# Don Braulio Lutero Gómez – Los Cuentos de Pancho Madrigal

An episode of [Pancho Madrigal](https://invisiblenetwork.ai/podcast/1873984445), 31 Jul 2024, 18 min.

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Solo pasaba borracho Don Braulio y no le tenía miedo a nadie

## Transcript

[0:12] It' s today' s tit. He' s a very nice man.
[0:14] It was spoken to me a long time ago by my tata, the
[0:19] story of God is called Don Braulio Luther Gómez, as a story told to
[0:25] them that I spoke it to my tad many years ago, when the revolts
[0:29] of the past. A long time ago, but many years ago. But
[0:34] better, let' s hear it hear or thank God, that the war
[0:57] ended, Braulio, thank God, thank God we won it. But city
[1:06] won the war. The party gets the power. Now comes the good stuff.
[1:12] Now the good is coming and they' re going to give you some
[1:19] great position that I don' t belong to the party, because they already
[1:23] gave me my allocation in the budget, they already named me ay. But
[1:25] the sheath is that now you don' t work just babies and I don
[1:30] ' t do so much pouring, I do a few sips that they'
[1:33] ve done on time. See you for tinde, I' ll go for
[1:36] a ride and see you m had passed one and those so many. Self
[1:49] revolutions, self revolutionizing day to day. One party had fallen and the other
[1:57] had fallen into power. It was the usual story, the same story,
[2:05] and for Bio Luther Gómez it had stopped well. That' s why he
[2:10] didn' t work. He spent all day at the pool in the village,
[2:15] the newspaper was biting Diary drank water. Of course this, this I
[2:22] tell you. It was the old days. The streets were of earth without
[2:27] to invent if it is not electric. The electrics weren' t there.
[2:31] It was the time of the cachurecos and in the canteens of the bravol vib
[2:37] people and lived on bread. I always had to suck up to them,
[2:43] the others who for the me made a shit out of me, they'
[2:47] re not afraid, the rolls come and the taker why those in Caspa were
[2:53] going to be drinking truth and that the cabaret in the street were carrying walls
[3:01] and it was seen that for that we sent us the cachurrecos, for how
[3:06] many you were still will have counted and that you are, cactreco, you
[3:09] have counted and that you were in the war with everything and that you are
[3:13] friends in general and to my desire called me three more fear, but then
[3:19] they took me out if you notice that it has fun feel not a soldier.
[3:20] Fourteen soldiers are taken in to see how you get there, not a
[3:24] brown. I don' t understand you, man, that a soldier gets
[3:28] even or chaste. There it was rye. When I' m taken prisoner,
[3:31] a soldier is taking fourteen soldiers to prison. You' re a very
[3:38] hombravio outbreak, but you don' t understand anything about hunger anymore. Well,
[3:39] well, serve me the other one and stop talking before I remind you
[3:44] that I fight in the war. And that' s it. I didn
[3:47] ' t have you fighting to name God. You pay for the whole war.
[3:52] They dodge me. It' s not that I' m a politician
[3:58] and politicians fight in another way. I' m poopy and chura and how
[4:01] we' re doing. Now take the other drink soon. All right,
[4:06] Horavio, it' s okay here, they' re brin that there in
[4:15] the fucking bro Rico, Rico ay Caraco, the Conservative Party answered rye,
[4:26] it' s fucked up, the cantito stayed like a cemetery. I was
[4:29] answering fucked up. I look at the Conservative Party that you live, so
[4:33] of hongram brable. You say so after you live in the warring party that
[4:36] you see half. So the day went by and Braudio Ustero Gómez, walking
[5:11] around dirty and throwing them alive to the party so he lived from his house,
[5:19] the cantin of the cantina to his house, all the Santo Díaz enchanted
[5:25] with that revolution that had won his parties and while drinking they had long conversations
[5:32] with the cantimer Bres between the Jan Brian Burra name and had kept one thing
[5:40] hungry. Oh, how you talked now he asked me for the last drink
[5:43] and you what, but I fucked you the more I keep you in the
[5:47] most real ones, won the vague and has rasora. But it is good,
[5:49] for it is even well chopped and hungry and man and comes some soldiers.
[5:55] You take him in jail and what do I lose between what I think
[6:03] I get? Does it make me laugh? Does it make you laugh?
[6:06] Which orso side takes prisoner to fourteen. Just be the other one soon.
[6:16] But brother then came, for as the bill can be alive, he is
[6:20] here, he has it, he has it, but first more cergio,
[6:25] the mouth, he does not listen to it. You don' t know
[6:34] such a thing, you know. You know what I like about all this.
[6:39] Named man, that all liberals are printed, of course, all my
[6:47] enemies are in the gate. They' re beating me up. There'
[6:57] s no liberal who' s free. It' s clear between it'
[7:03] s unclear. Well, man there, man I' m clear, nameable.
[7:06] But actually, because I don' t understand that and man like that
[7:12] we' re going to live the others, because he has a mind in
[7:14] this country. Well, the liberals are printed. The cachurecos or the cachurecos
[7:17] that are printed in the liberals. It' s not life, man,
[7:21] it' s not life, it' s not life, it' s
[7:25] not life. Of course, or leave you guys alone, but for me
[7:29] I don' t think I live. We' re taking it out.
[7:32] God served, you live the last Lu Mira hombrabueno, look I don'
[7:38] t want to sell him, right, but the soldiers can take him away.
[7:41] Dame to you. There' s a warrant to take all the bowling
[7:48] around that find whole men. See me well, see me well and see
[7:55] it I see that I can do the switch is I see it this bowling
[8:03] to take me. That doesn' t die man, man, if she
