Aguilera and Mení - Impossible Mission
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Two twin brothers from Cádiz (the only twin brothers in the world who supposedly have different fathers), both unemployed, decide to join an organization to steal a jewel and escape poverty. Both of them will have to pass a series of trials, guided throughout the show by a mysterious voice, in order to become part of this organization. Naturally, they won’t have any success at all, since between the two of them they don’t manage to put together a single working neuron. The plot unfolds through stand-up monologues, parodies, and the most important and eagerly awaited part for the audience of these two geniuses of improvisation: interaction with the public. With millions of views on their videos on social networks and their incredible quick thinking, this will undoubtedly be the comedy show of the year in 2025.
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