¡BOMBA! Descubre como la ESPOSA de KON3VIGA se GANÓ su CORAZÓN y lo SACO de la CALLE

The Galactic Council has authorized contact! In this episode, we're joined by a true urban legend from Santo Domingo: EL KON3VIGA from Los Minas. In a no-holds-barred conversation full of street slang, El Contre tells us about the origins of his love and business for pre-owned sneakers (and why new sneakers are so unusable!). We delve into the realities of street fashion, why many urban artists wear replicas and lose credibility, street crime, how he's coping after miraculously surviving an attack in 2019, and the difference between the old neighborhood codes (Cristo Rey and Los Mina) and the malice and envy of today. A must-see interview packed with real-life experiences! Let us know in the comments: Do you prefer worn-out original sneakers or a new replica? 👇 ⏱️ TIMESTAMPS / CHAPTERS 00:00 - The Origin of My Love for Authentic Sneakers 00:35 - Introduction: The Contre Big Los Mina in the House 01:33 - Living in Cristo Rey vs. The Support of Los Mina 02:16 - Envy from Friends and the Price of Helping 03:15 - How I Started the Sneaker Business in 2002 04:35 - Why Used Authentic Sneakers and Not New Fakes? 05:50 - The Difference Between Wearing Camo and a Fake Mercedes 06:52 - The Los Mina Code: Change Sneakers Every Week 08:17 - Buying and Selling High-Value Exclusive Sneakers 09:31 - The Success of the Business and Surviving Robberies 10:15 - How Much Money Does It Take to Buy Authentic Sneakers? 11:00 - Urban artists who use replicas and lose credibility 11:43 - The anecdote of the fake Jordans in New York 12:59 - How to identify envious people 14:22 - Being a street legend by inspiring others 15:45 - My sources of inspiration for creating flows 17:10 - Demagoguery in fashion and public criticism 18:29 - Creating trends from skinny jeans 19:04 - The proposal to launch my own brand 19:51 - Did I dress better before or now? 21:04 - Fashions that come back: The return of Timberlands 22:24 - The craziest thing I've done for a look 23:07 - My leg's health and recovery status 24:20 - How I manage my security after the 2019 attack 26:05 - Street codes of yesteryear vs. The Evil of Today 27:47 - Anecdote: When I was about to be robbed in Cristo Rey 28:34 - The police's envy of young people with style 29:09 - The streets are hot and the motorcycles suspicious 29:41 - Today's minors no longer respect the codes 29:58 - "I've been bullied in every neighborhood" (Respect on the streets) 30:26 - Dangerous situations and the psychosis surrounding muggers 31:42 - Advice to young people: Crime is the shortest career path 32:19 - "I achieved it through hard work": Inspiring others to be cool without causing chaos 32:54 - You have to go through processes: From hunger in Venezuela to abundance 33:35 - Past mistakes: "Spending money in the moment" and squandering it 33:54 - Tattoos and the first few months invested 34:40 - "My feelings are "Pledged": Heartbreak in Sopeco 35:56 - How I Became an "Android" Because of a Neighborhood Heartbreak 36:33 - El Contre Clarifies His Current Relationship Status 36:51 - My Wife Was There for Me Through Thick and Thin: "She Cleaned Up a Soggy Diaper for Me" 37:26 - The True Story of How He Met His Wife, Lady 38:05 - How She Won My Heart of Steel 38:46 - My Collapsed Lung and the Three Respiratory Arrests (She Resurrected Me) 39:38 - When You're in a Critical Situation, That's When You Know Who Bends and Who Stays 40:35 - "I Was Shot, Not Given an Inheritance": I Rebuilt Myself 41:12 - Staying Positive While Working from a Wheelchair 41:52 - The Reality of Therapy and the Falsehood of Friends 42:51 - Anecdote at Mercedes and the Woman Who Called Me "El's Suck-Up" "Contre" 44:07 - Nobody knows what I went through: Being at my peak and ending up in a wheelchair 44:24 - The fear of your partner bending you at the worst possible moment 44:49 - Hiring my own equipment and my gratitude to the nurse 45:57 - "She never bent": The gifts and my gratitude to my wife 46:56 - Anecdote about the driver who punctured my bus tire 47:41 - I'm 39 years old but I feel like I've lived 300 48:07 - Final message to young people: Where there's a will, there's a way (Work honestly) #Alofoke #SantiagoMatias #Estonoesradio #LosJediondos #Laaldeadelsonido #Tuveralio #ElRecetario #LosRefuerzos Los Refuerzos airs on MIXX 104.5 FM from 7 pm to 9 pm, Monday through Friday. Subscribe and turn on notifications! Follow us on:   / alextaylord     / alextaylord     / alextaylord   https://www.losrefuerzos.com Join this channel to access its benefits:    / @alextaylord