[8:09] ' s falling, she' s bowling now and I' m seeing myself
[8:16] is falling. Man, look and there comes a soldier. See if you
[8:22] want to hide here behind the counter or behind the Romper, no, no?
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[8:26] no, no, no, no, no. I stand in the face
[8:28] of danger. I' m Braulio Luther Gómez, who fucking run the robber
[8:37] to the silence of the game with the gervador let' s see what it
[8:41] ' s going to be. We' re going to, in effect,
[8:46] a soldier. I' ve never been as they were at the time,
[8:52] because they wore caites instead of shoes and approached the canteen looking for drunks.
[8:56] Your babrioss staggered, but he was standing when the chaltavo arrived. By the
[9:03] way, very bright and somewhat gentlemanly friend, I' m very sorry,
[9:11] but it' s going to have to happen. That' s why you
[9:13] don' t know it' s forbidden to see at this hour. God
[9:16] ' s price. Yes, sir, yes, and that friend, I
[9:22] am Sepa' s sewing machine, well friend of my middle- aged general
[9:31] the cabeo see, sir you can do whatever you want, but I,
[9:35] in fact, believe what I do here, for the truth, you can
[9:39] be friends with whoever you are, but I carry out orders and orders from
[9:45] you know, because they are orders that I fucking like today. This is
[9:50] how a good soldier of the begging government must perform already fix rye, this
[9:56] is to be a good cho the finger. That' s all I'
[10:03] ve ever seen him for. I drink soldier how, my friend does not
[10:07] disrespect me. Please walk the bartoline. He' s a prisoner of ultiraguito
[10:13] in Versoldado between guitito, tasty bravo. I beg you, I beg you
[10:20] to obey. If you don' t want me to have to use another
[10:24] way to take him. Or you understand me, Don Braulio, there was
[10:28] truth among so many powerful reasons, but then I don' t ask you
[10:35] a favor, um please see what that favor is. Let me have another
[10:41] drink I see it I' m a little girl. As for mache the
[10:45] other one, then it takes you at a price. We' re clear,
[10:48] not a minute longer, not a more nameable drink. Please, you
[10:52] go through jail already or I force you out. It' s okay.
[10:56] It' s okay, I' m right. The last one didn'
[11:01] t come is going prat and Don Braulio had no choice but to go prisoner
[11:26] to the village bartoline. Many times he was seen walking so bravely with the
[11:33] soldier behind him in prison. But the funny thing was that, in the
[11:39] midst of his drunkenness, Don Braulio laughed at him and passed through the houses
[11:45] of his friends and kept laughing adiogua. You see I' m going pre
[11:54] and Braulio man, I don' t explain why you' re going to
[12:03] jail and you' re laughing why I' m going to jail here to
[12:18] a soldier Take away fourteen soldier Do you realize? You realize, man,
[12:24] frankly, this Braulio is crazy. I just thought he was going crazy.
[12:33] The slut' s messing him up. The candle you wear johere for yourself.
[12:41] You realize that. Here a single dice takes prisoner, fourteen soldiers,
[12:48] fourteen soldiers, fourteen soldiers? Kellin the fuck, how cute? How cute?
[13:01] There' s no more. He' s crazy. Crazy, crazy,
[13:07] right, Braulio, he' s going crazy. When I get out
[13:11] of jail, I' m gonna go visit him. Poor thing, poor
[13:18] thing, do with nervador the party, without a doubt, is crazy,
[13:28] completely crazy, crazy, but not crazy. He had such a bravius,
[13:43] he tero gomez if he were to live, but not crazy. What the
[13:50] hell, no crazy. On several occasions he was thrown into prison and was
[13:58] always repeating in the streets the thing that a soldier took away fourteen soldiers and
[14:07] finally, his friend Don Joaquin, did not know how to endure and saw
[14:11] him in his house. It is so, Braulio, good and healthy,
[14:16] he found Don Braulio and Doña bel Tilda, good morning, how you are,
[14:22] Braulio, how you have followed, is better, how that if I
[14:28] am better, Joaquin, I am not sick. That' s why you
[14:33] ' re asking that. Seeing Tilda hasn' t been sick, Braulio,
[14:39] not that he was upset. No, Joaquin Brown, he' s good
[14:43] and healthy, well, he' s healthy, but he' s good.
[14:48] The truth is that Braulio, even if you look good and healthy,
[14:52] has his crazy stuff. Notice that when a soldier takes him in jail,
[15:00] the bar repeats in the street, that a soldier takes away fourteen soldiers?
[15:09] And it' s true, Joaquin, is it true? When I am
[15:11] taken prisoner by a soldier, 14 soldiers are actually taken to prison. Explain
[15:20] to me that man, explain to me to see how to explain Brauleo,
[15:35] how is it, how is it? Look, Joaquin. You know I
[15:41] ' ve been a member of the party I' m a member of the
[15:46] party board, yes, yes. I know, well, since we'
[15:50] re in charge now, we' re in power. I have a salary
[15:54] in the national budget. Aha and that has to do with very simple.
[16:04] Fucking man like me doesn' t do any work, because then my salary
[16:14] comes out through the soldiers' payroll. I have fourteen soldier' s salaries.
[16:21] Fourteen times I' m hooked in the army. I get fourteen salaries
[16:26] as soldiers You got it. Clearly, when a soldier takes me to prison,
[16:36] fourteen soldiers are being taken to prison. You understand now who you understand,
[16:45] man, I understand, I understand, but frankly, how shameless,
[16:53] who is shameless, what is expected, how Such Billy eh had fourteen salaries,
[17:12] something like fourteen ghost positions, but the money came to him, of
[17:18] course, and he lived drinking Ward. Thank God those times are over.
[17:26] Willy stories from the past. Willy Mixed also said this was true. Willy
[17:32] Wise was true. I or w m

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