Daniel Briceño: la historia que nadie conocía

Who is Daniel Briceño beyond social media and politics? In conversation with Adriana Bernal on #KiénesKién, Colombia's most voted-for congressman talks about his childhood in downtown Bogotá, his father's absence, his grandfather's crucial role, his beginnings with just 70 votes, and the path that led him to become one of the most prominent voices in national politics. An interview about family, faith, consistency, education, power, and the challenges of a new political generation. Visit our website: https://www.kienyke.com 📲 Follow us on social media: Facebook:   / kienyke   Twitter:   / kienyke   Instagram:   / kienyke   TikTok:   / kienyke   Kienyke.com is a digital media outlet with the best stories, news, and information on sports, culture, entertainment, film, technology, and much more. Kienyke.com, the pleasure of knowing, seeing, and hearing more! 00:00 Interview Preview 00:34 Introduction 01:51 Daniel Briceño's Origins and Family 02:54 How His Political Journey Began 03:44 A Childhood Marked by His Father's Absence 05:09 His Grandfather as a Father Figure 07:03 The Church and the Friends Who Accompanied Him 08:32 His School Years and Discipline Problems 10:17 The School That Changed His Life 12:18 Why He Decided to Study Law 13:52 When His Grandfather Was Mistakenly Declared Dead 15:15 University and His Interest in Politics 16:31 His First Campaign: Just 70 Votes 17:06 Working in San Andresito Since Childhood 18:06 His Career on the Bogotá City Council 19:15 The Leap to Social Media 19:46 Why He Identifies with the Right 22:03 His Criticisms Within the Democratic Center 23:05 The Paloma Valencia's electoral blunder 25:01 The challenges facing the right wing and Uribismo 29:56 The origin of “Mr. SECOP” 31:59 The accusations that fueled his digital growth 33:06 His opposition to the Petro administration 34:02 The invitation from Miguel Uribe and Álvaro Uribe 35:05 His commitments as a congresswoman 37:25 Fear, guilt, and political responsibility 38:46 The end of old-style politics 39:39 A call for reconciliation 40:39 The shame of not living up to expectations 41:14 The importance of solitude 42:02 Spirituality as a guide 42:39 Final reflections and farewell