Aislados, el podcast

With Victor, you learn about migration and how to start over on a different country after being deported for ilegal activities. Additionally, you learn about Venezuelan culture with his objective and accurate stories.

With Nicolas, you learn about how to deal with the grief of losing a parent and being a first-time dad all in perfect native French. He is also an advocate of the protection of innocence in children and is strongly against underage drinking and smoking.

With Luciano, you learn that you can choose your own destiny. The way he expresses himself, you can see that he should be a scientist, but he chose to make us laugh trough comedy. On the other hand, he loves to listen and accept other people's arguments regardless of if they are accurate or not.

With Lucas, you learn that nothing is wrong with sleeping until 3pm. You can still be successful even if only working 2-3 hours a day. He comes from a very religious background, so he is always trying to stop us from committing a sin by leading with the example of a very healthy and sin-less life.

Now, to finish this review, I will rank their dogs from best to worst:

1. Casimira. She is the best dog ever.

2. Ñoqui. He is actually taller than all of the aislados cast.

3. Aguacate. I've been told that he is a criminal.

4. Linda. Is she really as fat as they say?

5. Piera. I don't know much about her, I apologize.

Having said all of that, if you want to have a good time, watch Aislados. It has helped me since the pandemic, and I hope they continue with the podcast forever.

Aislados Podcast has been a beacon of humor and relief during challenging times. It has helped me find solace in comedy, providing a way to navigate through life's ups and downs. Thanks to the beloved Bolivian from Argentina, Luciano Lauriente, Lucas Mellera, and the father of the first 'Aisladito,' their unique humor and perspectives have made a profound impact on my outlook. They also give visibility to people with gigantism, tremors, OCD, speech issues, lactose intolerance, and those who must consume gluten-free. Highly recommended for anyone looking to laugh, reflect, and feel a little less alone. (Caracas)

I live in Manchester, and many people here love the Spanish language. My best advise for them is listen to Aislados podcast. You can learn spanish from a stutter otter, a lucky popcorn (pronounced loo-key), a friendly french farmer and even learn how to say fart in russian with a green-eye gassy mate.

I also warned them that after many episodes there are a few questions that would keep them awake at night, like:

-Where can I see another special from the lucky popcorn?

-Why is the lucky boy a single dog-daddy?

-Does the otter have 5 nationalities? Is that even possible?

-What are the 5 names of the friendly french farmer?

-What's essential tremor (a.k.a. Tembleque)?

-Why Lucho always whispers Caracas?

-Is Dr Nielsen a character in the Clue game?

-What Caracas means?

-If I have green/blue eyes, would I be a sensation in Argentina?

And many more.

Love Aislados xx.

Isolated is the best show ever. They talk about important things in life, like having dogs, having many aunts named Victor, and making breaded meat alfajores. Also, in this podcast, you can learn how to enjoy life by playing LoL, giving hugs to the soda man, or just having OCD Isolated has 4 main members, one of whom was deported from Mexico, another who got out of prison and overcame drugs at just 7 years old, another who is too handsome and intelligent for this world, and finally my favorite, Lucas. If you're still alive by the time I write this, I want to say that I appreciate you very much.

This is the best show you will ever see in your lives, from stories of overcoming challenges to universal history (sarcasm), always in a context of humor and joy for those of us who follow it. Every Wednesday, we eagerly await the new episode because, although they may not know it and are just doing their job(Nanutria, Lucas, Luciano y Nico), they heal our souls and provide a moment away from our intrusive thoughts to relax and be happy watching them. It's like weekly therapy, but free, summed up in four words: the best in the world.

Thank you for making us happy.

We love them even if they can't eat sugar, dairy or flour.