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So far, Oasis have let the music do the talking. Liam and Noel Gallagher have just wound up the first round of UK and Irish dates on their sold-out Live ’25 tour and in a testament to the breathless enthusiasm that’s greeted their first round of shows in more than 16 years they’ve hardly had to talk up the dates at all. In fact, until Tuesday (Aug. 19) neither brother had sat down for a proper interview about the shows at all. But Noel, who like his younger sibling singer Liam, is simply mad about football, called in to his favorite drive-time sports chat show, talkSPORT with Andy Goldstein and Darren Bent, to chat about Man City, and, of course, how things are going with the formerly battling brothers. Saying he was feeling “a bit shaky” after the band’s two-night run at Croke Park in Dublin, Ireland on Saturday (Aug. 16) and Sunday (Aug. 17), Gallagher summed up the weekend by saying, “there was a lot of singing, a lot of drinking and a lot of talking nonsense… it was quite a night.” Noel said he’s on “top of the world” at the moment, professing to be “completely blown away” by how the gigs the reunited band have played so far have been received. “It’s difficult to put into words, actually,” said the band’s lyricist. “Every night is the crowd’s first night, so every night’s got that same kind of energy. It’s been truly amazing… I’m not usually short for words, but I can’t really articulate it at the minute.” Asked how he was feeling on July 4 in Cardiff, Wales, when the band were gearing up to take the stage for the first show of a tour pretty much nobody thought would ever happen, Noel said Oasis have never been one of those bands who have a prayerful “huddle” before they go on. That said, speaking just for himself, Noel admitted he, “grossly underestimated what I was getting into… After about five minutes I was like, ‘All right, can I just go back to the dressing room and start this again?’ I’ve done stadiums before and all but, but I don’t mind telling you my legs are turned to jelly after about halfway through the second song.” Summing it up, Noel said simply, “it’s been an amazing thing.” Reflecting on the emotional hug the brothers shared at the end of the first reunion show in July, Noel said, “we’re not those kind of guys, really… It’s great just to be back with [guitarist] Bonehead and Liam and just be doing it again. I guess when it’s all said and done we’ll sit and reflect on it, but it’s great being back in a band with Liam. I forgot how funny he was.” Giving his former sibling rival props for sounding great at the shows, Noel said, “Liam’s smashing it. I’m proud of him.” After fronting his own band for the 16 years they were apart — the High Flying Birds — Noel said he knows the pressures of being the lead singer and admitted, “I couldn’t do the stadium thing like he does it…. I kind of look around and I think, ‘You know, good for you, mate.’ He’s been amazing.” Also, in case you were wondering, yes, he’s still getting hit up all the time by mates looking to score the hard-to-get tickets. “When it all started, the ticket sales and all that, there was a few people who I would have expected to [be] looking for tickets who didn’t,” he said. “But after the first gig my phone just exploded.” Saying he feels bad for those who are left outside on the streets singing the band’s songs at top volume after getting shut out on getting tickets, Noel said the showering of love is “mental… it’s more than the band. It’s more than the songs. There’s something else going on that we’ve not quite been able to our fingers on yet. Looking forward, Noel said he’s really looking forward to playing one of the band’s last shows, at the Estadio Monumental in Buenos Aires, Argentina on Nov. 15 and 16. “We’ve played there a couple of times and the Argentinians are without doubt in the top five places for us to play in the world.” When Goldstein brought up persistent rumors that the band might be playing the Knebworth Festival next year on the 30th anniversary of their legendary 1996 headlining slot for 250,000 fans over two nights at that event, Noel politely moved right past that query and insisted they get on with the football talk. Listen to Noel Gallagher on talkSPORT below. Source link

