Chimoltrufia

María Expropiación Petronila Lascuráin y Torquemada de Botija or better known by her nickname as "Chimoltrufia", although on one occasion she said her name was Espotaverderona Lascurian de la Lama Betancourt y Limantur, she is a character from Los Caquitos , played by Florinda Meza .
He was born on March 18 in Juchipila, Zacatecas. Its nickname is due to the contraction of the words "Chimuela (lack of some dental piece, especially the frontal ones)" and "atrophied". His second and third names (Expropiación Petronila) are due to the fact that the date of his birth commemorates the oil expropriation of President Lázaro Cárdenas.
== Biography ==
He was born on March 18 in Juchipila, Zacatecas. Its nickname is due to the contraction of the words "chimuela (lack of some dental piece, especially the frontal ones)" and "atrophied". His second and third names (Expropiación Petronila) are due to the fact that the date of his birth commemorates the oil expropriation of President Lázaro Cárdenas. His mother, and mother-in-law of "El Botija", is Maria Espotaverderona Torquemada and widow of Lascurain (played by Anabel Gutiérrez).
She is a woman of noble heart, although she is often easily annoyed when offended or deceived, which causes her to comically attack with insults or blows those who try to take advantage of her. She is the wife of Gordon Botija and Aguado Pompa y Pompa, better known as "El Botija" (Édgar Vivar), who is a friend and inseparable companion of Chómpiras. He always wears his hair disheveled and unkempt (according to Chómpiras, it looked like a sweeper's broom). It is said that he was always missing a tooth, but even if they didn't say so, it is quite noticeable. She works at the Hotel Buenavista, under the orders of Don Lucho / Don Cecilio, as a waitress and in the hotel laundry where her main job often lies. His mother, Doña Espotaverderona (Anabel Gutiérrez), is almost his living portrait (especially in her dress, her way of speaking and her phrases), since she wears a colorful sweater, an old brown dress, orange socks and white flip-flops. Her big dream is to become a professional singer, but the reality is that whoever hears her sing ends up almost deafened by her penetrating, high-pitched, but hilarious singing voice (especially when trying to imitate the Argentine singer Amanda Miguel). In a chapter, Botija explains that her father baptized her as María Expropiación Petronila, because she was born on the day of the "oil expropriation." On different occasions she mentions that she is from Juchipila, Zacatecas (where Florinda Meza is originally from in real life). but the reality is that whoever hears her sing ends up almost deafened by her penetrating, high pitched, but hilarious singing voice (especially when trying to imitate the Argentine singer Amanda Miguel). In a chapter, Botija explains that her father baptized her as María Expropiación Petronila, because she was born on the day of the "oil expropriation." On different occasions she mentions that she is from Juchipila, Zacatecas (where Florinda Meza is originally from in real life). but the reality is that whoever hears her sing ends up almost deafened by her penetrating, high pitched, but hilarious singing voice (especially when trying to imitate the Argentine singer Amanda Miguel). In a chapter, Botija explains that her father baptized her as María Expropiación Petronila, because she was born on the day of the "oil expropriation." On different occasions she mentions that she is from Juchipila, Zacatecas (where Florinda Meza is originally from in real life).
== Personality ==
She is always unkempt, especially her hair, she is missing a tooth, she is jealous and likes to sing out loud.
== Locker room ==
She wears a brown dress and colorful socks, a cream-yellow apron, and white flip-flops.
== Curiosities ==
* She appeared in a 1988 episode of Chapulín Colorado, she also made an appearance in Dr. Chapatín in 1980.
* Like the Chilindrina, he  is one of the characters not played by Chespirito that begin with "CH".
* The year Chimoltrufia was born is unknown. When he says his date of birth, he says "March 18, 19 ??" (pronounced March 18, Nineteen Hundred What (subject) Matters).
* On Florinda Meza's official YouTube channel, Chimoltrufia has several episodes of a "series" called #LadyChimoltrufia, where Meza once again plays Chimoltrufia, who is working in a house.
