https://simplecast.com Cine Papis The Cine Papis Podcast, hosted by Eddin Martinez, Juan Bago, and Jaime Fernandez, is where three film enthusiasts come together through their shared love of cinema, production, and movie theatre popcorn. Each week, the Papis spotlight a movie that highlights Latino and Hispanic talent—whether it's actors, writers, or directors—and dive deep into its history, storyline, and cultural impact. Listeners can look forward to segments like "Most Valuable Papi" (MVP), where the hosts crown their standout performer, and "The Imposter of the Week", where they call out their least favorite person in the movie or a Latino character played by a non-Latino actor. They also bring the heat with their "Facts & Furious" trivia segment, delivering fun facts and behind-the-scenes gems, before wrapping things up with their signature PPS (Papi Points System)—a unique 5-point rating system with a papi twist. Cine Papis is the perfect mix of passion, comedy, and cultural pride, giving every film lover a fresh way to see the stories they love. 2025 en Mon, 30 Mar 2026 12:14:03 +0000 Mon, 30 Mar 2026 12:14:14 +0000 https://revolverpodcasts.com/ Cine Papis https://image.simplecastcdn.com/images/c9ea15bd-0613-469e-9c87-7cb7a27ab5a5/42f1b003-f00d-4f80-8128-9a8841be6ea1/3000x3000/cp-newpodalbum-revolverv3.jpg?aid=rss_feed https://revolverpodcasts.com/ episodic The Cine Papis Podcast, hosted by Eddin Martinez, Juan Bago, and Jaime Fernandez, is where three film enthusiasts come together through their shared love of cinema, production, and movie theatre popcorn. Each week, the Papis spotlight a movie that highlights Latino and Hispanic talent—whether it's actors, writers, or directors—and dive deep into its history, storyline, and cultural impact. Listeners can look forward to segments like "Most Valuable Papi" (MVP), where the hosts crown their standout performer, and "The Imposter of the Week", where they call out their least favorite person in the movie or a Latino character played by a non-Latino actor. They also bring the heat with their "Facts & Furious" trivia segment, delivering fun facts and behind-the-scenes gems, before wrapping things up with their signature PPS (Papi Points System)—a unique 5-point rating system with a papi twist. Cine Papis is the perfect mix of passion, comedy, and cultural pride, giving every film lover a fresh way to see the stories they love. Cine Papis false https://feeds.simplecast.com/rCkU1fVQ Eddin Martinez equipo@revolverpodcasts.com afc5be18-90bb-4cb1-abcf-438ddbecccd3 Ep.28: Narcos (Pilot Papis) This is a SPECIAL episode of the Cine Papis we would like to call: "PILOT PAPIS". This episode focuses on the pilot of Narcos, breaking down how the series introduces the rise of Pablo Escobar, the early structure of the drug trade, and the show’s use of bilingual storytelling and real historical context. The conversation highlights performances, narration style, and how the pilot sets the tone for a global series rooted in Latin American history and perspectives.
 

 

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]]> Mon, 30 Mar 2026 12:14:03 +0000 equipo@revolverpodcasts.com (Eddin Martinez) https://revolverpodcasts.com/ This is a SPECIAL episode of the Cine Papis we would like to call: "PILOT PAPIS". This episode focuses on the pilot of Narcos, breaking down how the series introduces the rise of Pablo Escobar, the early structure of the drug trade, and the show’s use of bilingual storytelling and real historical context. The conversation highlights performances, narration style, and how the pilot sets the tone for a global series rooted in Latin American history and perspectives.
 

 

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]]> Ep.28: Narcos (Pilot Papis) Eddin Martinez 00:49:23 This is a SPECIAL episode of the Cine Papis we would like to call: "PILOT PAPIS". This episode focuses on the pilot of Narcos, breaking down how the series introduces the rise of Pablo Escobar, the early structure of the drug trade, and the show’s use of bilingual storytelling and real historical context. The conversation highlights performances, narration style, and how the pilot sets the tone for a global series rooted in Latin American history and perspectives. This is a SPECIAL episode of the Cine Papis we would like to call: "PILOT PAPIS". This episode focuses on the pilot of Narcos, breaking down how the series introduces the rise of Pablo Escobar, the early structure of the drug trade, and the show’s use of bilingual storytelling and real historical context. The conversation highlights performances, narration style, and how the pilot sets the tone for a global series rooted in Latin American history and perspectives. false full 28 58b80cc9-8f97-4764-982e-af89cd8eb45a Ep.27: Blow On this episode of Cine Papis, the crew dives into Blow, breaking down Blow and Johnny Depp’s portrayal of George Jung, one of the most infamous drug traffickers in U.S. history. The guys explore the rise and fall of Jung’s empire, his connection to the Medellín cartel, and how the film captures the allure and consequences of the cocaine boom in the 1970s and ‘80s. They also get into Depp’s performance, the film’s cultural impact, and whether Blow glamorizes the lifestyle or serves as a cautionary tale.

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]]> Mon, 23 Mar 2026 15:46:10 +0000 equipo@revolverpodcasts.com (Eddin Martinez) https://revolverpodcasts.com/ On this episode of Cine Papis, the crew dives into Blow, breaking down Blow and Johnny Depp’s portrayal of George Jung, one of the most infamous drug traffickers in U.S. history. The guys explore the rise and fall of Jung’s empire, his connection to the Medellín cartel, and how the film captures the allure and consequences of the cocaine boom in the 1970s and ‘80s. They also get into Depp’s performance, the film’s cultural impact, and whether Blow glamorizes the lifestyle or serves as a cautionary tale.

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]]> Ep.27: Blow Eddin Martinez 00:54:15 On this episode of Cine Papis, the crew dives into Blow, breaking down Blow and Johnny Depp’s portrayal of George Jung, one of the most infamous drug traffickers in U.S. history. The guys explore the rise and fall of Jung’s empire, his connection to the Medellín cartel, and how the film captures the allure and consequences of the cocaine boom in the 1970s and ‘80s. They also get into Depp’s performance, the film’s cultural impact, and whether Blow glamorizes the lifestyle or serves as a cautionary tale. On this episode of Cine Papis, the crew dives into Blow, breaking down Blow and Johnny Depp’s portrayal of George Jung, one of the most infamous drug traffickers in U.S. history. The guys explore the rise and fall of Jung’s empire, his connection to the Medellín cartel, and how the film captures the allure and consequences of the cocaine boom in the 1970s and ‘80s. They also get into Depp’s performance, the film’s cultural impact, and whether Blow glamorizes the lifestyle or serves as a cautionary tale. false full 27 2e83e52d-8678-4e87-bf79-b3d12d30de5e Ep.26: Honey feat. Jasmine Ruiz On this episode of Cine Papis, hosts break down the 2003 dance film Honey starring Jessica Alba, exploring the movie’s impact on early-2000s hip-hop dance culture, the music video aesthetic that shaped the film, and how its story about a choreographer building a community center reflects the era of MTV dance and street choreography. Joined by special guest Jasmine Ruiz, the crew revisits memorable performances, the influence of choreographers like Laurieann Gibson, and appearances from artists including Lil' Romeo and Missy Elliott while discussing how Honey fit into the wave of dance films and hip-hop culture in the early 2000s.

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]]> Mon, 16 Mar 2026 06:00:00 +0000 equipo@revolverpodcasts.com (Eddin Martinez) https://revolverpodcasts.com/ On this episode of Cine Papis, hosts break down the 2003 dance film Honey starring Jessica Alba, exploring the movie’s impact on early-2000s hip-hop dance culture, the music video aesthetic that shaped the film, and how its story about a choreographer building a community center reflects the era of MTV dance and street choreography. Joined by special guest Jasmine Ruiz, the crew revisits memorable performances, the influence of choreographers like Laurieann Gibson, and appearances from artists including Lil' Romeo and Missy Elliott while discussing how Honey fit into the wave of dance films and hip-hop culture in the early 2000s.

