Robinson Díaz confiesa su mayor miedo, su culpa y por qué el teatro lo salva | Vanessa de la Torre

I almost didn't make it to this interview. I swear. Between motivational talks at schools and Bogotá's impossible traffic, I ended up getting out of the car and onto a motorcycle so as not to keep one of the men I most respect and admire in this country waiting. I arrived with my heart racing, but there he was: Robinson Díaz, serene, composed, and ready to bare his soul. In this episode of "How Do Men Love?", Robinson confessed to me that he feels like a "professional sufferer," we talked about why theater is his great laboratory of salvation, and how his relationship with God and the devil has marked his 60 years of life. From the secrets behind "The Exorcist" and its resounding success on stage, to that almost "stupid" sensitivity, as he himself says, that makes him cry over any little thing. It's a conversation about guilt, the double standards of our society, and, of course, about women, whom he sees as works of art. Come and see this methodical, down-to-earth, and deeply human Robinson Crusoe. Subscribe here to keep discovering these stories: https://www.youtube.com/@vanedelatorr... #vanessadelatorre #RobinsonDiaz #neighbors #howmenlove