Desayuno con liantes. Fin de semana

Desayuno con liantes. Fin de semana is the Sunday version of a fast Asturian breakfast show, built as a roundup of lively moments from the weekday program. It is local first. Asturias is not just a location tag; it shapes the greetings, the calendar notes, the Día de Asturias mood, the RPA references, and the sense that the conversation belongs to a familiar morning routine. David Rionda and Rubén Morillo are repeatedly named in the broadcast frame, and the show leans on their quick back-and-forth energy. The pacing is brisk. Segments arrive, wobble, and turn sideways. A Superman review becomes a setup for a mock project called Hombre Super, with a literary group folded into the joke. A celebrity astrology item about Lolita turns into a dry dismantling of prediction itself. A discussion about modern songs being worse can suddenly detour into furniture, nostalgia, IKEA minimalism, and Phil Collins. That looseness is the point. The show can still carry useful information, from municipal income distribution to the history of the Fiesta del Pan y del Queso in Kel, La Rioja. It also makes room for scams, odd news, dream stories, film recommendations, and recurring music choices. The comedy often comes from interruption, mock seriousness, and someone pushing the planned running order off balance. It is silly without becoming weightless. Local listeners get the comfort of station identity, familiar names, and morning-radio ritual. Casual discovery listeners get a snapshot of Spanish-language regional radio at its most chatty and elastic. The weekend edit works best as a sampler: news, pop culture, nostalgia, local pride, songs, and comic impatience packed into one restless hour.