ONDINA CANTERO. “When I was little I always played soccer with my cousins, I never played dolls. She was the only girl the age of my cousins, so I played soccer for her at my godfather’s house ”.
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In order to celebrate Children’s Day, Crónica made TV, modeling and radio figures confess their exploits as “little devils”, as Homer Simpson says.
No one is saved from having had a crazy childhood, and today that Children’s Day is commemorated, Crónica made a cannon poll among celebrities, who dared to air their wildest Bart Simpson antics.
From a girl who only played soccer, through a mitã’i that almost burned a straw barbecue, to another who threw toads and another mitãkuña’i who stole the school’s discipline book. In other words, at the time these famous people broke their parents, so you mitã’i, just stay calm because in front of them, you are a little angel.
PEDRO GUGGIARI
“When I was 4 years old, when I left school, I went straight home from school, I didn’t want to wait for the transport because it was taking too long. I walked 14 kilometers, my parents had filed a complaint and the Police were looking for me. I got home at dawn. It happened in Brazil ”.
AS LONG AS ENCINA
“As a child it was very terrible (laughs) with my brothers we had a lot of fun. One day we ran away from home to play with our neighbors and for playing “arrows” I ended up with a couple of points on my head ”.
MALALA OLITTE
“One day I secretly took a pot of dulce de leche that was in the refrigerator, and so that my dad wouldn’t see me, I climbed a mango tree to eat everything. Anyway he caught me and I was punished “.
JOEL SANDINO
“Playing with my neighbors with the matchsticks, we threw one on a straw barbecue and almost the entire roof caught fire. We ended up being punished for the mischief that could have been something more serious ”.
MARICEL THOMEN
“I remember I was in elementary school doing my homework, I didn’t have an eraser and I was angry with Mom, but I didn’t want to ask her to buy it for me, so I started washing my notebooks thinking that this would erase what I was doing.”
VIVI GONZÁLEZ
“I confess that I was very naughty when I was little, but what I remember the most was when my sister burned my hair with a tacuara, playing kitchen. They had to cut my hair and I wore a hat to school ”.
FERNANDA ROBLES
“As a child, I once stole the school discipline notebook and buried it. That is already a kind of criminal (laughs), but I think it’s the worst thing I did ”.
MAJO PERALTA
“When we stayed home and my parents were away, my sister took care of us. When I got angry about something, I said I was going to leave home, I would go out and walk a block and then come back ”.
MARIANO LÓPEZ
“As a boy he was so naughty that he would go out with the other kids in the neighborhood to play, we grabbed frogs and threw people at them. It happens that in the area where we live in Luque, these amphibians always come out ”.
JULIO GONZÁLEZ CABELLO
“He lived on Eligio Ayala almost in the United States and the tram passed by. One day I turned my tricycle upside down to use the wheels as a steering wheel for the tram. My cousin who lived with me at home was my passenger. I dreamed of being a tram driver ”.
CARLOS MARTINI
“I ran away from home on a cold and rainy Sunday to nap to watch a Guaraní match with Cerro Porteño at the old Sajonia Stadium. It was at the end of my childhood. Adolescence was coming ”.
JENNIFER RUIZ DÍAZ
“My worst mischief as a child was that playing with my brothers inadvertently ended up breaking the arm of one of them. Because I’m a brute, we went from playing in the yard to ending up in the hospital. “
MICHELÍN ORTIZ
“I was 5 or 6 years old and I went with my mother and my aunt to Mass in Caacupé. I got into the line for the Eucharist thinking that they were giving out sweets ”.
THE LITTLE PRINCE”
“When I was little I did nothing but play with the famous hondita, I threw everything, until one day I caught up with my dad and broke his head. I played like never before and that was my last deep game ”.
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