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00:00:00Thanks for watching the video.
00:00:30Thanks for watching the video.
00:01:00Thanks for watching the video.
00:01:30You sit in front of it and it's like a movie theater, everything is controlled by a light, it's like a personal computer, it's a crystal ball.
00:01:39It's the crystal ball.
00:02:09Better, we would have done it as a master stack.
00:02:12Thanks for watching the video.
00:02:21Thanks for watching the video.
00:02:26We're starting a new program today, and it's for you, our youngest friends.
00:02:30We'll be together every Saturday and I hope you have a wonderful time.
00:02:34You don't get the flu. So many years of television, and they still haven't learned.
00:02:40It's such a terrible plot. Let's teach them a lesson.
00:02:44That seems very good to me.
00:02:45The crystal ball, the crystal ball, the crystal ball, the crystal ball, the crystal ball, the crystal ball.
00:02:51How well you have seen the image of Davidio.
00:02:54We're starting a new program today, but I recommend you don't watch it.
00:02:58Me because I can't help it.
00:03:00If I could, I wouldn't come on any Saturday.
00:03:03This is going to be a drag and a pain.
00:03:10Isabel, sorry, but they are listening to us.
00:03:13Yeah.
00:03:13Take.
00:03:14What is this?
00:03:15A ball.
00:03:16And what do I want it for?
00:03:17I don't know, pass it on.
00:03:18Well, here it is, for you.
00:03:19Well, thank you.
00:03:20Only Isabel said one jokingly.
00:03:22All right, sound.
00:03:28That way he won't have to open the speaker all morning.
00:03:30No me, no me, no me, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
00:03:36Have you noticed?
00:03:37If it's distorted for a while it's much funnier.
00:03:42Of, now I was saying that...
00:03:43Very good, very good.
00:03:46So that he learns!
00:03:48Sorry, but it's just that...
00:03:49Smoking is very bad.
00:03:53Gerardo smokes too much.
00:03:58Cut, cut!
00:03:59We can't go on like this.
00:04:00This is the work of the trickster fairy.
00:04:07Why are you wasting your time watching that nonsense show?
00:04:11We are not viewing it.
00:04:13We're fixing it.
00:04:15But it can't be fixed.
00:04:16They must be left as impossible.
00:04:18They still think they are the ones who make television.
00:04:22And all they do is ruin it.
00:04:25They look like partners of the witch breakdown.
00:04:27Everything worthwhile on television is made by us.
00:04:33I'm going to introduce myself.
00:04:35I am the fairy video Babe Recording.
00:04:38I auditioned well.
00:04:42And you don't hear well.
00:04:43That you are the sound and you have some elephant audios.
00:04:46I don't know who will audition.
00:04:49Babe Recording.
00:04:50How ridiculous!
00:04:52They are my last names.
00:04:54I am a foreigner.
00:04:58Foreigner.
00:04:59She is a foreigner.
00:05:00You are from Colombia.
00:05:02Because you guys who audition and visualize a lot are not going to laugh at me.
00:05:06But if I don't record you, you'll forget everything you visualize and what you audition.
00:05:12Well, well, don't be angry.
00:05:15I audition or hear very well because I am the microphone.
00:05:19Although I like to be called sonorous.
00:05:23I see it, I see everything, because I am the camera.
00:05:27We are the electro-elves!
00:05:30We are the electro-elves!
00:06:00The mixer reveals you and sucks you to a foot.
00:06:05Take courage, I'm trying to poop.
00:06:08Make puree!
00:06:12Ha ha ha!
00:06:14We are the electro-elves.
00:06:18Villains around you.
00:06:21We are in a very good mood.
00:06:25Electro, eat yourself!
00:06:26It could be that the mixer comes into your room and makes your room snowy.
00:06:37What a mess!
00:06:39Or maybe you listen to the radio with the razor.
00:06:45Don't be clumsy or you might cut yourself off while reading!
00:06:50Let's dance!
00:06:54Ha ha ha!
00:06:56We are the electro-elves.
00:07:00Villains around you.
00:07:03We are in a very good mood.
00:07:07Electro, eat yourself!
00:07:08Ha ha ha!
00:07:38Don't be clumsy or you might cut yourself off while reading!
00:08:08Ha ha ha!
00:08:10Ha ha ha!
00:08:17This is the crystal ball.
00:08:20Well, this is not the ball.
00:08:21It's a program but it's called the crystal ball.
00:08:24Of course, on TV.
00:08:27Although, although it is not a ball, but...
00:08:29Our crystal ball program begins.
00:08:31It's the crystal ball!
00:08:33They are beyond help.
00:08:34They are polarizing.
00:08:36Rewind!
00:08:37A new program has been born.
00:08:38What happiness!
00:08:40Silence!
00:08:41I leave you all for a test card.
00:08:44Oh, oh, oh, oh!
00:08:45No, no, no, no!
00:08:46Silence!
00:08:47Or I'll set the tone!
00:08:49No, no, no, no!
00:08:50A star is born.
00:08:54Nothing less than a new television show.
00:08:57And I, the most important person in this palace,
00:09:01the one that intervenes most often in the programming,
00:09:04the witch breakdown,
00:09:06I have not been invited.
00:09:07That's why I punish you.
00:09:09I cast my curse upon you.
00:09:12When one of those idiots makes a mistake,
00:09:15which happens as soon as they open their mouths,
00:09:17this, the TV,
00:09:20will break down
00:09:21and will be ruined forever.
00:09:24Pla!
00:09:25There will be no more television.
00:09:27Ha ha ha!
00:09:29Ah!
00:09:31What will become of us?
00:09:34That witch is really evil.
00:09:37It scares me.
00:09:38I mean, it scares me.
00:09:41And I got a cold.
00:09:42that freezes the images.
00:09:45What can we do?
00:09:48If they hadn't invented you,
00:09:50I would be the most important
00:09:52and we wouldn't have this problem.
00:09:55To me, actually,
00:09:56I don't care or don't care
00:09:57because my thing is cinema.
00:10:05It will be from the cinema.
00:10:07But when you are interested,
00:10:08Well, you rewind and come here.
00:10:10Let's not start as usual.
00:10:12Help us, trick witch, please.
00:10:16I can't break a curse
00:10:18from my partner's breakdown,
00:10:20but I can soften it.
00:10:21Indeed,
00:10:22when one of those dads makes a mistake,
00:10:25the invention will be ruined.
00:10:27But the day a presenter
00:10:29unique, perfect, wonderful,
00:10:32Say this verse in one go and without error,
00:10:34everything will return to normal.
