November 17, 2021 • 16 mins
Nacho comes clean to Raul about his debts. Julián makes an offer that Esteban can’t refuse. Luisa confesses her dark past to Dr. Goldberg.
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Speaker 1 (00:01):
Previously on the Princess of South Beach, Maria del Garman
is falling in love with Andreas, the hot reporter with
the asthma. I know, right. Meanwhile, my fiance Raoul had
to pay off his father's debts to some dangerous mafiosos.
When we last saw Raoul, his father, Nato, had sent
(00:22):
him to drop off sixty thousand dollars at a very
sketchy place, and well it didn't turn out so great. Bobby, Bobby,
come in very quickly, quickly. Did you notice if some
dude was following you would be following me? And what
(00:43):
he's going on? You sent me to some unassuming Chinese
restaurant to drop off a briefcase full of money, which
already seems sketchy. And then a scary man with a
weird face tattoo claims you own a lot more money
and said something about feeding us to crocodiles. And now
somebody might be following me. What is happening? And were
you speaking whole? Look, I don't want to worry you worry.
I think it's a little late for that puppy. I'm
(01:05):
going to take care of this, sorry, So don't worry. Really,
I deserve to know what the hell is going on. Okay, Okay,
there's no need for yell. I'm sorry, I mean sorry. Look,
I'm going to tell you everything, but but you have
to promise me that you're going to remain called. Take
a deep breath. Okay, I'm in deep debt and and
(01:29):
not it's not with a bank, right, Okay, what do
you mean? I owe money to people who operate outside
of the law. Oh okay, wait, wait, what does that mean? Yeah,
let's let's just say I made some bad bets that
didn't pan out. Okay, I you know I don't understand.
(01:52):
But oh, for God's sake, sorry, how could I be
more clear? I owe money. It's the mob after losing
a bunch of bets, and if I don't pay them back,
they will hurt me. Okay, you're gambling again, Dad, you
promise mom? Now, don't bring mom into this. God, restress
(02:13):
whole raul. This is my problem. So but you're using
my money? Okay, your money, money, Everything you have is
because of me. That's my money. I can't believe this.
I don't even recognize you anymore. And how will I
explain this to Gloria? Huh? God? This is so embarrassing.
You are so embarrassing. Don't you care? Disrespect me? Okay,
(02:37):
I have no idea. Well I had to go through
to give you this life, the cars, the watches, the life.
It's all because of me. Yeah. Sure. Not all of
my business dealings have been legit. Okay, the vast majority
haven't been. Okay, Okay, none of them have been legit.
I'm not pretending to be a saint. I'm not proud
(02:59):
of it. How else do you think the son of
a cab driver got here in the first place on
merit alone? Merit? This is America? But aren't you an investor? Investor?
Investor is a rich person's word for gambling, Like I
take calculated risks. I put money down to make money,
(03:23):
but instead of investing in typical stuff like a mall
or a string of quiz nos, I invest in odds
miho odds. How do you think I got the money
to invest in the first place. I went into debt
with anybody who was willing to give me money. No
bank was going to loan anything to a poor man
with no credit. And look at everything I've built. I'm
(03:46):
a political advisor to the most powerful people in the world. Me. Oh, so,
don't come in here with your fancy suit, which, by
the way, I paid for to lecture me about morality. Morality,
I got my hands dirty so you wouldn't have to
go through what I went through. Instead of judging me,
(04:08):
you should be thinking me, I'm sorry about being It's
just I'm worried. You know. The only thing I need
from you is to make sure your wedding happens. Then
all our problems will go away, all of them. Is
(04:31):
the only reason you want me to marry Glory for this,
not because you want me to be happy. I'm huh,
It's really hard to be happy when you're broke. I
know you think love is all you need in this world.
(04:51):
That's because you've never really needed anything. Glory, I would
love you if all you could put on the table
was instant mac and cheese. She loves mac and cheese.
Gloria doesn't just love you. She loves you with money,
with connections, with the membership at the country club. Gloria
(05:15):
loves you because you live in her world. I gave
you the keys to that world. So don't you dare
effort disrespect me again. Wow, Natro you didn't hold back,
(05:35):
did you. I guess it's true what they say, more money,
more problems, or I guess this is no money, more problems. Anyways,
where's the stave on? Ah See? After his last meeting
with his old friends and campaign donor Julian, they agreed
to meet again at the yacht club. What I wouldn't
do for a lobster roll? They are to die for?
