📢 JORGE LANATA ÍNTIMO: ASÍ HABLABA EL PERIODISTA SOBRE SU VIDA
👉 La triste noticia de la partida del reconocido periodista argentino y fundador de Página 12, ha conmocionado a colegas y amigos cercanos. Conocido por su estilo innovador y disruptivo en el periodismo, Lanata dejó una huella imborrable en el sector. Su legado continúa siendo una referencia para las nuevas generaciones de periodistas.
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👉 La triste noticia de la partida del reconocido periodista argentino y fundador de Página 12, ha conmocionado a colegas y amigos cercanos. Conocido por su estilo innovador y disruptivo en el periodismo, Lanata dejó una huella imborrable en el sector. Su legado continúa siendo una referencia para las nuevas generaciones de periodistas.
👉 Seguí en #QuienCuandoDonde #QCD
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00:00The street is very kind to me. It's like everyone is my cousin. It's a strange thing.
00:08Guys who smoke tell me, like this, don't smoke anymore.
00:13And you? They tell me, I pray for you. I thought that was very nice.
00:20It's like they give me a part of them.
00:23I stay to talk to people because I'm interested in people. That's why I do what I do.
00:28And I argue, and sometimes I don't argue, sometimes I don't.
00:32Sometimes they also make a fool of me and I say thank you, thank you, and I don't say anything else.
00:36And I imagine the guy thinks that night, hey, I found him in front of me and he's kind of stupid.
00:43He said thank you, thank you. No, he didn't say anything.
00:46But well, I can't think of anything to say. I'm kind of embarrassed.
00:50Sometimes the street looks more aggressive to me.
00:54There we are going through it and how he defines himself is interesting.
00:57How he saw himself, what was happening to him with the street, with the other.
01:01In these first hours and minutes that we are going through the last goodbye to Jorge Lanata,
01:07the news of his physical disappearance was known.
01:11Because everything else remains. I just even started talking.
01:14The voice, right? The voice so characteristic of these people who, as they spoke,
01:20you already began to recognize who he was.
01:22That in recent times, also when you talked in the media and you talked about a Jorge,
01:26he is one of those who was a little stolen, borrowed.
01:30When talking about a Jorge in the media, it was Lanata.
01:33Just like there is a Susana, there is a Mirta, there was a Mauro, right?
01:37There are so many who are appropriating a bit of that name of Pila.
01:42A tour that goes everywhere.
01:45Places where you can imagine.
01:48What importance does it give to the books?
01:50Because if we look at the issue of the tour in the media,
01:54there in La Gráfica, La Revista El Porteño, in Diario Página 12,
01:58and at what a young age, how young he was when he made a medium that revolutionized
02:02the graphic media of Argentina.
02:04Also Diario Crítica, I don't want to forget, even with its fateful outcome,
02:08when he disappeared, when he broke.
02:11From 25 hours on the radio, until many years later,
02:16ending up in La Nata Sin Filtros, the television products,
02:19Día D in this house in America, Ineludible, Periodismo Para Todos.
02:25So many things, so many things, that where La Nata did something,
02:29there was a current of, hey, today is La Nata, hey, today is the show,
02:33hey, it's coming out.
02:34And the books, the books, a man who was so proud of the letters,
02:38so proud, and with a little false modesty, also spoke.
02:41Well, a couple are worth it, of several that he had written.
02:44Very humble, very humble.
02:46But he had something like a showman too.
02:48You think about it, the way he dressed, how he presented himself,
02:52how he spoke, the monologues he made.
02:54And it's true, he could also be, as Luis Novarese said,
02:57he could be, I don't know, 40 minutes talking non-stop.
03:01Talking or silent, because that's where they tell you,
03:05don't let me talk, don't let me talk, don't be quiet,
03:08don't get nervous in front of the camera.
03:10Where you stay quiet, or you talk because there is a technical problem,
03:13people take the remote control and change you.
03:15He gave himself the luxury of staying silent for a lot of minutes,
03:18and no one resisted taking it out.
03:20Everyone stayed, what's going on here?
03:22Because he knew he could come out with anything.
03:24One was waiting, it was not the reaction, it was what generated.
03:27On the radio too, and on the radio too.
03:29Beyond the protest, that television, where he stayed silent for a few minutes,
03:33because they gave it to him late.
03:35Also on the radio, a man who generated climate.
03:37It was not 25, even the silences spoke.
03:40He has been a man who has made of the word,
03:43in any written or oral format, an art.
03:46But also of the silences, in some spaces,
03:48who invited for that, there in the middle of the night.
03:51When I was a showman, and monologues,
03:54and the last monologues, perhaps on Channel 13 too,
03:57when I was here in Día de...