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]]> Ep.26: Honey feat. Jasmine Ruiz Eddin Martinez 00:52:52 On this episode of Cine Papis, hosts break down the 2003 dance film Honey starring Jessica Alba, exploring the movie’s impact on early-2000s hip-hop dance culture, the music video aesthetic that shaped the film, and how its story about a choreographer building a community center reflects the era of MTV dance and street choreography. Joined by special guest Jasmine Ruiz, the crew revisits memorable performances, the influence of choreographers like Laurieann Gibson, and appearances from artists including Lil' Romeo and Missy Elliott while discussing how Honey fit into the wave of dance films and hip-hop culture in the early 2000s. On this episode of Cine Papis, hosts break down the 2003 dance film Honey starring Jessica Alba, exploring the movie’s impact on early-2000s hip-hop dance culture, the music video aesthetic that shaped the film, and how its story about a choreographer building a community center reflects the era of MTV dance and street choreography. Joined by special guest Jasmine Ruiz, the crew revisits memorable performances, the influence of choreographers like Laurieann Gibson, and appearances from artists including Lil' Romeo and Missy Elliott while discussing how Honey fit into the wave of dance films and hip-hop culture in the early 2000s. false full 26 e19744c5-148e-4ef1-b685-bafba8b33510 Ep.25: One Battle After Another This week the Papis dive into Paul Thomas Anderson’s latest film One Battle After Another starring Leonardo DiCaprio, Sean Penn, Benicio del Toro, Regina Hall, and Teyana Taylor. Inspired by Thomas Pynchon’s Vineland, the movie follows a washed-up revolutionary forced back into action when a corrupt military officer threatens his family. The crew breaks down the film’s political themes, the idea of Hollywood “woke washing,” and how studios sometimes reshape messaging to appeal to modern audiences. They also talk about the stacked ensemble cast, whether the movie deserves all the awards buzz, and make their predictions for who could take home Best Picture at the 2026 Oscars.

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]]> Mon, 9 Mar 2026 06:00:00 +0000 equipo@revolverpodcasts.com (Eddin Martinez) https://revolverpodcasts.com/ This week the Papis dive into Paul Thomas Anderson’s latest film One Battle After Another starring Leonardo DiCaprio, Sean Penn, Benicio del Toro, Regina Hall, and Teyana Taylor. Inspired by Thomas Pynchon’s Vineland, the movie follows a washed-up revolutionary forced back into action when a corrupt military officer threatens his family. The crew breaks down the film’s political themes, the idea of Hollywood “woke washing,” and how studios sometimes reshape messaging to appeal to modern audiences. They also talk about the stacked ensemble cast, whether the movie deserves all the awards buzz, and make their predictions for who could take home Best Picture at the 2026 Oscars.

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]]> Ep.25: One Battle After Another Eddin Martinez 00:49:40 This week the Papis dive into Paul Thomas Anderson’s latest film One Battle After Another starring Leonardo DiCaprio, Sean Penn, Benicio del Toro, Regina Hall, and Teyana Taylor. Inspired by Thomas Pynchon’s Vineland, the movie follows a washed-up revolutionary forced back into action when a corrupt military officer threatens his family. The crew breaks down the film’s political themes, the idea of Hollywood “woke washing,” and how studios sometimes reshape messaging to appeal to modern audiences. They also talk about the stacked ensemble cast, whether the movie deserves all the awards buzz, and make their predictions for who could take home Best Picture at the 2026 Oscars. This week the Papis dive into Paul Thomas Anderson’s latest film One Battle After Another starring Leonardo DiCaprio, Sean Penn, Benicio del Toro, Regina Hall, and Teyana Taylor. Inspired by Thomas Pynchon’s Vineland, the movie follows a washed-up revolutionary forced back into action when a corrupt military officer threatens his family. The crew breaks down the film’s political themes, the idea of Hollywood “woke washing,” and how studios sometimes reshape messaging to appeal to modern audiences. They also talk about the stacked ensemble cast, whether the movie deserves all the awards buzz, and make their predictions for who could take home Best Picture at the 2026 Oscars. false full 25 e596c6db-e13d-467c-9c84-69550cb29f51 Ep.24: Colombiana On this episode of Cine Papis, we revisit Colombiana (2011) starring Zoe Saldana and break down the revenge thriller that tried to turn her into the next global action star. We get into her performance as Cataleya, the emotional weight behind the vengeance story, and the conversation around identity, including the fact that Zoe Saldana is Dominican and Puerto Rican, not Colombian, and how Hollywood often blurs Latino identities when casting. The guys also dive into the niche visual trope of using heavy sepia tones to portray Latino locations in films, why that aesthetic became so common in the 2000s and 2010s, and whether it adds authenticity or just reinforces stereotypes.

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]]> Mon, 2 Mar 2026 15:38:11 +0000 equipo@revolverpodcasts.com (Eddin Martinez) https://revolverpodcasts.com/ On this episode of Cine Papis, we revisit Colombiana (2011) starring Zoe Saldana and break down the revenge thriller that tried to turn her into the next global action star. We get into her performance as Cataleya, the emotional weight behind the vengeance story, and the conversation around identity, including the fact that Zoe Saldana is Dominican and Puerto Rican, not Colombian, and how Hollywood often blurs Latino identities when casting. The guys also dive into the niche visual trope of using heavy sepia tones to portray Latino locations in films, why that aesthetic became so common in the 2000s and 2010s, and whether it adds authenticity or just reinforces stereotypes.

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]]> Ep.24: Colombiana Eddin Martinez 00:58:10 On this episode of Cine Papis, we revisit Colombiana (2011) starring Zoe Saldana and break down the revenge thriller that tried to turn her into the next global action star. We get into her performance as Cataleya, the emotional weight behind the vengeance story, and the conversation around identity, including the fact that Zoe Saldana is Dominican and Puerto Rican, not Colombian, and how Hollywood often blurs Latino identities when casting. The guys also dive into the niche visual trope of using heavy sepia tones to portray Latino locations in films, why that aesthetic became so common in the 2000s and 2010s, and whether it adds authenticity or just reinforces stereotypes. On this episode of Cine Papis, we revisit Colombiana (2011) starring Zoe Saldana and break down the revenge thriller that tried to turn her into the next global action star. We get into her performance as Cataleya, the emotional weight behind the vengeance story, and the conversation around identity, including the fact that Zoe Saldana is Dominican and Puerto Rican, not Colombian, and how Hollywood often blurs Latino identities when casting. The guys also dive into the niche visual trope of using heavy sepia tones to portray Latino locations in films, why that aesthetic became so common in the 2000s and 2010s, and whether it adds authenticity or just reinforces stereotypes. false full 24 6c65c0b7-d4fe-4985-9d1a-c17d0e5699cd Ep.23: Snow White (2025) This week the Papis step into the magic mirror to talk Disney’s Snow White starring Rachel Zegler and Gal Gadot and ask the real question: are we officially in remake fatigue? We break down the online chaos surrounding the film, from casting backlash and culture war debates to the CGI dwarf controversy and whether modern updates actually add depth or simply distract from the fairy tale. After that, we get into why Hollywood keeps spinning the nostalgia machine, whether every animated classic needs a live action glow up, and if this one captures any of the original Disney magic. Then we lighten things up with a full Disney Princess draft, picking our all time favorites and debating what truly makes a princess iconic: the songs, the struggle, the growth, or pure childhood nostalgia.

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]]> Mon, 23 Feb 2026 11:47:24 +0000 equipo@revolverpodcasts.com (Eddin Martinez) https://revolverpodcasts.com/ This week the Papis step into the magic mirror to talk Disney’s Snow White starring Rachel Zegler and Gal Gadot and ask the real question: are we officially in remake fatigue? We break down the online chaos surrounding the film, from casting backlash and culture war debates to the CGI dwarf controversy and whether modern updates actually add depth or simply distract from the fairy tale. After that, we get into why Hollywood keeps spinning the nostalgia machine, whether every animated classic needs a live action glow up, and if this one captures any of the original Disney magic. Then we lighten things up with a full Disney Princess draft, picking our all time favorites and debating what truly makes a princess iconic: the songs, the struggle, the growth, or pure childhood nostalgia.