00:10:38I help you,
00:10:39although I have nothing to do with this,
00:10:41because my thing is cinema.
00:10:45Dear children,
00:10:50Please forgive those minor technical inconveniences
00:10:52that you have endured.
00:10:54It came out!
00:10:55It worked out well for him!
00:10:59From now on,
00:11:00everything will be better.
00:11:01How handsome!
00:11:03And how good they are!
00:11:05Not only today,
00:11:07but every month.
00:11:09I wanted to say nothing.
00:11:12It's no longer useful.
00:11:13You made a mistake.
00:11:22Can't.
00:11:24I don't know.
00:11:25It's too difficult.
00:11:27I always say with good reason
00:11:28that a picture is worth a thousand words.
00:11:31Will someone have to help us?
00:11:33Yes, but who?
00:11:34So who's it going to be?
00:11:36The program director!
00:11:37The program director!
00:12:07Well, the scriptwriter...
00:12:09Well the solution
00:12:27will come to us when we are dead.
00:12:30It takes so long...
00:12:31I got it!
00:12:34The director!
00:12:42Cut the crap.
00:12:44It's no good.
00:12:45It gets complicated.
00:12:46It would be even worse.
00:12:47We'll have to do it alone.
00:12:49Don't be discouraged!
00:12:51Let's go after that perfection.
00:12:53First perfection.
00:12:54First perfection.
00:12:57Two runaway electrons
00:13:00they don't control those next to them.
00:13:02Second perfection.
00:13:05Two troubled electrodes
00:13:06were for two tribunes...
00:13:08Third perfection.
00:13:13Two uncontrolled electroduents
00:13:15electrocuted on their platforms
00:13:17to three troubled tribunes.
00:13:19Bravo!
00:13:20Bravo!
00:13:21He is the perfect presenter!
00:13:24The man of our program!
00:13:25Our savior!
00:13:27I from this program
00:13:29No way.
00:13:30It's for dwarves
00:13:31and it's full of goblins.
00:13:33I'm not staying here.
00:13:34I want my program.
00:13:37And if they give it to me
00:13:38I will dedicate myself to telling
00:13:39and to discover
00:13:40mysterious things
00:13:41that happen on television.
00:13:43You may have wondered
00:13:44how they work,
00:13:45what they are like
00:13:46and how things are done.
00:13:47We are here
00:13:48to show it to you.
00:13:49For example,
00:13:50guess riddle.
00:13:51How do you do it...?
00:13:52How are those toys made?
00:13:53with whom you entertain yourselves
00:13:55every day?
00:14:03Thank you!
00:14:33Thank you!
00:14:40Thank you!
00:14:42Thank you!
00:14:52This bores the stones
00:14:54You'll see what I do
00:14:55Rebovino
00:14:57I'm going to unteach
00:14:59Because unlearning is more fun
00:15:01I'm going to unteach by unlearning how things are undone
00:15:31Well, you know how those toys are made.
00:15:37Every day you learn something and that's how you grow older, older.
00:15:41Now we're going to show you a nice report about...
00:15:44About these little animals that swim, what little animals are they?
00:15:47Well, it's the fish, you've probably guessed it.
00:15:49Not anymore! Not fish!
00:15:53Let's change it up! Yeah! Let's put on something more lively!
00:15:57Let's put something on!
00:16:27Filmm! Let's go!
00:16:50No, no, no, no.
00:17:20No, no, no, no, no.
00:17:50No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
00:18:19No, no, no, no, no, no.
00:18:50They weren't fish.
00:18:52Well, they were very pretty, I liked them.
00:18:54Now you are going to see a report about a school for Japanese children.
00:18:57No! We can't stand it! Help! Help!
00:19:03I'm leaving! I can't even stand this! It's over!
00:19:09Japanese children go to school
00:19:11Like all the children in the world
00:19:13Isabel
00:19:17No, not me, I don't go to school anymore.
00:19:19Isabel
00:19:20I would prefer the program
00:19:30Yes, yes, yes, yes
00:19:32I don't know, I don't know what's worse
00:19:35Everything before the breakdown
00:19:47These things don't happen to me.
00:19:49Because mine is...
00:19:52The cinema!
00:20:03You have 15 seconds to imagine
00:20:06If nothing has occurred to you
00:20:19Maybe you should watch less TV.
00:20:21You have 15 seconds to imagine
00:20:23Subscribe to the channel
00:20:24No, no, no.
00:20:54To play, the most important thing is not the toys.
00:21:24The machine that crossed has given light again.
00:21:30And what am I going to do with this new being?
00:21:36That allows vibrations, invents its songs.
00:21:42What am I going to do with it?
00:21:45I'm an electroquencher and nobody understands me.
00:22:04I'm an electroquencher and nobody understands me.
00:22:11I emit vibrations, I invent their songs.
00:22:16I'm an electroquencher and nobody understands me.
00:22:22And I have transistors of all colors.
00:22:39I like them a lot.
00:22:41I miss the releaser.
00:22:43I'm an electroquencher and nobody understands me.
00:22:50I'm an electroquencher and nobody understands me.
00:22:57I emit vibrations, I invent their songs.
00:23:02I'm an electroquencher and nobody understands me.
00:23:08And I have some circuits that are very small.
00:23:25Except for a Japanese guy with toes.
00:23:31I'm an electroquencher and nobody understands me.
00:23:37I'm an electroquencher and nobody understands me.
00:23:43With a trumpet, I invent my songs.
00:23:48I'm an electroquencher and nobody understands me.
00:23:54With a trumpet, I invent my songs.
00:24:16With a trumpet, I invent my songs.
00:24:21And this is an electro-elf?
00:24:34They really don't understand us.
00:24:37I don't care.
00:24:38I am the trick witch.
00:24:41And besides, mine is...
00:24:43The cinema!
00:24:47Buzz, buzz, coulomb, coulomb.
00:24:50Buzz, buzz and I get a shock.
00:24:53Buzz, buzz, farad, farad.
00:24:56Buzz, buzz and I don't give a watt.
00:25:04I have my tricks.
00:25:06That's why I know what's going on in the world.
00:25:08Especially in the fantasy world.
00:25:11Silence.
00:25:15Hey, kid.
00:25:17Haven't you heard that I asked for silence?
00:25:18Don't make me nervous, doll.
00:25:22Well, shut up.
00:25:23I conjure you in the name of the ampere, the volt, and the farad to appear on the radio instead of on television.
00:25:32Porrael, Belén and Tardien.
