This Wednesday, April 13, is the birthday of Pedro Suárez Vértiz's son's money changer, and the singer had no better detail than dedicating a post to him on his Instagram account. In addition to telling him why he appreciates his father very much. It turns out that the man has done great favors for the artist, to the point of buying him a car.
The Peruvian artist also stressed that he is so confident with his cambiaste, that he does not hesitate to lend him money and pay his bills when he can't. Oscar Tasayco is the name of the worker who has received total thanks from the performer Lo Olvidé.
“Dear Klever. You just turned 18 and I found out from your dad, my great friend Oscar Tasayco. I hope you have the nobility and professionalism of your father. Though deep down I know you're like him. Because children are crooked plants that our parents straighten out, to become like them: solid and straight trees,” Suárez Vértiz said on his Facebook account.
That said, he was encouraged to tell everything his money changer has done for him. “I quoted the qualities of Oscar, your dad, because you don't know how much he has helped me. He is the best-known and beloved dollar changer in Miraflores. He lends me money. He pays my bills when I can't. And with this one you die: He once bought me a van. Of course it's a saying, but for a few minutes it did,” he said.
HE CAME TO BUY A CAR
The singer told how Oscar Tasayco came to show him all his confidence. “It turns out that I wanted to buy a new car for the first time in my life. But they hadn't deposited my check. So your father, with incredible faith in me, gathered about 20 money changers friends of his, and he gave me the dollars I needed. I made the transfer and the van was already mine. After half an hour they deposited my check and I finally bought Oscar all the dollars he gave me blindly,” he said.
Finally, he sent a message to the birthday boy. “That's why I know you're going to be like your dad, my dear Klever. Because blessed is the one who is happier giving, than receiving,” he wrote. In the publication you can see the photo of the dollar changer with his son and wife.
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