(06:06):
What was that French girl's name? The one that transferred
was hard? All the boys were c and she only
had eyes for you, the head of the model you see,
model you are. I was a panty dropper, just bloomers
(06:27):
everywhere like you. Oh man, Sophia another stand groupie. Did
you ever go Yeah, high school? You know it was
a long time ago. Yea. And let's have for the memories, yeah, Stern,
(06:51):
I know when you eventually become mayor, you'll have access
to a lot of places and a lot of people. Huh.
And let's cut to the chase. Huh. I've invited you
here today to make it clear that I want to
be a part of this. What is this? Oh oh,
that's a lot of money, Jung, This's is really not necessary.
(07:14):
The first round of funding was already so generous. It
is good, yes, but that was for the campaign and
this this is for you. No, no, and you know,
if you win, there's a lot move where that came from.
Oh wow, See, I really do appreciate it. But it's
it's not necessary. I mean, we are called their owns
(07:36):
after all. You don't have to pretend with an old friend.
I know the call their own's. Fortune is big, but
not big enough to cover the past decades of spending
and your campaign. It's not an endless well no, it's huge.
It's a big but you know, some business ventures haven't
been as lucrative as we affected, and the cost to
maintain the property, the lifestyle is steep. But we're doing fine,
(08:00):
more than fine. I don't want you to be just fine.
This is nothing, especially considering the money we'll make working together.
Let's Tosa to the future mayor of Miami. Salute, salute.
I have a lot of them I could pay for.
I could pay for this lunch. Ah. Yes, Stevan, don't
(08:22):
you know that people don't give you money without expecting
something in return. I wonder what Juleian will ask from
you in the future. And now let's see how everything
is going for Louisa at the hairdresser aka her therapist,
doctor Goldberg. So how have you been feeling this week? Louisa? Ah, Well,
(08:47):
you know, my life is as usual perfect after all,
I am Luisa Calderon. Luisa, can we please skip this part? Well,
there's nothing wrong with my life. But I mean, you
know how we were talking about them. I the bauma, kauma, trauma,
(09:10):
So that's it? Do you mean the trauma of having
a father who never showed you any sort of affection
and made you feel insecure about living in your own skin?
Cec all that nonsense. I wanted to ask you about
another trauma of a friend of mine, a friend, my friend,
my friend fred Frieda Frieda. Huh what a coincidence? Your
(09:34):
friend is named Frieda? Like the Frida Cala painting that's
behind my desk, which you're currently staring at. The father
that I never noticed that painting before? Well, I know,
my friend Frida confessed to me that maybe she has
some trauma relating to something morally questionable. She might have
done some old nineteen years ago. It's something that even
(09:56):
though she acts like it doesn't bother her, still home,
sir every night in her dreams. Is that also considered trauma? Well,
it depends what happened to Frieda, my friend. Yes, Frida,
your friend Woice. Maybe she let someone die to maybe
(10:18):
take their baby, and now maybe she's living her life
feeling somewhat guilty about it. Are you asking if killing
somebody and stealing their baby is considered trauma? No? No, no no,
bet she didn't kill someone per se, She just let
her die basically the same thing. No, no, it is not.
(10:41):
But can you answer my question? Is that also considered
trauma for my friend Frieda? Oh? If your friend Frieda
is in a total sociopath and is capable of empathy
towards others, then yes, I'd say that killing someone letting
them die is a very severe form of trauma for anyone.
(11:03):
That's why I'm afraid that maybe Frieda is a sociopath.
She lets someone die, steals their baby, and now she
feels envy towards her daughter, who is born with the
beauty and grace that I never I never think Frieda had. Louisa,
I've been seeing you for years. I know you. You're
(11:25):
a little difficult, but you're not a sociopath. This isn't
about me, it's about my friend fred Fine. Fine, Frieda
isn't And for the record, what you just told me
is very serious, Lisa, very very serious. No, due to
patient doctor confidentiality, I'm not going to share this with anyone,
(11:48):
but I will say I think your friend Frieda should
talk about this openly with her therapist and consider going
to the police immediately. Luisa, why neither you nor Freda
can't carry this guilt forever? I don't know if I
(12:12):
should feel bad for Luisa or if she just deserves
all of this. But if there's one thing that has
become obvious, it's that Maria Delcartament isn't the only one
hiding a big secret. And while some people are learning
from their mistakes, others don't learn their lesson hate lovers.
