Episodio 368: Hablando de desayunos con César Aramis

·1 hr 16 min·5 clips

César Aramis, as a Venezuelan ambassador, argues Argentine empanadas don't compete with Venezuela's because they serve different occasions.

The episode begins with César Aramis humorously declaring himself an ambassador of Venezuela, sparking a debate about Venezuelan versus Argentine empanadas. The hosts, César and Sebastián Gutiérrez, then meander through various breakfast-related topics in a casual, comedic style. They discuss the romanticization of smoking, with César admitting it's a stupid habit he still practices. The core of the episode explores the stark differences between Venezuelan and Argentine breakfast cultures: Venezuelans often eat hearty, savory morning meals like empanadas with malt, while Argentines might have just mate or a medialuna. César reveals that in his comedy shows, 90% of Venezuelan-Argentine couples cite breakfast as their biggest cultural clash. Personal breakfast routines are shared: Sebastián often has eggs and toast, while César avoids eggs entirely due to a personal aversion, a revelation that becomes a running joke. They touch on breakfasts in different contexts: hotels, airports (where normal rules don't apply), and hangover meals. The conversation also covers guilty pleasures like cold pizza for breakfast, the concept of 'brunch' versus 'desalmuerzo', and the social status implied by a luxurious breakfast. They conclude by discussing the romantic significance of breakfast in bed compared to other meals.

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