🌕 Eufrosina Cruz en Cracks Podcast

22 Aug 2026 · 3 min
2:59

In this segment of the Cracks Podcast, host Oso Trava interviews activist Eufrosina Cruz, who recounts the pivotal moments of her childhood that shaped her worldview. At twelve, she fled her mountain home to escape a forced marriage, carrying only a modest gift of 100 pesos and a small suitcase given by her mother. She describes the harrowing journey—walking for twelve hours, the first sight of a bus, the smell of diesel, and the overwhelming sensory shock of arriving in Salina Cruz, a city she had never known. Cruz reflects on her father's complex role: while he was stigmatized by their community for defying traditional expectations, he also made a painful but decisive statement that allowed her to leave. The interview highlights how these experiences of poverty, gender oppression, and community judgment coalesced into what Cruz now labels “discrimination,” a term that still evokes deep pain and informs her activism. The conversation is intimate, vivid, and reflective, illustrating the personal cost of cultural norms and the resilience required to break free.

More from Oso

2:20
youtube.com

BUSINESS MASTERS LIVE 2026

3d ago
2:31
youtube.com

🌕 María José en Cracks Podcast

3d ago
1:33
youtube.com

🌕 María José en Cracks Podcast

3d ago
1:39:50
youtube.com

MARÍA JOSÉ: Mi RELACIÓN con el DINERO, MATRIMONIO y MI HIJA #405

4d ago
1:43
youtube.com

VERACRUZ EN CDMX

1w ago
1:58
youtube.com

AMOR VS NEGOCIO

1w ago
2:34
youtube.com

RESTAURANTES EN PANDEMIA

1w ago
2:25
youtube.com

¿TRABAJAS CON TU ESPOSA?

1w ago
2:59
youtube.com

¿Por qué DEJE LA UNIVERSIDAD?

1w ago
2:57
youtube.com

GRACIAS ABUELA ...

1w ago
1:00
youtube.com

DESCONECTATE 90 MIN

1w ago
See all content