Bloquean comentarios: El escándalo gubernamental y musical que, ¿hundió a Julieta Venegas?

Comments blocked: The government and music scandal that sank Julieta Venegas? 14 million Mexican pesos supposedly thrown away on a song that sounds like a funeral? In the Radio Bizarro studio, we delve into the biggest and most embarrassing controversy leading up to the 2026 World Cup: the disastrous release of "La Niña Futbolista" (The Soccer Girl), performed by Julieta Venegas and backed by the Mexican government. In this segment, we analyze the monumental absurdity behind this song. It went from being announced with great fanfare to being massacred by the public, forcing Julieta and her team to disable comments on YouTube due to the avalanche of dislikes. To make matters worse, the president of Mexico, Claudia Sheinbaum, had to publicly backtrack and clarify that "it wasn't the official song." We listened to the song live and debated why this anticlimactic track, which sounds like a "church hymn," is the exact opposite of the vibe a World Cup needs (unlike IShowSpeed). We also touched on a very sensitive point: how this million-dollar blunder has handed internet trolls and misogynists a silver platter to attack women's inclusion in football. 📌 Episode Chapters 0:00 - The $14 Million Scandal at the 2026 World Cup 0:55 - We React to "The Little Football Girl": A Funeral March? 2:54 - The true origin of the cover ("Los Patitas de Perro") 4:48 - IShowSpeed ​​vs. Julieta Venegas: How to make a World Cup song 7:28 - Julieta Venegas blocks comments on YouTube 8:17 - Claudia Sheinbaum officially rejects the song 10:36 - The musical flop that revived machismo in soccer 12:40 - Reading the worst reviews and jokes online 16:51 - Julieta Venegas's true pop and closing