00:25:35Look, baby, I see, hear and keep quiet.
00:25:38Well, let's see, yes.
00:25:43Today we're going to talk about a beauty pageant to annoy the witch from Día.
00:25:48A very important one was celebrated a few days ago.
00:25:52We already have the graphic material.
00:25:55Pictures, please.
00:25:56Women do not escape the pleasure of competing.
00:26:10Dances and worldly dinners have always been held
00:26:12before the terrible battle that is the official Miss World election takes place.
00:26:18They say it's not the dress that matters.
00:26:21Be the most beautiful.
00:26:23What a dream.
00:26:24And what a humiliation for the others.
00:26:26Thank you!
00:26:27Thank you!
00:26:28Thank you!
00:26:58Kisses here, kisses there.
00:27:04Always so flirtatious.
00:27:06They have broken records for breaking hearts.
00:27:19No, no, and a thousand times no.
00:27:22It doesn't melt you.
00:27:24What a waste of time this is.
00:27:26This could not have happened a few days ago.
00:27:29I'm talking about another beauty pageant, which Snow White won.
00:27:33You already know who Snow White is.
00:27:35She is a very pretty young woman.
00:27:37The most beautiful young woman in the world.
00:27:40Hey, aunt, I'd love to meet her.
00:27:43Snake tails and cathode fuses.
00:27:46If you don't shut up, you'll become hoarse.
00:27:49Come on, less wolves, Little Red Riding Hood.
00:27:51Well, as we were saying.
00:27:53Snow White is a very beautiful girl.
00:27:56As beautiful as the sun itself.
00:27:58Or maybe more.
00:27:59The beautiful Jacinta tells the sun's rays with an ivory comb.
00:28:12One day, to my good fortune, I saw her.
00:28:15On the green banks of the Guadalquivir.
00:28:19The hand darkens the comb, more than much.
00:28:22If April saw her darken the lilies that usually come out white.
00:28:28On the green banks of the Guadalquivir.
00:28:32The birds greet her because they think, and that is so,
00:28:36that the sun that rises in the east rises again.
00:28:41On the green banks of the Guadalquivir.
00:28:44For just a hair, the sun would give a thousand rays,
00:28:49enviously requesting the one who stayed there.
00:28:53On the green banks of the Guadalquivir.
00:28:56To God he tells the sun, with an ivory comb,
00:29:19the beautiful Jacinta one day, that by my good fortune I saw her.
00:29:24On the green shore, on the green shore, on the green shore of the Guadalquivir.
00:29:36The hand darkens the comb, but it is not much if in April,
00:29:42I manage to darken the lilies that usually come out white.
00:29:47On the green shore, on the green shore, on the green shore of the Guadalquivir.
00:29:54On the green shore, on the green shore, on the green shore of the Guadalquivir.
00:30:15On the green shore, on the green shore, on the green shore of the Guadalquivir.
00:30:37On the green shore, on the green shore, on the green shore of the Guadalquivir.
00:31:00I don't like them, I don't like yellow hair.
00:31:16They are very ugly, I say, the witch would see.
00:31:20They look like straw and are as fine as cobwebs.
00:31:25Good hair should be thick, like cables, and very resistant.
00:31:31If not, what is the point?
00:31:34Mirror, mirror in the mirror.
00:31:38Who is the most beautiful in this world?
00:31:41For you the Ibaraborat, what does this mean?
00:31:45Has there been a protest?
00:31:47Is there anyone who claims to be more beautiful than Snow White?
00:31:50Let's check it out.
00:31:51Thank you!
00:31:52Thank you!
00:31:53Thank you!
00:31:54Thank you!
00:31:55Thank you!
00:31:56Thank you!
00:31:57Thank you!
00:31:58Thank you!
00:31:59Thank you!
00:32:29Snow White has been threatened.
00:32:43A bodyguard service to watch over you night and day.
00:32:46Let's see what one of its members tells us.
00:32:49Listen, and don't be too low to take care of anyone.
00:32:53You must be short.
00:32:55I am a dwarf.
00:32:57One of the seven dwarfs.
00:32:59Sure, you're grumpy.
00:33:03And do you consider this nickname or nickname appropriate?
00:33:08No no.
00:33:10The thing is that some people envy me for my overwhelming strength.
00:33:16But I am nice and pleasant.
00:33:19Ah, yes, yes.
00:33:20Hey, and you guys are dedicated to searching for treasures underground and you say you find them too.
00:33:26And a cheer.
00:33:27We work very hard and earn very little money.
00:33:32We do not find fabulous treasures.
00:33:36Do you want to see our work?
00:33:37Yeah.
00:33:38Make it not have.
00:33:39Make it not have.
00:33:39Thank you!
00:34:09Thank you!
00:34:39Thank you!
00:35:09Thank you!
00:35:11Thank you!
00:35:13Thank you!
00:35:15Thank you!
00:35:17Thank you!
00:35:19Thank you!
00:35:21Thank you!
00:35:23It seems unbelievable
00:35:25A hundred times zoom and a thousand times bzzz
00:35:27What agility!
00:35:29I'm tired of being called short
00:35:33and they say that we are clumsy
00:35:35You are very tall
00:35:37and gigantic
00:35:39and you too
00:35:41It's true
00:35:43I am very tall
00:35:45Well, if we were all short
00:35:47the economy would work much better
00:35:51we would spend less money
00:35:53in clothes
00:35:55in footwear
00:35:57in food
00:35:59the cars would be smaller
00:36:01gasoline would cost less
00:36:03in the end
00:36:05but of course
00:36:07all this
00:36:09it's your fault
00:36:11and many who are like you
00:36:19has occurred
00:36:21if I hadn't come here
00:36:23to the neon neighborhoods
00:36:25What has happened?
00:36:27That Snow White has eaten an apple with poisons
00:36:29and that says that also
00:36:31it could have been an attack
00:36:33but he is in the sanatorium
00:36:37We will try to provide more information about this unfortunate event in a few minutes.
00:36:47Meanwhile, let's ask some questions to an important person.
00:36:51Enrique Tierno Galván, Mayor of Madrid
00:36:53What influence did Snow White have on your childhood?
