Speaker 1: From executive producers Daniel Ramidez and myself Eva Longoria. Sisters
Speaker 1: of the Underground tells the powerful story of the Meat
Speaker 1: about sisters, real life Latinas who sacrificed everything for the
Speaker 1: fight for freedom, your children nearby and thinking about them
Speaker 1: and every generation after him as I love you, Adela, Adela, yeah,
Speaker 1: your meal, you are so tall now almost head. I know,
Speaker 1: I know, and we will celebrate your birthday in good
Speaker 1: all the Dominican style. Mommy, come on, let me help
Speaker 1: you with the big sukis wow if we're oh, my god,
Speaker 1: is quite a heavy lord Uka here for a week.
Speaker 1: I brought the books that you asked for, Glassy Melinya,
Speaker 1: I need them to coach my students this spring. You
Speaker 1: know you're helping me educate the next generation of Dominican lawyers,
Speaker 1: just like you. Okay, buckle up. The traffic is always
Speaker 1: bad around here. It will be a while before we
Speaker 1: get to go. M lelant. Wow, that last time you visited,
Speaker 1: you were just a little girl. I think there is
Speaker 1: six week no four. Well, this will be your room.
Speaker 1: I'll leave your su kiss here. You can put your
Speaker 1: clothes in that dresser right there, and you can hang
Speaker 1: anything you want in that closet. Wow, this closet is
Speaker 1: so big. What are all these boxes? Oh right, right,
Speaker 1: I forgot I put those there. Well, those are letters
Speaker 1: from my mother to my father. I must be old,
Speaker 1: almost as old as I am. Can I read that?
Speaker 1: Of course? It just be careful nea more. Oh no,
Speaker 1: astri kenostros Stamospien said the ustatus. It's hard to read
Speaker 1: his handwriting. Damn it. Yes, I'll read it to you.
Speaker 1: Remember they can separate our bodies, but not our spirits.
Speaker 1: We survived eleven days in La Couarenta what's laquedenta? Guarenta
Speaker 1: was through he just secret prison, the de Corwah, Well,
Speaker 1: I've told you about him. He was the leader of
Speaker 1: the Dominican Republic for many, many years, but he was
Speaker 1: cruel to his people, a dictator. The Guardina was a
Speaker 1: scary place where tru took anyone who stood up to him.
Speaker 1: Horrible things happened there, So Grandpa man Nola was sent there.
Speaker 1: See me, Ma Foy, He and you're my mommy tried
Speaker 1: to save the Dominican people and became his enemies. Your
Speaker 1: grandpa wrote this letter when he was a prisoner there.
Speaker 1: It must have been very brave. Can I keep it? Well?
Speaker 1: I can make you a copy if you want. But
Speaker 1: all of these letters belong in the museum, you know,
Speaker 1: the house what a me and her sisters grew up.
Speaker 1: It's a museum now, who yes, it's called like Casa
Speaker 1: mussel Ermanas Miraba. Can we go there, Claudo? Of course,
Speaker 1: I think you're old enough now. My aunt that day
Speaker 1: always said that this story has to be told by
Speaker 1: everyone to everyone. You know why? Uh? No, so it
Speaker 1: never happens again. They are definitely following us, you know.
Speaker 1: Put if you hurry up? You know, these roads are
Speaker 1: the worst used to meet Ruffino. Isn't there a back
Speaker 1: way but by the Luis's farmicult? They wan't you girls dead?
Speaker 1: You know that, right, Rufino. If they were to kill me,
Speaker 1: I would live and flex my arms. Ever wronger even
Speaker 1: from my grade? But this is are you okay? Oh
Speaker 1: my god? Was it one of your nightmares again? Yes?
Speaker 1: You were too many books? No no, no, this wasn't
Speaker 1: from my books. I think I think these dreams are
Speaker 1: trying to tell me something. Wow, Like I always say,
Speaker 1: if you put your bad dreams in the hands of
Speaker 1: the Lord, he will make them sweeter. M Okay, all
Speaker 1: talked in but sometimes I wake up because I have
Speaker 1: bad dreams. Well, my room is right across from yours.
