rick cruz SUCH A GREAT THING THAT ALL THIS TOPICS ARE BURNING RIGHT NOW , AND GIVE US THE CHANCE TO SEE WHO WE ARE AS MEXICANS. PARA TODA LA GENTE DE ROMA DISFRUTEN SU MOMENTO MARAVILLOSO, MUCHISIMOS MEXICANOS ESTAMOS MUY CONTENTOS POR USTEDES.
I met these ladies in Mexico last fall and I can say as a mexican that they are a great joy for mexico not only because of their charisma essence but for their great talent, so proud!!
No importa si ganan el premio o no, han ganado más de lo que pudieran imaginar. Marina es una mujer con mucho talento, vendrán cosas muy buenas para ella. Y Yalitza, otra gran mujer, con una claridad de pensamiento enorme, es my inteligente y ha sabido contestar las críticas mala leche de una forma tan elegante. Si decide seguir actuando o no, será lo que ella determine y será lo mejor. Felicidades a ambas.
@@lilorg3751 asi es Marina tiene mucho dinero y aun asi se ha portado de lo mejor al siempre estar ayudando a Yalitza con la traduccion ha sido su sombra todos estos dias nunca la deja sola eso habla muy bien de ella
THANKS YESENIA IF YOU THINK LIKE THAT, I THINK ALL MEXICANS SHOULD THINK LIKE YOU AND UNITE NOT LIKE THOUSE MAMIES ARTISTS DOWN MEXICO THAT CRITIZISING YALITZA ONLY BECAUSE SHE IS INDIGENOUS OR NATIVE AMERICAN THIS IS THE REAZON MEXICO DOESNT PROGRESS BECAUSE ENVY PEOPLE.
@Pollito Conpapa We're very united in Mexico, it was proven during the 2017 earthquake. But you know, there's always a few Pricks that only open their mouths to say something vicious, like the guy Fermin in the movie, but we're not going to let them ruin this glorious moment. Saludos y que Viva Mexico Cuarones! :)
Yalitza’s biggest bully has been the Mexican people and its media. They can’t fathom the idea that an indigenous woman is nominated for an Oscar, something they think only belongs to a Mexican with “white” attributes. If we can’t appreciate the diversity of our people in Mexico, specially our indigenous people, then what do we have? What are we really proud of? El bully más grande de Yalitza ha sido el pueblo mexicano y los medios de farándula. No pueden soportar la idea que una mujer indígena haya sido nominada al oscar. Piensas que eso solo es para una mexicana con atributos de “mujer blanca”. Si no podemos apreciar y valorar nuestras raizes, especialmente nuestras raizes indígenas, entonces que tenemos? De que estamos orgullosos?
La mayoría de lo mexicanos estamos estamos orgullos@s de ambas, No todos somos ojales despectivos o descrimitavos, en todos los paises y las culturas hay gente tonta e ignorante.
Wow, so sad but not surprising. I am rooting for Yalitza to win just to see them gage on it. I hope to see her and more Indigenous people's stories in cinema.
Black lives matters,Me too movement and now sheer ethnic envy l.The Thruth shall set all of us free let’s embrace it.and know that in the process we shall heal as a 🌎 one planet one people the only hope 🙏🕊😘🌎🕊
I really appreciate your comment to my people and my country.. and also Im so proud of them to be an example for our Mexican Culture everywhere they go !
Yalitza has endured so much bullying by Mexican people just because she is an indigenous woman. Those who attack her are the same people who call Donald Trump a racist, but they are now humiliating someone who is Mexican. This is shocking!
