Arnau Pericàs (2005), Martí Salvia (2005) and Luana Rocha (2005), are three third-year audiovisual communication students at Pompeu Fabra University who are currently succeeding with their video podcast Guarres!, a program in which they weekly talk about sex frankly, without filters and without fear, in a bold and provocative way..Last year they took the radio class, in which they had to present an audio pilot, and they decided to talk about sex in a theatrical way, with characters from their own fantasy universe. That episode was very different from what we can find on their platforms now, and it received a grade of six out of ten. All three were left with a great desire to apply the professor's corrections, which is why last summer they decided to resume the project voluntarily and extracurricularly. Despite changing the program's structure, they kept the characters of Gina Bashina, Luz Phallus, and Consol Adó.

When it premiered almost stealthily on Prime Video three years ago, The Jury became the comedy of the moment. With a mockumentary format, it showed the interaction between the various members of a jury. The linchpin that made it a phenomenon was the blend of reality and fiction: the protagonist, Ronald Gladden, was a real person who believed he was actually part of a jury. The truth was that it was all fake and that his fellow jurors were actors, a premise reminiscent of the film The Truman Show. After that experience, the same team has put together a second installment with a completely different setting. The Jury: Corporate Retreat arrives this Friday on Prime Video with three episodes. The next two will premiere on March 27th and the last two on April 3rd.

On Thursday night, La 1 premiered CrossobarA comedy program to commemorate the 70th anniversary of the public broadcaster. It is produced by El Terrat and is a sketch comedy format in the style of [unspecified]. Poland in which all the characters are part of the television and film universe, both past and present. Parodies are made ofThe Anthill, The Uprising and the Late Show by Marc Giró, from series like Wild Valley, The Bridgertons, The Ministry of Time, Sex and the City and The promiseand films like Pretty woman and Home AloneGiven that figures who have already passed away appear, such as Félix Rodríguez de la Fuente and Jesús Hermida, it must be deduced that there is a certain desire to connect with the sector boomer.

He is the son of a Cuban mother and a Dominican father, and in recent months has become one of the hottest names in American comedy. Marcello Hernández, born in 1997 in Miami, has just released his first comedy special on Netflix. American boyA monologue in which he satirizes the unique aspects of growing up in a Latino family and also jokes about the racist environment in the United States. Donald Trump is never mentioned by name, but it's unnecessary: ​​many of his gags target xenophobic ideas that the president has been instrumental in spreading and reinforcing.

Albert Pijuan She has turned 40 in top creative form: she has won the Crexells Prize with her latest novel, The Great Replacement (Ángulo, 2024); has co-written, with Victoria Szpunberg, one of the theatrical sensations of the season, The third escape, which premiered at the TNC, and is currently working on two other stage productions, the adaptation of Permagel, ofEva Baltasarand a story set in a restaurant. This fall, she also just presented In the middle lane (The Second Periphery, 2025), a "unique, foundational, and radical piece of political-road essay," as can be read on the back cover of the volume, or also a funny and extreme textual proposal narrated by Felip Roda, a village eccentric who aspires to get Catalan drivers to reduce their speed for martyrological purposes.

He Hilaria festival It remains firm in its founding principles of programming comedy in Catalan and even reveals to us that Our favorite comedians also speak CatalanLast year it was Yunez Chaib, and this year it is Asaari Bibang (Malabo, Equatorial Guinea, 1985) from Hospitale who will offer Just one night, a 100% Catalan improvisation show this Thursday at El Molino.

We end the week with another worrying background noise, that of the drones that have crossed the airspace of Denmark and Norway, and that have been buzzing around Poland and the Baltic republics for some time now, probably sent by Russia, which does not give rise to anything good in a false response and a possibility of a NATO response. All this in a Europe that already has a war, that of Ukraine; in a world that already has ethnic cleansing, that of of Israel on Palestine, and that spreads to Trump's rule of law. And Trump is a dangerous president, because what he says (his egomaniacal UN speech) and what he does (deploying the army in the streets of his cities) allows us to assert, without sounding exaggerated, that he must be thinking about perpetuating himself in power.

Easter is approaching, and with it comes the big comedy event in Catalonia, with Figueres as its capital. The former Comic Festival is changing its name to a more concise version of what and where it is: Humor Figueres. "When the festival was founded, there weren't the number of events dedicated to the world of comics that there are now. Eighteen years ago, it was easy to associate the Comic Festival with comedy, but today the name is very confusing," explains Xavier Valentí, one of the two co-directors. "The name change was something we considered years ago because we saw that it was confusing and that some people thought it was the festival." of the comic and not the Comic Festival," adds Agustí Custey, the other co-director. "The word festival We no longer need it and the people of Catalonia appreciate it more," says Valentí.