KISS FM NOTICIAS · Felipe Areal

Las noticias de la mañana del jueves 12 de marzo de 2026

·58 min·5 clips
José María explains how he lost his earring after a mountain bike crash left it embedded in a pine tree.
The episode begins with host Enrique Marrón welcoming listeners to the late-night show 'Noche tras Noche' on KISS FM, airing from midnight to 3 AM, with a one-hour difference for the Canary Islands. He introduces the team, including Susana León and Álvaro Serrano, and encourages listeners to send voice notes via WhatsApp to participate. The main segment is themed as an 'office of lost objects,' where listeners share personal anecdotes about items they frequently lose. The first caller, Elena from Madrid, explains that as a child she lost puzzle pieces and Exin Castillos pieces from her terrace, later lost books and CDs to friends, then lighters during a smoking phase, and now constantly misplaces umbrellas. Host Enrique Marrón comments on how smaller, pocket-sized umbrellas are easier to lose compared to larger ones. The next caller, José María from Alcantarilla, shares that he loses piercings, detailing instances where he lost one at the beach, another at home, and a final one after a mountain bike crash where it got stuck in a pine tree. The show then transitions to music, playing Bryan Ferry's 'Slave to Love,' followed by promotional content for Rappi Mueble furniture sales, Vogue Fuenlabrada events, the movie 'Torrente Presidente,' and the Super Noventeros tour by KISS FM featuring artists like Rosalía. An environmental segment called 'Kiss The Planet' offers tips such as repairing water leaks, using faucet aerators, organizing book exchanges, and growing vegetables in pots to reduce carbon footprint. A music trivia moment discusses Graham Coxon of Blur, noting his birthday, his father's role as a military band director, and his birthplace on a British base in Germany. Later, another listener named Loli calls in to say she loses umbrellas and recently lost a dental prosthesis. The episode continues with more music, including Adele and Bryan Adams songs, and further promotions for the Super Noventeros tour dates in Madrid, Zaragoza, and Guadalajara.
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