Do you remember the golden age of Pogs, Yu-Gi-Oh!, and piñatas overflowing with candy? 🇻🇪
Join Luis Álamo, Samuel Rodríguez (Sampins), and Alejandro López on Fuera del Perol, the podcast that transports you back to Venezuela in the '90s and 2000s with humor, anecdotes, and great vibes.
In this episode, we revisit the boleta culture and the tuki urban tribe: their origins, fashion, music, and traditions. Were you a tuki? Do you identify with the boleta culture?
We also enjoy anise liqueur and toast to the memories while discussing new versions of urban songs and the Netflix series "Bridgerton." Don't miss this nostalgic trip. Subscribe, turn on notifications, and join us on Patreon for the extended version and Alejandro's boleta quiz.
00:00 The rosary that glows in the dark and how to use the glowing rosary
00:53 Welcome to Fuera del Perol podcast + We bought a new camera
03:30 Sampins' YouTube algorithm
04:26 Samuel Rodriguez is gambling with his kids
05:01 The culture of tazos in school
08:52 Yu-Gi-Oh! cards and card games in school
10:36 Old-fashioned candy collectibles (Hielocos, tazos, Golazo ice cream World Cup bracelets, and Bati-Bati ice cream gum)
11:54 Today's topic is the "boleta" culture and "tukis" as an urban tribe.
Where does the word "TUKI" come from?
13:40 What were the first "tukis" we remember like?
16:35 Was Sampins a "tuki"? 17:00 The fashion of the "sifrinos" and the fashion of the "tukis": differences and similarities
19:37 The piñata for adults and the "chinazos boletas" (a type of Chilean slang term for throwing punches)
21:32 Rap culture and the "tukis" are two distinct cultures; let's talk about piñatas again
25:32 The "chupi del placer" (a slang term for a drink of pleasure), honey for virility
27:06 Post-pandemic children were crazy about piñatas
30:08 The matinees (The party style of the "tuki" culture)
31:18 What is the fashion of the female "tuki" tribe like?
33:20 Do we like anise? Attempt to ignore Alejandro López
35:14 We are willing to promote any anise
37:20 The anise toast Outside the Pot
39:53 Anise in Venezuelan gastronomy (It's not the same anise)
40:33 Classic style versions of current urban songs and versions from the new Netflix series "Bridgerton"
42:52 The story of Luis Alamo's haircut that was meant for Patreon but ended up being public
43:30 Goodbye and see you with the extended version on Patreon + the quiz they gave Alejandro
Thanks to our friends at Viajes 11.11 for taking our dear Luis Alamo and Sampins on their first tour in Spain. Buy your tickets at the link in the guys' profiles.