‘Poco se habla’ returns with its long-awaited sixth season

With more than 15 million listens to date, and an Ondas award, the successful podcast ‘Poco se habla’ returns with its sixth season on February 23rd on Youtube, Spotify, Amazon Music, Podimo and Apple Podcasts. The new season promises more authentic, unfiltered conversations, with the humour and freshness that have made the podcast a benchmark in the format.

Hosted by Xuso Jones and Ana Brito and produced by the Keepers agency, the podcast returns with a major new addition: three new collaborators will bring new dynamism to the program. Benja Serra, Laura del Val and May Te will bring their own perspectives and energy to the show, enriching the conversations and bringing the podcast even closer to its loyal community of listeners.

Among the first guests of the season are Manuel Carrasco, Tania Llasera, Marta Pombo and Luis Zama, who will share anecdotes and reflections in the first episodes.

‘Poco se habla’ has established itself as one of the most relevant podcasts in the digital landscape, standing out for its ability to address everyday issues with naturalness, humor and a fresh approach that resonates especially with generation Z and millennials.

Ana Brito and Xuso Jones received last year’s Ondas Global Podcats award in the ‘Best Hosts’ category: “We’re back with more enthusiasm than ever. We want to continue surprising, debating and sharing stories that connect with our audience” say Xuso and Ana, hosts of the podcast.

The podcast has become one of Keepers’ most successful productions. As a leading agency in entertainment and branded podcast production, Keepers sees this new season as a major step forward. “With this new season and the addition of three new collaborators, we’re confident we’ll take the podcast to the next level,” says Sergio Barreda, executive producer of the programme and CEO of Keepers.

The premiere of the sixth season will be available on all major streaming platforms. Each episode will deliver fresh reflections, anecdotes and unexpected moments that make Poco se habla essential listening for anyone seeking entertainment and open, honest conversations. The show will once again feature digital bank N26 as its main sponsor throughout the season, alongside collaborations with other brands such as Airbnb.