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]]> Ep.23: Snow White (2025) Eddin Martinez 00:50:53 This week the Papis step into the magic mirror to talk Disney’s Snow White starring Rachel Zegler and Gal Gadot and ask the real question: are we officially in remake fatigue? We break down the online chaos surrounding the film, from casting backlash and culture war debates to the CGI dwarf controversy and whether modern updates actually add depth or simply distract from the fairy tale. After that, we get into why Hollywood keeps spinning the nostalgia machine, whether every animated classic needs a live action glow up, and if this one captures any of the original Disney magic. Then we lighten things up with a full Disney Princess draft, picking our all time favorites and debating what truly makes a princess iconic: the songs, the struggle, the growth, or pure childhood nostalgia. This week the Papis step into the magic mirror to talk Disney’s Snow White starring Rachel Zegler and Gal Gadot and ask the real question: are we officially in remake fatigue? We break down the online chaos surrounding the film, from casting backlash and culture war debates to the CGI dwarf controversy and whether modern updates actually add depth or simply distract from the fairy tale. After that, we get into why Hollywood keeps spinning the nostalgia machine, whether every animated classic needs a live action glow up, and if this one captures any of the original Disney magic. Then we lighten things up with a full Disney Princess draft, picking our all time favorites and debating what truly makes a princess iconic: the songs, the struggle, the growth, or pure childhood nostalgia. false full 23 f961a8d1-e3f5-45db-8614-b37796a64ee9 EP.22: I Like It Like That feat. Paulie Mars On this the papis head to the Bronx to revisit I Like It Like That, joined by the Bronx’s very own Paulie Mars, a content creator, influencer, and all around creative. The crew gets into the film’s take on young relationships and intimacy, including the memorable petting scene, the vibrant and era defining soundtrack, the breakout performances and hidden talent throughout the cast, and the way the story captures ambition, family dynamics, and uptown life. They also have an honest conversation about the controversy surrounding the film’s anti Blackness, particularly the messaging tied to curly hair, and how those moments are viewed today.

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]]> Mon, 16 Feb 2026 05:16:42 +0000 equipo@revolverpodcasts.com (Eddin Martinez) https://revolverpodcasts.com/ On this the papis head to the Bronx to revisit I Like It Like That, joined by the Bronx’s very own Paulie Mars, a content creator, influencer, and all around creative. The crew gets into the film’s take on young relationships and intimacy, including the memorable petting scene, the vibrant and era defining soundtrack, the breakout performances and hidden talent throughout the cast, and the way the story captures ambition, family dynamics, and uptown life. They also have an honest conversation about the controversy surrounding the film’s anti Blackness, particularly the messaging tied to curly hair, and how those moments are viewed today.

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]]> EP.22: I Like It Like That feat. Paulie Mars Eddin Martinez 01:22:49 On this episode of Cine Papis, the papis head to the Bronx to revisit I Like It Like That, joined by the Bronx’s very own Paulie Mars, a content creator, influencer, and all around creative. The crew gets into the film’s take on young relationships and intimacy, including the memorable petting scene, the vibrant and era defining soundtrack, the breakout performances and hidden talent throughout the cast, and the way the story captures ambition, family dynamics, and uptown life. They also have an honest conversation about the controversy surrounding the film’s anti Blackness, particularly the messaging tied to curly hair, and how those moments are viewed today. On this episode of Cine Papis, the papis head to the Bronx to revisit I Like It Like That, joined by the Bronx’s very own Paulie Mars, a content creator, influencer, and all around creative. The crew gets into the film’s take on young relationships and intimacy, including the memorable petting scene, the vibrant and era defining soundtrack, the breakout performances and hidden talent throughout the cast, and the way the story captures ambition, family dynamics, and uptown life. They also have an honest conversation about the controversy surrounding the film’s anti Blackness, particularly the messaging tied to curly hair, and how those moments are viewed today. true full 22 e9a2c081-9c31-46d2-927e-43d7284da360 Ep.21: Desperado This week on Cine Papis, we lock in on Desperado, the blistering mariachi western that cemented Robert Rodriguez as one of the boldest voices in 90s cinema. We break down how Antonio Banderas became an action icon with a guitar case full of chaos, the undeniable screen chemistry with Salma Hayek, and why this film still hits decades later. From low-budget ingenuity and stylized violence to Latino representation, myth-making, and pure cinematic swagger, we revisit why Desperado isn’t just a cult classic.  Grab your boots, cue the flamenco guitar, and let’s talk legacy, vibes, and straight-up movie magic.

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]]> Mon, 9 Feb 2026 07:00:00 +0000 equipo@revolverpodcasts.com (Eddin Martinez) https://revolverpodcasts.com/ This week on Cine Papis, we lock in on Desperado, the blistering mariachi western that cemented Robert Rodriguez as one of the boldest voices in 90s cinema. We break down how Antonio Banderas became an action icon with a guitar case full of chaos, the undeniable screen chemistry with Salma Hayek, and why this film still hits decades later. From low-budget ingenuity and stylized violence to Latino representation, myth-making, and pure cinematic swagger, we revisit why Desperado isn’t just a cult classic.  Grab your boots, cue the flamenco guitar, and let’s talk legacy, vibes, and straight-up movie magic.

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]]> Ep.21: Desperado Eddin Martinez 00:37:14 This week on Cine Papis, we lock in on Desperado, the blistering mariachi western that cemented Robert Rodriguez as one of the boldest voices in 90s cinema. We break down how Antonio Banderas became an action icon with a guitar case full of chaos, the undeniable screen chemistry with Salma Hayek, and why this film still hits decades later. From low-budget ingenuity and stylized violence to Latino representation, myth-making, and pure cinematic swagger, we revisit why Desperado isn’t just a cult classic. Grab your boots, cue the flamenco guitar, and let’s talk legacy, vibes, and straight-up movie magic. This week on Cine Papis, we lock in on Desperado, the blistering mariachi western that cemented Robert Rodriguez as one of the boldest voices in 90s cinema. We break down how Antonio Banderas became an action icon with a guitar case full of chaos, the undeniable screen chemistry with Salma Hayek, and why this film still hits decades later. From low-budget ingenuity and stylized violence to Latino representation, myth-making, and pure cinematic swagger, we revisit why Desperado isn’t just a cult classic. Grab your boots, cue the flamenco guitar, and let’s talk legacy, vibes, and straight-up movie magic. false full 21 67f4a830-7a24-43a8-b218-95d3114a5944 Ep.20: Happy Gilmore 2 On this episode of Cine Papis, we’re teeing it up with Happy Gilmore 2. We kick things off by showing love to Bad Bunny, fresh off winning Album of the Year at the Grammy Awards and gearing up for the Super Bowl Halftime Show in 2026, which makes his presence in this revival feel perfectly aligned with pop culture dominance. From there, we unpack the risks and rewards of reviving a beloved comedy classic, debate whether nostalgia can carry a sequel decades later, and introduce a spicy Cine Papis question: should there be an official clock on how long studios are allowed to wait before making a sequel?  We also take our guess of who might be a special guest during the half time. 

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]]> Mon, 2 Feb 2026 06:56:39 +0000 equipo@revolverpodcasts.com (Eddin Martinez) https://revolverpodcasts.com/ On this episode of Cine Papis, we’re teeing it up with Happy Gilmore 2. We kick things off by showing love to Bad Bunny, fresh off winning Album of the Year at the Grammy Awards and gearing up for the Super Bowl Halftime Show in 2026, which makes his presence in this revival feel perfectly aligned with pop culture dominance. From there, we unpack the risks and rewards of reviving a beloved comedy classic, debate whether nostalgia can carry a sequel decades later, and introduce a spicy Cine Papis question: should there be an official clock on how long studios are allowed to wait before making a sequel?  We also take our guess of who might be a special guest during the half time. 

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]]> Ep.20: Happy Gilmore 2 Eddin Martinez 00:44:19 On this episode of Cine Papis, we’re teeing it up with Happy Gilmore 2. We kick things off by showing love to Bad Bunny, fresh off winning Album of the Year at the Grammy Awards and gearing up for the Super Bowl Halftime Show in 2026, which makes his presence in this revival feel perfectly aligned with pop culture dominance. From there, we unpack the risks and rewards of reviving a beloved comedy classic, debate whether nostalgia can carry a sequel decades later, and introduce a spicy Cine Papis question: should there be an official clock on how long studios are allowed to wait before making a sequel? We also take our guess of who might be a special guest during the half time. On this episode of Cine Papis, we’re teeing it up with Happy Gilmore 2. We kick things off by showing love to Bad Bunny, fresh off winning Album of the Year at the Grammy Awards and gearing up for the Super Bowl Halftime Show in 2026, which makes his presence in this revival feel perfectly aligned with pop culture dominance. From there, we unpack the risks and rewards of reviving a beloved comedy classic, debate whether nostalgia can carry a sequel decades later, and introduce a spicy Cine Papis question: should there be an official clock on how long studios are allowed to wait before making a sequel? We also take our guess of who might be a special guest during the half time. false full 20 a614b075-b6d2-4666-9ecb-705219d1372d Ep.19: Movie Theater Snacks In this snack-filled episode of Cine Papis, Eddin Martinez, Juan Bago, and Jaime Fernández put the movies on pause to tackle one of the most important parts of the theater experience: the snacks. From buttery popcorn and classic candy to nachos, sodas, and overpriced guilty pleasures, the Papis debate what truly belongs in the concession hall of fame.

