Podcast Summary: Cuerpos especiales – La actualidad de Cuerpos especiales (23 de febrero de 2026)

Podcast: Cuerpos especiales
Host: EuropaFM
Episode Date: February 23, 2026
Hosts: Eva Soriano, Nacho García, Lalachús

Main Theme

In this lively morning show episode, Eva Soriano, Nacho García, and Lalachús break down two pieces of fresh Spanish news: the significant rise in coffee prices and the establishment of a new shepherding school in Galicia. True to the show's energetic and humorous style, the hosts mix playful banter with genuine discussion, offering both information and comedic highlights to start the day.

Key Discussion Points and Insights

1. The Soaring Price (and Unwavering Love) of Coffee

• News: Coffee prices have surged by 16% in the past year, but Spain's enthusiasm for coffee is undiminished.

  • Despite Spain being "solo 4.9 millones de habitantes", they manage to drink approximately 6.7 million cups a day.
  • Nacho jokes: “La mitad son aquí. En cuerpos, la verdad que sí, treinta y pico millones son aquí.” (00:28)

• Expert Insight: The price spike is attributed to climate change and supply-demand pressures. Major producer nations can't keep up with global caffeine demand.

  • Quote: “Expertos señalan que el aumento de precios se debe en parte a factores como los efectos del cambio climático y a la presión de la demanda sobre la oferta.” (00:33)

• Comedic Solutions:

  • Eva suggests drinking stronger coffee to consume less overall:
    Eva: “Hay que encontrar un tipo de café que nos ponga en nuestro sitio.” (00:49)
  • Memorable anecdote about accidentally buying ultra-strong coffee (12 de 10):
    Eva: “Desde aquel día yo he dormido dos veces solo, luego no podía dormir, estábamos todos destrozados…” (01:27) Nacho: “Era como. ¿Qué nos está pasando?” (01:28)
  • The discussion escalates into jokes about sharing tiny sips of coffee, licking leftover drops, and being desperate enough to swap children for a cup:
    Nacho: “¿Te puedo chupar la mesa del café? Te puedes quedar con mis hijos y me quedo yo con tu café.” (02:14)

2. Shepherding—A Profession Reborn in Galicia

• News: Galicia launches a formal shepherd school to turn an age-old skill into a modern profession.

  • The goal: Teach not just sheep herding, but business management, public grants, and viable farm planning.
  • Eva: “El objetivo no es solo enseñar a llevar ovejas y perros, sino convertir al pastor en un empresario agrario.” (03:05)
  • Thirty students are already enrolled, seeking to embrace this as a professional path.

• Humorous Spin:

  • Nacho riffs on potential classes: “Gritos culturales 1, palos 2.” (03:29)
  • The crew shares personal anecdotes: Eva recalls her city upbringing making it tough to herd cattle, and Nacho fibs about his own shepherding past:
    Nacho: “Yo decía, es mentira esto que estoy contando.” (03:57)
  • Discussion on the relentless nature of shepherding—no weekends off:
    Eva referencing a real shepherd: “Es que no hay domingos, hay que estar todos los días.” (04:02) Nacho: “Pero quién quiere domingos cuando tu vida es estar en el campo con animalicos al aire libre…” (04:10)

Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• Coffee desperation:

  • “Disculpadme, esa tacita que tenéis, ¿Os la vais a terminar? ¿Os importa si chupo un poquito el posito?” — Nacho (01:56)
  • “¿Te puedo chupar la mesa del café? Te puedes quedar con mis hijos y me quedo yo con tu café.” — Nacho (02:14)

• On the shepherd school:

  • “El objetivo no es solo enseñar a llevar ovejas y perros, sino convertir al pastor en un empresario agrario. Saber hacer números, planificar, acceder a ayudas públicas y diseñar modelos viables.” — Eva (03:05)
  • “Pero quién quiere domingos cuando tu vida es estar en el campo con animalicos al aire libre, gritando, oliendo a cabra y a mierda de cabra, que la hacen en bolitas, que luego se te pega la ropa y no sueltas.” — Nacho (04:10)

Timestamps for Key Segments

• 00:04 – Coffee price topic introduced
• 00:49 – Humorous solutions to coffee demand
• 01:03-02:23 – Ultra-strong café anecdote & coffee desperation jokes
• 02:28 – Introduction of the shepherd school news
• 03:00-03:29 – Details about the school and curriculum jokes
• 03:39-04:10 – Personal anecdotes and reflection on the shepherd life

Tone and Style

The episode is marked by the fast-paced, witty banter and playful exaggerations that define Cuerpos especiales. Hosts use personal stories, quick jokes, and satirical takes to process current news, turning serious topics into lighthearted discussion while underscoring genuine everyday challenges.

In sum

Even with global shifts in coffee trade or changing rural professions, Eva, Nacho, and Lalachús keep their audience informed, entertained, and ready to face Monday’s reality with a smile and maybe just half a cup more of coffee.