En el programa La Noche Habla, conducido por Tilsa Lozano y Ric La Torre, se abordó el tema, revelando no solo el fallo a favor de la ‘Foquita’, sino también el destino que tendría el dinero que recibirá el exfutbolista. La popular ‘Urraca’ perdió el juicio que el exfutbolista le entabló por invasión a la privacidad y ahora deberá pagarle 300 mil soles como indemnización. Te puede interesar Magaly Medina rompe su silencio tras perder juicio contra Jefferson Farfán: “Esto es una injusticia” Farfán se pronuncia a través de Tilsa La exvengadora aseguró que se comunicó directamente con Farfán, quien le envió un mensaje en el que dejó en claro que todo lo maneja por la vía legal y con respeto a las enseñanzas de su madre. “Solo te puedo decir que mi madre me dijo que todo se lo dejemos al de arriba y, como siempre, todo lo vemos por la vía legal”, expresó la pareja de Xiomy Kanashiro en el texto que Tilsa leyó al aire. ¿En qué usará Farfán los 300 mil soles? Según Lozano, una persona cercana al conductor de Enfocados le comentó que Jefferson Farfán planea destinar ese dinero a obras sociales y también a la realización de sorteos y premios para el público. “Me habrían dicho que ese dinero lo utilizaría para hacer ayuda social y también estaría pensando en premios o regalos”, reveló la ex de Jackson Mora. Te puede interesar Feid está de cumpleaños: 10 datos sorprendentes sobre el artista del momento Más demandas en camino Tilsa también indicó que esta sería la segunda demanda que Farfán le gana a Magaly Medina y que existirían más acciones legales en curso contra la conductora de ATV. Incluso mencionó que personas de su entorno también estarían evaluando denunciar a la periodista. Por su parte, Ric La Torre deslizó que uno de los posibles demandantes sería Roberto Guizasola, compañero de Farfán en Enfocados, quien ya ha estado envuelto en polémicas vinculadas al programa de la ‘Urraca’. @josepastord #greenscreen Esto mencionó!!!Ig:josepastord #jeffersonfarfan #peruanos #fyp ♬ sonido original – JOSS La entrada Tilsa revela qué hará Jefferson Farfán con los 300 mil soles que le ganó a Magaly Medina se publicó primero en Radio Onda Cero. Source link

As J.I.D wraps his five-city Dollar & A Dream tour — a warm-up for a larger fall outing — he says his only concern is putting “asses in seats … Just give me 10,000 people a night, 15,000. You would never hear from me again,” he promises. “I would never tweet again. I will never do nothing but drop albums for those people.” On Aug. 8, the Atlanta rapper released his fourth album, God Does Like Ugly — a title inspired by his late grandmother, which debuted at No. 11 on the Billboard 200. But first, the 34-year-old set the table with an innovative “preluxe” approach; GDLU: The Preluxe contained four songs, including “Animals (Pt. 1)” on which J.I.D goes toe-to-toe with Eminem. For the full-length, J.I.D went back to the archives for an album he mostly crafted alongside 2022’s The Forever Story, with songs dating back to 2018 (sample clearance issues made the creative process “draining”). “You could kind of see the chip, it’s still on my shoulder a little bit,” he says. “But at the same time, I just tried different writing styles and approaches to the music.” A deluxe is also on the way this fall, as J.I.D reveals the GDLU universe could expand to 50 songs when the era’s all said and done (the prelude and album together currently total 20 songs). He’s just waiting on a couple of features, one being a “flute,” which fans hope means an appearance from elusive ATLien André 3000. But for now, he’s preparing to celebrate the album with a global tour, which will include his first headlining arena show in his hometown — the result of steadily building his fanbase over a decade. As J.I.D says: “It’s no skipping steps.” The North American leg of his God Does Like World Tours will see support from Young Nudy on all U.S. dates and kick off on Oct. 15 in Virginia Beach, with stops in Cincinnati, Chicago, Toronto, Seattle, Los Angeles, Houston, Miami and Philadelphia before wrapping in Brooklyn on Dec. 16. J.I.D will then head to Europe in 2026, where Mick Jenkins will serve as special guest while Jordan Ward is slated to provide support on the Australia/New Zealand leg. Asia shows are to be announced at a later date. JID God Does Like World Tours 2025 Courtesy Photo You’re touring intimate venues before your first headlining arena show. How’s that been? That’s all that really matters to me for real, fans and just putting asses in seats, bro. That’s the game I play. I don’t play the stream game, I don’t play the bundles. I just play, “come to the show.” How was linking up with Eminem again? Cool, man. Cool as hell. We got a good rapport. It was the first record I sent him, like, “Yo, you want to get on this?” Bro just sent it back. It was calm. It wasn’t even that much conversation. Bro just rock with me, I guess. It was very simple. Do you have a favorite place