*My support for Yalitza & Marina for the negatives comments, this girls represent part of the mexican culture in my country. Good luck in the Oscar's!* 👏🇲🇽
I concur with Marina's statement. Society is easier on men leaving parenthood and their responsibilities when it relates to the family environment. I am a single mother who was left too with that big responsibility. I am not bitter about it, I just learned to be strong. Then men complaint when women feel empowered when they are the ones giving us that empowerment, they were the ones that puss out of the relationship 😂😂 Then, it's Yalitza, wonderful Yalitza, ❤ I had the fortune to have a nanny when I was little, these people sacrifice their lives and goals to care for others. I don't think there is any greater sacrifice in life. She portrayed this role flawlessly deserves all the nominations of the world!! 🙏👸 Just an FYI, for people that don't know, the best president Mexico has ever had was of indigenous descent, from Oaxaca, just like Yalitza. Something wonderful must be in the waters of Oaxaca. #vivamexico 🇲🇽❤
Es una vergüenza que nosotros los mismo MEXICANOS critiquemos a Yalitza solo porque no es el estereotipo de mujer guapa, alta,blanquita o de qué no pueda hablar bien el español cuando la verdad deberíamos de estar orgullosos por ella de que nuestro arte y nuestros actores trascendan de esa manera ojalá gane todos los premios haberos y por venir.....discúlpen mi ortografía
Rafael Lopez De que hablas estupido?, estas incurriendo en los mismos errores que criticas... De donde sacas que Yalitza no habla bien el Español???? La escuchaste hablar? O solo te djaste llevar por tus prejuicios de que por ser indigena no puede habla bien Español?
De acuerdo contigo la vedad que segura se ha vuelto, siendo entrevistada es tan original sin poses puliendo su caracter, un gran regalo de,Dios para ella todo lo que esta viviendo👏👏👏
Los medios de comunicación de México exaltan ciertos estereotipos como bellos, pero deberían de saber que no es absoluto. En otros países europeos les agradan rasgos como los de Yalitza, considero a Yalitza guapa
As a Mexican-American of native descent I relate to Yalitza’s sentiments of never being reflected on screen and I am proud that she has broken barriers and has become an inspiration and example for Mexicans that are not white. Gracias Yalitza 🌟
I truly hope more an more “real mexicans” start to fight for their dreams. Yalitza is a real example of what we can do. And of course, there is wonderful people like Alfonso and Marina to take our hands and keep doing our best each day. Thanks Roma, thanks Cuarón for this amazing gift to Mexico.
Azucena Lima no it isn’t, because technically speaking and according to accepted colonial terms, we are the “real Americans” or “real Mexicans” we are indigenous!
sommer 2018 es verdad pero desafortunadamente para que un lenguaje sea reconocido oficialmente como idioma, debe haberse originado y escrito una gran obra literaria en ese lenguaje, y como no se han reconocido mundialmente obras en esas lenguas indígenas, existe la tendencia a llamarles “dialecto” por esa razón.
Miguel H., "Los sistemas de comunicación verbal o escrita que se establecen de manera convencional se llaman idiomas o lenguas. Algunos ejemplos son: el español, el inglés, el náhuatl, el chino, el maya, el zapoteco, el portugués, el japonés, el francés, el alemán, etcétera."_Academia Mexicana de la Lengua
Her first acting roll, not an actress , a teacher. She didn’t won but she definitely was at the right place at the right time to shine her natural talent and be nominated 🙌🏼❤️ I wish her a brilliant career and a wining on her near future. As a Latina I’m so proud of this young Mexican woman.
I still feel the exciting moment when first Marina and later Yalitza were announced as nominees they are a great example one by her hard work and the other as sparkle in moments where you don’t expect to happen they’re winners
I think she was referring to Mixtec and Zapotec. Perhaps they are related, which makes them dialects. In any case, you are correct, but I think you should cut her some slack as she's speaking in Spanish, and maybe where she comes from they refer to the indigenous languages as dialects in Spanish.
Star is born ... what a talent ... amazing .... all American actresses should learn from her ... we need more people, we need more women like YOU ! Thanks for coming to US. God Bless You, and God Bless Mexico !
WOW!!! such a nice interview wtih both actresses and the journalist who by the way did her homework and was aware of very specific topics which were related to the movie and the recent Mexican history! congratulations to them!
The interviewer is really good and asks really interesting and different questions they have asked Yalitza and Marina in other interviews. She also let them speak and looks like she did her research before. Good work!
Yalitza's nomination was the single best nomination in all of awards season - phenomenally well-deserved, unexpected because of Hollywood's traditional bias, and therefore extremely exciting to me.
