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Nadie Sabe Nada | Recopilación | Lo mejor de 2025

December 27, 2025·52 min·4 clips
Andreu and Berto clash over including the chaotic 'Electro Samuel' sound effect in their special year-end compilation.
It starts with malfunction. The SER podcast bumper keeps repeating, and the room treats the intro like a broken toy nobody wants to put down. Samuel becomes Electro-Samuel. Ramón gets pulled toward the microphone, warned about defective sounds, and dropped into a half-serious argument about anxiety, novelty, and disruption. Nobody really has the wheel. One of them tries to keep the show upright while the other keeps giving it a shove. Then the relationship call lands. Poli is quickly bent into Lipo, and his summer report sounds less like a holiday story than a domestic alarm. The concern is fake, of course, but committed. Work, mystery programs, and too many hours away from home have worn down what he calls the perfect couple. The voice bit takes over next. His partner's sharp voice becomes some impossible musical register, while his own throat gets treated like faulty equipment. Even the geography goes loose. A vocal line seems to run off to Caimán, come back through Barranquilla, and still somehow count as couples therapy. Then Lipo asks them to pray, because only a miracle, he says, can save the relationship. The sofa becomes the proof: a month sleeping there, snoring hard, and sliding into apnea. Private embarrassment, public comedy. By the end, cake, sponge, tartocho, and bizcorta tumble through the goodbye as the compilation closes its best moments of 2025 and looks toward 2026.

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Nadie Sabe Nada's 2025 highlights spin faulty sounds, relationship misery and cake wordplay into fast, elastic Spanish chaos.

Nadie Sabe Nada's 2025 best-of runs on escalation, the kind where a bad sound effect mutates into Electro-Samuel, Ramon is nudged toward the brink, and a stray "chain of thought" gag wanders off beside the train tracks because, apparently, that is where the joke needed to go.

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