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]]> Mon, 26 Jan 2026 05:00:00 +0000 equipo@revolverpodcasts.com (Eddin Martinez) https://revolverpodcasts.com/ In this snack-filled episode of Cine Papis, Eddin Martinez, Juan Bago, and Jaime Fernández put the movies on pause to tackle one of the most important parts of the theater experience: the snacks. From buttery popcorn and classic candy to nachos, sodas, and overpriced guilty pleasures, the Papis debate what truly belongs in the concession hall of fame.

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]]> Ep.19: Movie Theater Snacks Eddin Martinez 00:34:06 In this snack-filled episode of Cine Papis, Eddin Martinez, Juan Bago, and Jaime Fernández put the movies on pause to tackle one of the most important parts of the theater experience: the snacks. From buttery popcorn and classic candy to nachos, sodas, and overpriced guilty pleasures, the Papis debate what truly belongs in the concession hall of fame. In this snack-filled episode of Cine Papis, Eddin Martinez, Juan Bago, and Jaime Fernández put the movies on pause to tackle one of the most important parts of the theater experience: the snacks. From buttery popcorn and classic candy to nachos, sodas, and overpriced guilty pleasures, the Papis debate what truly belongs in the concession hall of fame. cine, movies, latino podcasts, movie theaters, cine papis false full 19 a6d141af-10cb-4564-b457-8255dc24f0dd Ep.18: Machete This week the Papis sharpen their blades and dive into Robert Rodriguez’s Machete, a grindhouse explosion of politics, violence, satire, and pure Latino rage. We break down the film’s brutal commentary on immigration, border politics, and corruption, and how Machete turns exploitation cinema into a loud middle finger aimed straight at the system. From Machete’s unstoppable aura and his legendary use of machetes, guns, and whatever else is within arm’s reach, to the over-the-top action that blurs the line between parody and protest, we get into why this movie still hits hard today. We also talk about Danny Trejo as a cultural icon, the intentionally ridiculous tone, and of course Lindsay Lohan’s absolutely random cameo and what it represents in peak Rodriguez chaos.

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]]> Mon, 19 Jan 2026 05:00:00 +0000 equipo@revolverpodcasts.com (Eddin Martinez) https://revolverpodcasts.com/ This week the Papis sharpen their blades and dive into Robert Rodriguez’s Machete, a grindhouse explosion of politics, violence, satire, and pure Latino rage. We break down the film’s brutal commentary on immigration, border politics, and corruption, and how Machete turns exploitation cinema into a loud middle finger aimed straight at the system. From Machete’s unstoppable aura and his legendary use of machetes, guns, and whatever else is within arm’s reach, to the over-the-top action that blurs the line between parody and protest, we get into why this movie still hits hard today. We also talk about Danny Trejo as a cultural icon, the intentionally ridiculous tone, and of course Lindsay Lohan’s absolutely random cameo and what it represents in peak Rodriguez chaos.

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]]> Ep.18: Machete Eddin Martinez 00:47:11 The Cine Papis dive into Robert Rodriguez’s Machete, breaking down its grindhouse chaos, brutal action, and sharp commentary on immigration, corruption, and border politics. From Machete’s unstoppable aura and creative weapon use to Danny Trejo’s iconic presence and Lindsay Lohan’s random cameo, the papis explore why this wild, bloody satire still hits hard today. The Cine Papis dive into Robert Rodriguez’s Machete, breaking down its grindhouse chaos, brutal action, and sharp commentary on immigration, corruption, and border politics. From Machete’s unstoppable aura and creative weapon use to Danny Trejo’s iconic presence and Lindsay Lohan’s random cameo, the papis explore why this wild, bloody satire still hits hard today. films, latino actors, machete, movies, robert rodriguez, cinema, latino movies, cine papis true full 18 204abd8f-1e8c-465f-a9de-22c5a3d71ba2 Ep.17: Encanto feat. Lizbel Ortiz In this episode of Cine Papis, we step into the magic of Encanto with special guest Lizbel Ortiz. We break down the Madrigal family, generational trauma, expectations placed on first-gen kids, and why Mirabel might be the most powerful character in the movie without having a “gift.” From abuela dynamics and family pressure to Latino identity, healing, and what the movie gets right (and wrong), this episode goes deeper than the songs. We also talk favorite characters, emotional moments that hit close to home, and why Encanto resonates so strongly within Latino households.

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]]> Mon, 12 Jan 2026 16:07:40 +0000 equipo@revolverpodcasts.com (Eddin Martinez) https://revolverpodcasts.com/ In this episode of Cine Papis, we step into the magic of Encanto with special guest Lizbel Ortiz. We break down the Madrigal family, generational trauma, expectations placed on first-gen kids, and why Mirabel might be the most powerful character in the movie without having a “gift.” From abuela dynamics and family pressure to Latino identity, healing, and what the movie gets right (and wrong), this episode goes deeper than the songs. We also talk favorite characters, emotional moments that hit close to home, and why Encanto resonates so strongly within Latino households.

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]]> Ep.17: Encanto feat. Lizbel Ortiz Eddin Martinez 01:17:26 In this episode of Cine Papis, we step into the magic of Encanto with special guest Lizbel Ortiz. We break down the Madrigal family, generational trauma, expectations placed on first-gen kids, and why Mirabel might be the most powerful character in the movie without having a “gift.” From abuela dynamics and family pressure to Latino identity, healing, and what the movie gets right (and wrong), this episode goes deeper than the songs. We also talk favorite characters, emotional moments that hit close to home, and why Encanto resonates so strongly within Latino households. In this episode of Cine Papis, we step into the magic of Encanto with special guest Lizbel Ortiz. We break down the Madrigal family, generational trauma, expectations placed on first-gen kids, and why Mirabel might be the most powerful character in the movie without having a “gift.” From abuela dynamics and family pressure to Latino identity, healing, and what the movie gets right (and wrong), this episode goes deeper than the songs. We also talk favorite characters, emotional moments that hit close to home, and why Encanto resonates so strongly within Latino households. false full 17 8d23eb52-7bab-4fac-9e8b-31ac098541ea Ep.16: Year End Papi Wrap-Up Good-bye 2025! The Papis close out the year with a full recap of the journey so far, revisiting our favorite episodes and the moments that defined the pod. We talk about the movies we're excited to cover and revisit in 2026, react to Casa De Alofoke going viral, and show love to Bad Bunny for having an absolutely stellar year. The crew also gets into the comments and debates sparked by our viral Coco clip, breaks down why our pilot episode was taped three different times, and highlights the best Latino performances of 2025 — plus Jaime shares why John Wick: Ballerina was one of his favorite watches this year. To close things out, we explain why we're going dark the first week of January and share what's next for Cine Papis moving forward. See you in 2026.

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]]> Mon, 29 Dec 2025 10:00:00 +0000 equipo@revolverpodcasts.com (Eddin Martinez) https://revolverpodcasts.com/ Good-bye 2025! The Papis close out the year with a full recap of the journey so far, revisiting our favorite episodes and the moments that defined the pod. We talk about the movies we're excited to cover and revisit in 2026, react to Casa De Alofoke going viral, and show love to Bad Bunny for having an absolutely stellar year. The crew also gets into the comments and debates sparked by our viral Coco clip, breaks down why our pilot episode was taped three different times, and highlights the best Latino performances of 2025 — plus Jaime shares why John Wick: Ballerina was one of his favorite watches this year. To close things out, we explain why we're going dark the first week of January and share what's next for Cine Papis moving forward. See you in 2026.