I'm so proud of these 2 ladies, Cuaron and Roma so sad some of our fellow Mexicans are so negative about Yalitza but oh well she's slaying everywhere she goes and a lot of us are very proud of what she has accomplished
Oscar or not, these two amazing women are already winners, so talented, educated and real, my deepest respect to both, enjoy this time and NEVER listen to envious people
I am so proud of this two wonderful women they represent diversity and I love that. I live in L.A. and in our city we see people from different cultures and back grounds and thats what we want to see in movies. This means more Latin actors, asians,middle eastern because the beauty of L.A. is the diversity of its people. Yalitza,Marina I am so proud of you guys . I see Yalitza been an activist for the indigenest communities in mexico and I see her been a great actriz.
I’m so proud of Yalidza for being besides really humble person smart respectful and talented I am so lucky To have 2 nephews and a niece from. Oaxaca the same state that Ms Yalidza Aparicio is god bless all the talented actors wherever their background are felicidades y que viva Mexico
Dos mujeres inteligentes que luchan por lo que quieren, a mi me gustaría que se quedarán a trabajar en el cine de Estados Unidos porque ahí se selecciona por talento y lo desarrollarían más.
Un beso para las dos, son fantásticas! Muy bien por la entrevistadora. Que todos los dioses mixtecos mayas, aztecas, tlauhicas, zapotecos, y demás, se conjuren y les den mucha suerte con la estatuilla. Aunque para el público ustedes dos son ya unas ganadoras!
@@bettyzermeno lea la biblia y sea iluminada por la verdad y deje de invocar demonios, bendiga a la gente en el nombre de Jesus, LEA SU BIBLIA Y DEJE SU MALDAD
Fredy Villa que intensidad la suya. Número uno. No fui yo quien los invoqué según sus palabras. Y número dos. Me encanta la humildad de su mensaje. Me queda claro que se sabe la biblia de memoria y lo más importante. Lo practica 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼. Que Dios lo bendiga nada más por eso😉
Every time I see a new Yalitza interview, she captivates me more and more. So much to learn; we have to turn inwards, towards our roots, there is the exit, our wealth, how not to see it. She's amazing!
I wish the ABC News interview were would stop calling Mixteca a "dialect". Despite the fact that the Mixteca of people have been oppressed and slaughtered since the arrival of Spaniards and Mexico's shores, They are people, their culture is a culture, and their language is the language, not a dialect. this beautiful Mexican woman of color has been treated with disrespect and her own country and in this country.
so, she is going to ask about being indigenous and not direct the question to Yalitza. She barely speaks to Yalitza...I mean there is an interpreter there for Yalitza, yet she barely addresses her
Wasn't it a kind of order of importance??? I mean, she spoke first to Marina because she es for Supporting Actress and later to Yalitza because she's for Leading Actress...Doesn't the Oscars do the same at the moment they give the awards for men and women??? I think that Juju respected both and was simpathetic to Yalitza about the beach scene. Yes, Language barrier has been a big issue during the whole award season.
I've noticed that all foreign media have been nothing but polite, respectful and sometimes they show their admiration to both of them. As a Mexican I really like that. Yes, Marina does derve attention too, and she had received it. But I really enjoy when the media says or praises Yalitza. Both are awesome !!!
This is by far the best interview of these two amazing actresses! The questions were perfect and so very well and eloquently answered by Marina and Yalitza! Thank you Juju! and congrats beautiful ladies!💖
Awesome interview you asked the best questions! Especially loved when you asked about Mixteco! Yes why are women and children left to be so vulnerable??? Love this so much!!
Que orgullo!! Gracias a las dos por ser Mexicanas y tener los pies en la tierra. Personas con moral y fuerza un regalazo para Mexico. Tenemos que cambiar para ser mejores y estar mas unidos que nunca. Amo mi país y a mi gente.
I have seen dozens of interviews and Marina does the translation in every one. This interview is heavily edited for the sake of time and has cut out all of Marina's exhaustive work as interpreter.
@@SquidProQuo80 you're so right if I would decide who deserves the Oscar I will said Marina I like yalitza, shes amazing shes a winner but Marina is like her shadow shes always there for yalitza helping her with as a translator
Wow Yalitza is so beautiful, humble and very well educated. I don’t understand how her own people can hate on her. Indigenous people are the most kind, humble, hard working people and yet get treated like dirt .
