[singing]

My parents are, are both, like, from rural Mexico.

Like, they don't have an education further than, like, sixth grade.

But then they did all their sacraments, like they're baptized, they're confirmed, they did their first communion, they got married.

So the catechism is there, you know? Like, so they're taught by the church.

[instrumental music] And rancheras really affirm those beliefs, like, of monogamy, of like the way your family's supposed to be, the way you're supposed to love with your entire heart or else you die, you know? Like, that person is for you, and they belong to you forever, and if you don't have them, your life is miserable, you know?

Mm

... and we've just been ignoring it," you know? And I even had this moment where I, I did a music festival in San Jose, and my parents went to see me for the first time.