Colombia: el negocio de alquilar el vientre de otras
March 20, 2026·33 min
1. El Hilo episode "Colombia: el negocio de alquilar el vientre de otras" is only partially represented in the transcript excerpt.
2. The transcript begins with iHeart podcast promo language, including "Guaranteed human" and a Point S tires ad with a May 31st offer.
3. A separate promo spot introduces "Central, The Queens of Queens" and names Lorena Borjas as a protector of Latinas.
4. The Lorena Borjas promo describes Latinas who "learned to survive three times" as trans women, immigrants, and sexual workers.
5. The hosts then shift into a production note and say, "It's weird to record together," after discussing recording tracks on one call.
6. One speaker says, "After six years, this is my last episode as Lilo's presenter," which marks a clear transition for the show.
7. That same speaker explains the reason is that Radio Ambulante Studios is "growing" and she has "accepted the challenge of directing the new productions."
8. The role change is specific: the new responsibilities include "Central's series" and "the development of new podcasts."
9. The transcript cuts off mid-sentence after "And some...," so the full announcement is not available here.
10. Because the Colombia topic does not appear in this excerpt, the episode's reported subject is not documented in the provided lines.
11. The strongest concrete moment is the statement that this is the presenter’s final episode after six years.
12. The second strongest moment is the explanation that her move is tied to Radio Ambulante Studios expansion.
13. The production note shows the hosts speaking in a more personal register than a standard polished intro.
14. The transcript also shows them commenting on the unusual experience of recording together in one call.
15. The Lorena Borjas promo adds a social-justice frame through trans women, immigrants, and sexual workers.
16. The ad read for Point S includes a specific tire promotion and a deadline of May 31st.
17. The tone here is informal, self-referential, and transitional rather than reported-news style.
18. The format appears to be a live-recorded host conversation interrupted by sponsor spots.
19. Listeners who follow El Hilo and Radio Ambulante Studios will likely pay attention.
20. Listeners looking for the Colombia surrogacy story should skip this excerpt.
