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Podcast: Cuerpos Especiales
Host: Europa FM
Presenters: Eva Soriano, Nacho García, Lala Chus
Special Guest: Ana Torroja
Date: March 20, 2026

Overview

This lively episode of "Cuerpos Especiales" brings the infectious morning energy of Eva Soriano, Nacho García, and Lala Chus. The show revolves around light-hearted banter, quirky news, and engaging audience interaction. The highlight is an in-depth interview with Spanish pop icon Ana Torroja, who discusses her new album "Se ha acabado el show". Other show staples include quirky news analysis, listener participation contests, and a deep dive into unique audio clips from Spanish pop culture.

Key Discussion Points & Memorable Segments

1. Opening Energy and Banter (00:01 – 02:53)

• The hosts kick off with humorous exchanges about morning routines and the chaos before airtime.
• Lala Chus brings scones to the studio, sparking jokes about favoritism and the nature of this British treat.

Nacho García: “¿Qué pasa si me callo? Y me dijeron, si te callas tarda tres segundos en saltar un automático que pone música sola.” (00:13)

2. Quirky News and Life Commentary

Hacienda App & Digital Adulthood (04:11 – 06:23)

• The new Spanish tax service app is discussed, and the team jokes about the anxiety of digital bureaucratic adulthood.

Nacho García: “Definitivamente, si eres una persona que tiene la app de la Agencia Estatal de la Administración Tributaria… eres el ser humano más adulto que existe sobre la tierra.” (05:00)

Val Kilmer’s A.I. Resurrection (06:59 – 08:34 & 57:07 – 59:16)

• News on Val Kilmer starring posthumously via AI sparks existential and ethical debate.
• The group raises questions about digital legacy and how families or managers might profit from an artist's likeness after death.

Juan Sanguino: “Creo que estamos en un momento de la cultura de experimento piloto, que dentro de 100 años van a decir 'a principios del siglo XXI hacía unas locuras que nada estaba regulado.' Esto tiene que regularse legalmente cuanto antes.” (58:13)

3. Dani Piqueras’ "Galería de Audios Famosos" (08:57 – 14:50)

• Segments featuring viral/legendary Spanish audio clips from news and internet history.
• Notable audio: a Canarian man’s comic dilemma with a corpse at home; a child warning about electrocution.
• The hosts revel in the joy and absurdity of these moments, making this a staple segment for laughter.

Dani Piqueras: “Patrimonio de la Humanidad. Mi queridísima Lala, qué gusto, qué gusto.” (09:20)

4. News Headlines with Musical Flair (15:21 – 20:12)

• The team reads off bizarre headlines, including:
  • A cat in California found with 26 hairbands in its intestine (16:15-17:22)
  • A new world record for counting numbers aloud set by a Nigerian woman (18:21)
• These stories are delivered in a playful, sing-song manner.

5. Pueblos Especiales: Spotlight on Alhama de Murcia (20:38 – 26:18)

• Miriam, an "embajadora rural", highlights her hometown’s history, natural parks, and unique festival "Los Mayos".
• Lively discussion about Spanish small-town life, traditions, and the joy of local celebrations.
• Audience encouraged to vote for the featured town to win a show kit.

Miriam: “Aquí somos un pueblo grande, sí, pero sin perder la importancia de la cercanía, la tranquilidad y ese encanto de los sitios donde la gente todavía se conoce por motes.” (25:22)

6. Viral Phenomenon: Isabel Ayun's "He Visto Dragones" (27:10 – 29:12)

• Debate over the similarity between Ayun’s new single and her previous hit.
• Defends the use of formulaic music given today’s algorithmically driven world.

Nacho García: “Vivís en la era del algoritmo. El algoritmo pide lo mismo todo el rato.” (28:07)

7. Social Media Contest "Pilla la cita y gana la guita" (29:40 – 52:56)

• Listeners can win €3000 by answering show-related questions via Instagram.
• Juan from Villaba participates live, providing fun and light tension.

8. Review with Bertus: La Primavera (36:09 – 42:48)

• Bertus rates Spain’s allergy-inducing spring, balancing complaints about allergies and unpredictable weather with the joy of terraces and longer days.

Bertus: “La primavera es la ruleta rusa de lo estético porque tú sales de tu casa como si fueras una cebolla… El outfit más usado de la primavera, el jersey atado a la cintura.” (39:05)

Final verdict: 5 stars for the happiness it brings, despite allergies.

