The story tells the tale of Alejandro González, a wealthy Mexican businessman and philanthropist, and his daughter Yolanda. On a trip to San Diego, California, Alejandro loses his wallet in a poor neighborhood. A young street boy finds it and returns it, asking for a reward. Alejandro, who is known for his philanthropic efforts, is touched by the boy's request and decides to give him something more meaningful.
The boy, named Miguel, explains that he used the money in his wallet to buy a birthday cake for his sister Esmeralda. Alejandro and Yolanda are moved by Miguel's story and decide to give him a card to a luxury hotel, where they are staying. Miguel's mother, Francisca, is offered a job at the hotel, leading to a significant change in their lives. Miguel, Esmeralda, and Francisca are now better off, attending school and living in a safer environment.
Through this experience, Yolanda learns the importance of doing good for others and realizes that her father's fulfillment comes from his philanthropic efforts. The story ends with Alejandro and Yolanda continuing their trip, their lives forever changed by their encounter with Miguel and his family.
1. Alejandro González, a wealthy Mexican businessman and philanthropist, lost his wallet full of money in a poor neighborhood during a trip with his daughter Yolanda to San Diego, California [Source: Document(page_content='00:00:00.63: Alejandro González, a Mexican tycoon,\nlost his wallet full of money in a\n00:00:05.58: poor neighborhood, during a trip he was taking\nwith his daughter.\n00:00:09.63: When a street boy found it and returned it\nintact, he asked for something unusual as a\n00:00:14.96: reward, which made the experienced millionaire\nand his daughter burst into tears...\n00:00:21.28: Alejandro was on a ferry, returning from\na sightseeing trip to the city of San\n00:00:26.34: Diego California, when he realized his\nwallet was no longer in his pocket.\n00:00:31.58: Alejandro was an influential rich man who had\nbeen the subject of Forbes years before.\n00:00:37.32: In addition to being part of Mexico\'s super rich elite\n, González was also a prominent\n00:00:42.73: philanthropist.\n00:00:44.34: Since the nineties, he has invested in large\nretail chains, and at the same time, promoted\n00:00:50.34: large fundraising efforts to bring\nfood, clothing, and medical care to\n00:00:55.78: people experiencing difficulties.\n00:00:58.21: That day, the millionaire was at a\ntourist attraction on the west coast of the United States,\n00:01:06.33: accompanied by his daughter, Yolanda, who had just\nturned eighteen.\n00:01:11.69: The girl had already traveled to that country\nwith her father a few times, but she had never spent\n00:01:17.44: enough time to see everything she\nwanted.\n00:01:21.28: When he reached the age of majority, he asked for the\ncelebration to be held in the United States.\n00:01:27.25: Her father took a week off to accompany her.\n00:01:30.72: The tycoon called one of his friends, who\nmanaged a chain of luxury hotels\n00:01:36.38: on the California coast, and explained the\nimportance of that occasion.\n00:01:40.54: The man, at the businessman\'s request, organized\nYolanda\'s entire trip as if it were for\n00:01:46.81: his own daughter. It had\n00:01:48.93: been three days since father and daughter had been\nhaving fun on American soil. They had been\n00:01:54.74: to Disney, passed through Los Angeles,\nand now they were in San Diego, where they had\n00:02:01.43: just visited Coronado Island.\n00:02:05.10: Despite being a valued destination in that\nregion, Coronado had a poor neighborhood,\n00:02:10.09: with a large Mexican community, and Gonzáles\nwanted to get to know its streets and inhabitants.\n00:02:16.15: Yolanda didn\'t like her father including the visit\nto the place during her birthday, after all\n00:02:20.95: she had no interest in\npoor neighborhoods in the United States, but the young woman put up with\n00:02:26.14: it out of respect for her father.\n00:02:28.25: Father and daughter had already completed one of