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]]> Ep.16: Year End Papi Wrap-Up Eddin Martinez 00:32:06 Good-bye 2025! The  Papis close out the year with a full recap of the journey so far, revisiting our favorite episodes and the moments that defined the pod. We talk about the movies we're excited to cover and revisit in 2026, react to Casa De Alofoke going viral, and show love to Bad Bunny for having an absolutely stellar year. The crew also gets into the comments and debates sparked by our viral Coco clip, breaks down why our pilot episode was taped three different times, and highlights the best Latino performances of 2025 — plus Jaime shares why John Wick: Ballerina was one of his favorite watches this year. To close things out, we explain why we're going dark the first week of January and share what's next for Cine Papis moving forward. See you in 2026.  Watch On Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@CINEPAPIS Follow Your Cine Papis: @JuanBago @ThankYouEddin @JFernz @Cinepapis Good-bye 2025! The  Papis close out the year with a full recap of the journey so far, revisiting our favorite episodes and the moments that defined the pod. We talk about the movies we're excited to cover and revisit in 2026, react to Casa De Alofoke going viral, and show love to Bad Bunny for having an absolutely stellar year. The crew also gets into the comments and debates sparked by our viral Coco clip, breaks down why our pilot episode was taped three different times, and highlights the best Latino performances of 2025 — plus Jaime shares why John Wick: Ballerina was one of his favorite watches this year. To close things out, we explain why we're going dark the first week of January and share what's next for Cine Papis moving forward. See you in 2026.  Watch On Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@CINEPAPIS Follow Your Cine Papis: @JuanBago @ThankYouEddin @JFernz @Cinepapis false full 16 7e47e644-f7d7-40ca-8972-3cb1c5434a52 Ep.15: Real Women Have Curves feat. Glorelys Mora The Papis are back breaking down the culture-shifting classic Real Women Have Curves, and this time they're joined by comedian Glorelys Mora. The crew dives into body image, beauty standards, family pressure, Latina womanhood, and what this film meant for representation at a time when Hollywood wasn't checking for stories like this. From America Ferrera's breakout performance to the generational clash between mothers and daughters, they unpack why this movie still hits, still sparks conversation, and still feels personal for so many Latinas.

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]]> Mon, 22 Dec 2025 10:00:00 +0000 equipo@revolverpodcasts.com (Eddin Martinez) https://revolverpodcasts.com/ The Papis are back breaking down the culture-shifting classic Real Women Have Curves, and this time they're joined by comedian Glorelys Mora. The crew dives into body image, beauty standards, family pressure, Latina womanhood, and what this film meant for representation at a time when Hollywood wasn't checking for stories like this. From America Ferrera's breakout performance to the generational clash between mothers and daughters, they unpack why this movie still hits, still sparks conversation, and still feels personal for so many Latinas.

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]]> Ep.15: Real Women Have Curves feat. Glorelys Mora Eddin Martinez 01:26:19 The Papis are back breaking down the culture-shifting classic Real Women Have Curves, and this time they're joined by comedian Glorelys Mora. The crew dives into body image, beauty standards, family pressure, Latina womanhood, and what this film meant for representation at a time when Hollywood wasn't checking for stories like this. From America Ferrera's breakout performance to the generational clash between mothers and daughters, they unpack why this movie still hits, still sparks conversation, and still feels personal for so many Latinas.  Follow our guest:  https://www.instagram.com/glorelysmora  Let us know what you rate the film, and tell us what we should watch next! Watch On Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@CINEPAPIS Follow Your Cine Papis: @JuanBago @ThankYouEddin @JFernz @Cinepapis The Papis are back breaking down the culture-shifting classic Real Women Have Curves, and this time they're joined by comedian Glorelys Mora. The crew dives into body image, beauty standards, family pressure, Latina womanhood, and what this film meant for representation at a time when Hollywood wasn't checking for stories like this. From America Ferrera's breakout performance to the generational clash between mothers and daughters, they unpack why this movie still hits, still sparks conversation, and still feels personal for so many Latinas.  Follow our guest:  https://www.instagram.com/glorelysmora  Let us know what you rate the film, and tell us what we should watch next! Watch On Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@CINEPAPIS Follow Your Cine Papis: @JuanBago @ThankYouEddin @JFernz @Cinepapis false full 15 276f5427-4e2f-4641-b448-a86efe7ae66f Ep.14: The Pest The Cine Papis are back digging into The Pest (1997), the chaotic cult-favorite comedy starring John Leguizamo at peak 90s energy. The guys break down how this movie blends cartoon logic, slapstick, and Latino identity into something that feels like a live-action Looney Tunes, while asking the big question: is The Pest misunderstood genius or just unhinged nonsense? From Leguizamo's rapid-fire characters and accents to the wild villain, questionable jokes, and why this movie hit different for Latino kids growing up, the Papis unpack the legacy, the backlash, and the nostalgia factor.

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]]> Mon, 15 Dec 2025 21:12:00 +0000 equipo@revolverpodcasts.com (Eddin Martinez) https://revolverpodcasts.com/ The Cine Papis are back digging into The Pest (1997), the chaotic cult-favorite comedy starring John Leguizamo at peak 90s energy. The guys break down how this movie blends cartoon logic, slapstick, and Latino identity into something that feels like a live-action Looney Tunes, while asking the big question: is The Pest misunderstood genius or just unhinged nonsense? From Leguizamo's rapid-fire characters and accents to the wild villain, questionable jokes, and why this movie hit different for Latino kids growing up, the Papis unpack the legacy, the backlash, and the nostalgia factor.

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]]> Ep.14: The Pest Eddin Martinez 00:46:12 The Cine Papis are back digging into The Pest (1997), the chaotic cult-favorite comedy starring John Leguizamo at peak 90s energy. The guys break down how this movie blends cartoon logic, slapstick, and Latino identity into something that feels like a live-action Looney Tunes, while asking the big question: is The Pest misunderstood genius or just unhinged nonsense? From Leguizamo's rapid-fire characters and accents to the wild villain, questionable jokes, and why this movie hit different for Latino kids growing up, the Papis unpack the legacy, the backlash, and the nostalgia factor. Special thanks to Papa Richie's Coquito for the amazing gifts!  Make sure to order your bottles for the holidays:  www.paparichiecoquito.com  Let us know what you rate the film, and tell us what we should watch next! Watch On Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@CINEPAPIS Follow Your Cine Papis: @JuanBago @ThankYouEddin @JFernz @Cinepapis The Cine Papis are back digging into The Pest (1997), the chaotic cult-favorite comedy starring John Leguizamo at peak 90s energy. The guys break down how this movie blends cartoon logic, slapstick, and Latino identity into something that feels like a live-action Looney Tunes, while asking the big question: is The Pest misunderstood genius or just unhinged nonsense? From Leguizamo's rapid-fire characters and accents to the wild villain, questionable jokes, and why this movie hit different for Latino kids growing up, the Papis unpack the legacy, the backlash, and the nostalgia factor. Special thanks to Papa Richie's Coquito for the amazing gifts!  Make sure to order your bottles for the holidays:  www.paparichiecoquito.com  Let us know what you rate the film, and tell us what we should watch next! Watch On Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@CINEPAPIS Follow Your Cine Papis: @JuanBago @ThankYouEddin @JFernz @Cinepapis false full 14 77d01266-42c6-477e-97a2-3c289d4be692 Ep.13: American Me feat. Jerry Diaz This week the papis head back to East L.A. for a deep dive into Edward James Olmos's American Me, joined by special guest Jerry Diaz aka El Modifoca. From zoot suiters and the roots of Chicano identity to the cold reality of prison politics, we unpack the heavy themes that make this movie a classic and a cautionary tale. We get into the real-life controversy surrounding the film, how the Mexican mob reportedly felt about its portrayal, and what that meant for Olmos and the people involved. Along the way, we break down machismo, trauma, and cycles of violence, and ask whether American Me still hits the same for our community today & more. Make sure to follow our guest: @ElModifoca

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]]> Mon, 8 Dec 2025 22:30:00 +0000 equipo@revolverpodcasts.com (Eddin Martinez) https://revolverpodcasts.com/ This week the papis head back to East L.A. for a deep dive into Edward James Olmos's American Me, joined by special guest Jerry Diaz aka El Modifoca. From zoot suiters and the roots of Chicano identity to the cold reality of prison politics, we unpack the heavy themes that make this movie a classic and a cautionary tale. We get into the real-life controversy surrounding the film, how the Mexican mob reportedly felt about its portrayal, and what that meant for Olmos and the people involved. Along the way, we break down machismo, trauma, and cycles of violence, and ask whether American Me still hits the same for our community today & more. Make sure to follow our guest: @ElModifoca