00:36:57Snow White is a universal tale
00:37:01Children's stories, this has been proven for a long time
00:37:05They are stories that have spread across the face of the earth
00:37:09It is surprising but it can be said that there is a children's mythology
00:37:13that comes from very distant historical times
00:37:17and the tradition of Snow White is also very distant
00:37:21some intelligence gives concrete form to the stories
00:37:23which are oral traditions
00:37:25that are lost in the origin of time
00:37:27and children
00:37:29We have all read and been told
00:37:31Snow White
00:37:33and the seven nanites
00:37:35and how classic children's stories happened
00:37:37the prevailing criterion
00:37:39It was the criterion of the just winner
00:37:41good conquers
00:37:43evil is destroyed
00:37:45and triumphant virtue
00:37:49so these stories came
00:37:51to shape the innocence of the child
00:37:53in the sense of
00:37:55the world is as you imagine it
00:37:57and not the other way around
00:37:59since the child normally believes
00:38:01in the triumph of good over evil
00:38:03Now children's literature has changed
00:38:05has another meaning
00:38:07But I was educated like so many other people my age.
00:38:09in the idea that in the long run
00:38:11good triumphs
00:38:13things get better and the good ones enjoy
00:38:15What happened to Snow White and the prince?
00:38:17once the story is finished
00:38:19I can really imagine
00:38:21what they would do
00:38:23I suppose that when Snow White got up
00:38:25dip the apple
00:38:27received the chaste kiss
00:38:29and savior of the prince
00:38:31would have some children
00:38:33that would follow
00:38:35hearing from their parents
00:38:37the story
00:38:39and that in turn they would tell it to their children
00:38:41and it has come down to us like this
00:38:43and to be honest
00:38:45I think the prince
00:38:46and Snow White
00:38:47they got into television
00:38:49and from there
00:38:50they tell stories
00:38:51to the children
00:38:52considers that the city
00:38:53is ready
00:38:54for all those
00:38:55that are different
00:38:56and may have difficulty
00:38:57of adaptation
00:38:58the city is in principle
00:39:00heterogeneous
00:39:01heteroclite
00:39:02I would tell him
00:39:03each thing goes in its place
00:39:04It is very difficult for us to tie them
00:39:06it is very difficult
00:39:07and the children
00:39:09are subjected
00:39:10today more than ever
00:39:11to very diverse influences
00:39:13in society
00:39:15that we could call
00:39:16classic
00:39:17above all
00:39:18in the pre-capitalist
00:39:19immediate
00:39:20to modern capitalism
00:39:21and inside
00:39:22of modern capitalism
00:39:23there
00:39:24the children
00:39:25are suffering
00:39:26some influences
00:39:27very different
00:39:28on the one hand
00:39:29in the houses
00:39:30the grandmother
00:39:31or the father
00:39:32or the mother
00:39:33they tell them
00:39:34that everything is going well
00:39:35that there is a harmony
00:39:36in the world
00:39:37that harmony
00:39:38gives to each one
00:39:39what you deserve
00:39:40and on the other hand
00:39:42they watch movies
00:39:43or read stories
00:39:45in which there is violence
00:39:46death
00:39:47destruction
00:39:48and in which everything seems
00:39:49contradictory
00:39:50unarmed
00:39:51in a way
00:39:52that
00:39:53a society
00:39:54how are you
00:39:55in which we live
00:39:56contradictory
00:39:57unconnected
00:39:58contributes
00:39:59that the child
00:40:00have the soul
00:40:01split in two
00:40:02and creates personalities
00:40:03schizophrenic
00:40:04divided
00:40:05an advantage
00:40:06from the stories
00:40:07classic children's
00:40:08was that gave
00:40:09a unitary sense
00:40:10and coherent
00:40:11to the world
00:40:12and a disadvantage
00:40:13from children's literature
00:40:14modern
00:40:15is that it contributes
00:40:16to incoherence
00:40:17but in any case
00:40:19in any case
00:40:20there is a trend
00:40:21in which we are all
00:40:22to procure
00:40:23that paradise
00:40:24artificial
00:40:25that the child lives
00:40:26graduate little by little
00:40:28as an anticipation
00:40:30from the incoherent world
00:40:31in which you are going to live
00:40:32tomorrow
00:40:33at least
00:40:34at least
00:40:35within the system
00:40:36of contradictions
00:40:37that in capitalism
00:40:38are inevitable
00:40:42in Toulouse
00:40:43a wedding is being celebrated
00:40:44of acrobats
00:40:45bride and groom
00:40:47bride and groom
00:40:48indeed
00:40:49they wanted to get married
00:40:50in the same place
00:40:51from their daily work
00:40:52which is carried out
00:40:53on a steel cable
00:40:54at 18 meters
00:40:55from the ground
00:40:56have risen
00:40:57up a staircase
00:40:58firefighters
00:40:59and friends
00:41:00of the couple
00:41:01consider
00:41:02that your happiness
00:41:03hanging by a thread
00:41:04the bride
00:41:07decided to continue
00:41:08to the letter
00:41:09the precept that says
00:41:10that the woman
00:41:11must follow her husband
00:41:12Snow White
00:41:13has married
00:41:14with one of the doctors
00:41:15from the hospital
00:41:16I think it's the psychiatrist
00:41:18of course that is
00:41:19because he doesn't know me
00:41:20because when he sees me
00:41:21leaves it
00:41:22yes child yes
00:41:23look
00:41:24There comes Snow White
00:41:25hey
00:41:26I was looking forward to
00:41:27meet you, chata
00:41:28I have been told
00:41:29that you were so pretty
00:41:30Alright
00:41:31Alright
00:41:32but for shorter people
00:41:33that I already have seven
00:41:34you will have observed
00:41:35that witch
00:41:36copy me
00:41:37me
00:41:38to the witch
00:41:39trick
00:41:40is that I have put myself
00:41:41fashionable
00:41:42among the witches
00:41:43today
00:41:44clear
00:41:45mine is
00:41:46the cinema
00:41:48if only my body
00:41:50there would not have been
00:41:51to this machine
00:41:52I continued
00:41:53and would remain
00:41:54near you
00:41:55for good fortune
00:41:56will follow you
00:41:57in the weeks
00:41:58your cycles
00:41:59are on their feet
00:42:00and your mind
00:42:01it is within your reach
00:42:02alert
00:42:03and
00:42:05there would not have been
00:42:06there would not have been
00:42:07there would not have been
00:42:08on the bars
00:42:10there would not have been
00:42:11there would not have been
00:42:12if there weren't
00:42:13on the bars
00:42:14the face
00:42:15there would not have been
00:42:16for the same
00:42:17that people
00:42:19is that they sit us down
00:42:20my
00:42:21is that there was no
00:42:22Thank you!
00:42:52Thank you!
00:43:22Thank you!
00:43:52Thank you!
00:44:22Thank you!
00:44:52Thank you!
00:45:22Thank you!