that you visited when you performed? South Africa is always crazy. I love African fans like Cape Town and [Johannesburg]. I dropped [2018 second album] DiCaprio 2 when I was in Africa; it was insane. Asian countries, hearing them rap, you can’t beat it. With the project being recorded a few years ago, do you ever go back in and change lyrics you don’t agree with anymore? For sure, [I’ll] change and adjust it. There’s even stuff on there — you know the climate of the industry right now — they gonna think I’m talking about a rap beef. And I made this years ago, before that was even a thing. You said, [‘F–k a rap beef’] on “Community.” I said, “I don’t give a f–k about it.” I remember specifically writing that line and my homie Javante had just passed and s–t was just heavy. I saw the beef and stuff like that, but this is real life. I don’t have time to pander with trying to hurt another man, when I just seen my friend murdered in the worst way. Since The Forever Story, I lost a good eight folks. On “For Keeps,” you allude to having a child. That was your first time talking about him in a song. I ain’t talk about it, I let him talk. I don’t think I’m gonna do like, a whole dad album. Nobody will probably see him. I wasn’t rolling him out. It was just right. I was talking to him one day, playing some music, and then I just asked him a question. He just responded to me [and I’m like], “Yo, you super cool.” How has being a dad been? That changed everything. I’m just like a totally different person. I don’t even know how to explain that, but it just changed my whole foundation of everything. How many tracks are you envisioning for the deluxe? I’ve never did one before. I have so much music left over from this project. And I’m talking about like crazy song that did not make this album right here. So it’s like, can I get these cleared? By the time the GDLU era’s over, it should be like, 50 songs out, bro, it can be that many. It’s so much music that I made just for this era. And then I still got lingering music over from The Forever Story. But this specifically, the villain arc, wherever I am right now … It’s thoughtful. I slowed the pace down a lot on here, you can tell, but it’s a lot of thoughts that came around this, and it’s a lot of religious imagery, conversations. The title will throw you for a loop, but all I’m just talking about is glory to God. I’m a God fearing southern Black man and just dealing with things. That’s all it’s about. I like that people think, “Oh, this is demonic.” I’m really like, “God is good, Jesus is great.” But at the same time, it’s based on my faith. The second song you hear straight preaching, talking about my brother being back in jail, which is a part of the angst that comes with the project because it’s the same person I was talking about on the first album. I didn’t meet that n—a until I was 16. I’m almost 40, n—a. He went back [to jail]. When one person and y’all close like

Fivio Foreign didn’t listen to much Nas growing up. The Brooklyn rapper recently sat down with Jim Jones as the Harlem rapper launches his new YouTube channel IFC Factory and podcast Artist 2 Artist. They were having a conversation about streaming and trying to take advantage of when a moment goes viral before Jones’ situation with Nas earlier this year came up. “I’m not saying that the man is wack or he’s not a legend,” Fivio said after admitting that he grew up listening to Chicago rappers like Chief Keef. “I got a song with the n—a. I got a song on the album and the album got a Grammy, but I can’t sit there and say a Nas bar to you or a song — I like ‘One Mic.’” Explore See latest videos, charts and news Jim then responded by reiterating that he was a Nas fan and can recite bars and name songs from QB legend’s catalog. “That’s what I want the people to know — but I can ‘cause Nas was my era. I came up f—kin’ with Nas. I know the Nas sh—t. But moving forward, I started a whole new era and a whole new genre and a generation of people…I just be doing me.” The convo then shifted to Jim asking Fivio which rappers influenced him the most and again he mentioned Sosa and said he was “infatuated” with the Chicago drill scene. Both rappers found themselves on the wrong side of going viral this year. First, Fivio went viral when he and Lil Tjay got into a situation with rising streamer PlaqueBoyMax over smoking weed in an Airbnb during a livestream. Then, Jim Jones found himself defending his legacy after a college student said on a podcast that the Dipset member was more influential to him than Nas was. You can watch the full conversation below. Get weekly rundowns straight to your inbox Sign Up Source link

