For this weeks episode we discuss breaking toxic generational cycles by setting boundaries and putting a stop to childhood trauma. In the latino community we shouldn't have to tolerate abusive behaviors or toxicity from our parents.  We also discuss our own experiences and how we dealt or still dealing with our childhood trauma. Let us know your stories and how you dealt with toxic cycles in your latino household. 

Hola gente, como estan?! For this week' episode we discuss our personal red flags. " Red flags " has been trending on social media for a while now and we thought it would be fun to discuss some of our personal ones. With Valentine's day around the corner, stay safe, stay sane and definitely no baby making. 

Holaaaa. Como están? This weeks episode was a little emotional para la spvnishorchataaa. As you know mental health is real. Depression is real. Suicide is real. To everyone who struggles with their inner demons know it's not easy that's why its always important to check up on the people you love. Not everything you see on social media is real. 

Hola hola!WE. MISSED. YOU. SO.MUCH. What a relief to be back, we are never ever leaving again lol. Hope you guys had amazing holidays with your loved ones! We just wanted to give you guys an update on our lives and chismear a bit. Hope you missed us just as much as we missed being on the mics. WE ARE BACK TO OUR REGULAR PROGRAMMING CHULAS/CHULOS!

Hola gente! Have you guys heard of the term "hall pass"? A a slang term, a hall pass is used to refer an agreement between a couple that they can have sex outside of their relationship, generally on a temporary or one-off basis. Hall pass is specifically used to refer to permission for one partner to sleep with a celebrity without consequences or as an "okay" to cheat on your significant other when your relationship is not doing great. What are your thoughts? 

Hola, Como estan? Our lives have been quite hectic these past few weeks since we've been adjusting to new changes but with that being said we are pushing through and we appreciate you guys understanding. How are we feeling with daylight saving? Are you guys just as excited as we are with the holidays around the corner? For this weeks episode we talk about what it was like growing up with strict hispanic parents. Thoughts? Did you ever feel like you needed to prepare in advance just to go out? Let us know your stories?

Hiiii. Como estan? It's that time of year yet again. Tamale season or what? For this weeks episode we discussed how to deal with anxiety whether in a new environment or meeting new people whatever the case is we share our tips and how we manage dealing with anxiety. 

Ahhhhh! SPOoOoKY Season has officially come to an end. This week's last and final Leyenda is about a little boy who died in 1882. In his short life, legend says, he suffered an intense fear of the dark and of being in confined spaces. So much so that for ten nights after he was buried, his body was found the next morning above ground on top of his tomb. 

MWUAHAHAHA! Did you guys expect this?For this week's episode Jackie told us the Leyenda de La Pascualita from Chihuahua, Mexico. This alleged mummy made her first appearance on the 25th of March 1930, reportedly wearing a gown from the spring/summer collection. Locals were struck by how real La Pascualita looked and by her resemblance to the owner, Pascuala Esparza. Let us know what you think!

And we are back! For this week's spooky episode we share la leyenda de "LA PLANCHADA". Have you ever heard of a friendly ghost nurse? Tune in to listen to her story!We also discuss our opinions on some YouTube drama (not that anyone cares)  and give you guys a little life update. Also, don't forget to wish Jackie a Happy 24th Birthday!