# El Purgante – Los Cuentos de Pancho Madrigal

An episode of [Pancho Madrigal](https://invisiblenetwork.ai/podcast/1873984445), 23 May 2024, 17 min.

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Tranquilino se había enfermado, sentía un dolor en el estómago

## Transcript

[0:00] What? What? What? Maybe Bolberto sees the little room now. So
[0:15] po, how much. I know what purgative is, that' s today
[0:18] ' s story, the purgative, what the tale is. Jir hears the
[0:34] tale yago those génticos gres and unfortunately, authentic out of sheer ignorance, seen
[0:43] in what have lived the poor peoples and the poor people of inland man.
[0:47] Here' s the story, the purgative, a simple story, but it
[0:51] could have cost a life bumento, a useful life. Man, I'
[0:56] m not going to say the name of the place, nor am I going
[0:59] to say the name of the people who participate in it. But it happened
[1:02] about the mountains of bipilto seen and there is already in the department and I
[1:04] go to Segovia, the slopes of the Segovian rivers draw undulating curves in the
[1:26] mountain And that you know that it is bordered by green pines and ros wave
[1:33] sing on the segovian mountain, full of bird and solf The Dispirto is the
[1:38] most beautiful river in my land, Beto, small but proud and crespado,
[1:44] and this cantarium and sweet in its travels until it dies reaching the great river
[1:51] coc brother, greater of all the rivers of Nicaragua. True, that is
[1:53] already the awe of this, well, in this region of the river of
[1:59] ip and To passed this tale that I want to tell you today. You
[2:13] knew your friend got sick. Both and they told me while I was going
[2:19] the cornfield rounds say that it took a pain here yes, the same pain
[2:25] that takes you to von Quiera Dios nicho. Well, the difficulties we have
[2:30] and getting sick take me the devil fucked up, but they say they'
[2:35] re already curing him the doctor, that Honduran who has come to dispilto.
[2:40] They say it' s very good. Well, you have to know what
[2:44] medicine that prescription is, because one day later the pain gets me again.
[2:47] There are men. Of course, I' m going to talk to my
[2:53] weasel Chola. It' s good, she' s going to tell me
[2:58] though why we want to know the recipe if you get sick, because we
[3:06] call the doctor and it' s so quiet that he' s either bonicha,
[3:12] because if it' s the truth I' m quiet about the truth,
[3:13] what the hell. We know how to write a recipe. No cooking.
[3:19] You had the pain last time San Martín de Porra took it from you.
[3:24] It' s so miraculous. Look, look, it' s best
[3:30] not to talk about diseases. Let' s not talk about that anymore,
[3:36] too, but let' s not talk about it anymore and trust God,
[3:42] in San Martín de porres we seem clear to you. Well, ta,
[4:09] but if it' s one thing, he told me if it' s
[4:13] the Williver thing, because no more good. Who knows if it was for
[4:15] your management or who knows why. But the truth is that Tranquilino began to
[4:20] feel that pain to the few of them. I kind of want to make
[4:35] this damn pain come back to me and I already have it. Don'
[4:39] t worry about Antira. I talked to Comadre Chona and she says that the
[4:46] doctor of Honduras prescribed some papers, some papers, and that the compadre started
[4:51] composing for good. It' s to see how many hours as a doctor.
[5:00] Five weight, five pes yes, then that doctor' s best Willon.
[5:04] Men and I are just two leagues to walk, because man and you
[5:09] ' re going to leave with that pain. I can' t today.
[5:13] I can' t today, but if I' m better off tomorrow,
[5:18] I' d better go to him personally. It just hurts so much,
[5:21] so little, not so much, but not so much, but it hurts
[5:26] and I know it hurts. Don' t want to, the cooking,
[5:29] no niche, no cooking comes to me. The only thing is the tea
[5:32] of orange leaves that I pass, because a little bit or disiguapate the same
[5:39] is aha. Then I' ll do it to you. Hey, this
[5:41] one' s not good beef. If you want to go to bed,
[5:46] I' ll be fine. Anyway, he' s already working the night.
[5:49] Okay. I think you drink a lot of black coffee. Babo over
[5:53] there to me That' s why the pain comes to you two. Girl,
[5:56] man and all I had had coffee and I, man and my face.
[6:00] That' s where I started the claw and that you take a lot
[6:04] of h don' t fuck everyone up. Now I' ve had coffee
[6:06] every day in the world. Well, go to bed, then calm down,
[6:11] he' s going to make you Naranjaurio' s tea of leaves lie
[6:15] down, you heard there I took him to bed, friends and they went
[6:33] into the night in the mountain of red. Here I could not sleep at
[6:40] all times he woke up, he told me such tea because I had not
[6:44] taken away the pain or already king Yaha following worse pain, I cannot even
[6:58] get up. Girl, oh it' s a pain in the belly that
[7:03] ' s killing me. You don' t know what time to be something,
[7:09] because at midnight I' ll be quiet, but don' t worry
[7:13] about it. You' re already in bed. Oh, just sing the
[7:16] first rooster. I' m gonna go back to that doctor' s medicine.
[7:18] It' s easy to tell him I' m going to go in
[7:24] cool and in two hours I' ll be back. Just hang in there
[7:26] for the rest of the night. Man, I' m gonna put some
[7:30] fagments on for you while you' re at it, hear what' s
[7:31] gonna fly hungry. I' ll get them ready. I didn' t
[8:00] pick you up. Oh, my friends. At the singing of the first
[8:07] rooster, the nitche woke up, taught the mule and went out in search