Four months after its No. 1 debut on Billboard’s inaugural Hot Latin Pop Songs chart, “Ojos Tristes,” by Selena Gomez, benny blanco and The Marias, tops an airplay chart for the first time, as the song jumps 2-1 on the Latin Pop Airplay chart. Explore See latest videos, charts and news “Ojos Tristes” claims the No. 1 spot on Latin Pop Airplay driven by 8.3 million audience impressions, earned in the United States during the Aug. 8-14 tracking week, according to Luminate; that’s a 21% growth from the prior week. “Ojos Tristes” first bowed at No. 1 on the introductory Hot Latin Pop Songs chart (dated April 12) largely fueled by 8.7 million official on-demand U.S. streams. The chart employs the same methodology as the multi-metric Hot Latin Songs chart, where streaming data, airplay audience and digitals sales are included into its formula. During that chart-topping week, the three-way collab also generated 1,000 downloads and retained its spot at the summit on Latin Digital Songs Sales, despite a substantial 40% decline in sales. Now, four months later, “Ojos Tristes” has become the biggest song on Latin pop stations across the U.S. after a 17-week journey to the top. The achievement matches with Farruko’s “Cables Cruzados” (February 22), marking it the longest trek to the top on Latin Pop Airplay in 2025 and the slowest ascent since Carlos Vives and Juanes’ “Las Mujeres” also took 17 weeks to claim the top slot in December 2023. Gomez finds her third leader on the chart, following her featured turn on DJ Snake’s “Taki Taki,” which also features Ozuna and Cardi B (2018) and “Baila Conmigo,” with Rauw Alejandro (2021). As for benny blanco and The Marias, they each claim their first No. 1 on Latin Pop Airplay through “Ojos Tristes,” the fourth single from Gomez’s and blanco’s collaborative project, I Said I Love You First. The set took the pair to a No. 2 debut on the overall Billboard 200 (April 5 list). Building on its success atop the Latin Pop Airplay chart, “Ojos Tristes” makes progress on the overall Latin Airplay chart, where it climbs from No. 6 to No. 3, a new peak. This is Gomez’s highest position on the chart since her No. 1-peaking “Baila Conmigo” in 2021. Returning to where “Ojos Tristes” first began its reign, the song secures a 13th week at No. 1 on Hot Latin Pop Songs. Source link

Redacción Panamericana Youna acusó a Samahara Lobatón de fingir una parálisis facial para evitar su ruptura y reveló detalles de manipulación y chantaje. El barbero y expareja de Samahara Lobatón reapareció en la televisión para exponer los momentos más tensos de su relación con la hija de Melissa Klug. En una entrevista con Magaly TV, La Firme, aseguró que la influencer habría fingido una enfermedad para impedir que él pusiera fin a su romance. Te puede interesar Magaly Medina rompe su silencio tras perder juicio contra Jefferson Farfán: “Esto es una injusticia” Youna rompe su silencio en televisión nacional Durante la conversación con Magaly Medina, Youna reveló que su vínculo con Samahara Lobatón estuvo marcado por episodios de manipulación y chantaje emocional. Según sus palabras, la influencer habría hecho de todo para impedir que la relación terminara, incluso fingir una parálisis facial: Samahara llegó a internarse en la Clínica San Gabriel cuando él tomó la decisión de terminar. “Ella no aceptó que me quisiera ir y fingió una parálisis facial. Los doctores me dijeron que los resultados médicos no mostraban nada anormal y que ella estaba ahí porque quería estar ahí”, señaló. El barbero calificó su historia como una relación cargada de manipulación emocional y chantaje: “Nuestra relación fue muy tóxica. Yo traté de terminar muchas veces, pero ella me manipulaba y chantajeaba”. Te puede interesar César Vega responde tras declaraciones de Suheyn Cipriani: “Soy alcohólico, no hay justificación por mis actos” Samahara Lobatón y convivencia con Delany López Según explicó, esto ocurrió tras un distanciamiento con su madre, Melissa Klug. Youna contó que fue en ese contexto cuando no deseaba continuar con la relación, pero Samahara se negaba a salir de su casa. “Samahara se quedó sin opciones. Estaba distanciada de su mamá y no quería irse de donde vivíamos. Por eso terminó quedándose en casa de Delany y su madre”, sentenció. Lo cierto es que, con estas nuevas declaraciones, la disputa mediática entre Samahara Lobatón y Youna sigue creciendo, y todo indica que todavía quedan más episodios por salir a la luz. @farandula.lorcha ¡Qué fuerte! 😧🔥 #farandulalorcha #youna #samaharalobaton #chollywood #espectaculos #peruanos #magalymedina #amoryfuego #magalytvlafirme #alejandropizarro ♬ sonido original – FARÁNDULA LORCHA Source link

