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The 4 Most Absurd Moments from Spanish TV

Spanish TV is known for its vibrant and sometimes hilariously unexpected moments. Here are four of the most absurd and unforgettable moments from Spanish television that left viewers in stitches:

1. El Gran Wyoming's "Fake Heart Attack" on El Intermedio

In a humorous yet shocking prank, the host of El Intermedio, El Gran Wyoming, pretended to have a heart attack on live television to demonstrate how media can manipulate emotions. The "heart attack" quickly escalated, with viewers genuinely worried until he revealed it was a staged prank to make a point about sensationalism in the media.

2. "Campanadas con las Uvas de la Suerte" Blooper

Every New Year's Eve, Spaniards tune in to the Campanadas to eat 12 grapes at the stroke of midnight. In 2012, a notorious blooper occurred on Canal Sur when they cut to a commercial right as the clock began to strike. Thousands missed the countdown, causing confusion and outrage, as Spaniards are serious about their New Year's tradition. The incident became a running joke on Spanish TV.

3. Leticia Sabater’s "Salchipapa" Music Video

Spanish TV personality Leticia Sabater gained viral fame with her bizarre song and video Salchipapa, a catchy tune with nonsensical lyrics about her love for sausages and fries. The video’s absurd dance moves and colorful, chaotic visuals made it an internet sensation and became a meme across Spain and beyond.

4. Chiquito de la Calzada's Hilarious Catchphrases

The late comedian Chiquito de la Calzada became a beloved figure on Spanish TV for his unique sense of humor and absurd catchphrases like “Fistro” and “Pecador.” His comedic style, filled with invented words, surreal storytelling, and hilarious physical comedy, is still quoted and celebrated across Spain as a symbol of pure, absurd entertainment.

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By: NudgeNudge May 8, 2013

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