(12:36):
It's me Tatiana. Obviously. Did you catch team with Tatiana
this week? No? Will you miss juicy updates on our
favorite family, the Calderose. The electoral race is still proving
(12:57):
to be an intense rollercoaster of emotions. The strongest candidate
is still a StEB On Calderone. Would you vote for him?
He drives to every meeting in his suv. Lincoln Aviator
GT and that, in my book, makes him a more
captivating candidate than the rest. Can't wait to see how
(13:19):
this all plays out. All right, that's it for now,
but be sure to tune in next time for more
scandalous rumors about the Calderones on the next tea with Tatiana. Hello,
(13:53):
I've been waiting to go back for I have everything.
Wait wait wait wait wait, slow down, what do you mean? Okay, no,
give me a second. Let me find something to write on.
Uh are you absolutely sure? Yes, I'm sure CCC no, No,
I'm writing it down. Fifth race horse name be On
(14:17):
Trotsky and the jockey is cool. Cool. Thanks, thanks and
man much much appreciated. Thank you. This is exactly what
I needed. I nacho, na, what are we going to
(14:40):
do with you? You really haven't learned a thing. If
you're enjoying Princess of South Beach, please subscribe, rate, and
review our show wherever you're listening. The Princess of South
Beach is a production of I Hearts Michaelcast Network and
created and directed by Jasmine Romero. Written by Jasmine Romero
(15:03):
and Joanna Houseman, with help from Daniela Serkis, Monisa Hendrix
and Christian Hatar, produced by Luis Ordo Castillo. Executive produced
by Conal Byrne and Giselle Bances for iHeart by Joanna Housman,
and by Jasmine Romero and Joshua Weinstein for Sonaro. Performances
in this episode by Rachel Zegler, Raoulas Barza, Danny Pino,
(15:24):
Andy Bustillos, Gina Torres, Laura Gomez, and Danny Bolero. Our
production manager is Gerensachaitis. Recording and engineering by Emiliano Quintaner
with sound designed by Edwin Irigoyen, Cassandra Tinajo, Andres Bayena,
Diego Medina and Andres Coronado. Assistant sound designed by Eric Sinteno.
Casting and coordination by Andres Chaitis Folly by Samantha Gonzalez.
(15:48):
Song our theme song and original music by Rodrigo Garcia,
Roles and Charlie Hernandez Icamosa, Singo Da Lama, Scottish Montica,
Sila Princesses s Scientica, You Wish Bitch,
Previously on the Princess of South Beach, Maria del Garman
is falling in love with Andreas, the hot reporter with
the asthma. I know, right. Meanwhile, my fiance Raoul had
to pay off his father's debts to some dangerous mafiosos.
When we last saw Raoul, his father, Nato, had sent
(00:22):
him to drop off sixty thousand dollars at a very
sketchy place, and well it didn't turn out so great. Bobby, Bobby,
come in very quickly, quickly. Did you notice if some
dude was following you would be following me? And what
(00:43):
he's going on? You sent me to some unassuming Chinese
restaurant to drop off a briefcase full of money, which
already seems sketchy. And then a scary man with a
weird face tattoo claims you own a lot more money
and said something about feeding us to crocodiles. And now
somebody might be following me. What is happening? And were
you speaking whole? Look, I don't want to worry you worry.
I think it's a little late for that puppy. I'm
(01:05):
going to take care of this, sorry, So don't worry. Really,
I deserve to know what the hell is going on. Okay, Okay,
there's no need for yell. I'm sorry, I mean sorry. Look,
I'm going to tell you everything, but but you have
to promise me that you're going to remain called. Take
a deep breath. Okay, I'm in deep debt and and
(01:29):
not it's not with a bank, right, Okay, what do
you mean? I owe money to people who operate outside
of the law. Oh okay, wait, wait, what does that mean? Yeah,
let's let's just say I made some bad bets that
didn't pan out. Okay, I you know I don't understand.
(01:52):
But oh, for God's sake, sorry, how could I be
more clear? I owe money. It's the mob after losing
a bunch of bets, and if I don't pay them back,
they will hurt me. Okay, you're gambling again, Dad, you
promise mom? Now, don't bring mom into this. God, restress
(02:13):
whole raul. This is my problem. So but you're using
my money? Okay, your money, money, Everything you have is
because of me. That's my money. I can't believe this.
I don't even recognize you anymore. And how will I
explain this to Gloria? Huh? God? This is so embarrassing.
You are so embarrassing. Don't you care? Disrespect me? Okay,
(02:37):
I have no idea. Well I had to go through
to give you this life, the cars, the watches, the life.