00:45:24Despite being the video fairy, after recording these hectic things, I get really excited.
00:45:32This is more than a music video, it's a brrrrrrrr video.
00:45:39Many years ago our parents laughed at a group of children called The Gang.
00:45:44Our parents were young and there was no television in Spain.
00:45:48I'm talking about the 1930s, so they saw them at the cinema, when they could go.
00:45:53Things weren't as easy then as they are now.
00:45:56We have The Gang in The Crystal Ball, as small as they were then, as white and as black as they were then,
00:46:03as modern and as old as then, and as endearing as then.
00:46:08Let's see them.
00:46:12The Gang. The Haunted House.
00:46:18Hello Alfalfa.
00:46:30Don't you know I'm not Alfalfa now, stupid? I'm a detective, like Sherlock Holmes.
00:46:37I want to be a detective.
00:46:39Come in.
00:46:51Do you know what it takes to be a detective?
00:46:53Yeah.
00:46:54Wear long beards.
00:46:56Much more is needed, because their lives are always in danger.
00:46:59They can end up like this.
00:47:00Boom!
00:47:01What, boom?
00:47:02Yeah.
00:47:03Do you think you'll have the courage to be one?
00:47:05Yeah.
00:47:06Me too.
00:47:07Then follow me.
00:47:10I hope you know what you're doing.
00:47:11Clear.
00:47:13I ask you this for the last time.
00:47:14Do you want to be detectives?
00:47:16Yeah.
00:47:17Yeah.
00:47:18Then raise your right hand and repeat after me.
00:47:21Despite the danger of the day and the terror of the night...
00:47:25Despite the danger of the day and the terror of the night...
00:47:29I will fulfill my mission, even if it costs me my life.
00:47:32Amen.
00:47:33I will fulfill my mission, even if it costs me my life.
00:47:36Amen.
00:47:38I name you X6.
00:47:39And to you, X6 and a half.
00:47:42Here are your hats...
00:47:44And your gloves.
00:47:46Now I want you to go out and discover mysteries.
00:47:49And if you catch a murderer, you bring him.
00:47:51But...
00:47:52You'd better take the dog.
00:47:53X20!
00:47:54Take good care of our men.
00:47:59Don't worry, we'll bring you a bunch of killers.
00:48:02Go ahead, Marky.
00:48:03I mean X6.
00:48:04Come on, doggy.
00:48:06How to become a young detective?
00:48:11Chapter 4. Costumes.
00:48:13Your success as a young detective may depend on your disguise.
00:48:24Are you Sherlock Holmes?
00:48:25Psst.
00:48:26I am the famous Dr. Watson.
00:48:27He'll see if my boss is home.
00:48:28Come in and sit down.
00:48:29But don't make any noise.
00:48:30All right, Alfalfa.
00:48:31But hurry up.
00:48:32How could he have known who I am?
00:48:33Well, X6 and X6 and a half.
00:48:34What are they accused of?
00:48:35We were investigating.
00:48:36And that the dog defends us from the criminal.
00:48:37Psst.
00:48:38Of course.
00:48:39If I find it, will you give my sister and me a few?
00:48:40Of course.
00:48:41I don't know if you'll find it.
00:48:42Won't you make any noise?
00:48:43Isn't there one?
00:48:44You will not make any noise.
00:48:45You don't do it you'll make no noise.
00:48:46All right, Alfalfa.
00:48:47But hurry up.
00:48:48How could he have known who I am?
00:48:49Well, X6 and X6 and a half.
00:48:50What are they accused of?
00:48:51We were investigating!
00:48:52And that the dog defends us from the criminal.
00:48:53Psst.
00:48:54Psst.
00:48:55Don't both speak at the same time.
00:48:56Come on, tell me yourself.
00:48:58My uncle gave me a box of chocolates
00:48:59and has disappeared.
00:49:00Oh, and you suspect these two, right?
00:49:02I think it was them.
00:49:03If I find it, will you give my sister and me a few?
00:49:06Of course.
00:49:07You can sleep peacefully now.
00:49:08Detective X10 never fails.
00:49:11To the dock!
00:49:13Come on, bench!
00:49:14You heard!
00:49:17Come on!
00:49:20I'm going to get to the bottom of this.
00:49:27Guilt is written all over your face.
00:49:30And in yours, much more.
00:49:36I'm afraid.
00:49:37Silence!
00:49:38Where were you when the crime was committed?
00:49:40Ah, you refuse to talk, huh?
00:49:42No.
00:49:43Don't contradict me.
00:49:45What would you do, Sherlock Holmes, in such a difficult case?
00:49:50You can go home.
00:49:52You are free.
00:49:55Why do you let them go?
00:49:57Shh!
00:49:57It's a trap.
00:49:58I'm going to follow them.
00:50:00You look like fools.
00:50:02Don't you know that the criminal always returns to the scene of the crime?
00:50:05Silly!
00:50:05You wait here.
00:50:10When we return, the chocolate case will be solved.
00:50:14Go ahead, X6 and X6 and a half.
00:50:16Silly!
00:50:29They have recognized us.
00:50:31Costume number two, quick.
00:50:33Yeah, so trying to escape.
00:50:47Because they are guilty.
00:50:48You're right.
00:50:49Well, we'll hide in the truck and you'll see.
00:50:52Follow me!
00:50:52Nothing.
00:50:54Yeah!
00:50:54Nothing.
00:50:57Come on, get in there, quickly.
00:51:00Let's go this way.
00:51:05We are very late.
00:51:10Come on, load it.
00:51:11Roma Items for the Haunted House, Long Beach
00:51:28They think they've misled us.
00:51:33What a surprise they're going to get!
00:51:35Marrocoturo!
00:51:42It was about time you arrived
00:51:43What happened to you?
00:51:44Sorry, there were no problems with the skeletons.
00:51:46But we had to wait for the headless bodies to be found.
00:51:49Leave it there
00:51:51This makes my hair stand on end.
00:51:57I don't like it at all, let's get out of here.
00:51:59When you want to be scared, pay me a visit.
00:52:04They have already left
00:52:09I'm scared
00:52:10I want to go home too.
00:52:12Yes, I think it will be best
00:52:14You wait here while I look for the light
00:52:17Many enter this cursed house
00:52:34But very few manage to get out alive.
00:52:37Mom, mommy, where are you?
00:52:43I'll give you a chance
00:52:45There are two doors
00:52:47If you choose the right one you can escape.