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]]> Ep.13: American Me feat. Jerry Diaz Eddin Martinez 01:15:10 This week the papis head back to East L.A. for a deep dive into Edward James Olmos's American Me, joined by special guest Jerry Diaz aka El Modifoca. From zoot suiters and the roots of Chicano identity to the cold reality of prison politics, we unpack the heavy themes that make this movie a classic and a cautionary tale. We get into the real-life controversy surrounding the film, how the Mexican mob reportedly felt about its portrayal, and what that meant for Olmos and the people involved. Along the way, we break down machismo, trauma, and cycles of violence, and ask whether American Me still hits the same for our community today & more. Make sure to follow our guest: @ElModifoca Let us know what you rate the film, and tell us what we should watch next! Watch On Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@CINEPAPIS Follow Your Cine Papis: @JuanBago @ThankYouEddin @JFernz @Cinepapis This week the papis head back to East L.A. for a deep dive into Edward James Olmos's American Me, joined by special guest Jerry Diaz aka El Modifoca. From zoot suiters and the roots of Chicano identity to the cold reality of prison politics, we unpack the heavy themes that make this movie a classic and a cautionary tale. We get into the real-life controversy surrounding the film, how the Mexican mob reportedly felt about its portrayal, and what that meant for Olmos and the people involved. Along the way, we break down machismo, trauma, and cycles of violence, and ask whether American Me still hits the same for our community today & more. Make sure to follow our guest: @ElModifoca Let us know what you rate the film, and tell us what we should watch next! Watch On Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@CINEPAPIS Follow Your Cine Papis: @JuanBago @ThankYouEddin @JFernz @Cinepapis false full 13 16a04dc8-3269-44c0-8fa8-cf22c6e0226e Ep.12: Nothing Like The Holidays This week the papis head to Humboldt Park for Nothing Like The Holidays (2008) starring Freddy Rodríguez, John Leguizamo, and Debra Messing. The messy, cozy Christmas dramedy about the Rodriguez clan trying to survive what might be their last Navidad together. We get into Jesse's return from Iraq and his survivor's guilt, Mauricio rolling in from New York with his wife Sarah, Roxanna coming home from Hollywood with more doubts than credits, and all the big holiday blow-ups between Edy and Anna as the "Where are my grandbabies?!" pressure hits a boiling point. We also talk Jesse's unresolved romance with Marissa, the gang tensions swirling around Ozzy and Johnny, what this movie gets right about Puerto Rican family dynamics and where it fumbles—from the weird Puerto Rican accents, to the out-of-place timing of the PR Day Parade in Chicago, to a throwaway colorism line that lets us test the heat of 00's movies. Let us know what you rate the film, and tell us what we should watch next!

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]]> Mon, 1 Dec 2025 10:00:00 +0000 equipo@revolverpodcasts.com (Eddin Martinez) https://revolverpodcasts.com/ This week the papis head to Humboldt Park for Nothing Like The Holidays (2008) starring Freddy Rodríguez, John Leguizamo, and Debra Messing. The messy, cozy Christmas dramedy about the Rodriguez clan trying to survive what might be their last Navidad together. We get into Jesse's return from Iraq and his survivor's guilt, Mauricio rolling in from New York with his wife Sarah, Roxanna coming home from Hollywood with more doubts than credits, and all the big holiday blow-ups between Edy and Anna as the "Where are my grandbabies?!" pressure hits a boiling point. We also talk Jesse's unresolved romance with Marissa, the gang tensions swirling around Ozzy and Johnny, what this movie gets right about Puerto Rican family dynamics and where it fumbles—from the weird Puerto Rican accents, to the out-of-place timing of the PR Day Parade in Chicago, to a throwaway colorism line that lets us test the heat of 00's movies. Let us know what you rate the film, and tell us what we should watch next!

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]]> Ep.12: Nothing Like The Holidays Eddin Martinez 01:08:25 This week the papis head to Humboldt Park for Nothing Like The Holidays (2008) starring Freddy Rodríguez, John Leguizamo, and Debra Messing. The messy, cozy Christmas dramedy about the Rodriguez clan trying to survive what might be their last Navidad together. We get into Jesse's return from Iraq and his survivor's guilt, Mauricio rolling in from New York with his wife Sarah, Roxanna coming home from Hollywood with more doubts than credits, and all the big holiday blow-ups between Edy and Anna as the "Where are my grandbabies?!" pressure hits a boiling point. We also talk Jesse's unresolved romance with Marissa, the gang tensions swirling around Ozzy and Johnny, what this movie gets right about Puerto Rican family dynamics and where it fumbles—from the weird Puerto Rican accents, to the out-of-place timing of the PR Day Parade in Chicago, to a throwaway colorism line that lets us test the heat of 00's movies.  Let us know what you rate the film, and tell us what we should watch next! Watch On Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@CINEPAPIS Follow Your Cine Papis: @JuanBago @ThankYouEddin @JFernz @Cinepapis This week the papis head to Humboldt Park for Nothing Like The Holidays (2008) starring Freddy Rodríguez, John Leguizamo, and Debra Messing. The messy, cozy Christmas dramedy about the Rodriguez clan trying to survive what might be their last Navidad together. We get into Jesse's return from Iraq and his survivor's guilt, Mauricio rolling in from New York with his wife Sarah, Roxanna coming home from Hollywood with more doubts than credits, and all the big holiday blow-ups between Edy and Anna as the "Where are my grandbabies?!" pressure hits a boiling point. We also talk Jesse's unresolved romance with Marissa, the gang tensions swirling around Ozzy and Johnny, what this movie gets right about Puerto Rican family dynamics and where it fumbles—from the weird Puerto Rican accents, to the out-of-place timing of the PR Day Parade in Chicago, to a throwaway colorism line that lets us test the heat of 00's movies.  Let us know what you rate the film, and tell us what we should watch next! Watch On Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@CINEPAPIS Follow Your Cine Papis: @JuanBago @ThankYouEddin @JFernz @Cinepapis false full 12 34c40844-92a6-42dc-a355-704c1537435d Ep.11: El Cantante feat. Samantha Santos This week the Papis dive into Leon Ichaso's El Cantante, the gritty biopic about salsa legend Héctor Lavoe, with our featured guest Samantha Santos (@MakeMeLaughSam). We get into Marc Anthony and Jennifer Lopez's performances, how the film captures (and sometimes fumbles) Nuyorican life, and why this often feels more like a Puchi movie than a Héctor Lavoe movie. From our favorite musical numbers to the portrayal of addiction, love, legacy, and Puchi's dominating presence, we talk about what El Cantante gets right, what it leaves out, and why Héctor Lavoe still means so much to our communities. Let us know what you rate the film, and tell us what we should watch next! Make sure to follow Samantha: @MakeMeLaughSam @SoftLaunchPodcast

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]]> Mon, 24 Nov 2025 10:00:00 +0000 equipo@revolverpodcasts.com (Eddin Martinez) https://revolverpodcasts.com/ This week the Papis dive into Leon Ichaso's El Cantante, the gritty biopic about salsa legend Héctor Lavoe, with our featured guest Samantha Santos (@MakeMeLaughSam). We get into Marc Anthony and Jennifer Lopez's performances, how the film captures (and sometimes fumbles) Nuyorican life, and why this often feels more like a Puchi movie than a Héctor Lavoe movie. From our favorite musical numbers to the portrayal of addiction, love, legacy, and Puchi's dominating presence, we talk about what El Cantante gets right, what it leaves out, and why Héctor Lavoe still means so much to our communities. Let us know what you rate the film, and tell us what we should watch next! Make sure to follow Samantha: @MakeMeLaughSam @SoftLaunchPodcast

