More than 600 thousand people have seen through Facebook a moving scene where a candy seller begins to cry in a concert listening to the tropical theme “Conflictos”, performed by the duo Dorian and Korián.
In the images, Carlos is seen interrupting his business to listen attentively to the musical piece where the young singer quotes: “… dad, mom, don’t fight, don’t get hurt, I’m the one who suffers…”, whose authorship is of the group The UFOs of Jorge Chambergo.
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It all starts when the guitarist of the group realizes the feeling that a spectator gave to the song, so he decides to record it. If one notices, the way in which this character hummed each of the letters is exceptionally expressive.
Minutes later, in gratitude, the modest merchant makes a gesture that rounds off the plot and takes an almond chocolate with a pink wrapper from its tiny box and hands it to the singer Korián Postillón. She, with the greatest pleasure, receives it.
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Carlos Miranda, a motivated heart
Mail visited the house of Carlos Miranda Cerrón (55) in the “Justicia, Paz y Vida” human settlement, and he told us that that night, during a concert offered to mark the anniversary of the Chongos Bajo district, he came with his wife to place their products.
He says that he was inspired, not because the lyrics are from his experiences, but because he sees many homes around him suffer, and also because has always been an admirer of UFOs.
At another time, he adds, together with his partner, he goes out to sell on weekends. To do this, she searches the networks for social commitments that are presented to go and earn a few cents. She confesses that what he earns is little, but adding to the income of her partner, it is already something.
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For Carlos, going out to sell is a kind of catharsis, because he frees himself from many worries; also because he distracts and amuses him, while he sells his sweets.
He is currently jobless. The more than 2,000 soles that he needs to “recover” his license is unfeasible. After that concert given in Chongos, brothers Dorian and Korián approached him and held out their hand. With his consent, they opened a Yape account and the help was immediate.
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