00:52:49But if you try to leave through the wrong
00:52:52Choose
00:52:56It's very dark there
00:52:59Let's go for the other one
00:53:00It almost caught us
00:53:13But a hair
00:53:14Buki, see if there's anyone around.
00:53:19No
00:53:20What's happening?
00:53:22What are you afraid of?
00:53:24I understand you
00:53:25Come on, Porky
00:53:26Silva from time to time
00:53:28And we will know where you are
00:53:30You go ahead
00:53:32Look
00:53:36I already knew that the exit would be here.
00:53:39Move over, Porky
00:53:41And, pire, ful, ful, ful
00:53:46No
00:53:58No
00:54:00Thank you!
00:54:30Relief!
00:54:41Relief!
00:54:43I can't take it anymore! Goodbye, friend!
00:54:48Bye bye!
00:54:52Where is Porty?
00:55:01Here it comes!
00:55:04If you want to get out alive, sit on the bench.
00:55:08Don't think you're going to fool us. Come with me.
00:55:17It's better if we don't sit on the bench.
00:55:22We're lost. That saw will cut our throats.
00:55:47Hello, Alfalfa!
00:55:49Hey! I found your chocolates!
00:55:51I was so excited I left them for you!
00:55:55If you want one, I'll treat you.
00:55:59Please don't talk to me about chocolates or detectives again.
00:56:05Liquidation of the business.
00:56:06This film, besides being about whites and blacks, is in black and white.
00:56:18It was taken by one of my grandfathers who was a cameraman and he did quite well for someone so old.
00:56:23It's the crystal ball!
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01:00:33Do you know what it takes to be a detective?
01:00:41Yes, wear long beards
01:00:43Much more is needed because their lives are always in danger.
01:00:47They can end up like this, bang!
01:00:49What, boom?
01:00:50Yes, do you think you'll have the courage to be one?
01:00:53Yeah
01:00:54Me too
01:00:55Then follow me.
01:00:56Ugh, what an annoying noise!
01:00:59That was good, huh?
01:01:01A movie in which we act as we really are
01:01:04Bold, intelligent, brave, insightful, witty
01:01:11I just love cinema.
01:01:18A good double feature and a double slice of bread and butter
01:01:24What happiness!
01:01:26Now that no one can hear us
01:01:31I like movies more than television.
01:01:35You go to the movies with friends
01:01:37With friends
01:01:39You buy popcorn before entering
01:01:41Oh, by the way.
01:01:42Did you know that in England they sell popcorn in movie theater bars with butter?
01:01:48Yes, with butter
01:01:49Let's see when they find out here
01:01:51That the popcorn is screaming for butter
01:01:54Well, let's leave that
01:01:58That when I start talking about politics I get carried away and
01:02:00There are ends, fine things
01:02:04Except for children's movies, of course.
01:02:07That only the old ladies will see them
01:02:09Phew, that's logical.
01:02:12Since these poor things are half deaf
01:02:13And in those movies all they do is scream and yell.
01:02:17When they don't sing, which is worse
01:02:19There you have poor Snow White desperate because of her stepmother.
01:02:25Instead I
01:02:27My father is a widower
01:02:28And I always tell him so.
01:02:30I have a Snow White complex
01:02:32And he is determined not to marry again.
01:02:35I need a stepmother
01:02:37A real stepmother to be happy
01:02:39Go with the plots of children's films
01:02:43If I tell a story about one of those cameras
01:02:47But this is going to end
01:02:51When I tell the story to a camera
01:02:53You're going to find out what a comb is worth.
01:02:54Although I have so many things to tell
01:02:57I don't even know where to start.
01:02:59Of course, there has to be laughter in my film.
01:03:02Lots of laughter
01:03:03In those times when our grandmothers
01:03:06They flirted with men with mustaches and canes
01:03:08There was a pianist in the cinemas
01:03:10So that the films wouldn't be so silent
01:03:12But then the soundtrack was invented
01:03:14That it wasn't a gang of rowdies
01:03:16If it wasn't a sound recording
01:03:17That was done on the edge of the movies
01:03:19So that the images could be heard and seen at the same time
01:03:22But some silent films
01:03:24As they were so funny
01:03:25They continued playing the sound tracks
01:03:27Even today
01:03:28Both in film and television
01:03:30They often show silent movies.
01:03:32Along with sound films
01:03:34But of course
01:03:35The ones that excite me the most are the police ones.
01:03:38This trench coat I'm wearing
01:03:40Belonged to Humphrey Boga
01:03:42Since the guy was a bit puny
01:03:45There was no need to fix my sentence
01:03:46Just tuck in the hem a little
01:03:49Shorty, but what a guy
01:03:53That was a tough one.
01:03:55Not like the ones there are now
01:03:57Roger Moore and that
01:03:58Lots of muscles
01:04:00Many meters eighty
01:04:01Too much face to walk around the house
01:04:03But nothing
01:04:04It's like when they replace butter with margarine.
01:04:08Yes, agreed
01:04:09It will be healthier for the liver
01:04:10It will have more vitamins
01:04:12More polyunsaturated fats
01:04:13But it's not the same
01:04:14I say this as I am an expert.
01:04:16There has to be laughter in my film.
01:04:18Shooting
01:04:20Ah, that's right.
01:04:21A good Colt 45 can't be missed.
01:04:23I like western movies.
01:04:25I also like them a lot
01:04:26What pisses me off
01:04:27It's that they always put the Indians as the bad guys
01:04:30When the Indians
01:04:31They were poor gentlemen
01:04:32That they were very peaceful in their lands
01:04:34Until the whites came to take them away
01:04:36And then they complained about having their hair cut off.
01:04:39The wild movies were good
01:04:41But they are already a little out of fashion
01:04:43War movies are more popular now.
01:04:45With a brave protagonist
01:04:47Who faces everyone risking his life
01:04:50Even though he always has to disobey the orders of his superiors
01:04:53Of course, that always ends well.
01:04:56And they decorate him and all that.
01:04:57That's the part I like the least.
01:04:59Well, sometimes I prefer historical films.
01:05:05When they fight, I tell them hand to hand.
01:05:06Well, throw it.
01:05:07And sometimes with horses like in the west
01:05:09How much would I love to have a white horse?
01:05:12Like the one over there in the bathroom?
01:05:13Stop by here on television
01:05:15Yes, in my movie
01:05:16There has to be laughter
01:05:18Humor
01:05:19Shooting
01:05:20And a little bit of terror
01:05:21Ah, that's right.
01:05:22Let there be no lack of terror
01:05:23I almost forgot
01:05:24My favorite is still King Kong
01:05:30I still remember the first time I saw him
01:05:33I freaked out when he peeled the girl there like a banana.