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]]> Ep.11: El Cantante feat. Samantha Santos Eddin Martinez 01:05:02 This week the Papis dive into Leon Ichaso's El Cantante, the gritty biopic about salsa legend Héctor Lavoe, with our featured guest Samantha Santos (@MakeMeLaughSam). We get into Marc Anthony and Jennifer Lopez's performances, how the film captures (and sometimes fumbles) Nuyorican life, and why this often feels more like a Puchi movie than a Héctor Lavoe movie. From our favorite musical numbers to the portrayal of addiction, love, legacy, and Puchi's dominating presence, we talk about what El Cantante gets right, what it leaves out, and why Héctor Lavoe still means so much to our communities. Let us know what you rate the film, and tell us what we should watch next! Make sure to follow Samantha: @MakeMeLaughSam @SoftLaunchPodcast Watch On Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@CINEPAPIS Follow Your Cine Papis: @JuanBago @ThankYouEddin @JFernz @Cinepapis This week the Papis dive into Leon Ichaso's El Cantante, the gritty biopic about salsa legend Héctor Lavoe, with our featured guest Samantha Santos (@MakeMeLaughSam). We get into Marc Anthony and Jennifer Lopez's performances, how the film captures (and sometimes fumbles) Nuyorican life, and why this often feels more like a Puchi movie than a Héctor Lavoe movie. From our favorite musical numbers to the portrayal of addiction, love, legacy, and Puchi's dominating presence, we talk about what El Cantante gets right, what it leaves out, and why Héctor Lavoe still means so much to our communities. Let us know what you rate the film, and tell us what we should watch next! Make sure to follow Samantha: @MakeMeLaughSam @SoftLaunchPodcast Watch On Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@CINEPAPIS Follow Your Cine Papis: @JuanBago @ThankYouEddin @JFernz @Cinepapis false full 11 04949e51-fd02-479d-b50d-61584cb82d94 Ep.10: Frankenstein (2025) This week the Papis dive into Guillermo del Toro's 2025 reimagining of Frankenstein, starring Oscar Isaac as Dr. Victor Frankenstein and Jacob Elordi as The Creature. We break down del Toro's emotional spin on the story, especially the complicated bond between The Creature and Elizabeth — a relationship that adds layers of longing, protectiveness, and tragic connection. The Papis also get into the surprising parenting tropes woven throughout the film, from creation as responsibility to the way the Creature mirrors a child searching for guidance, love, and identity.Then the Papis unpack all the symbolism, the heartbreaking character beats, the gothic visuals, and how del Toro once again turns monsters into mirrors for the human condition. Grab your cafecito as we argue, laugh, and close things out with our official Papi Points rating. Give us your PAPI POINTS SYSTEM & let us know what movie we should watch next! Watch On Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@CINEPAPIS Follow Your Cine Papis:

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]]> Tue, 18 Nov 2025 20:55:00 +0000 equipo@revolverpodcasts.com (Eddin Martinez) https://revolverpodcasts.com/ This week the Papis dive into Guillermo del Toro's 2025 reimagining of Frankenstein, starring Oscar Isaac as Dr. Victor Frankenstein and Jacob Elordi as The Creature. We break down del Toro's emotional spin on the story, especially the complicated bond between The Creature and Elizabeth — a relationship that adds layers of longing, protectiveness, and tragic connection. The Papis also get into the surprising parenting tropes woven throughout the film, from creation as responsibility to the way the Creature mirrors a child searching for guidance, love, and identity.Then the Papis unpack all the symbolism, the heartbreaking character beats, the gothic visuals, and how del Toro once again turns monsters into mirrors for the human condition. Grab your cafecito as we argue, laugh, and close things out with our official Papi Points rating. Give us your PAPI POINTS SYSTEM & let us know what movie we should watch next! Watch On Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@CINEPAPIS Follow Your Cine Papis:

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]]> Ep.10: Frankenstein (2025) Eddin Martinez 01:30:18 This week the Papis dive into Guillermo del Toro's 2025 reimagining of Frankenstein, starring Oscar Isaac as Dr. Victor Frankenstein and Jacob Elordi as The Creature. We break down del Toro's emotional spin on the story, especially the complicated bond between The Creature and Elizabeth — a relationship that adds layers of longing, protectiveness, and tragic connection. The Papis also get into the surprising parenting tropes woven throughout the film, from creation as responsibility to the way the Creature mirrors a child searching for guidance, love, and identity.Then the Papis unpack all the symbolism, the heartbreaking character beats, the gothic visuals, and how del Toro once again turns monsters into mirrors for the human condition. Grab your cafecito as we argue, laugh, and close things out with our official Papi Points rating. Give us your PAPI POINTS SYSTEM & let us know what movie we should watch next! Watch On Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@CINEPAPIS Follow Your Cine Papis: @JuanBago @ThankYouEddin @JFernz @Cinepapis This week the Papis dive into Guillermo del Toro's 2025 reimagining of Frankenstein, starring Oscar Isaac as Dr. Victor Frankenstein and Jacob Elordi as The Creature. We break down del Toro's emotional spin on the story, especially the complicated bond between The Creature and Elizabeth — a relationship that adds layers of longing, protectiveness, and tragic connection. The Papis also get into the surprising parenting tropes woven throughout the film, from creation as responsibility to the way the Creature mirrors a child searching for guidance, love, and identity.Then the Papis unpack all the symbolism, the heartbreaking character beats, the gothic visuals, and how del Toro once again turns monsters into mirrors for the human condition. Grab your cafecito as we argue, laugh, and close things out with our official Papi Points rating. Give us your PAPI POINTS SYSTEM & let us know what movie we should watch next! Watch On Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@CINEPAPIS Follow Your Cine Papis: @JuanBago @ThankYouEddin @JFernz @Cinepapis false full 10 89edc6d1-a22c-4705-a12e-2acf3838c84f Ep.9: Nacho Libre Catch us LIVE with the Havana Club on November 10th, 7pm at The Second City in BK: https://www.secondcity.com/shows/new-york/havana-club-nyc This week the papis dive into the 2006 Jack Black cult classic Nacho Libre — a movie that's equal parts ridiculous, heartfelt, and deeply quotable. Based on the true story of a Mexican priest who secretly became a luchador to raise money for an orphanage, this film blends faith, comedy, and pure chaos in only the way Jack Black can deliver.

The Papis break down how director Jared Hess (of Napoleon Dynamite fame) turned this real-life underdog tale into a spiritual slapstick masterpiece, full of stretchy pants, forbidden wrestling dreams, and surprising tenderness. They debate its cultural impact in Latino households, drop fun behind-the-scenes facts, and give out Papi Points for the most divine moments in the ring.

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]]> Mon, 10 Nov 2025 18:37:00 +0000 equipo@revolverpodcasts.com (Eddin Martinez) https://revolverpodcasts.com/ Catch us LIVE with the Havana Club on November 10th, 7pm at The Second City in BK: https://www.secondcity.com/shows/new-york/havana-club-nyc This week the papis dive into the 2006 Jack Black cult classic Nacho Libre — a movie that's equal parts ridiculous, heartfelt, and deeply quotable. Based on the true story of a Mexican priest who secretly became a luchador to raise money for an orphanage, this film blends faith, comedy, and pure chaos in only the way Jack Black can deliver.

The Papis break down how director Jared Hess (of Napoleon Dynamite fame) turned this real-life underdog tale into a spiritual slapstick masterpiece, full of stretchy pants, forbidden wrestling dreams, and surprising tenderness. They debate its cultural impact in Latino households, drop fun behind-the-scenes facts, and give out Papi Points for the most divine moments in the ring.

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]]> Ep.9: Nacho Libre Eddin Martinez 00:58:59 Catch us LIVE with the Havana Club on November 10th, 7pm at The Second City in BK: https://www.secondcity.com/shows/new-york/havana-club-nyc This week the papis dive into the 2006 Jack Black cult classic Nacho Libre — a movie that's equal parts ridiculous, heartfelt, and deeply quotable. Based on the true story of a Mexican priest who secretly became a luchador to raise money for an orphanage, this film blends faith, comedy, and pure chaos in only the way Jack Black can deliver. The Papis break down how director Jared Hess (of Napoleon Dynamite fame) turned this real-life underdog tale into a spiritual slapstick masterpiece, full of stretchy pants, forbidden wrestling dreams, and surprising tenderness. They debate its cultural impact in Latino households, drop fun behind-the-scenes facts, and give out Papi Points for the most divine moments in the ring. Give us your PAPI POINTS SYSTEM & let us know what movie we should watch next! Watch On Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@CINEPAPIS Follow Your Cine Papis: @JuanBago @ThankYouEddin @JFernz @Cinepapis Catch us LIVE with the Havana Club on November 10th, 7pm at The Second City in BK: https://www.secondcity.com/shows/new-york/havana-club-nyc This week the papis dive into the 2006 Jack Black cult classic Nacho Libre — a movie that's equal parts ridiculous, heartfelt, and deeply quotable. Based on the true story of a Mexican priest who secretly became a luchador to raise money for an orphanage, this film blends faith, comedy, and pure chaos in only the way Jack Black can deliver. The Papis break down how director Jared Hess (of Napoleon Dynamite fame) turned this real-life underdog tale into a spiritual slapstick masterpiece, full of stretchy pants, forbidden wrestling dreams, and surprising tenderness. They debate its cultural impact in Latino households, drop fun behind-the-scenes facts, and give out Papi Points for the most divine moments in the ring. Give us your PAPI POINTS SYSTEM & let us know what movie we should watch next! Watch On Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@CINEPAPIS Follow Your Cine Papis: @JuanBago @ThankYouEddin @JFernz @Cinepapis false full 9 164038d0-4628-4e4b-8006-75f390940996 Ep.8: The Mask Of Zorro Catch us LIVE with the Havana Club on November 10th, 7pm at The Second City in BK: https://www.secondcity.com/shows/new-york/havana-club-nyc This week on Cine Papis, we unsheathe our swords y nos ponemos bien románticos in the world of The Mask of Zorro, the swashbuckling 1998 classic starring Antonio Banderas, Catherine Zeta-Jones, and the legend himself, Sir Anthony Hopkins. We dive into the legacy of el Zorro, the Latino hero blueprint long before capes and franchises took over Hollywood. We break down Banderas' smooth-talking, fence-dancing charm, the chemistry that made a whole generation blush, and the iconic fight choreography that still holds up como pan fresco.