Speaker 1: If you get scared, you can crawl in bed with me. Okay, okay, Dea. Yes.
Speaker 1: What were they like and her sisters? I wish I
Speaker 1: got to meet them. Oh, you would have loved them,
Speaker 1: and they would have loved you. You know that. My
Speaker 1: mommy also had bad dreams sometimes too, just like you.
Speaker 1: But they loved each other very much. Mommy and her sisters.
Speaker 1: They took good care of each other. The year was
Speaker 1: nine seven. The Mirror Bows lived in the town of
Speaker 1: oh They are one and family was their life. My grandmother,
Speaker 1: Mamma Chair, was the best cook ever. Patria was the oldest,
Speaker 1: she must have been about thirteen. Then she was the
Speaker 1: holy one, very smart, very neat, very religious. They was
Speaker 1: a year younger. She took after Mama Chair and helped
Speaker 1: her on the family farm. Now, on the other hand, Nerva,
Speaker 1: my mother was just a left and already very strong,
Speaker 1: willed and well read. Nobody could tell her what to do,
Speaker 1: not even you. Maria. Theresa was the baby. She was spunky.
Speaker 1: They used to call her matte for short. And then
Speaker 1: of course there was done in rick Chair's husband and
Speaker 1: the girl's father. I never got to meet him. He
Speaker 1: was kind, then hard working. He was the one who
Speaker 1: turned the family farm into a successful produce business. A
Speaker 1: gentleman through and through literal, Rafael through continues to make
Speaker 1: good on his promises to the nation. In the ceremony
Speaker 1: this afternoon, he will inaugurate his newest infrastructure initiatives. Then
Speaker 1: the highway will provide us mo new road to the
Speaker 1: country's prosperous future. Lordly through throughs voy my voice, get
Speaker 1: your nose out of that book and help set the
Speaker 1: table your father's way. So how was your day? Girls? Good?
Speaker 1: They at the shop? We sold a lot today. Daddy,
Speaker 1: that restaurant in Salzeto took almost all the tomatoes. Do
Speaker 1: we have more coming? I see tomorrow I'll be bringing
Speaker 1: more tomatoes and fresh avocados from Santiago. I hope you
Speaker 1: got some play into I did I play oo dostress
Speaker 1: telling that is with math in the backyard. But I
Speaker 1: fell and scrutch and now I went to church. Ok okay, okay,
Speaker 1: what about you? Minerva? Just read all day as usual?
Speaker 1: Anything worth sharing? Actually? Yes? In India, a man named
Speaker 1: Gandhi is trying to make the country independent from the British. Listen,
Speaker 1: remember that all through history there have been tyrants and
Speaker 1: murderers that for a time seemed invincible, but in the
Speaker 1: end they always fall. Always. Those are some serious words.
Speaker 1: Be careful who you talk to about, Mr Gandhi, and
Speaker 1: don't get any big ideas. Why not I want big ideas.
Speaker 1: I want something better for myself when I grow up.
Speaker 1: What do you mean you want something better? You girls
Speaker 1: have everything here and how the aga? Of course we
Speaker 1: do here, But I want to go to university, see
Speaker 1: the world and maybe even become a lawyer one day,
Speaker 1: like Gandhi. Enough of that. All you need to learn
Speaker 1: me how for now is how to cook and so
Speaker 1: you girls can read all you like. But leaving our
Speaker 1: home to go to a university, I won't have it.
Speaker 1: It's too dangerous and that's not something young ladies to
Speaker 1: look at. Patria, she wants to become a nun. You
Speaker 1: should consider that too, fine, then I'll be like Santa.
Speaker 1: She wrote about women's liberty. She says that the world
Speaker 1: has us cornered into the system that oppresses and controls us.