Over two decades into his career, Paul Wall is still the People’s Champ. The 44-year-old popped out at a Gracie’s Corner kids concert in his hometown of Houston on Sunday (Aug. 17), where he performed his crunkified “Wheels on the Bus H-Town Remix,” which sent the parents in the building into a frenzy. Explore See latest videos, charts and news Footage from the show quickly went viral on social media, as Paul Wall rocked the crowd, making for a hilarious scene featuring him rapping and the cast on stage dancing along to his kid-friendly “Wheels on the Bus” rhymes. “Let me go grab my niece and nephew and get me I mean us some tickets,” one person commented on IG. An attendee commended those who put the show together. “I think I enjoyed the show more than my baby and he had a ball,” she wrote. “Good job Gracie Team! As a producer, the execution made me so happy. Money well spent!” It appears Paul Wall showed up as a special guest to a pair of Gracie’s Corner shows in H-Town on Sunday, as the “Grillz” rapper thanked the team for bringing him out. “I wanna send big love and thanks to Gracie’s Corner for bringing me out for her 2 concerts in Houston, Texas today,” he wrote on X. “We had such a GREAT time! Her and her team put on an amazing show! #WheelsOnTheBus.” I wanna send big love and thanks to Gracie’s Corner for bringing me out for her 2 concerts in Houston, Texas today. We had such a GREAT time! Her and her team put on an amazing show! #WheelsOnTheBus — Paul Wall – The Great Wall (@paulwallbaby) August 17, 2025 It’s not the first time that Gracie’s Corner, a YouTube channel for kids, has collaborated with an artist on a track. Charlie Wilson is featured on “Have a Good Time,” which arrived earlier this year. Big Freedia also hopped on a remix of “Row, Row, Row Your Boat” for the educational programming YouTube channel, which boasts over 5.7 million subscribers. Watch Paul Wall’s performance below. Get weekly rundowns straight to your inbox Sign Up Source link

Carin León and Alejandro Fernández turn pain into power on “Me Está Doliendo,” as the heartbreaking ballad crowns Billboard’s Regional Mexican Airplay chart (dated Aug. 23). (The title of the song translates to “It’s Hurting Me” in English.) Explore See latest videos, charts and news “Imagine recording with Alejandro Fernández, an icon of Mexican music,” León tells Billboard. “If we discuss this genre and don’t mention him, we’re definitely overlooking something important. It fills me with pride to see so many dreams coming true and to be involved in such beautiful moments with someone so talented.” “Me Está Doliendo” is part of the extended edition of Leon’s album Palabra de To’s, originally released with 16 tracks via Socios/Island Records. The set, produced by Antonio Zepeda, Alberto Medina, and León, and recorded in his hometown of Hermosillo, earned León a third straight top 10 on the Regional Mexican Albums chart (No. 10 debut and peak, December 2024). The special 20-track edition, which includes the collaboration with Fernández, was released in May of this year. “Me Está Doliendo” reaches the apex on Regional Mexican Airplay fueled by a 24% growth in audience impressions, to 7.4 million, earned in the United States on the tracking week ending Aug. 14, according to Luminate. As the heartbreak song hits No. 1, both León and Fernández add a new No. 1 on radio ranking. León secures his ninth chart-topper, while Fernández banks his 14th and eighth consecutive. “For someone who has come from humble beginnings and is on a journey to achieve their goals, collaborating with a legend like Alejandro and knowing that the audience connects with our work is incredibly fulfilling,” says León. “Additionally, it’s a privilege to count on the friendship of such a great man and iconic figure. There’s so much more to achieve, and I’ve learned a lot from this experience.” Beyond the coronation of “Me Está Doliendo” on Regional Mexican Airplay, the song improves 7-2 on the overall Latin Airplay chart with the Greatest Gainer honors, awarded to the song the with largest audience growth. There, Fernández achieves his 31st top 10, breaking a tie from Calibre 50 for the most among regional Mexican acts. Check out the video for the song below. Source link