She was so outstanding in her role as the humble housemaid . A break out talent . But then all in the cast were pretty amazing including the young blond boy ... totally believable in the role
Wow these 3 women are amazing intelligent, and Marina wow so talented as well as Yalitza so smart and natural .....God bless them and congratulations to the best film of the last century I will say.👏👏👏💗💗💗🙏
I love how this two talented women interact with each other, you can see the connection a mile away, so magical and meaningful when you see the mutual admiration and respect.
Marina was really good in movie and you can see all of her stage experience, Yalitza has a lot of raw talent and was great at being vulnerable, both really good
Yalitza Aparicio had the talent to really live every moment that she was involved in. She’s so humble, and yet her head is always held high. Congratulations yalitza god has his mysterious ways.
“Soy una improvisada. Nada sabía de cine, sólo me eché encima un carácter y un estilo. La gente lucha para hacerse un lugar bajo el sol. Yo nací bajo el sol. Toda mi vida he tenido buena salud y he contestado, me he defendido de los insultos. He tenido éxito desde que nací. Nunca pensé en cumbres, éxitos ni nada, todo lo he tenido a manos llenas porque así me ha llegado, pero he tenido dos cosas: disciplina y ganas de aprender todo lo que puedo; desde rasgar un poquito la guitarra, y así, cuando llego a estar solita hasta me canto una canción, pero siempre he vivido con gente inteligente, no entiendo a los pendejos, esos son ultraterrestres.” María Félix
Gracias. Todos los que tienen algo que ver con ROMA. Por los sentimientos que despertaron en nosotros. Y por la emoción que siento al escuchar de ustedes..
So glad to watch this two gourgeous, empowered, intelligent, humble women, become the success they already are. I'm so happy for them, they have already won and reach so much. Hope to watch in a near future more Mexicans representation, I do believe this movie is more than just being "white" or indigenous, is about life: family, infidelity, facing adversity, diversity, classism, not being grateful with someone but still need that one person to keep your life going, support, empowerment, love, reslience, it shows the real colours of life and a country ( The colours some often don't want to face). I'm overjoyed that this was another perfect opportunity to show all this indigenous background we got and that we should embrace as a country, that makes our culture rich and beautiful. I'm also glad that Cuarón show the beauty of Mexico and I consider myself fortunate enough to have someone like Cleo in my life, without her I wouldn't be who I am now, she has really become a part of my family. And maybe that's why I love this movie, because is close to home or maybe is just because it shows in a subtle lovely way the side that not everyone want to show, and that is a real shame because we are culturally rich because of that diversity. I really believe the day we all embrace it as it is we will become a better country (and not in the "cocky" kind of way just in a personal and human source of way). And for the ones who don't like please stop tearing apart them just because you don't like it, we have a platform now please don't wasted it on negative comments don't make it about yourselves (Just because you don't like something or someone). As Mexicans we have come a long way, just being represented is a win how many other cultures would like to have the opportunity, spotlight and voice and they simply don't have it, it would also be wonderful to get know other beautiful, stunning cultures and from now on I'll look forward for.
GURL! I just loved the two of them in this interview, and my homegirl Yalitza, WHAT GURL! I love how she speaks her mind, a very eloquent woman, not afraid about having a position within the politics of our country, we need more people like her.
Yalitza siga brillando usted se merece esto. No permita que la derriben. ¡Usted ya es una ganadora! Yo le deseo más éxito y salud a usted y hay que mantenerse fuerte porque tener el odio de su propia gente debe ser muy duro. Eres un orgullo mexicano pese a quien le pese. Yalitza keep shinning girl you deserve this. Do not let anyone bring you down. You're already a winner! I wish you more success and health and stay strong because having your own people hate on you must be hard.
Cada vez que veo una nueva entrevista de Yalitza, me cautiva cada vez más. Tanto que aprender; hay que voltear hacia adentro, hacia nuestras raíces, ahí está la salida, nuestra riqueza, cómo no verla .
I am glad they have a simultaneous translator for yalitza like we do in Mexico when a foreign personality comes! Very good interview congratulations! And I am so proud of them by the way!
The saddest part is that I have seen so many interviews where Yalizta was interviewed and no-one bothered to translate for her. Imagine an A-list Hollywood actor being treated like this in another country!