01:05:36And he put a dinosaur in a judo lock.
01:05:39And killed him
01:05:40And he climbed up the Empire State Building
01:05:42He killed the helicopters with his hands.
01:05:46And Frankenstein
01:05:48What have I decided about Frankenstein?
01:05:50That was a tough one.
01:05:51With that great guy
01:05:52He took the girls from the street
01:05:54Of course, the one who got the most attention was Dracula.
01:05:56Because the werewolf
01:05:59So hairy
01:06:01Oh, I didn't use shampoo.
01:06:02He didn't cut his nails
01:06:04Nah, there was no one
01:06:05Oh, and a little romance
01:06:07Don't give me that face, man.
01:06:09A little bit of romance
01:06:11It's always commercial
01:06:12It doesn't hurt
01:06:13Even advocate in his films
01:06:14It had pink scenes
01:06:16In addition, there are images
01:06:17Images
01:06:18There are kisses that have a lot to say
01:06:20But one thing is to add a pinch of romanticism
01:06:24With a pinch of salt
01:06:25And a slice of bread with butter
01:06:27And another very different one
01:06:31That's what some movies do to you.
01:06:33That suddenly in pre-nation
01:06:34They give you violins
01:06:36Romantic music
01:06:37Nah
01:06:38In my movie
01:06:39Of love there will only be what is strictly necessary
01:06:41Well, I think that's almost all there.
01:06:46All that's missing is a little music
01:06:47Jazz, plaque
01:06:49And breakdance
01:06:50Oh, and speaking of music
01:06:52Come on, I'm getting late.
01:06:55I go for more than two slices
01:06:57Speaking of bread and butter
01:06:59It's that when I start talking about cinema
01:07:00I roll up
01:07:01I'm going to introduce you
01:07:03A set
01:07:04Master battery
01:07:05Master battery?
01:07:07Where have I sheltered that strange thing?
01:07:09Well
01:07:09It's called Objective Burma
01:07:11Oh, and don't miss the two citis
01:07:13That comes out moving the skeleton
01:07:15I have myself in the maca
01:07:39Well, I don't want to work.
01:07:42Oh baby, give it to the dad, dad
01:07:47I'm going to suffocate
01:07:49Loaded with gold and silver
01:07:54Next to Viña del Mar
01:07:56We travel in, look
01:08:01Then to dive
01:08:04Descilla at the edge of the sea
01:08:11Descilla at the edge of the sea
01:08:18Descilla at the edge of the sea
01:08:25Descilla at the edge of the sea
01:08:33Come on!
01:09:03Come on!
01:09:33Come on!
01:10:03Come on!
01:10:33Come on!
01:11:03Come on!
01:11:33Come on!
01:12:03Come on!
01:12:05Come on!
01:12:26Come on!
01:12:28I want to go back, put my feet in war, I hurry to see the sea
01:12:39I want to see you again with your land, I want to return to you
01:12:58An adventure would be no more, everyone bores me, even the captain.
01:13:11Everything is moving, I can't sleep, night after night, lathe to foot, lathe to foot
01:13:21An adventure would be no more, everyone bores me, even the captain.
01:13:27Everything is moving, I can't sleep, night after night, lathe to foot, lathe to foot
01:13:37An adventure would be no more, everyone bores me, even the captain.
01:13:44Everything is moving, I can't sleep, night after night, lathe to foot, lathe to foot
01:13:51They insist and insist on making television and they do it with bauds.
01:14:12If they would let us do it ourselves...
01:14:15No! It has to be them, because they're grown up and think they're smart.
01:14:19Yeah, clever. I'm terrified of them. They're clumsy. Everything they touch, they catch the flu.
01:14:26When I see them coming, I rewind. And besides, they make a lot of television.
01:14:32Yes, I know very well because I hear them.
01:14:34I know better because I see them.
01:14:36Well, tell me, tell me everything.
01:14:41Tell me, you idiots we're going to see this week.
01:14:45Well this week... this week... this week...
01:14:50I knew it, but I forgot.
01:14:52And you, Master Chamberlain?
01:14:54Yo, yo... Damn! I just saw it and I've already forgotten about it.
01:14:59Of course. When will you understand that seeing and hearing are useless if I, the Video Fairy, don't record it?
01:15:06Am I actually the television?
01:15:11You? I'm losing focus with laughter!
01:15:15All you do is copy. Copycat!
01:15:18It was a lot more fun when you didn't exist.
01:15:21And everything was done directly, thanks to the cameraman and me.
01:15:25Master sonorous? You're right. To Davidio.
01:15:28Okay, well, you're not going to know what's on this week.
01:15:33You'll have to guess.
01:15:34That's it, that's it, that's it. Let's play a guessing game.
01:15:38Every day, Monday to Friday, at 5:55 p.m., there's a very thorny program featuring some creepy creatures.
01:16:04I know. Open sesame. Yes. And Ali Baba does it.
01:16:23Lie. You lie as much as the Trick Fairy.
01:16:26Neighborhood, neighborhood.
01:16:29You will be the neighborhood.
01:16:30No, it doesn't sound familiar to me, it doesn't sound familiar to me.
01:16:32You all get it wrong.
01:16:34No catchphrases or earpieces, you're not auditioning anything.
01:16:37Come on, a picture is worth a thousand words.
01:16:41Don't argue anymore.
01:16:43It's Sesame Street.
01:16:44Sesame? Could it be sesame?
01:16:46Well, that's what I said.
01:16:48Let's continue.
01:16:50Every day, Monday through Friday, on Channel 1 and at 6:50 p.m., on Mirror News.
01:16:58He tells stories and he is not old.
01:17:00That's it. Mary Poppins.
01:17:02Mary Poppins? Where? Where is she?
01:17:05How about where? Here, at 6:50 p.m. You said it.
01:17:09I didn't say that, you idiots.
01:17:11Yes, you said it. Because Mary Poppins isn't old. She tells stories to children and has a mirror in her purse.
01:17:18What a mirror, not even eight volts! It tells stories because it informs. And it's not old because it's young. It's the youth news.
01:17:30You cheat. You don't cheat.
01:17:32Okay. I'll make it easy for you now.
01:17:37On Mondays, at 7 and 5, on the first channel, a useful and discreet piece, if it's on a pair of pants, is the fly.
01:18:02A sewing show... What a drag!
01:18:30Why would I want to learn to sew? My buttons aren't that kind.
01:18:34That's it. That's the name. Buttons, I heard it the other day.