Speaker 1: Don't you want your daughters to be free, and of
Speaker 1: course he did don't and Cricket did allow Mommy Patrian
Speaker 1: did it to attend the prestigious private school called collect Conception,
Speaker 1: although he worried all the time for their safety. But
Speaker 1: why they were just scoling to school? Well, Menina, the
Speaker 1: world was different then, especially here in the d Are.
Speaker 1: It may be hard for you to imagine life on
Speaker 1: their dictator, but people lived in fear. Anyone suspected of
Speaker 1: not supporting precedent Throuha could be punished, and he has
Speaker 1: spies everywhere. Many people in the country loved him and
Speaker 1: thought he was a great leader, and some even prospered
Speaker 1: under his rule, or at least at first. But deep
Speaker 1: down he really wanted control, especially over women, and the
Speaker 1: Midrabal family saw this first hand. In night, Buenos Dias
Speaker 1: and Alisma, your paper and Coffee. He just surrounded himself
Speaker 1: with people who would never dare defy him, like his
Speaker 1: vice president Manuel. God, damn it, this scuff is too
Speaker 1: hot this group. Let me help you with that sting.
Speaker 1: Don't touch me. Just get my front Dona suit right away,
Speaker 1: halfy red tie or black? Do I look like I'm
Speaker 1: attending a funeral? Today read it is. How's it going
Speaker 1: at the border. We've increased military presence in all provinces.
Speaker 1: No one can leave or enter the country from Haiti
Speaker 1: without a state issued ID. Very good. What are the headlines? Well?
Speaker 1: Al Caius front page says they had at least more
Speaker 1: opens Dominican doors to Jewish refugees. Called them and make
Speaker 1: sure they correct that it's one hundred thousand white refugees.
Speaker 1: There to be no doubt that I am the true
Speaker 1: savior of this nation. Those Domnicanos have plenty to be
Speaker 1: grateful for. They do and they know it. Commander, give
Speaker 1: me my compact here it is happy m This powder
Speaker 1: doesn't match my skin. Sorry, we'll find something lighter for you, sir.
Speaker 1: The lighter the skin, the more appealing he thought he
Speaker 1: would be. And as he painted on the face he
Speaker 1: presented to the public, the president was revealing who he
Speaker 1: really was. A predator and his prey, the beautiful daughters
Speaker 1: of prestigious families. How are we doing with a young
Speaker 1: girl that I liked himself? Say though she'll be at
Speaker 1: the school today, she'll be yours by lunchtime. Your car
Speaker 1: leaves in an hour. Very well, it was independence thing
Speaker 1: the Dominican Republic, a day of celebration all over the country.
Speaker 1: Yeah to Salas. Breakfast is served, girls, girls, ban see Mommy,
Speaker 1: we heard you. Man, Mommy, I'm too nervous. Nami. Come on,
Speaker 1: it's a coool play, not a Hollywood movie. Go put
Speaker 1: your custom on. Bama's come. I just finished showing it. Okay, Bama. Wow,
Speaker 1: you make a beautiful flag. And remember it's the symbol
Speaker 1: of our independence. Okay, turn around. Oh my god, it's perfect, Patria.
Speaker 1: Do you think when they will go to college and
Speaker 1: get to study law. You are the strongest person I know.
Speaker 1: You can do anything you want. Thank your mama. Turn
Speaker 1: on the radio. The music will distract me. One of yours,
Speaker 1: I'll say, and Happy Independence Day to the great nation
Speaker 1: of the Dominican Republic. Here's a song to get you
Speaker 1: in the mood for celebrating. So sublo. Okay, so what
Speaker 1: color lipstick? Red? Mommy is going to punish me the
Speaker 1: collect Okay, Yeah, I love it. Okay killing Patrian. Mommy
Speaker 1: had been in school for more than a year. By
Speaker 1: this time. The girls had all heard about it heaven,
Speaker 1: but nothing would prepare thirteen year old Mommy for her
Speaker 1: first encounter with the tyrant ladies and gentlemen, students and parents.