Becky G is a woman on the move — whether she’s acting, performing, or speaking to an audience, she is constantly on camera. How does a star with a packed schedule keep her look secure? The answer is far more attainable than fans may guess. While it’s no secret that artists like Becky G have stylists who prepare them for public appearances, the products used behind the scenes can be both affordable and easy to apply at home. Learn more about Becky’s styling routine and check out behind-the-scenes photos from ‘Get Ready with Becky G’ presented by Garnier.   Explore See latest videos, charts and news Becky’s stylist applies Garnier’s Sleek and Stay Heat-Activated Serum. Rigo Ramirez Rigo Ramirez Becky’s stylist blow-dried and flat ironed her hair to create a smooth look and activate the Sleek & Stay serum. Rigo Ramirez Sleek & StayTo make Becky’s hair sleek and frizz-proof, her stylist applies Garnier’s Sleek and Stay Heat-Activated Serum. The serum provides high-heat protection for styling (up to 450° F) and waterproof technology to keep hair safe no matter where Becky’s day takes her. After applying evenly throughout damp hair, her stylist blow-dried and flat ironed her hair to create a smooth look and activate the Sleek & Stay serum. Sleek & Stay also contains argan oil and vegan keratin that help keep hair healthy, smooth and soft to control frizz and keep hair frizz free and sleek for up to five washes, with use of Sleek & Shine Shampoo, Conditioner, and Sleek & Stay.  Becky applies Sleek & Shine Frizz Tamer. Rigo Ramirez Sleek & Shine Frizz Tamer The Sleek & Shine Frizz Tamer is one of Becky’s go-to’s — in addition to using it in her styling, she also carries it in her bag to slick down any flyaway hairs. The clear formula and application wand make it easy to do touch-ups to sleek, shiny looks and slick-backs, and the mascara tube-sized product is perfect for use on the go.  Becky’s hair is treated with the Sleek & Shine Anti-Humidity Aerosol Hairspray. Rigo Ramirez Sleek & Shine Anti-Humidity Aerosol Hairspray To lock in her sleek look with hold and anti-humidity protection, Becky’s hair was treated with the Sleek & Shine Anti-Humidity Aerosol Hairspray. Becky noted that she loves Garnier’s signature fruity fragrance which makes the hair smell fresh.  Rigo Ramirez Becky G shows off her sleek, styled with Sleek & Stay serum. Rigo Ramirez The Finished Look Becky posed for final photos of her look, locked in with the help of Sleek & Stay, ahead of speaking at a women’s empowerment conference in Los Angeles.  Get weekly rundowns straight to your inbox Sign Up Source link

Durante la apertura del nuevo negocio de Isabella Ladera en Miami, Hugo García fue captado en una faceta inesperada: trapo en mano y concentrado, se encargó de limpiar los espejos del local. Las imágenes rápidamente se viralizaron en redes sociales, donde los usuarios bautizaron el momento como su “modo Esperancito”, destacando la naturalidad y espontaneidad del modelo peruano. La escena, lejos de ser un simple gesto doméstico, llamó la atención de los asistentes y seguidores, pues mostró a un Hugo García relajado, colaborador y cómplice de Isabella Ladera en un día tan especial. Te puede interesar Magaly Medina rompe su silencio tras perder juicio contra Jefferson Farfán: “Esto es una injusticia” Hugo García y su cercanía con Isabella Ladera La participación de Hugo García en la apertura no pasó desapercibida. Muchos interpretaron su apoyo activo como una clara señal de que mantienen una relación muy cercana y que podría estar atravesando un gran momento. El gesto de Hugo García se convirtió en símbolo de respaldo incondicional hacia Isabella Ladera, reforzando la imagen de una pareja que avanza junta en cada proyecto.Ambos compartieron clips donde se muestran muy felices, y el apoyo incondicional que mantiene Hugo con la ex de Beéle: “Lo mejor para ti siempre”, publicó García en sus historias. Te puede interesar Samahara Lobatón arremete contra Jefferson Farfán: “No fue como un papá para nosotras” Isabella Ladera inaugura salón de belleza Por su parte, Isabella Ladera se mostró radiante y emocionada en la inauguración de su nuevo emprendimiento. A través de sus redes sociales compartió clips del ambiente festivo, donde se le veía sonriendo junto a sus familiares y amigos cercanos. El evento fue una mezcla de celebración y trabajo en equipo, donde Ladera dejó en claro que busca consolidar su carrera más allá del modelaje, apostando por los negocios en una de las ciudades más competitivas del mundo: Miami. @duckupdate Huguito limpiador jajaja #fyp #reaccion #podcasts #patricioparodi #hugogarcia #farandulaperuana #pieroarenast #magalyatvlafirme #oneliamolina #foryoupage ♬ sonido original – Duck Reacts La entrada Hugo García sorprende a fans al mostrarse “chambeando” en el local de Isabella Ladera se publicó primero en Radio Onda Cero. Source link