¡Que tranza, mi gente! Bienvenidos a su terapia semanal: Viernes de Pendejadas. Hoy celebramos el Dia Internacional de los videojuegos: desde los arcades hasta los mundos abierto que te vuelan la cabeza, contando anécdotas, curiosidades y la evolución que hizo que pasáramos del "insert coin" a las descargas de 100 "Gigas".
Pero eso no es todo: armamos el viaje en el tiempo para entender cuántas generaciones han existido desde 1900 hasta hoy, que las define y que tanto traen de mito y de realidad de los abuelos que se la rifaron, a los boomers, la X, los millennials, la Z y la Alpha. Prepárense para risas, datos y uno que otro debate sabroso.
Además, regresan los consejos de Don Herculano Prieto del Hoyo, chistes y mucho relajo pa' tirar el estrés de la semana.
Todo este relajo con los compadres de la radio, Jose Fonseca, El shondongo, Don Herculano Prieto del Hoyo y su Compa Mando.
¡No se lo pierdan, que esto se va a poner buenísimo!
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