Speaker 1: As your Reverend mother, it is an honor and such
Speaker 1: a privilege on this Independence Day to welcome a very
Speaker 1: special guest, Our Hander Alissimo and the Benefactor of the
Speaker 1: Dominican Republic, Raphael True Molina. I'm happy to be here
Speaker 1: celebrating our Independence Day with this next generation. Education and
Speaker 1: religion teaches us that being a true Dominican citizen involves
Speaker 1: following our Catholic favor, uner in our Spanish heritage, and
Speaker 1: demonstrating loyalty toward nation. On this day we celebrate our
Speaker 1: country and our founding fathers. Let us never forget our
Speaker 1: true Domina. Backstage, Mommy and her best friend Lena Lovaton,
Speaker 1: We're getting ready. What a day, Lena? Are you excited?
Speaker 1: Glaro bva tru Higo and Benefactor. I wonder if we'll
Speaker 1: get to meet him in person? Boy, I hope so nervo,
Speaker 1: How do I look? You look great? Nerva? As always,
Speaker 1: at least you don't have to play a man. A
Speaker 1: founding father and Assimo, we are delighted to have you
Speaker 1: with us today. Our students have been preparing a show
Speaker 1: just for you. Just wait till they hear you sing
Speaker 1: break a leg here I go. He's the same. He
Speaker 1: then one of us most lud lorio soapendo. Lena was
Speaker 1: beautiful and a talented singer through here was captivated by Lena.
Speaker 1: That's good, isn't it? No Giva, she was acquitting year
Speaker 1: old schoolgirl. Thro was a dirty old man, but she
Speaker 1: was dazzled by him. Ninia thing. You know after the
Speaker 1: play through you asked to visit Lena backstage and no
Speaker 1: one ever saw her again. Well where did she go
Speaker 1: to one of his secret hideouts where he kept girls
Speaker 1: like her apart from everyone? Wasn't she too young to
Speaker 1: be angel? No? No, not like black Guarina. It was
Speaker 1: a little different than a prison. Yah. Yeah, you know,
Speaker 1: maybe you are still too young for the story. Please?
Speaker 1: How can I put this? What happened to Lena also
Speaker 1: happened to many other beautiful and smart school girls in
Speaker 1: the country. They had all been brought up to Revere
Speaker 1: Trito and they became his possessions. Oh so came back,
Speaker 1: that's right. After Lena disappeared, Mammy started to see who
Speaker 1: this man really was, and her anger grew as she
Speaker 1: became older. But it would be a while before anyone
Speaker 1: took action to stop these crimes. Mostly, the nineties were
Speaker 1: pretty good to les. Mirable Dia Patria got married to
Speaker 1: Pedro Gonzalez and the other day married him Fernandez. Maria
Speaker 1: Theresa continued her studies. The family lived in relative peace
Speaker 1: for a while. Still, Mommy was becoming more outspoken about
Speaker 1: religious regime, and one afternoon, nearly ten years after Man
Speaker 1: of us first encounter with the dictator, things started to change. Matty,
Speaker 1: be careful on that bike. You're going to run right
Speaker 1: into my bed of roses. Sorry, Mommy, they look so beautiful. Enrique,
Speaker 1: who is this? Are you expecting someone? I do not
Speaker 1: worry chair. Good morning, Mr Mayor, Good morning, Or brings
Speaker 1: you out this fine day to our corner of the world.
Speaker 1: President Republica requests your presence at his ball this evening tonight.
Speaker 1: We appreciate a special honor, truly, Mayor. But God, it
Speaker 1: smells like heaven. People know when to show up at
Speaker 1: the Mirabile house twelve on that that went Papa. Ever,
Speaker 1: the hospitable men would invite them in by strel lunchtime.
