Nadie Sabe Nada | Recopilación | Inicio y reinicio

January 10, 2026·52 min·4 clips

Mia Font presents a compilation of every season premiere from Nadie Sabe Nada, starting with the unprecedented 2013 summer pilot.

2026 opens with a grin. Mia Font sets up the special as a new year rewind through every season opening, from season 1 to season 12. The big tone does not last. The first summer 2013 intro promises radio without script, rules, limits, censorship, or a safety net, then immediately starts poking holes in its own drama. The listeners are meant to be central. Their suggestions sit behind the format, even as the hosts keep making the introduction sound far too grand for the room. Then the saint calendar barges in. Gregorio Magno, Sandalio, Vasilisa, Serapia, Eufemia, Doroteo, Tecla, and a line of stranger names turn into a fast naming contest. Nothing stays sacred. Sandalio slips into a joke about aromas, Tecla becomes the spider from Maya the Bee, and obscure saints begin to sound fake by default. San Simeon brings the best stumble. A tiny printed word gets read as Estilista, which sends the bit into tunic advice and hair part corrections. The riff keeps spreading. Ancient Greece gets dragged into a neighborhood joke, a young film director named Serapi appears, and the room keeps feeding the mess. Even eyesight becomes useful. One host's struggle to read the list turns into a blunt visual jab, then into another excuse for nonsense. The ending stays personal and silly. A comment about a short face wanders into a bit about the chin pulling downward before the program steps out of the compilation. The reset never really resets. The machinery is still the same: a formal setup, one wrong word, two quick minds, and a soft crash into nonsense.

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A sharp reset reel for Nadie Sabe Nada fans who like their comedy improvised, misread, and instantly derailed.

Nadie Sabe Nada turns the reset button into the bit, pulling together season openings into a brisk tour of Andreu Buenafuente and Berto Romero finding trouble before the show has even settled in.

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