Estuvo 8 minutos sin oxígeno y hoy llena teatros | Lucho Miranda – Don Francisco

What happens when someone who was deprived of oxygen for eight minutes at birth ends up filling theaters in different countries? In this new episode of “Vale La Pena” (It's Worth It), Don Francisco talks with Chilean comedian Lucho Miranda, who was born with cerebral palsy and was one of the thousands of children treated by the Teletón Foundation. Lucho speaks candidly about his childhood, bullying, the rehabilitation process, the moment he walked for the first time at age seven, and how the stage became his place of freedom. He also reveals how he left a stable job to dedicate himself to comedy, his experience at the Viña del Mar Festival, and how he now tours internationally in Mexico, Argentina, and other countries. But beyond success, this is a conversation about self-esteem, journeys, perseverance, and happiness. In this episode, we talk about: His cerebral palsy diagnosis and the first years of rehabilitation. Bullying and the most difficult moments of his childhood. Applause as a driving force in life. How he went from a Telethon patient to an international comedian. His relationship and his first kiss at 26. The importance of surrounding yourself with the right people. Five keys to overcoming adversity when everything seems uphill. A story of humor, resilience, and humanity that proves limitations don't define destiny. An episode that is definitely worth watching. 📢 Guest: Lucho Miranda 📲 Follow Don Francisco for more exclusive content: Instagram:   / donfranciscotv   TikTok:   / donfranciscotv   Facebook:   / donfranciscotv   LinkedIn:   / don-francisco-tv   Twitter:   / donfranciscotv