Shiky en Tamara con Luz en MVS – 10 abril 26

April 10, 2026·13 min·1 clip

A bag made from dinosaur leather costs over ten million pesos, more than a house.

The episode opens with casual banter about work and health issues, setting a relaxed tone. The hosts transition to viral news, first introducing a bag made from dinosaur leather, created using biotechnology from ancient DNA in Amsterdam. They explain it's not from real dinosaurs but inspired by them, mixing luxury and science. The price reveal—around 500,000 to 600,000 dollars, or 10-12 million pesos—sparks disbelief and jokes about buying houses instead. Next, they shift to a viral story from Mexico about a nurse, Humberto Loyo Tobar, who sings to patients to ease their nerves. The hosts debate whether this is comforting or irritating, sharing personal hospital experiences. They reflect on vocation in professions like teaching and medicine, comparing the nurse to other viral figures like a street sweeper turned singer. The conversation touches on listener messages, including one about overlapping shows and appreciation for Chiqui's work on 'La Casa de los Famosos'. The episode concludes with a humorous tangent about the phrase 'en todos lados se cuecen habas' and a restaurant recommendation in Coyoacán, ending on a warm, engaging note.

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