Más de Uno – Raquel Guerrero sobre ‘Machos Alfa’: “Está siendo muy divertida esta cuarta temporada”

Podcast: Más de Uno, Onda Cero
Host: Carlos Alsina
Guest: Raquel Guerrero
Date: January 26th, 2026

Overview

In this lively episode of "Más de Uno," Carlos Alsina hosts actress Raquel Guerrero to discuss her role in the hit Netflix comedy "Machos Alfa". The conversation orbits around the success, international adaptations, and the dynamic on-set atmosphere of the show, focusing particularly on the recently launched and widely acclaimed fourth season. The group also dives humorously into personal anecdotes about the life of actors, the profession’s hardships, and some of the show's behind-the-scenes highlights.

Key Discussion Points & Insights

Introduction & Warm-Up (00:44–03:38)

• The team jokes about the structure and timing of the radio program.
• Lighthearted banter about the tight-knit cast and the “complicidad” (chemistry) between colleagues.

Raquel Guerrero on the Success and Fun of Season 4 (04:36–06:09)

• Raquel shares her enthusiasm about the current state of the show:

  “Está siendo muy divertida esta cuarta temporada.”
  (Raquel Guerrero, 04:36)

• Notes increasing audience engagement and positive feedback over time.

• Touches on the exciting news that "Machos Alfa" has inspired international remakes, now in France, Germany, and Italy.

• Raquel jokes about wanting to act in the Italian version due to its great energy.

On-Set Dynamic and Personal Chemistry (06:38–08:17)

• Raquel describes her collaboration with co-star Fele Martínez:

  “Con Fele da absolutamente gusto. Tenemos un sentido del humor muy parecido ... Mucha complicidad, mucha complicidad, efectivamente.”
  (Raquel Guerrero, 06:43)

• Highlights frequent joking and camaraderie:

  “Generalmente es que estamos de pitorreo, entonces es todo pitorreo.”
  (Raquel Guerrero, 07:53)

• Reminisces about a hilarious, awkward moment filming a sex education scene with children, causing anxiety about the present parents and script dialogue.

Raquel’s Character Arc and the Artist’s Journey (09:21–11:11)

• This season, Raquel’s character decides to become an actress, reflecting the challenges and ambitions of the off-theatre scene.

  “Ella representa absolutamente la vida del artista del teatro off. ¿Tú has vivido ese artisteo? Sí, claro que lo he vivido, por supuestísimo.”
  (Carlos Alsina & Raquel Guerrero, 10:28)

• Comments on the difficulties of the acting profession:

  “Es una fiel representación de la vida del artista y lo que conlleva intentar vivir de esta profesión que es súper dura y súper complicada.”
  (Raquel Guerrero, 11:11)

• Jokes about the myth that actors become rich; Raquel clarifies her character is more motivated by fame and the pursuit of dreams.

Humorous Stories: Mascot Costumes & Odd Jobs (11:25–15:02)

• Agustín and Raquel swap funny stories about performing as mascots (oso polar, Los Lunnis) to make ends meet.
• Anecdotes include sweating in costumes and surreal moments sharing the stage with UFO props during children’s events.

Character Dialogues and Relationship Dynamics (17:08–19:56)

• In-character appearances by voice actors mimicking "Machos Alfa" characters (e.g., Daniela Galván as Instamami, 17:12).

• Raquel comments on the realistic portrayal of couple dynamics in the show:

  “Eres la mujer de mi vida, pero no eres el amor de mi vida.”
  (Raquel Guerrero quoting the show, 19:02)

• Discusses how this sentiment resonates with real-world relationships and represents many couples.

International Filming & Set Life (22:38–24:44)

• Najwa Nimri (in character) asks about filming locations.

• Raquel confirms the show filmed in the Dominican Republic for 10 days:

  “Estuvimos ahí 10 días por ahí, más o menos, en un complejo, pero trabajando... Era muy cómodo, rodabas tu secuencia ... te ibas a la playa.”
  (Raquel Guerrero, 23:02)

• Jokes ensue about sunburn affecting continuity (el “racor de sol”) and set discipline.

Comic Relief: The Instapoet (26:05–31:19)

• Mario Ródenas, the “Instapoeta”, delivers an intentionally cringy, Gen-Z-inspired poem about "Machos Alfa" (26:05–29:39).
• Raquel responds with mock enthusiasm, “Me ha encantado tu poema...” (30:44).
• The group jokes about poems and the surreal nature of modern influencer poetry.

Notable Quotes

• Raquel Guerrero on Season 4:
  “Está siendo muy divertida esta cuarta temporada.” (04:36)

• Raquel Guerrero on Working with Fele Martínez:
  “Con Fele da absolutamente gusto. Tenemos un sentido del humor muy parecido ... Mucha complicidad, mucha complicidad, efectivamente.” (06:43)

• On Set Atmosphere:
  “Generalmente es que estamos de pitorreo, entonces es todo pitorreo.” (07:53)

• Life as an Off-Theatre Actor:
  “Ella representa absolutamente la vida del artista del teatro off. ...Es una fiel representación de lo que conlleva intentar vivir de esta profesión que es súper dura y súper complicada.” (10:28, 11:11)

• On Couple Dynamics:
  “Eres la mujer de mi vida, pero no eres el amor de mi vida.” (19:02)

Timestamp Guide

• Introduction & Banter: 00:44–03:38
• Raquel on Season 4: 04:36–06:09
• International Adaptations: 05:06–06:09
• On-set Chemistry: 06:38–08:17
• Sex Ed Scene Anecdote: 08:17–09:21
• Raquel’s Character Arc: 09:21–11:11
• Actor Odd Jobs: 11:25–15:02
• In-Character Chats: 17:08–19:56
• Filming Abroad: 22:38–24:44
• Instapoet Segment: 26:05–31:19

Memorable Moments

• Raquel's infectious laughter describing the Dominican Republic shoot and sunburn continuity worries (23:02–23:54).
• Agustín lamenting his mascot days, overlapping with a UFO event in a shopping center, causing laughter across the crew (11:49–12:18).
• The “Instapoet” segment filled with Gen-Z slang and exaggerated emotion, to the group’s amusement (26:05–29:39, 30:44–30:57).

Tone & Style

The episode is packed with humor, camaraderie, and honest insight into the realities of acting and television production. The conversation flows naturally between serious reflection and comic aside, driven by Alsina’s hosting and Raquel’s warm, witty energy.

Recommended for: Fans of "Machos Alfa", aficionados of Spanish TV comedy, and anyone curious about the inside workings and human side of series acting.