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Hablando Huevadas

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  • Status: Returning Series
  • First Aired: April 10, 2019
  • Seasons: 9
  • Episodes: 47
  • Genres: Comedy, Documentary
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Hablando Huevadas(2019)

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Overview

It is a popular Peruvian comedy show that is broadcast in podcast and video format. Created by comedians José Luis García and Ricardo Pérez, the show is characterized by its irreverent style and acidic humor.

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Season 1

37 episodes • 2019

#EpisodeAir DateRating
1Bolt vino a hacer huevadas y Qué tan put** eres?Apr 10, 20190.0
2Ciegos y "El Mensaje Misio"Apr 17, 20190.0
3Programa FailApr 19, 20190.0
43 son Multitud" e "Historias de Cac**"Apr 26, 20190.0
5Episode 5May 12, 20190.0
6Episode 6May 17, 20190.0
7Episode 7May 22, 20190.0
8Episode 8May 28, 20190.0
9Episode 9May 31, 20190.0
10Episode 10Jun 11, 20190.0
11Episode 11Jun 19, 20190.0
12Episode 12Jul 8, 20190.0
13Episode 13Jul 15, 20190.0
14Episode 14Jul 22, 20190.0
15Episode 15Jul 29, 20190.0
16Episode 16Aug 5, 20190.0
17Episode 17Aug 12, 20190.0
18Episode 18Aug 19, 20190.0
19Episode 19Aug 26, 20190.0
20Episode 20Sep 2, 20190.0
21Episode 21Sep 8, 20190.0
22Episode 22Sep 15, 20190.0
23Episode 23Sep 22, 20190.0
24Episode 24Sep 29, 20190.0
25Episode 25Oct 6, 20190.0
26Episode 26Oct 13, 20190.0
27Episode 27Oct 20, 20190.0
28Episode 28Oct 28, 20190.0
29Episode 29Nov 3, 20190.0
30Episode 30Nov 10, 20190.0
31Episode 31Nov 17, 20190.0
32Episode 32Nov 24, 20190.0
33Episode 33Dec 1, 20190.0
34Episode 34Dec 8, 20190.0
35Episode 35Dec 16, 20190.0
36Episode 36Dec 23, 20190.0
37Episode 37Jan 2, 20200.0
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Season 2

5 episodes • 2020

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