Los Aguilar ayer hicieron brujería a Cazzu - En vivo un perro Therian | Javier Ceriani

The host claims that sources from Morelos, Mexico, reported a witchcraft ritual was performed against Cazzu, allegedly commissioned by the Aguilar family. The purpose was to cause Cazzu physical harm or an accident before her U.S. tour. Santeros involved were reportedly intimidated by individuals in official-looking uniforms, who confiscated their phones and ensured the ritual's completion. Carlita La Santera, a guest, identifies the ritual as Haitian-influenced and aimed at Cazzu's physical and mental health, potentially affecting her voice or causing falls.

Host's anonymous sources, alleged images of the ritual, and Carlita La Santera's interpretation of the images.

The podcast features a live interview with Michael Pereira, a 39-year-old man from Uruguay who identifies as a German Shepherd 'Therian.' He explains his lifestyle, including spending time on all fours, eating raw meat, and having a 'dog-wife' (a Poodle Therian). He runs a Therian school in Uruguay with 80 registered members and demonstrates 'dog-like' behaviors, including jumping and barking. He also identifies as non-binary and lives with his parents and grandmother.

Live interview with Michael Pereira, who demonstrates his Therian identity and shares personal details.

Marcela Iglesias and the host assert that Tommy Mottola, Thalía's husband, is mentioned 19 times in the recently released Epstein files. This claim fuels speculation about Thalía's nervous demeanor and 'curtain of smoke' attire at Premio Lo Nuestro, suggesting she was trying to divert attention from her husband's alleged involvement. The host criticizes Univisión for not questioning Mottola directly at the event.

Guest Marcela Iglesias's claim about Epstein files and host's interpretation of Thalía's behavior.

The host and guests allege that the casting and outcomes of 'La Casa de los Famosos' are rigged by managers. Maripili reportedly revealed that her manager, Carlos Bermúdez, arranged her win and that he also had a deal for Caramelo, who was later penalized for breaking a contract. This suggests that public voting and fandom efforts are futile, as winners are predetermined through internal corruption.

Host's claims based on alleged revelations from Maripili and manager Carlos Bermúdez.

The host presents evidence that Angela Aguilar reposted a story from a fan account ('Araceli') that used a baby's image to mock Cazzu's daughter, Inti. The post implied Inti was a 'trap baby' used to 'tie down' her father, Cristian Nodal. Ceriani condemns this as 'aberrant' cyberbullying and calls on Nodal and Angela to stop the attacks against a minor.

Screenshot of Angela Aguilar's alleged repost of an anti-Inti fan post.

An analysis reveals that Sergio Mayer earns significantly more from his participation in 'La Casa de los Famosos' (estimated $20,000 per week plus bonuses) compared to his salary as a Mexican deputy (approximately $5,000 per month gross). He took an indefinite leave from his political post, with his deputy salary going to his substitute, highlighting the lucrative nature of reality television for public figures.

Financial comparison presented by the host based on reported salaries.