Speaker 1: Mm hmmm, this chicken is delicious, Dona, what in the
Speaker 1: world is in this. My daughter Neva made it. Wow,
Speaker 1: you're ready to get married. I'd rather be studying law.
Speaker 1: Why don't we toast our guests for his leadership? And
Speaker 1: oh no, not me? This is all He is leading
Speaker 1: our nation to prosperity in the face of world crisis,
Speaker 1: and he wants to recognize important members of the community.
Speaker 1: You are all part of this effort. That is why
Speaker 1: he wishes to have you be his guests this evening.
Speaker 1: That is very good of him. But we I noticed
Speaker 1: you don't have a portrait of him. I'll have to
Speaker 1: bring one with me next time I come. All Dominicans
Speaker 1: should honor him as he continues to protect and look
Speaker 1: after us. I so you do have a cross at
Speaker 1: least salute viso? What about me? Neva? Did she toast him?
Speaker 1: Did you think my mom would ever toast to that tyrant?
Speaker 1: Raise your glass? I can't my risk heart from season
Speaker 1: in the Chicken Poppy. Well, I must get going. I
Speaker 1: assure you this is your party you won't want to miss.
Speaker 1: We expect to see you tonight. M Doosio. Please, Dad,
Speaker 1: you've never believed in any of that. There's no way
Speaker 1: I'm going to that party. We don't have a choice.
Speaker 1: Maybe we tell them that the car broke down, or
Speaker 1: that me ned sick. I worked hard to build a family,
Speaker 1: business and a comfortable home. I can't risk losing all
Speaker 1: of this by offending Throo thru Higo better watch out
Speaker 1: and not offend him, or he might start to cry.
Speaker 1: See how much people will respect him? Then by yeah
Speaker 1: and not girls mean advice, right, Enrique, We'll be losing
Speaker 1: more if we give into thrus orders. We know what
Speaker 1: he's like. They could be at risk. We'll all be
Speaker 1: together and I will look after them. Clara, mama, and
Speaker 1: we have husbands. Remember Pedrito can joined too, and himTo
Speaker 1: can drive tomb in And I'll finally get to where
Speaker 1: that red dress I got from the Serious catalog. I
Speaker 1: can't believe this is what you're thinking about right now,
Speaker 1: what it's been collecting death since I ordered it. I
Speaker 1: want to show it off. I give up. And this
Speaker 1: from a woman who's going to be a nun, h
Speaker 1: give me. It's gonna be all right. You know what
Speaker 1: those parties are really all about. Man, he's just looking
Speaker 1: for his next victim. She wall back down. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: I'll never let anything happen to any of my daughters.
Speaker 1: Don't you trust me? It's him that will never trust
Speaker 1: The sooner we leave, the faster will get this command
Speaker 1: performance over with. I guess you look like Maria Montez
Speaker 1: in the Mystery of Maria Fagette. I want to wear
Speaker 1: a big dress, Mommy. Can I go to the fista too? Please?
Speaker 1: For the third time, No, consider yourself lucky. Mate. Look,
Speaker 1: I'm almost as tall as in these hills right, yes, almost,
Speaker 1: But they look very uncomfortable, especially knowing you the dancing queen.
Speaker 1: Remember no dancing with strange man, and don't take any drinks.
Speaker 1: Stay off for you either. Don't you read Viado without me? Tonight?
Speaker 1: Promise Inky, Promise, girls, We're going to be late. Wow,
Speaker 1: you both look stunning. God help us. That October night,
Speaker 1: Lastia Patria and their husband's him to Perrito accompanied Mamma
Speaker 1: Abuela to what would later be remembered as the Notorious
Speaker 1: Party of San Cristova. They arrived after he just now
Speaker 1: shiny hotel, the extravagant Casa Boring. It wasn't unusual for
Speaker 1: him to throw lavish affairs honoring distinguished families, but these
Speaker 1: parties were nothing but staged opportunities to say those young women,
Speaker 1: this is it ready, Yes, stand up straight to day,
Speaker 1: don't slouch. I am standing straight. And remember when he
Speaker 1: announces your name, you must bow and smile politely. Okay, Dad.
