"Tengo los mejores recuerdos de Felipe, especialmente por su gusto por la vida natural, por todo lo que tenía que ver con los campos", dijo don Francisco.
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00:00It's a very special bond with nature, and I think you can also see the divinity there.
00:04Because there are people who connect with the spiritual, or with God, whatever you want to call it, through certain things.
00:09And Felipe was through nature. Let's see his relationship with nature.
00:15Well, I have the best memories of Felipe, especially for his taste for natural life,
00:23for everything that had to do with the fields. And we talked many times.
00:28In addition, as in the program of the United States, many charros came to visit me,
00:34many times we exchanged boots, clothes for charros, hats that he used to wear when he rode.
00:41I realized that he really liked all this horse riding.
00:47And I never told this, but I received as a gift from a rancher who lived in Los Angeles, California,
00:53an Apalusa horse, of which there are very few in Chile.
00:57And one day in a conversation, we were on the telethon, prior to a telethon,
01:03I told him, Felipe, look, I'm no longer able to ride, I'm going to give you my Apalusa horse.
01:10He couldn't believe it, he was super, super happy.
01:14He took it and I know he rode happily on it for a while.
01:20When Felipe died, to end this story, the horse soon died too.
01:29I make this memory for the good times I spent with Felipe Camiroaga.
01:34Thank you very much, Don Francisco, because the truth is that these are anecdotes and things,
01:39stories that people do not know, but there it also speaks of the bond that Felipe had with the animals.
01:46Powerful, powerful.
01:47And with the countryside, I remember the first time I went to Felipe's house in the countryside,
01:52I was always dressing up for the shows, always glamorous, I don't know.
01:57And one day he told me, come have lunch with me on the weekend.
01:59So I went to his house, and it already caught my attention, because in a house,
02:03anyone believes that Felipe Camiroaga has a mansion in the countryside.
02:06Simple.
02:07You see that people invent everything.
02:09And in a super simple, super beautiful, super cozy cabin and everything.
02:14Well, but I get in the car and everything, and I see my Felipe Camiroaga,
02:18who I always have impeccable, dressed and everything.
02:20With the mouthpiece.
02:21No, no, he appears with a chupaya, boots full of mud, surrounded by dogs.
02:27I tell him, what a good way to welcome me, Camiroaga.
02:30Where is the glamour?
02:31Where is the glamour? And he tells me, this is me, man.
02:34That's how it was.
02:35So he had those two lives, let's say, as he says a little there,
02:40that has its B side, so enriching.
02:42What was this? What was his house? A simple house.
02:45It's very important what you say, because it must happen to you, right?
02:48Well, to Estrella, obviously, to you it must be a star,
02:51of people who are very exposed, and who are surrounded by many people,
02:55many audiences.
02:56But there are times when one links oneself, which is the relationship with loneliness.
03:00And many people don't like to be alone, because one finally faces
03:04his own story, his lights, his shadows.
03:07I ask you, Felipe...