Belinda en corrupción a menores con sus letras - Cazzu e Inti feroz ataque de Angelitas | J Ceriani

Belinda performed her song 'Perra Beach' at a family-oriented Mazatlán carnival, inviting underage girls onto the stage to dance to lyrics that the host interprets as promoting prostitution ('ese culito me lo aviento free' - 'I'll give away my ass for free'). The host criticizes the parents for allowing their children to participate and the Mazatlán authorities for sponsoring such an event, alleging it constitutes corruption of minors and reflects a 'culture of culito free' linked to money laundering.

Host's interpretation of lyrics, video footage of performance (audio muted in podcast), and criticism of parental and governmental approval.

A social media profile named 'Rosa la Chingona,' allegedly associated with Ángela Aguilar's 'Angelitas' fan base, is accused of launching 'aberrant' and 'bestial' attacks against Cazzu and Nodal's infant daughter, Inti. These attacks include wishing death upon the child, calling her a 'bastard,' and creating hateful memes. The host calls for Ángela Aguilar and Nodal to publicly condemn these actions and protect the minor.

Host's description of social media posts, audio clips of hateful messages, and visual examples of memes (blurred in podcast).

A pilot for El Chapo Guzmán, in an interview with the host, claimed that Vicente Fernández's private plane was regularly used for international drug trafficking between 2000 and 2010. The pilot stated that after dropping Fernández off for concerts in countries like Venezuela and Colombia, the plane would be loaded with two tons of drugs. Fernández allegedly received a $100,000 cash payment per flight, in addition to his concert fees, and was 'aware' or 'knowing' of the illicit activities. The pilot also suggested that Alejandro Fernández might have discovered similar activities with his own plane.

Direct testimony from El Chapo's pilot, as recounted and played by the host.

Alicia Villarreal's lawyer, Gerardo Rincón, clarified that recent media reports of an 'embargo' were based on an old legal procedure from years ago, which he believes was 'mal hecho' (poorly executed) due to procedural errors. Rincón confirmed ongoing legal action against Cruz Martínez, Alicia's ex-husband, for alleged domestic violence, stating he has 'evidence' and 'medical proofs' of physical assault and that Martínez 'will pay in jail.' He also criticized Martínez for publicly mocking Alicia's lawyer, Mariel Colón.

Interview with Alicia Villarreal's lawyer, Gerardo Rincón, detailing the legal situation and evidence.

Paco de la O is facing new public accusations of domestic violence from his ex-partner, Malu Carreras, who is scheduled to hold a press conference. The host also revealed that Gabi Platas previously filed a lawsuit against Paco de la O for family violence 10 years prior, which was allegedly 'sealed and silenced' with a significant payment. Furthermore, the host questions Mimí of Flans' close relationship with Paco de la O, citing an audio where he mentions meeting with her and her alleged role as an investor and protagonist in his halted theater project, 'El Sótano,' implying her support for a man accused of severe violence.

Host's reporting on Malu Carreras's upcoming press conference, details of Gabi Platas's sealed lawsuit, and an audio clip of Paco de la O mentioning Mimí.

The host alleges that Thalía suffers from a 'desorden cerebral' (cerebral disorder) or 'trans-age' condition, believing she is either 16 or 2 years old, based on a personal interview with her former 'mocama' (maid). He presents video clips of Thalía acting childish and labels her as a 'Terian' (someone who identifies as an animal or other non-human entity), linking her behavior to an inability to mature and a life of leisure.

Host's claim of an interview with Thalía's former maid, video clips of Thalía's behavior, and the host's interpretation.

The host vehemently criticizes Telemundo anchors Carlito Calderón and Menchaca for their 'stupid' and 'embarrassing' interview with Mariel Colón, the lawyer of El Chapo Guzmán, regarding her potential defense of Nicolás Maduro. He argues that instead of asking about the legal strategy or chances of success, they questioned her moral right as a Latina to defend Maduro. Ceriani asserts that a lawyer's profession is to defend constitutional rights, regardless of the client's alleged crimes, and that the anchors displayed a lack of journalistic professionalism.

Host's direct commentary on the Telemundo interview, including a clip of the exchange.