Speaker 1: The outdoor patio was bustling with the elite families of
Speaker 1: Sunsettle and m table. Here's our table, Helma. Look at
Speaker 1: all these people phoning on it, heaving. I don't believe
Speaker 1: we have to be in we never you know, we
Speaker 1: have to at least make a show of cooperating or
Speaker 1: who knows what he will do. Ladies and gentlemen, please
Speaker 1: welcome the President of the REPUBLICA and Alicia, doctor Raphaellionia's
Speaker 1: true here, Molina. Look at him? Look at him? Are
Speaker 1: puffed up in his unison with all his undsers medals.
Speaker 1: He thinks he's a god. Please, someone could hear, and
Speaker 1: they'll certainly notice that you're not clapping. I've already come
Speaker 1: here against my will, and now I have to cheer
Speaker 1: him too, and cheers to all the beautiful and distinguished
Speaker 1: women gracing us with their presence. Tonight. Oh God, he's
Speaker 1: coming towards us. Please you must behave do not disgrace
Speaker 1: our family send it was you a man by beautiful
Speaker 1: and distinguished. It is a pleasure to have you here.
Speaker 1: He noticed mommy immediately, and yes he had the audacity
Speaker 1: to kiss her hand. The other they told me that, Mommy,
Speaker 1: she was exploding inside. Thank you for having us your honor.
Speaker 1: I want to be sure you know how important it
Speaker 1: is to have our best families represented. I must see
Speaker 1: my other guests. Man, see you on the dance floor.
Speaker 1: He's wearing more makeup than I am. Gosh, oh god,
Speaker 1: I mean that can be an eight through he just pimped.
Speaker 1: Manuel de Moja was called Secretary of State, but really
Speaker 1: he was through. He just key wing men. He scoured
Speaker 1: the country to recruit young, unattractive women for the dictator.
Speaker 1: H when I have a dad, Uh no, thank you.
Speaker 1: You don't dance? Oh come on, I hear Salado has
Speaker 1: some of the best dancers in the entire island. I
Speaker 1: want to know if you were one of them. One
Speaker 1: dance isn't gonna kill you, now, is it. I of course,
Speaker 1: I'd be happy to show you what we're made of
Speaker 1: in San Cerro. We're here. If you need anything, it's good.
Speaker 1: Through here will see that we're having a good time,
Speaker 1: You'll see everything is going to be okay. See well
Speaker 1: I told her not to accept a drink from him?
Speaker 1: Why not from Kuka who went to party? They say
Speaker 1: she was struck that night. No sounding an awful lot
Speaker 1: like Jaya. Now that's just a rumor. I'm just saying, Quio,
Speaker 1: there have been a lot of rumors over the years.
Speaker 1: Are you enjoying yourself? I understand that it's my job
Speaker 1: to enjoy myself tonight. It's certainly different than what we
Speaker 1: used to back in Ohama. Consider yourself one of the
Speaker 1: lucky ones. Wait wait, wait, wait, wait, that's too fast.
Speaker 1: It was all part of an elaborate game. As Themia
Speaker 1: spun her, she lost her balance and landed in the
Speaker 1: cold arms of Tijo. Oh my god, hell sneat ditch
Speaker 1: dance with him. She had no choice. There he was
Speaker 1: with a gray, imposing mustache and menacing dark eyes, thinking
Speaker 1: he was untouchable, believing he was God's gift to men
Speaker 1: and women, God's gift to scare you. Finally, I get
Speaker 1: you along without your family all around you. You are
Speaker 1: a good dancer too. I'm sure you have plenty of admirers.
