El que SABE VENDER tiene el PODER de HACER PLATA SIEMPRE
In this short monologue, the speaker highlights a systemic problem faced by small Argentine agricultural producers: they often end up giving away their produce because they lack the knowledge, connections, or capacity to export it to lucrative markets such as Australia. The speaker uses the example of a small farmer with high‑quality watermelons who cannot sell them abroad. Instead, intermediaries—people who know how to navigate export channels or commercialize the product in larger markets like Buenos Aires—take the product, sometimes for free, and profit from it. The core message is that knowing how to sell (or having access to sales channels) confers power and the ability to generate consistent profit, while producers without that expertise are left disadvantaged.
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