Pedro Pascal on SNL: “I was born in Chile and nine months later my family had to flee Pinochet”

The Chilean actor, Pedo Pascal, was on the renowned American program Saturday Night Live. The interpreter officiated as host of the night where he showed off with a particular monologue.
The program began with Pascal talking alone, where he said that when he was less than a year old, together with his family, they had to start from the dictatorship of Augusto Pinochet.
“I was born in Chile and nine months later my family had to flee Pinochet,” he said.
Afterward, the Mandalorian star noted that he knows “his family is proud of me because they give my number to everybody.”
The audience greeted him with laughter and added that he receives messages daily asking for greetings, wedding invitations and questions about “Baby Yoda.”
The artist also expressed admiration for his family, noting that they were very brave.
Finally, Pascal sent them a message: “I love you, I miss you and please stop giving my personal number,” unleashing laughter in the studio.
Check out part of the monologue below:

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Original source in Spanish