[8:13] of the doctor' s prescription. Yeah, the stomach recipe. The morning
[8:18] was on the side of the road. The river was quiet, serene,
[8:24] silent, as if it understood the peasant pain. He said how to accompany
[8:30] the poor natives when they are in disgrace. When the sun broke the morning
[8:50] of the pine trees, the nymph came back to me. I' d
[8:54] seen the doctor, explained the pain, and brought some papers. He was
[9:01] well short of the doctor' s words. Depending on the symptoms you'
[9:09] re talking about, that pain can come from intestinal parasites. Look, I
[9:15] ' m gonna give you these little papers one every hour. Doctor, if
[9:20] you haven' t taken the pain away tomorrow, then I' m warning
[9:24] you and with what I give you these papers, doctor, then with water,
[9:31] like any medicine, tell me doctor and you' ll be cured well,
[9:37] if that' s what I believe because of the symptoms you give me,
[9:41] for I assure you the pain is taken away, but anyway, if
[9:45] it doesn' t get taken away tomorrow, then I' ll be warned.
[10:00] Poor peace of mind so healthy that he was, but holy little baton
[10:11] martin. There' s a need for this to heal, because if the
[10:18] compadre healed, why won' t Tranquilino be cured. Come on, Brita,
[10:26] come on, let' s go. The sun shone at the top
[10:50] of the pine trees to lengthen on the roads the figure of the Nincha mounted
[10:56] on the mule of Tranquilin. The rick had woken up, already began to
[11:03] murmur with the colored pebbles. The river was happy friends. He seemed to
[11:07] live the peasant bliss of the Nicha that came with medicine. Yeah. The
[11:13] fact is that soon came to the house, the Nicha and Tranquilino was still
[11:18] bad friend, very bad or. I saw I brought the little papers.
[11:41] He gave me the mara paper coat I can' t take it anymore.
[11:50] Quan hanging in there. They' re good water, okay. This little
[11:58] paper gave me the doctor what' s wrong with you. I can'
[12:16] t get you. I can' t bring at least I can' t.
[12:24] You have to swallow the quiet little paper to see first by more water
[12:31] and after one you swallow the little paper. Pro you try to see the
[12:37] little paper, you can see that you swallow it. Of course you can,
[12:52] but I toasted pay what a price I pay, I pay well,
[13:00] now you get quiet alone or you see in an hour I give you the
[13:07] other paper boy, because you see there are ten ay more, what is
[13:11] the panties, what ten papers leaves me I leave those ten ay my god
[13:20] just think I die. Ay ay pobre la nicha Wilberto y pobre tranquilino también
[13:39] en sus cuentas. The woman had given the medicine well. Yeah, man,
[13:46] all that day he went through worse tranquilin man complained about the pain and
[13:52] it didn' t get away from him. Wilberto, it wasn' t
[13:52] taken away. I think if you saw dead, if it wasn' t
[13:58] that afternoon the compadre arrives and if I pray and there they told me that
[14:09] the compadre is bi sick, it' s true. Yes, imagine that
[14:13] you have the same pain that you had to bring me grief, because go
[14:20] John, the Honduran doctor. He' s got some paper for that pain.
[14:26] But he' s already gone, mate, and don' t take
[14:28] the pain away from him. Well, since morning I gave him the first
[14:31] one, then I gave him the second one, but the third one couldn
[14:37] ' t swallow it. The compadre why don' t you help me give
[14:41] it to him. Well, he doesn' t want to take another one.
[14:45] I think that' s why you don' t take the pain away
[14:48] from him. Let' s see the little coma can do it. I
[14:54] ' m going to convince him to take a look at it. Preste borrow,
[14:58] ah well, well, I tell you the niche caught a huacal with
[15:11] water and the paper had it in other hands and the sick man was flat
[15:16] on the trip friends or eyes open poor. When the compadre saw that the
[15:22] niche put the whole piece of paper in his mouth, he screamed at him,
[15:28] but weasel, I don' t know brute. That' s how
[15:31] he gave you the other pieces of paper. No wonder he' s not
[15:35] half dead. How you' re going to believe that a sick person is
[15:39] going to be cured by eating good paper, but it' s that the
[15:45] doctor said he' d swallow these little papers, but not the weasel wrapper.
[15:48] Not that. No, no, no? Don' t you?
[15:50] Don' t you? No. Inside the paper there' s a powder.
[15:54] In fact, it stirs with water and gives it to him and takes
[15:58] it. God sent me, little lady, God sent me you read I
[16:06] think I would have killed him. Preste, Preste? Preste? He wraps
[16:11] the paper and throws the powder in a spoon, a spoon mo if the
[16:15] woe before he dies. And this is going to serve even as a purganche,
[16:18] because he' s going to take out the other papers he' s
[16:21] got inside. He must have a filling, soon, soon, he'
[16:25] ll sing an elto. Yes, man, friends, if it hasn'
[16:42] t been for the quiet friend, those with those touch of paper die,
[16:48] yes, of course, they smell it stuck in their intestines and they die
[16:52] all of it because of wild shyness, because of ignorance, always the ignorance
[16:57] of the poor people. See still live old people already quiet and the niche
[17:03] you have this story know little people, man, but it is authentic yiste,
[17:07] even if you don' t believe it. I was giving him the
[17:10] meds with everything and paper you heard Yeah, man, that' s where
[17:14] we meet with the Mo?

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