be able to close it again. When I was among people my age, I noticed there were things I didn't find as exciting as everyone else. Whatever happened to them, I felt as if my world was somewhere else. It wasn't that one. It wasn't this one either. I was convinced that this made me special, that I had superpowers. And I didn't feel signaled out or cast out because I wasn't like everybody else. I considered myself one of the lucky ones. And I kept my secret identity, just like Superman or Spiderman. That was my salvation. When I turned nineteen, I began hosting Club Disney. Then came Art Attack, the arts and crafts show with which I accompanied several generations. My childhood dream had come true. But my life was about to turn upside down, and just as those professors at school, sickness, death, and failure would force me to leave my fantasy world behind. What they didn't know is that I had my superhero cape in a drawer.
En mi infancia so鎙ba con ser presentador. Montaba sets en mi cuarto, donde pasaba horas replicando los shows que ve燰 en la televisi鏮. En el colegio los profesores llamaban la atenci鏮 a mis padres porque dec燰n que yo no viv燰 en la realidad, que parec燰 estar siempre dentro de una fantas燰. Siendo adolescente, me di cuenta de que una nueva dimensi鏮 se abr燰 como una puerta dentro de mi cabeza, y sab燰 que nunca m嫳 iba a poder cerrarla. Cuando estaba con gente de mi edad notaba que hab燰 cosas que a m?no me provocaban las mismas emociones que a los dem嫳. Mientras todo pasaba para ellos yo sent燰 que mi mundo estaba en otra parte, no era aquel, no era este. Estaba convencido de que eso me hac燰 especial, que ten燰 superpoderes. Y no me sent燰 se鎙lado o marginado por no ser como los dem嫳, me consideraba un afortunado. Como Superman o Spiderman, llevaba mi doble personalidad en secreto. Esa era mi salvaci鏮. A los diecinueve a隳s empec?a presentar Club Disney. Despu廥 lleg?Art Attack, el programa de manualidades con el que acompa齌 a varias generaciones. Mi sue隳 infantil se hab燰 convertido en realidad. Pero mi vida estaba a punto de ponerse patas arriba y, como hicieron aquellos profesores del colegio, la enfermedad, la muerte y el fracaso pretend燰n obligarme a abandonar mi mundo de fantas燰. Lo que no sab燰n es que yo ten燰 en el caj鏮 mi capa de superh廨oe. ENGLISH DESCRIPTION In this incredible adventure of my life, I have learned what it means to succeed, to disappear, and to make a comeback. I have lived fantasies in real life, and I've always done so like a child, playing, dreaming big. Welcome, art-maniacs, to my story, a manual on how to live without losing your mind. As a child, I dreamed about hosting a show. I used to put up sets in my room, where I spent hours recreating the shows I used to watch on Tv. At school, my teachers reprimanded my parents, claiming I didn't live in the real world, that I kept acting as if I lived within a fantasy. When I was a teenager, I realized that a new dimension was opening for me, sort of a door inside my mind, and I knew that I would never be able to close it again. When I was among people my age, I noticed there were things I didn't find as exciting as everyone else. Whatever happened to them, I felt as if my world was somewhere else. It wasn't that one. It wasn't this one either. I was convinced that this made me special, that I had superpowers. And I didn't feel signaled out or cast out because I wasn't like everybody else. I considered myself one of the lucky ones. And I kept my secret identity, just like Superman or Spiderman. That was my salvation. When I turned nineteen, I began hosting Club Disney. Then came Art Attack, the arts and crafts show with which I accompanied several generations. My childhood dream had come true. But my life was about to turn upside down, and just as those professors at school, sickness, death, and failure would force me to leave my fantasy world behind. What they didn't know is that I had my superhero cape in a drawer.
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