It's all because of me. Yeah. Sure. Not all of
my business dealings have been legit. Okay, the vast majority
haven't been. Okay, Okay, none of them have been legit.
I'm not pretending to be a saint. I'm not proud
(02:59):
of it. How else do you think the son of
a cab driver got here in the first place on
merit alone? Merit? This is America? But aren't you an investor? Investor?
Investor is a rich person's word for gambling, Like I
take calculated risks. I put money down to make money,
(03:23):
but instead of investing in typical stuff like a mall
or a string of quiz nos, I invest in odds
miho odds. How do you think I got the money
to invest in the first place. I went into debt
with anybody who was willing to give me money. No
bank was going to loan anything to a poor man
with no credit. And look at everything I've built. I'm
(03:46):
a political advisor to the most powerful people in the world. Me. Oh, so,
don't come in here with your fancy suit, which, by
the way, I paid for to lecture me about morality. Morality,
I got my hands dirty so you wouldn't have to
go through what I went through. Instead of judging me,
(04:08):
you should be thinking me, I'm sorry about being It's
just I'm worried. You know. The only thing I need
from you is to make sure your wedding happens. Then
all our problems will go away, all of them. Is
(04:31):
the only reason you want me to marry Glory for this,
not because you want me to be happy. I'm huh,
It's really hard to be happy when you're broke. I
know you think love is all you need in this world.
(04:51):
That's because you've never really needed anything. Glory, I would
love you if all you could put on the table
was instant mac and cheese. She loves mac and cheese.
Gloria doesn't just love you. She loves you with money,
with connections, with the membership at the country club. Gloria
(05:15):
loves you because you live in her world. I gave
you the keys to that world. So don't you dare
effort disrespect me again. Wow, Natro you didn't hold back,
(05:35):
did you. I guess it's true what they say, more money,
more problems, or I guess this is no money, more problems. Anyways,
where's the stave on? Ah See? After his last meeting
with his old friends and campaign donor Julian, they agreed
to meet again at the yacht club. What I wouldn't
do for a lobster roll? They are to die for?
(06:06):
What was that French girl's name? The one that transferred
was hard? All the boys were c and she only
had eyes for you, the head of the model you see,
model you are. I was a panty dropper, just bloomers
(06:27):
everywhere like you. Oh man, Sophia another stand groupie. Did
you ever go Yeah, high school? You know it was
a long time ago. Yea. And let's have for the memories, yeah, Stern,
(06:51):
I know when you eventually become mayor, you'll have access
to a lot of places and a lot of people. Huh.
And let's cut to the chase. Huh. I've invited you
here today to make it clear that I want to
be a part of this. What is this? Oh oh,
that's a lot of money, Jung, This's is really not necessary.
(07:14):
The first round of funding was already so generous. It
is good, yes, but that was for the campaign and
this this is for you. No, no, and you know,
if you win, there's a lot move where that came from.
Oh wow, See, I really do appreciate it. But it's
it's not necessary. I mean, we are called their owns
(07:36):
after all. You don't have to pretend with an old friend.
I know the call their own's. Fortune is big, but
not big enough to cover the past decades of spending
and your campaign. It's not an endless well no, it's huge.
It's a big but you know, some business ventures haven't
been as lucrative as we affected, and the cost to
maintain the property, the lifestyle is steep. But we're doing fine,
(08:00):
more than fine. I don't want you to be just fine.
This is nothing, especially considering the money we'll make working together.
Let's Tosa to the future mayor of Miami. Salute, salute.
I have a lot of them I could pay for.
I could pay for this lunch. Ah. Yes, Stevan, don't
(08:22):
you know that people don't give you money without expecting
something in return. I wonder what Juleian will ask from
you in the future. And now let's see how everything
is going for Louisa at the hairdresser aka her therapist,
doctor Goldberg. So how have you been feeling this week? Louisa? Ah, Well,
(08:47):
you know, my life is as usual perfect after all,
I am Luisa Calderon. Luisa, can we please skip this part? Well,
there's nothing wrong with my life. But I mean, you
know how we were talking about them. I the bauma, kauma, trauma,
(09:10):
So that's it? Do you mean the trauma of having
a father who never showed you any sort of affection
and made you feel insecure about living in your own skin?
