Marcelo vs. la prensa - 18 de Diciembre de 2025

·1 hr 14 min·5 clips

Marcelo Slimming suggests a current president rose to power for the same reasons Hitler did, sparking a heated debate.

The episode opens with a provocative political comparison by Marcelo Slimming, linking a current president's rise to Hitler's. The hosts then shift to discussing their own content, revealing their new street humor series 'De Falta Calle' has garnered 39,000 views in its first three episodes, creating unexpected production challenges. A live segment follows where they announce winners for their Christmas giveaway, with two audience members winning a PlayStation 5 and Nintendo Switch 2 after minimal donations. The core discussion revolves around comedian Rogelio Rojas's public accusation that fellow comedian Felipe Parra plagiarized his specific parody routine of Pollo Fuentes singing urban music, debating whether it's inspiration or theft. The show intersperses sponsor reads for Tiendas UPA, Cerveza Escudo, TonyBet, and Entel. News segments cover bizarre stories: a Japanese woman named Kano marrying a ChatGPT-generated husband named Klaus, the mayor of Tlajomulco in Mexico missing a train during its inauguration, and actor Dick Van Dyke's secret to longevity at age 100 being to never get angry. Personal anecdotes are shared, including Marcelo's story about his math teacher dating Rogelio Rojas and a discussion about the health effects of anger and stress. The hosts promote their upcoming live shows in Copiapó and Santiago. The episode concludes with a segment acknowledging International Migrants Day, a failed attempt at organic promotional content, and a final push for audience likes and engagement, comparing it to passing a hat at a public performance.

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