Received from The international spread of Covid-19 And Lack of job opportunities A lot People They looked at each other Forced to quit their jobs.
In turn Caused individualswith the intention of to earn income, They tend to perform in different functions They got used to it.
One of the victims A famous Soap opera actor From Televisa, He decided to leave his life on forums and cameras and devote himself to construction. Initially, especially as a mason.
Who is the actor who left acting to become a mason?
About Pedro Moreno WHO At this time, To maintain good economic condition, He combines his acting work with construction.
Through an interview with Today, revealed that In the future, the aim is to create a program that addresses the topics Construction, as he is passionate about it. He promised that People have a bad image about masonry profession. So it seeks to reconsider this position.
People misunderstand what construction is, construction is something beautiful, a structure that you create, produce, live in, house, wall or whatever it is that changes the geography. Constructing is the result of an effort, an analysis, some calculation,” he told Hoy.
He also said that prejudices against people Dedicated to this area They don't just live in Mexico. But also in other countries like USA.
“It's not related to what you see on television, maybe there will come a time when I will merge the two, many projects have been launched for that and now it's my business,” he shared. .
He has acquired 15 properties from his work Currently under construction.
“I don't have anything specific, right now we're building 15 homes in an area called Lehigh, Florida, we have 15 homes that are already closed, and we're moving in the area because the license is limited to the Florida area. Now that's my plan B,” he said.
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