Cec all that nonsense. I wanted to ask you about
another trauma of a friend of mine, a friend, my friend,
my friend fred Frieda Frieda. Huh what a coincidence? Your
(09:34):
friend is named Frieda? Like the Frida Cala painting that's
behind my desk, which you're currently staring at. The father
that I never noticed that painting before? Well, I know,
my friend Frida confessed to me that maybe she has
some trauma relating to something morally questionable. She might have
done some old nineteen years ago. It's something that even
(09:56):
though she acts like it doesn't bother her, still home,
sir every night in her dreams. Is that also considered trauma? Well,
it depends what happened to Frieda, my friend. Yes, Frida,
your friend Woice. Maybe she let someone die to maybe
(10:18):
take their baby, and now maybe she's living her life
feeling somewhat guilty about it. Are you asking if killing
somebody and stealing their baby is considered trauma? No? No, no no,
bet she didn't kill someone per se, She just let
her die basically the same thing. No, no, it is not.
(10:41):
But can you answer my question? Is that also considered
trauma for my friend Frieda? Oh? If your friend Frieda
is in a total sociopath and is capable of empathy
towards others, then yes, I'd say that killing someone letting
them die is a very severe form of trauma for anyone.
(11:03):
That's why I'm afraid that maybe Frieda is a sociopath.
She lets someone die, steals their baby, and now she
feels envy towards her daughter, who is born with the
beauty and grace that I never I never think Frieda had. Louisa,
I've been seeing you for years. I know you. You're
(11:25):
a little difficult, but you're not a sociopath. This isn't
about me, it's about my friend fred Fine. Fine, Frieda
isn't And for the record, what you just told me
is very serious, Lisa, very very serious. No, due to
patient doctor confidentiality, I'm not going to share this with anyone,
(11:48):
but I will say I think your friend Frieda should
talk about this openly with her therapist and consider going
to the police immediately. Luisa, why neither you nor Freda
can't carry this guilt forever? I don't know if I
(12:12):
should feel bad for Luisa or if she just deserves
all of this. But if there's one thing that has
become obvious, it's that Maria Delcartament isn't the only one
hiding a big secret. And while some people are learning
from their mistakes, others don't learn their lesson hate lovers.
(12:36):
It's me Tatiana. Obviously. Did you catch team with Tatiana
this week? No? Will you miss juicy updates on our
favorite family, the Calderose. The electoral race is still proving
(12:57):
to be an intense rollercoaster of emotions. The strongest candidate
is still a StEB On Calderone. Would you vote for him?
He drives to every meeting in his suv. Lincoln Aviator
GT and that, in my book, makes him a more
captivating candidate than the rest. Can't wait to see how
(13:19):
this all plays out. All right, that's it for now,
but be sure to tune in next time for more
scandalous rumors about the Calderones on the next tea with Tatiana. Hello,
(13:53):
I've been waiting to go back for I have everything.
Wait wait wait wait wait, slow down, what do you mean? Okay, no,
give me a second. Let me find something to write on.
Uh are you absolutely sure? Yes, I'm sure CCC no, No,
I'm writing it down. Fifth race horse name be On
(14:17):
Trotsky and the jockey is cool. Cool. Thanks, thanks and
man much much appreciated. Thank you. This is exactly what
I needed. I nacho, na, what are we going to
(14:40):
do with you? You really haven't learned a thing. If
you're enjoying Princess of South Beach, please subscribe, rate, and
review our show wherever you're listening. The Princess of South
Beach is a production of I Hearts Michaelcast Network and
created and directed by Jasmine Romero. Written by Jasmine Romero
(15:03):
and Joanna Houseman, with help from Daniela Serkis, Monisa Hendrix
and Christian Hatar, produced by Luis Ordo Castillo. Executive produced
by Conal Byrne and Giselle Bances for iHeart by Joanna Housman,
and by Jasmine Romero and Joshua Weinstein for Sonaro. Performances
in this episode by Rachel Zegler, Raoulas Barza, Danny Pino,
(15:24):
Andy Bustillos, Gina Torres, Laura Gomez, and Danny Bolero. Our
production manager is Gerensachaitis. Recording and engineering by Emiliano Quintaner
with sound designed by Edwin Irigoyen, Cassandra Tinajo, Andres Bayena,
Diego Medina and Andres Coronado. Assistant sound designed by Eric Sinteno.
Casting and coordination by Andres Chaitis Folly by Samantha Gonzalez.
(15:48):
Song our theme song and original music by Rodrigo Garcia,
Roles and Charlie Hernandez Icamosa, Singo Da Lama, Scottish Montica,
Sila Princesses s Scientica, You Wish Bitch,
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