La última y nos vamos | Sergio Castro ha conocido a Cliford
·8 min
Sergio Castro opens by discussing his decision to consider getting a dog as part of planning for retirement, noting he has never owned one but always liked dogs. He explains being advised by Eva and Severino, who have small, older dogs. Sergio describes visiting an adoption center where he underwent a one-hour interview assessing his family profile without a dog present. He then enters the area with animals, observing dogs competing for attention through behaviors like turning two legs and pushing others. Sergio mentions seeing dogs in quarantine, including Clifford, who appears unexcited and lives with others already reserved. The host jokes that Sergio will likely adopt Clifford despite doubts. The episode transitions to other segments: a discussion with Julia de Paz about her movie 'La buena hija' on gender violence, where they used Juan Luis Guerra's music to relieve tension. Eduardo Barba talks about an exhibition 'La botánica en el arte'. The final segment features Liana Romero-Svirsky, a new addition to the show, who shares her mother's story of being recruited by Germans as a spy with promises to recover her homeland. The episode ends with a preview of her podcast and a reminder to tune in tomorrow.