03:59To compare it with a figure that I remember,
04:01when I was 41 years old, Tato Bores.
04:03With the differences,
04:06they went with their clear message,
04:09with a specific goal,
04:11and it reached all social strata.
04:14Jorge, throughout history, I understand,
04:17from Page 12 America,
04:19through all the channels that have passed,
04:21has always reached and penetrated all social classes,
04:24with brilliant, formidable works,
04:26and I understand that this is going to have a consequence
04:28tomorrow in the Portean legislature.
04:31I hope, no less than a farewell,
04:34a multitudinous farewell tomorrow.
04:37Yes, and a man who also has to be said,
04:39it is not the time to translate it,
04:41but a man who has also represented the crack,
04:43so much of the crack that has been reflected in the media,
04:46and that has divided ideologically and politically
04:49many Argentines.
04:51The man has also been pierced by that question.
04:56Well, let's review some reactions on social networks,
04:59where we will also brief on some of this,
05:01how they are remembering it,
05:03and then we will go back,
05:05while we continue to work live,
05:07there in the Italian hospital, in Almagro.
05:09But well, Eduardo Feiman, colleague,
05:11who also had the generosity
05:13to come out for a few minutes with us.
05:15How sad, I love you, friend.
05:17We shared the last three years on Radio Mitre,
05:19it was an honor for me, your friendship.
05:21You were key in the last 20 years of democracy.
05:23Wherever one stands, politically or ideologically,
05:25you have also been a man,
05:27from journalism and from the media,
05:29key in democracy.
05:31And Argentina thanks you,
05:33in the words of Eduardo Feiman,
05:35who also had the famous passes,
05:37in recent times.
05:39Jonathan Biale, thank you,
05:41your brilliant, bold and accurate journalism
05:43contributed to this beautiful Argentina
05:45not to fall into chavism without return.
05:47And there we also enter the crack.
05:49Thank you forever.
05:51We will try to maintain your legacy,
05:53says Jonathan Biale,
05:55there at the time of saying goodbye
05:57to Jorge Lanata.
05:59Different reactions that have been
06:01from the people of the media
06:03to also political actors,
06:05that in a while we will also be reflecting.
06:07Alfredo Leuco,
06:09go back to Alfredo Leuco,
06:11that we had him there.
06:13Well, it was not his official account,
06:15so we told the people.
06:17There where we detect that it is not his account,
06:19but we did not go in there,
06:21we stayed with the memory of Eduardo Feiman,
06:23of Jonathan Biale.
06:25And we will also go a little bit to the street,
06:27in this case from politics,
06:29the radical civic union.
06:31A few minutes ago, with pain,
06:33we said goodbye to one of the greatest
06:35journalists in our country.
06:37Jorge Lanata was a worthy man,
06:39he loved his profession
06:41and formed generations of colleagues.
06:43Talented and father of innovative projects,
06:45we will feel his absence
06:47in the news, because also
06:49in the return to democracy,
06:51being very young,
06:53but from some of his journalistic projects
06:55on Radio Belgrano,
06:57he was remembered by the great Liliana Parody.
06:59He was a man
07:01who had to be heard.
07:03Well, let's go
07:05also there
07:07to continue remembering him,
07:09but from how he perceived himself.
07:11Very interesting this space
07:13where he defines himself
07:15and we will see some questions
07:17even of his personal history.
07:29If you look at it from a personal point of view,
07:31my greatest achievement
07:33are my children.
07:35The other time
07:37they also asked me
07:39if I believed in God
07:41and I said, of course I believe, I have children.
07:45It seems to me that anyone
07:47who has children
07:49can not not believe in something,
07:51in some order, in something.
07:53It is very impressive that from the belly
07:55of a woman that comes out
07:57and that this later has destiny
07:59and that it has personality.
08:01It is very incredible that this happens.
08:03It happened to me that since I was very young
08:05I achieved much more
08:07than I had proposed.
08:09I wanted to be a seven-day editor
08:11and my dream was
08:13to live in an apartment,
08:15I lived in a house,
08:17to be a seven-day editor
08:19and I was that
08:21at 18 years old.
08:23That is, everything that happened to me
08:25later was free.
08:27I never imagined
08:29everything that happened later.
08:31If I see it from a professional point of view,
08:35I don't know, I did things that were successful
08:37and I also had failures
08:39as is natural.
08:41I don't like people to think
08:43that everything I did was...
08:45No, everything I did, there was everything.
08:47There were successes and there were failures.
08:49Well, for me it was important
08:51the page,
08:53but it was also important
08:55the IAD or PPD.
08:57What I want
08:59to be left of me,
09:01if they ever talk about me
09:03when I'm not there,
09:05is that I tried to seek
09:07as much freedom as possible.
09:09This guy was as free as he could be.