Speaker 1: Maybe I do, but I'm not interested. I don't need
Speaker 1: to be admired hard to believe. If you're not interested
Speaker 1: in Romans, then what is it that interest you? If
Speaker 1: you really want to know school, I want to move
Speaker 1: to the capital to study law. Meeting with prisoners standing
Speaker 1: up to defend them. No, the courthouse and the prison
Speaker 1: are not places for a respectable woman. What is an
Speaker 1: ideal place for a woman? According to you? Know recently
Speaker 1: we give you more opportunities to women in our government.
Speaker 1: If you like to learn more about those groups, I'll
Speaker 1: be happy to tell you about them privately, privately? Were
Speaker 1: those the same words you said to Lena? Lena, my
Speaker 1: friend Lina. Have there been so many since that you
Speaker 1: don't remember? You offered her opportunities? Also, when she was
Speaker 1: at your men came for her and I never saw
Speaker 1: her again. I can't breathe. My man can come for
Speaker 1: you too, But what if I conquered them? Excuse me,
Speaker 1: Mommy walked away and left him on the dance floor alone.
Speaker 1: No one had ever done such a thing to wild Alissimo,
Speaker 1: and back at the table, Papa Patria were a nervous wreck, Hi, Santimo,
Speaker 1: did you see the way he put his hands all
Speaker 1: over her. Hurry checking out of your sister to make
Speaker 1: sure that she's all right. Then we should leave and
Speaker 1: hope no one notices it. Sleep Papa. We'll meet you
Speaker 1: back in the car. We don't want to be caught
Speaker 1: in the storm. She's a spitfire, isn't she? Do you
Speaker 1: want me to do something? Keep the party going, but
Speaker 1: find her and then don't take your eyes off her.
Speaker 1: It's us are you o king there? I need to
Speaker 1: get out of here. We were watching. We were so worried.
Speaker 1: They grab you, Poppy. I meet doing door, Get in
Speaker 1: the car. They'll be waiting for us outside. We can
Speaker 1: sneak out through the back door opposite the orchestra. Do
Speaker 1: you think you'll notice? We can't stay here after what
Speaker 1: he did to me, He's not going to forget this,
Speaker 1: damn it it. Let me see Okay, Okay, come on
Speaker 1: the s clear, go go go before they see us. Okay,
Speaker 1: come on, hi us meal is every where? Is she?
Speaker 1: I'm sorry if she went to the powder room and
Speaker 1: then they must have snuck out. Stop that car immediately.
Speaker 1: We need to make an example of them. See paying
Speaker 1: godver finally out of there. God He's the worst. Never
Speaker 1: stood up to him, hey himid eyes on the road.
Speaker 1: I'm more is that car following us looks like the
Speaker 1: man you test with me? Never go go take a left,
Speaker 1: Santa Maria, You're just making all of us more nervous,
Speaker 1: would you toube? Please stop? Hey, around this bend, pull
Speaker 1: over and then wait until they pass Sciences hallelus. Thank
Speaker 1: God for you, Mommy rode in silence all the way
Speaker 1: back to Salcedo. She knew that her decision to reject
Speaker 1: an offended heathy was akin to social suicide. The mid
Speaker 1: About family would never be the same and Alsimo, I'm
Speaker 1: afraid it's too late. They're gone. I will make them pay.
Speaker 1: That little peace cannot disgrace me in public. You would
Speaker 1: go to their home you know who they are, first
Speaker 1: thing in the morning, and bring it on in freaque
Speaker 1: as you wish. Sir, What was I supposed to do?
Speaker 1: Let him run his grubby hands all over me. Accept
Speaker 1: his invitation for a private meeting. No, of course not.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry. I am sorry I made you go. You
Speaker 1: won't attend any one of those parties ever again. Just
Speaker 1: just try to get some sleep. Sleep sleep? How can
Speaker 1: anyone sleep when that man is allowed to to pray
Speaker 1: on anyone he wants. He's destroying our country. He needs
Speaker 1: to be stopped. I just want us all to be free.
