Ramiro Bueno lost his father, El Potro Rodrigo when he was 3 years old. Currently, he is dedicated to rap and studying sports journalism, although it was not easy for the young man to make a space for himself in the music environment.

In an interview in Flor de Equipo, the young man spoke about his aspirations as a sports journalist, as a musician, and about his family, which was exposed on television for many years after Rodrigo’s death.

When they asked him about Beatriz Olave, they touched on a sensitive topic. Then the young man said: “With my grandmother, we don’t talk much. There is no anger or any problem, but each one went their way and prioritized their things. Perhaps in the future, our paths will cross again. For now, I keep doing my thing because if I have to keep thinking about it… Everyone does what they can”.

Then he ended by saying that they hadn’t spoken “for a long time” but he is happy to know that she is fine: “Beyond having little contact or bond, I like to see them well and happy. I called her for many years, but one expects a show of interest from the other side as well. But hey, I don’t judge him.”

He also clarified that he does not believe that these differences have to do with his mother Patricia Pacheco, with whom the Olaves have great differences.

Bueno took it upon himself to repeat that there are no grudges in the family: “Each one simply made his way. I have enormous affection for Betty, that’s why I don’t judge her. Everything happens for a reason”.

And finally, he thanked the support he received from his mother, with whom he still lives: “What I am today is thanks to my mom. She gave me the foundation to get ahead and face everything.”