01:18:38What buttons?
01:18:41Zipper!
01:18:42And she doesn't teach sewing, but many other things.
01:18:46This week, for example, we'll see a series of reports featuring music, unusual bicycles, and a bit of history.
01:18:54Oh! What would he do there without me?
01:18:58Well, well. Come on, yes.
01:19:01Let's see.
01:19:02Every day, from Monday to Thursday, on the second channel, at 7:10 p.m., she would watch the witch's favorite program.
01:19:12One, two, three, four, five, six, seven and eight.
01:19:24But don't think it's a cakewalk. When the music starts playing, everyone starts losing weight.
01:19:31That's very easy.
01:19:46It's a cooking show where everything they teach you how to make is terrible and no one eats it.
01:19:51And that's why they lose weight.
01:19:53Come on, you're not right.
01:19:55It's a tune-up.
01:19:57I remember now. Yes, I remember now. A car show.
01:20:02It's not about cars, but people get really excited.
01:20:07Let's see, let's see if you get this one right.
01:20:10From Tuesday to Thursday, on Channel 1, at 6:25 p.m.
01:20:15If things aren't going well for you, don't worry, be happy, everything has a solution.
01:20:38The kiosk will make you dream.
01:20:46You can laugh and enjoy, you have it all here.
01:20:52I'm sure I'll get this right.
01:20:57It is neither a booth nor a bookcase, although it would seem to be a mixture.
01:21:02A mix of a booth and a bookcase? That doesn't make any sense.
01:21:07A very small bookstore?
01:21:09Hot, hot.
01:21:10Moo, moo, moo, moo!
01:21:12I know. Currete's big book.
01:21:15How stupid you are!
01:21:17It's the kiosk, a new program where you can see children's performances, storytelling, and much more.
01:21:26Between the fact that you don't know how to speak and the fact that you make things very difficult for us, there's no one who can do it.
01:21:31Anyway, keep going.
01:21:33On Tuesday, on the second channel, at 25, it's bigger than a board and it talks about ads.
01:21:45On Tuesday, on the second channel, at 25, it's bigger than a board and it talks about ads.
01:22:15You don't know what to say.
01:22:18A very large board is a plank.
01:22:20And since we're talking about ads, it'll be a bulletin board.
01:22:24Sure! Bulletin board.
01:22:27I remember now.
01:22:28A very fun program where people exchange things.
01:22:32On this occasion, a child will try to get an autograph from Carrasco, the Barcelona soccer player.
01:22:39Well, I don't get a single one right.
01:22:41Am I distorting myself?
01:22:44Let's see if you can guess this one.
01:22:46This afternoon, on Channel 1 at 6 p.m., they call him the one who knows a bit about everything...
01:22:53If you're not crazy...
01:22:55Yes of course.
01:23:19Now you're really draining.
01:23:21No, man, no.
01:23:22I just remembered.
01:23:24That one doesn't come out anymore.
01:23:25It's that you don't add anything.
01:23:27They'll definitely leave you for the final exam if you continue like this.
01:23:32The program I'm referring to is The Wise Men.
01:23:37It's very clear.
01:23:38If they know a little about everything and are not crazy, they are wise.
01:23:42You know, it's that game show where a child and an adult participate.
01:23:49Well, I'm already fed up with watching so much nonsense.
01:23:53Is there still any left?
01:23:54Yeah.
01:23:56Try to guess this one.
01:23:58Tomorrow, Sunday, at 3:30 p.m. and on the second channel, what is the air like?
01:24:04who escapes from a balloon just like Little Red Riding Hood from the wolf?
01:24:08I'm fed up with stories.
01:24:11It seems to me that the one who is going to escape is me.
01:24:13Yes, at least the wolf.
01:24:15Would he eat Little Red Riding Hood?
01:24:17Don't talk any more nonsense.
01:24:19This is a program that talks specifically about wolves and other animals.
01:24:25For animals!
01:24:26Those with the crystal ball!
01:24:28Shut up already!
01:24:29I'm referring to the outdoors, which on this occasion will take us to the Doñana Natural Park.
01:24:36and will show us the animal species that live there.
01:24:40Well, I don't want to guess anymore.
01:24:44Wait, there's one left.
01:24:45Well, we've left it for last because it's round and has no equal.
01:24:53That will be your head, which is full of empty circuits.
01:24:57My head isn't filled with empty circuits, but with images you wish you could rewind.
01:25:03Well, well, well, well.
01:25:04You said it's round and has no equal, right?
01:25:07Yeah.
01:25:07So it's clear.
01:25:10It's the most horrible program.
01:25:13The biggest idiocy.
01:25:15A show that no one should watch.
01:25:18Oh!
01:25:18The crystal ball!
01:25:20Let's run away!
01:25:37Look at that shiny thing on top of the stretcher.
01:26:03If you don't need batteries or power, you can watch any video cassette.
01:26:08This fortune teller ball plays divine music.
01:26:13And without a turntable or amplifier it sounds just like a television.
01:26:17Colombian, Colombian, Colombian, and I see myself lighting these words.
01:26:24A new work, cadabra, paradio, paradio, and I don't give a watt what this ball has.
01:26:33That even flew a bit of ball.
01:26:36You sit in front and it's like the cinema.
01:26:38All control is a light.
01:26:40It's like a personal computer.
01:26:43It's the crystal ball.
01:26:44Tune in to the channels, both foreign and national
01:26:52With field systems with a pal, the bull looks very real.
01:26:56He broadcasts his inventions, my wounded man on the loose live.
01:27:01Tine musicals and chess, with marchis relevados 3%
01:27:05Buzz, buzz, Colombian, Colombian, buzz, buzz, and I get a volt
01:27:10Learn that you are, for people there will be later, each hug
01:27:15For me, for me, and I don't give a watt what this ball has
01:27:21That even the world takes time
01:27:24You sit in front and it's like a movie theater, everything is controlled by a light.
01:27:28It's like a personal computer, it's the crystal ball
01:27:32You sit in front and it's like a movie theater, everything is controlled by a light.
01:27:37It's like a personal computer, it's the crystal ball
01:27:42You sit in front and it's like a movie theater, everything is controlled by a light.
01:28:07It's like a personal computer, it's the crystal ball
01:28:11You sit in front and it's like a movie theater, everything is controlled by a light.
01:28:16It's like a personal computer, it's the crystal ball
01:28:21It's the crystal ball
01:28:23It's the crystal ball
01:28:41It's the crystal ball
01:28:53It's the crystal ball
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