
In this Spanish‑language video, Master Santana explains why many date proposals fail and offers a concrete timing strategy to increase success. He argues that a date should be proposed 2–3 days after the initial contact, allowing the emotional decision to stay active and be “chewed over” by the other person. Proposing too soon appears needy, while waiting longer risks the emotional momentum cooling. If a delay of 4‑6 days occurs, he advises re‑engaging on the third day (or second night) with light conversation to re‑schedule, thereby reviving the emotion without letting it fizzle. He likens dating decisions to sales decisions made at high emotional levels and stresses the importance of maintaining that emotional state. The video ends with a call‑to‑action: viewers should message the word “auténtica” to receive reports and practice under the supervision of a professional, Master Santana.










