On Saturday, September 13, 2025, I felt a personal satisfaction seeing that boy participating in the 62nd edition of the Vuelta a Venezuela.
One sunny morning, at the entrance to our town - Villa de Cura, Aragua state, Venezuela - we gathered with family and friends to see the circuit that would pass through here and then head to Cagua for its culminatioñ
Fue acreditado como "El Mejor Local del Estado Aragua". Culminó el domingo en Petare, Caracas, dónde completaron los 1300 km recorridos en el país.
Un sinfín de cosas vividas por él y yo:
Lo veo con su redoblante Coloraditos, al llegar al ensayo de la banda de la escuela Arístides Rojas, donde fue mi alumno en segundo grado. Lo recuerdo cuando los amiguitos ansiosos esperaban su llegada para la "caimanera" en el "recreo" - llamado ahora "receso", o cuando declamaba con tono fuerte y seguro una poesía compuesta por su tío Misael Morales para los maestros en su día, y aún más se profundiza en mis recuerdos cuando lo llevaba todos los miércoles en la mañana a la emisora comunitaria Zamoranos en la cual teníamos un programa dedicado a los niños en el cual él participaba.
Este programa lo conducía él bajo el seudónimo de "El Niño de la Mañana"
It was recognized as "The Best Venue in the State of Aragua." It concluded on Sunday in Petare, Caracas, where they completed the 1,300 km traveled across the country.
An endless list of things he and I experienced:
I see him with his Coloraditos snare drum, arriving at band rehearsal at Arístides Rojas School, where he was my second-grade student. I remember him when his anxious friends waited for his arrival for the "caimanera" during "recreo" (recess)—now called "recess"—or when he recited with a strong and confident tone a poem composed by his uncle Misael Morales for the teachers on his day. My memories go even deeper when I took him every Wednesday morning to the Zamoranos community radio station, where we had a program dedicated to children in which he participated.
He hosted this program under the pseudonym "El Niño de la Mañana" (The Child of the Morning).
Always responsible and attentive.
Time has passed, and now he has a different facet:
A family man, a three-year-old daughter, and his great passion: cycling.
With great delight this young man participates in this sport with discipline and dedication, encouraging others to participate - since he also teaches cycling classes -
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