9. "¡A Puro FOMO!" - Weekend Plans (43:06 – 48:55)

• Nacho and Lala pitch two plans for listeners:
  • Minigolf: Celebrates this accessible, fun-for-all-ages alternative to "rich people’s golf."
  • Laser Tag: Reminisces about the thrill of running around with neon lights and “weapons”, suitable for all ages.

Nacho García: “En el minigolf te sientes como Gulliver. Es maravilloso.” (44:13)

Interview With Ana Torroja (69:06 – 85:15)

Introduction & Album Launch

• Ana presents “Se ha acabado el show”, her first self-written album, as an especially personal and significant project.

Ana Torroja: “Este disco… entre el primero y este… son los discos en los que no falta ni sobra nada.” (72:25)

Songwriting & Process

• She shares the challenge and satisfaction of writing all the songs herself after years of interpreting others’ works.
• Recalls discovering an old note expressing her dream of writing her own album.

Ana Torroja: “Yo decía hacer un disco enteramente escrito por mí… y ya se dio, se cumplió.” (72:58)

Personal Themes

• Explains that the songs are highly personal and couldn’t have been written by anyone else.
• Describes writing sessions as “therapeutic”, resulting in music that’s meaningful and honest.

Collaborations & Production

• Worked with several acclaimed producers and young talent like Aroa Lorente/Samuraï in a collaborative, ego-free environment.

Ana Torroja: “Ha sido un proceso de democracia absoluta... Mucho respeto, mucho amor por lo que hacemos.” (76:20)

Live Performances & Fan Interaction

• Ana loves performing in theaters for the magical atmosphere.
• She often sings fans' requests a capella at her concerts, cherishing direct interaction.

Ana Torroja: “Me cuesta acabarlos porque normalmente al final de los conciertos hago lo que llamé peticiones del oyente y la gente empieza a pedir canciones que no estaban en el set list.” (82:11)

Trivia Game & Nostalgia

• Ana plays a humorous quiz about other legendary bands’ final albums.
• She laughs about the inevitable “¿cuándo vuelve Mecano?” question ("Eso sí que se les ha acabado," 84:55).

Tour Details

• Upcoming concerts in Spain (Girona, Barcelona, Madrid, etc.) and Latin America (Mexico, Chile).

Audience Engagement

Messages & Feedback (85:43 – 89:49)

• Social media buzz about Ana Torroja’s presence and ongoing love for Mecano.
• Anecdotes about childhood experiences and plans pitched by listeners.

“El concierto más caro”

• Listeners and hosts share stories of their most expensive concert experiences (Oasis, Beyoncé, Mago de Oz, Luis Miguel, Karol G, Rolling Stones, Paul McCartney, R Way).

Important Timestamps

• Interview with Ana Torroja: 69:06 – 85:15
• Val Kilmer AI discussion: 06:59 & 57:07
• Pueblos Especiales, Alhama de Murcia: 20:38 – 26:18
• Bertus' review (la primavera): 36:09 – 42:48
• A Puro FOMO (minigolf & laser tag): 43:06 – 48:55
• Contest “Pilla la cita…” (Juan): 49:00 – 52:56

Notable Quotes

• Ana Torroja (on her songwriting dream):
  “En ese libro había una hoja con unas preguntas… ¿Cuál es tu mayor deseo? y yo decía hacer un disco enteramente escrito por mí… y ya se dio, se cumplió.” (72:58)

• Juan Sanguino (on AI & legacy):
  “Esto tiene que regularse legalmente cuanto antes. Es decir, que tú firmes un contrato ahora, te mueras y luego llegue la empresa en plan, no, mira, hemos pensado que podría…” (58:13)

• Dani Piqueras (about viral audio):
  “Patrimonio de la Humanidad. Mi queridísima Lala, qué gusto, qué gusto.” (09:20)

Conclusion

This episode delivers a perfect Friday mix: humor, warmth, irreverence, and true pop legend presence. Ana Torroja’s candid interview is a highlight, offering rare insight into the process and emotion behind her new album. Audience interactions keep the show light, while regular segments offer the witty, relatable commentary that makes "Cuerpos Especiales" a morning favorite.

Next special guest: Jorge Drexler (lunes, March 23, 2026).