Speaker 1: But at what cost me? I'm going to bed. Better
Speaker 1: is waiting in Hamita to thank you, Mama for looking
Speaker 1: after noticing Nelson. It was easy. They felt right to sleep. Ye,
Speaker 1: let's go to bed. It's been a long night. You
Speaker 1: should have never gone to that party in Que. I
Speaker 1: know well it's over now. It's never over for a
Speaker 1: man like him. Mm hmm. It won't work. Meaning always
Speaker 1: happens when it rains. Have you been up all this time?
Speaker 1: You said we'd read Forever by Family a good memory, Mina.
Speaker 1: Did you talk to him? Yes? My thing? How was
Speaker 1: it like a nightmare? Okay, yes, forever Hagi solo yah madam,
Speaker 1: mister asa. But that the concorde and contra contio. I
Speaker 1: wish I could be more like you. What how am
Speaker 1: I brave? You're a mirab courage already runs in your blood.
Speaker 1: M Mommy loved rainy nights, the sound of water falling
Speaker 1: over the roof, the soothing piece it offered, Except tonight
Speaker 1: was different. This was a loud storm she'd have to
Speaker 1: weather for the rest of her life. I think that's
Speaker 1: enough for tonight. Thy. Sisters of the Underground is a
Speaker 1: production of School of Humans Audio in conjunction with iHeartMedia's
Speaker 1: Michael Dura Network and Unbelievable Entertainment, with co executive producers
Speaker 1: Eva and Gloria and Dania Ramirez, showrunner and director Jose
Speaker 1: Maria Cabral. The series was written by Jose Maria Carrel
Speaker 1: and Mary Castellanos. Story by Dania Ramides and Jose Maria Cabral.
Speaker 1: Lead producer and story editor Julia Chrisco Associate producer and
Speaker 1: first A d Andrew Harmon, Production manager Daisy Church, Script
Speaker 1: supervisor Sarah Montague, Recording engineer Clay Killenburg, Colle's production supervisor
Speaker 1: Jeremy Gilbertson at two On Welders in Atlanta. Sound design,
Speaker 1: mixing and mastering by Harper W. Harris, Assembly editing by
Speaker 1: Lea Marie Puffenberger. Jason Shannon composed our score, music editor
Speaker 1: Spenser Willis. Music licensing by Sergio Marte Lorenz Alouds at
Speaker 1: Pixan Music and Natalie Brady at Texture Music Marketing, and
Speaker 1: designed by Jasmine Mihia and Claudia Marti Corena. Our incredible
Speaker 1: cast includes Dania Ramirez as Minutavaris Miraval our narrator, Judy
Speaker 1: Reges as Minerva Miravali, Jane Santos as Miraval, selinezt Ribio
Speaker 1: as Miraval, char Line Taule as Maria Theresa Miraval, Acariendo
Speaker 1: as Patrio Miraval, Serio, Carlo Es, Manolo Pavaris, and the
Speaker 1: radio announcer Hemki Malera as Trujillo, Ector Annival as Johnny ABIs,
Speaker 1: Carrila Stein as Adela. Additional cast includes Juan Dia, Alex
Speaker 1: Lynn Ward, Jacqueline Calderon, Vivo, Michael Uribs, Silvio Martinez, Ryan Barilla,
Speaker 1: Darius Della Cruz, Marco Barra, and Daniel Luhan. Additional executive
Speaker 1: producers include Jossan, Maria Cabral, Mary Castellanos, Gessel Bonces, Virginia Prescott,
Speaker 1: Chad Crowley, and Brandon Bark. Special thanks to Doug Bomb
Speaker 1: and Abu so Far at I Heart Media Special thanks
Speaker 1: to Mino Tavaris, mirable daughter of Minerva and Manolo, who
Speaker 1: is a politician and activist in the Dominican Republic. She
Speaker 1: also published the book of letters that we quote throughout
Speaker 1: the series. It's called Magnana, Tescribo, Travis. Check out our
Speaker 1: show notes for more details. If you enjoy the podcast,
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