Estusha, daughter of Jacobo Grinberg, criticizes the documentary about her father – Grupo Milenio

Jacobo Grinberg He is a famous Mexican scientist who captivated with his theories, but what caught the most attention was his mysterious disappearance.

But jIt is precisely for this reason that his daughter Estusha criticized the documentary that Netflix made about her father, Well, he claims that they should have talked more about their work and not done “what everyone else does.”

Estusha Grinberg criticizes Netflix documentary

The singer Estusha Grinberg, daughter of the famous scientist, in a meeting with journalist Ernesto Buitrón, she criticized the documentary that the streaming platform made.

“That documentary started fifteen years ago, the director looked for me and I introduced him to all those people who are talking there, but unfortunately after the editing I didn't like it at all because they did what everyone does, about how valuable “So many people spoke and they grabbed what was selling the most, which is disappearance.”

ensuring that They opted for a “yellow” documentary instead of talking about his father's theories.

“The disappearance is something very intimate that should not be on everyone's lips and what they did was that, they grabbed the yellowest thing (…) I think they must have focused on their work, talking about their theories, what that comes in his books, that should have been taken from it and that's what all those people talked about, but they didn't pass it on.”

Happy for the recognition of his father

Despite this, Estusha says she is happy for the recognition that is beginning to be given to her father. despite the time since he published his theories.

“Well, for me I really like that people are interested in my father's work, because it was very difficult for him, the scientific community 30 years ago where he started talking about all this that everyone is now talking about, “People didn’t understand it, it was very strong.”

adding: “He was a full-time scientist.but it was very hard 30 years ago that people did not understand, did not recognize and to see that people are interested, especially young people, that publishers want to publish his books for me is an achievement, he is not there, but I hope that is living this joy.”

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