🌟 After their recent sold-out run in Barcelona, Pop y Muerte premiere the acclaimed "Funny Führer" at CBA Madrid. As the name of the show indicates, it is about a figure that keeps them sleepless and enuretic at night: Adolf H., former German chancellor, junkie, Chaplin's mustachioed plagiarist, lover of cream cakes and maybe, just maybe, single egg and "impotent coprophile". Forget almost everything you learned with The Sinking and those badly repainted WWII documentaries, Kiko Amat and Benja Villegas will expose everything there is to know. An evening of anti-Nazi piffle, scholarship and entertainment for the whole family.
Highlights
🎤 Madrid premiere of Funny Führer
👉 A must-see for fans of popular culture, non-cursi nerdiness and outsider scholarship
exclusive live show, don't miss this unique opportunity!
General Information
📅 Date: February 10
🕐 Time:
- Doors open at 6.30 p.m
- The show starts at 19h
Times may be subject to change. Buyers will be informed if there are any updates
📍 Location: CBA Madrid
Description
Podcasters-who-haven't-listened-to-podcasts, Kiko Amat and Benja Villegas, also known as Pop and Muerte, met on the radio and haven't stopped chatting since that day. In their shows, these two sons of Barcelona's periphery apply their innate love for orality (in other words: talking trash in public) and a remarkable pop discourse, derived from bypassing a formal education and replacing it with records, comics, films and amazing books. Buy your tickets now and don't miss the most irreverent show!
Highlights
🎤 Madrid premiere of Funny Führer
👉 A must-see for fans of popular culture, non-cursi nerdiness and outsider scholarship
exclusive live show, don't miss this unique opportunity!
General Information
📅 Date: February 10
🕐 Time:
- Doors open at 6.30 p.m
- The show starts at 19h
Times may be subject to change. Buyers will be informed if there are any updates
📍 Location: CBA Madrid
Description
Podcasters-who-haven't-listened-to-podcasts, Kiko Amat and Benja Villegas, also known as Pop and Muerte, met on the radio and haven't stopped chatting since that day. In their shows, these two sons of Barcelona's periphery apply their innate love for orality (in other words: talking trash in public) and a remarkable pop discourse, derived from bypassing a formal education and replacing it with records, comics, films and amazing books. Buy your tickets now and don't miss the most irreverent show!
