In Latin America, You Don't Do Things

We Think That Democracy Can Change A Lot Of Things, But We're Being Fooled, Because Democracy Is Not The Election. We've Been Taught That Democracy Is Having Elections. And It Isn't. Elections Are The Most Horrendous Aspect Of Democracy. It's The Most Mundane, Trivial, Disappointing, Dirty Aspect.

I Always Laugh A Lot When I See The Dramas That I End Up Doing. I See Myself Behaving Very Seriously And I'm Like, 'what Is This?'

Mexican Food Is Far More Varied Than People Think. It Changes Like Dialects. I Was Brought Up In Jalisco By The Sea On A Basic Diet - Tomatoes, Chillis, Peppers Of Every Size And Rice, Which Is A Mexican Staple. The Pacific Coast Has A Huge Array Of Seafood.

In A Comedy, After The Day Is Done, You Can Figure Out Ways Of How To Make It Even Funnier For The Next Day. In Dramas, It's Very Different - The Mindset That You're In.

In Mexico We Have A Trick - Add A Crystal Of Salt To The Kettle And The Tea Tastes Better, Almost English. But After Four Pots, Your Kettle's Broken.