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Available wherever you get your podcasts. From Futuro media and PRX it's Latino USA. I'm Maria Inu Hosa.

Today, a dive into the rabbit hole that is the world of Pedro Al Moldova's movies,

and what they tell us about

Las Mujere's Latinas.

Here's a story to understand Mujere's Latinas better, or if you are a Latina something I think you're really

going to relate to. We originally aired this episode in 2017 but it remains fresh today.

Back then, I was in the studio with producers

Fernando Chavari and Antonia Serijido,

and we were deep into a conversation about the dramatic Latina stereotype.

I cry very easily and I think to a lot of people that's a sign of crazy neurotic person or like emotionally unstable. I think it's the opposite. I think I am super in tune with what I feel.

If I'm angry I will cry with rage. If I'm happy I will cry with happiness. If I'm sad I will cry with happiness if I'm sad I will sob I actually it's funny my dad always

tells the story because it's true when I was little I'd like start crying hysterically

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