== Phrases ==
* "How do you say you say you said?" ("¿Cómo dice que dice que dijo?")
* "Suppose the assumption ..." ("Supongamos la suposición...")
* "How good or that your grandmother on a bicycle" ("Qué buena ni que su abuela en bicicleta")
* "Never of ever ..." ("Jamás de los jamases...")
* "He swears?" ("¿Me lo jura?")
* "Why would I tell you that it doesn't if it does?" ("Pos pa' qué te(le) digo que no, si sí")
* "Pos will be the serene, but ..." ("Pos será el sereno, pero...")
* "Well, you know that as I say one thing I say another, because if it is like everything, there are things that or what, am I right or not?" ("Pos ya sabes que yo como digo una cosa digo otra, pues si es que es como todo, hay cosas que ni qué, ¿tengo o no tengo razón?")
* "Of course, of course, of course I do" ("Claro que por supuesto, que desde luego que sí")
* "Look! Let's not get bogged down" ("¡Mire! no nos hágamos tarugos")
* "The Virgin Mary" ("Ave Maria purisima")
* "It is that you lack much lack of inexperience" ("Es que tú careces de mucha falta de inexperiencia")
* "Maybe you (you) will say it (s) for Petra, but the gossip is Juana" ("Pos ustéd lo dirá por Petra, pero la chismosa es Juana")
* "May I know what it is you are pretending to try to imply?" ("¿Puedo saber qué es lo que estás pretendiendo tratar de querer ensinuar?")
* "Have a good night, may you dream of the little angels and may God, and the virgin and the saints accompany you, amen" ("Que pase usted buenas noches, que sueñe con los angelitos y que Dios, y la virgen y los santos lo acompañen, amen")
* "Well, one of two: Either you don't explain yourself well, or I don't understand you, because you don't explain yourself well" ("Bueno, una de dos: O tú no te explicas bien, o yo no te entiendo, porque tú no te explicas bien")
* "They can't see a leather so leather, because then later they throw themselves at one" ("No pueden ver un cuerpo tan cuero, porque luego luego se le lanzan a una")
* "No bro, no" ("No mano, no")
* "... alsoly ..." ("...ademásmente...")
* "A gave, how do you not?" ("A dio, ¿como de que no?")
* "... but going back to the initial beginning of the start of where we were starting ..." ("...pero volviendo al principio inicial del comienzo de donde estábamos empezando...")
* "Or are you going to 'deny' me just the opposite?" ("¿O me vas a "desnegar" todo lo contrario?")
* "Take it on the nice side" ("Tómalo por el lado amable")
* "I was born on March 18, nineteen hundred, what does it matter to you?" ("Yo nací el 18 de marzo de mil novecientos, ¿qué te(le) importa?")
* "The mere truth, true ..." ("La mera verdad, verdadera...")
* "I've already repeated you repeatedly that ..." ("Yo ya te he repetido repetidas veces que...")
* ""I steal, you steal, he sneaks, we plunder, you nail and they warn" ("Yo robo, tú hurtas, él escamotea, nosotros desvalijamos, vosotros os claváis y ellos avisan")
* "... of the sacrosanct ..." ("... del sacrosanto...")
* "The dead body of a deceased who has already died of a better life" ("El cadáver muerto de un difunto que ya falleció a mejor vida")
== Prototypes ==
* Before his first appearances, he had two prototypes, one in a Chespirito sketch and the other in the episode " The car swap ", both in 1980, this without counting characters with similar costumes.
== Cartoon ==
In real life, the Chimoltrufia character had a comic magazine at the beginning of the 90s that consisted of two stages, the first one with more than fifty copies in which the situations of the television program were adapted: "Chespirito" , specifically the sketches of "Los Caquitos" that at that time passed with great success. In the second stage, some television scripts continued to be adapted, but original stories were also included in which the main characters appeared as children. This second stage was no longer so successful. The slogan in the television ad read "A magazine to laugh at on Tuesdays and smile all fortnight."
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