The conversation is an interview with José, who is joined by his mother, Victoria Rufo. They discuss José's career, which started when he was 7 years old, doing commercials, photonovelas, and hosting programs. He mentions the luck factor in his career and how it was important to be prepared to take advantage of opportunities.
José shares anecdotes about his childhood, including a time when he accidentally set the closet on fire while playing with his sisters. He also talks about his love for partying and going to places like Garibaldi.
The conversation is light-hearted and humorous, with José and his mother sharing funny stories and jokes. At the end, they discuss what they would ask or say to Eugenio Derbez if they had the chance, with José saying he would just say hello and see what happens.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The interview is for a YouTube channel.
2. The guest is Victoria Rufo's son, José.
3. José's career started when he was 7 years old.
4. José's aunt Marcela wanted to be a model, and he tagged along to a modeling agency.
5. José started doing commercials, then photonovelas, programs as a film host, and eventually soap operas.
6. José's first job was as a host on a midnight variety show with Loco Valdés in 1978.
7. The program lasted only three months, but it helped José to let go and be able to say things on live TV.
8. José's parents had different opinions about his career; his dad didn't like it, but his mom was supportive.
9. José's mom is a frustrated actress.
10. José did about five photonovelas a week, and each one was made in one day.
11. There was a special type of photonovela called a "luxury appointment" that took two days to make.
12. José's sister Marcelita realized that her destiny was not in front of the cameras, but behind them, and she became a producer and director.
13. José burned his house when he was a child, but it was an accident while playing with his sisters.
14. The incident happened when José was playing with a candle in a closet, and it caught fire.
15. José's parents were upset, but his mom later made him sweep the floor as punishment.
16. José was a party person and liked going to Garibaldi to record a novel in the morning and then do theater in the afternoon.
17. José would often take mariachis home after a night of partying.
18. José's first boyfriend was in kindergarten, and his name was Luis Miguel.
19. José also had a bullfighter boyfriend.
20. José would ask Eugenio Derbez a question about his life if he had the chance to talk to him.