Los Morancos, the beloved comedic duo formed by brothers César and Jorge Cadaval, took to the stage of Antena 3's 'El Hormiguero' on February 27, 2025, bringing their unique charm and humor to audiences once again. With more than 40 years of experience under their belts, Los Morancos have become household names across Spain, cherished for their witty parodies and memorable characters, including the ever-popular Antonia and Omaíta.
During their latest appearance, the brothers visited to promote their successful show 'Bis a Bis', which has been captivating audiences at the Teatro Capitol in Madrid. The performance is described as a comedy steeped in themes of incarceration, featuring some of their most iconic characters. "Llevamos ya 63.000 personas que nos han venido a ver aquí en Madrid," César proudly shared, highlighting the remarkable success of their production.
Host Pablo Motos set the tone for the evening with enthusiasm, declaring, “Ha llegado el momento de relajarse, si esta noche no os reís con Los Morancos os devolvemos el dinero.” His light-hearted introduction foreshadowed the humor and warmth the brothers would bring to the stage. Right from the beginning, the chemistry between Los Morancos and the audience was palpable, with laughter filling the studio.
Their humorous banter included nods to popular culture and competition from rival networks, showcasing their relevance even today. Jorge made quite the impression with his energetic entrance, declaring, “Soy Montoya el de 'La isla de las tentaciones'” as he ran across the set, drawing laughs from everyone present.
Throughout the evening, César and Jorge kept the mood lively with jokes and playful teasing. When discussing their director, Jorge Salvador, not present during the episode, César quipped, “Cómo tiene tanta poca vergüenza ese hombre... cuándo trabaja, sino lo hace nunca?” This playful exchange had the studio bursting with laughter and illustrated their quick wit.
The brothers didn’t just offer entertainment; they also engaged the audience with personal anecdotes. Jorge fondly recalled his childhood and the role his grandmother played. "Las abuelas son necesarias en la vida. Mi abuela me dio vida,” he shared, reflecting on the joy and support she provided. The blend of humor and heartfelt stories is what truly makes their performances resonate with fans.
Musical talent also shone through as César took out his guitar during the show. Celebrated for his musical contributions, he revealed stories of composing for renowned artists, even mentioning his song “Sevilla tiene un color especial.” The inclusion of such personal touches adds depth to Los Morancos’ appeal, showcasing their versatility and creativity.
Throughout their myriad of appearances and achievements, it's clear Los Morancos have created a lasting legacy. Following their humble beginnings—performing at weddings and local fairs where they once had to change clothes in festival booths—they have successfully transformed their passion for comedy and performance.
Reflecting on the past, César recounted, “Nosotros hacíamos las BBC, que son las bodas, bautizos y comuniones,” indicating the early struggles they faced before achieving fame. Such stories of resilience resonate with many and contribute to their image as relatable stars who have shared their lives with their audience.
While their immediate success is undeniable, Los Morancos have also remained committed to social causes. They have shown dedication to initiatives like “Libre de deuda,” which assists those experiencing financial difficulties. "Sigue teniendo una gran acogida y tenemos más de 300 expedientes,” César revealed, emphasizing the positive impact they continue to make beyond entertainment.
The episode concluded with Los Morancos solidifying their status as national treasures within the Spanish entertainment industry. Their humor, deep-rooted stories, and charismatic presence remind audiences why they remain so beloved after decades on stage. From captivating stories of their childhood to their impressive theatrical achievements, Los Morancos embody both laughter and humanity—something much needed during these times.
With their infectious energy and undeniable talent, Los Morancos continue to inspire generations, proving once again during their latest 'El Hormiguero' appearance why they occupy such a special place in the hearts of their fans. Nor just entertainers, but storytellers who embrace their roots, humor, and the audience, delivering joy through every performance.