Dady Brieva explained why he is a Peronist on his return to TV as a host

After a summer season that had him on the Atlantic coast and now he will continue in different theaters in the rest of the country with the play Super Dad, the magician of timeactor and comedian Papa Brieva he took charge of the television cycle PPT, Peronism For All (C5N) with a group of journalists to take stock of the political situation of the past seven days.

In the first broadcast of the show, the artist took a few minutes to refer to his past, and said: “This show is looking for its return, but basically it is trying to make us do humor the Sunday, to reawaken the illusion, the hope of past times, of good times, to revitalize this Peronist path which is sometimes, by ourselves, influenced, we are like poisonous stains. And sometimes it is good to remove a bit of this Peronist DNA, this thing of a moment of happiness”.

The comedian who still hopes to be able to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the trio in the middle of the year Midashi He said: “It’s so easy to be a Peronist… look at my face, you just have to laugh, you have to feel a little and you have to remember something from our history. Those of us who are are called Leguizamón, Cáceres, Acuña… those who are called Álzaga Unzué, no, me too, if my name was Peña Brown, I would be anti-Peronist, we put our hands in the pockets of the boys”.

After that, he remembered one of the lunches he had shared with Mirtha Legrandat one point when she asked him why he was a Peronist, he simply replied, “For the same way I’m not gay, and the truth is I don’t know, I don’t know.”

“I remember the look of my old man when he was crossing Chapadmalal,” he recalls. “And at lunchtime when the Peronist march started and with these galleries of acaroin red tiles, smelling like rags, I was walking with my sister who was wearing a pleated skirt and we were walking towards the room dining room and my father with his forehead high, with a well-ironed shirt to sit at a table with 200 guests, and in those 200 guests, in this noise of plates, cutlery and tablecloths and cloth napkins , and plates and pitcher of fresh water and a penguin of wine”, continues.

In this context of family food, he explained: “I remember the look of dad, this look of a happy man, this look of hope, with the hope that one day the blows would come for Justice. And That’s Peronism for us The truth is I might be stupid I made a cute sale with Midachi and the truth that I could go to TV programs and when they ask me to say “I don’t know, I think by holding hands, looking to the future, we can be a rich country …”, but I decided not to be stupid, I decided to expose myself, and I do it in self-defense”.

As he explained, “I love the uncomfortable place, and I want to share this uncomfortable place with all of you, but with great joy to remember those happy years of Peronism and those beautiful postcards that will stay with you. us forever. I hope you all find the look that my father had, that when the Peronist march started, we all went to eat together as a family and we were treated with dignity, and we felt worthy because that we had a job and we were fine. Let’s remember that, maybe it will happen, it will not be easy, “he concluded, as the Peronist March began to sound in the background.

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