El humor de mi vida

Nobody is born prepared to die and very few are the people who finally make an adequate preparation. We are a society that lives with its back to death out of sheer terror. We avoid talking about it, we forbid ourselves to reflect on it and we systematically deny its existence, in case, in this way, we can avoid it. Let's face it, we are born, we grow, we attend countless places of commitment that we do not want to go to, some of us insane reproduce and die. This conception of death as a natural process is something that Paz Padilla has in mind, who has had to face in a matter of months the loss of two irreplaceable people: her mother and the love of her life, Antonio. Through the narration of her unique love story, the comedian and presenter shares the personal acceptance work done to accompany her husband in her last days. Her love is mixed with the cheeky humor that characterizes her to talk about death without taboos, without mincing words and without fear. die and very few are the people who finally make an adequate preparation. We are a society that lives with its back to death out of sheer terror. We avoid talking about it, we forbid ourselves to reflect on it and we systematically deny its existence, in case, in this way, we can avoid it.