• Con Calma Podcast - Ep34 - Do you not like to Perreando Mike?

  • Apr 5 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 21 mins
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Con Calma Podcast - Ep34 - Do you not like to Perreando Mike?

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    In this episode, the 3 pendejos return with Carlos recounting his wild trip to Costa Rica, complete with monkey encounters, waterfall adventures, and silent dance parties, which Berto hates and his opinion on ranchero music all over his playlists. Carlos attempts to enlighten us with Ecuadorian facts he discovered, with mixed results. Plus, don't miss out on the latest edition of "Preguntas Caliente," where the gang tackles topics like how to tell your boyfriend to lay off the Spanish, brainstorming Luchador names, debating which Latino music genre they'd eliminate if forced to choose, and more intriguing fan questions. Tune in for another entertaining episode packed with laughs, dumb comments and the BEST all new "La Mescla" by DJDIRTO presented by Con Calma Podcast

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