We also get into that spicy cultural nuance: the Spanish actor Antonio Banderas playing a Mexican hero, and how Hollywood blurred Latino identities in the 90s like it was one big tortilla masa. Was it representation? Was it pan-Latino casting before that was even a term?

Give us your PAPI POINTS SYSTEM & let us know what movie we should watch next! Watch On Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@CINEPAPIS Follow Your Cine Papis:

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]]> Tue, 4 Nov 2025 15:26:00 +0000 equipo@revolverpodcasts.com (Eddin Martinez) https://revolverpodcasts.com/ Catch us LIVE with the Havana Club on November 10th, 7pm at The Second City in BK: https://www.secondcity.com/shows/new-york/havana-club-nyc This week on Cine Papis, we unsheathe our swords y nos ponemos bien románticos in the world of The Mask of Zorro, the swashbuckling 1998 classic starring Antonio Banderas, Catherine Zeta-Jones, and the legend himself, Sir Anthony Hopkins. We dive into the legacy of el Zorro, the Latino hero blueprint long before capes and franchises took over Hollywood. We break down Banderas' smooth-talking, fence-dancing charm, the chemistry that made a whole generation blush, and the iconic fight choreography that still holds up como pan fresco.

We also get into that spicy cultural nuance: the Spanish actor Antonio Banderas playing a Mexican hero, and how Hollywood blurred Latino identities in the 90s like it was one big tortilla masa. Was it representation? Was it pan-Latino casting before that was even a term?

Give us your PAPI POINTS SYSTEM & let us know what movie we should watch next! Watch On Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@CINEPAPIS Follow Your Cine Papis:

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]]> Ep.8: The Mask Of Zorro Eddin Martinez 01:08:46 Catch us LIVE with the Havana Club on November 10th, 7pm at The Second City in BK: https://www.secondcity.com/shows/new-york/havana-club-nyc This week on Cine Papis, we unsheathe our swords y nos ponemos bien románticos in the world of The Mask of Zorro, the swashbuckling 1998 classic starring Antonio Banderas, Catherine Zeta-Jones, and the legend himself, Sir Anthony Hopkins. We dive into the legacy of el Zorro, the Latino hero blueprint long before capes and franchises took over Hollywood. We break down Banderas' smooth-talking, fence-dancing charm, the chemistry that made a whole generation blush, and the iconic fight choreography that still holds up como pan fresco. We also get into that spicy cultural nuance: the Spanish actor Antonio Banderas playing a Mexican hero, and how Hollywood blurred Latino identities in the 90s like it was one big tortilla masa. Was it representation? Was it pan-Latino casting before that was even a term?  Give us your PAPI POINTS SYSTEM & let us know what movie we should watch next! Watch On Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@CINEPAPIS Follow Your Cine Papis: @JuanBago @ThankYouEddin @JFernz @Cinepapis Catch us LIVE with the Havana Club on November 10th, 7pm at The Second City in BK: https://www.secondcity.com/shows/new-york/havana-club-nyc This week on Cine Papis, we unsheathe our swords y nos ponemos bien románticos in the world of The Mask of Zorro, the swashbuckling 1998 classic starring Antonio Banderas, Catherine Zeta-Jones, and the legend himself, Sir Anthony Hopkins. We dive into the legacy of el Zorro, the Latino hero blueprint long before capes and franchises took over Hollywood. We break down Banderas' smooth-talking, fence-dancing charm, the chemistry that made a whole generation blush, and the iconic fight choreography that still holds up como pan fresco. We also get into that spicy cultural nuance: the Spanish actor Antonio Banderas playing a Mexican hero, and how Hollywood blurred Latino identities in the 90s like it was one big tortilla masa. Was it representation? Was it pan-Latino casting before that was even a term?  Give us your PAPI POINTS SYSTEM & let us know what movie we should watch next! Watch On Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@CINEPAPIS Follow Your Cine Papis: @JuanBago @ThankYouEddin @JFernz @Cinepapis false full 8 34d7cea9-5a3a-415f-8f4b-359414d35396 Ep.7: The Curse Of La Llorona (2019) This week, the Papis dive into the chilling world of The Curse of La Llorona, the 2019 entry in the Conjuring Universe that brings one of Latin America's most feared legends to life. Juan Bago, Eddin, & Jaime unpack how the film reimagines the classic ghost story, the performances of Linda Cardellini and Raymond Cruz, and how much (or how little) Latin culture actually shows up on screen. From creepy river scenes to cultural representation and parenting under paranormal pressure, the Papis break it all down with scares, laughs, and, of course, the PPS for this special Halloween episode.

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]]> Mon, 27 Oct 2025 20:05:00 +0000 equipo@revolverpodcasts.com (Eddin Martinez) https://revolverpodcasts.com/ This week, the Papis dive into the chilling world of The Curse of La Llorona, the 2019 entry in the Conjuring Universe that brings one of Latin America's most feared legends to life. Juan Bago, Eddin, & Jaime unpack how the film reimagines the classic ghost story, the performances of Linda Cardellini and Raymond Cruz, and how much (or how little) Latin culture actually shows up on screen. From creepy river scenes to cultural representation and parenting under paranormal pressure, the Papis break it all down with scares, laughs, and, of course, the PPS for this special Halloween episode.

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]]> Ep.7: The Curse Of La Llorona (2019) Eddin Martinez 00:50:16 This week, the Papis dive into the chilling world of The Curse of La Llorona, the 2019 entry in the Conjuring Universe that brings one of Latin America's most feared legends to life. Juan Bago, Eddin, & Jaime unpack how the film reimagines the classic ghost story, the performances of Linda Cardellini and Raymond Cruz, and how much (or how little) Latin culture actually shows up on screen. From creepy river scenes to cultural representation and parenting under paranormal pressure, the Papis break it all down with scares, laughs, and, of course, the PPS for this special Halloween episode.  Watch it on Youtube:  Youtube.com/@CinePapis Follow Your Cine Papis: @JuanBago @ThankYouEddin @JFernz @Cinepapis This week, the Papis dive into the chilling world of The Curse of La Llorona, the 2019 entry in the Conjuring Universe that brings one of Latin America's most feared legends to life. Juan Bago, Eddin, & Jaime unpack how the film reimagines the classic ghost story, the performances of Linda Cardellini and Raymond Cruz, and how much (or how little) Latin culture actually shows up on screen. From creepy river scenes to cultural representation and parenting under paranormal pressure, the Papis break it all down with scares, laughs, and, of course, the PPS for this special Halloween episode.  Watch it on Youtube:  Youtube.com/@CinePapis Follow Your Cine Papis: @JuanBago @ThankYouEddin @JFernz @Cinepapis false full 8 94345895-f895-49b2-823c-704faf28b423 Ep.6: Chasing Papi This week on Cine Papis, we dive into Linda Mendoza's early 2000s cult classic Chasing Papi, a rare Latina-directed studio rom-com that brings together Roselyn Sánchez, Sofía Vergara, and Jaci Velasquez in a colorful, chaotic love triangle that feels like a telenovela crashed into a music video. We break down the film's campy charm, its unapologetically Latina aesthetic, and how each woman represents a different flavor of Latina identity while the so-called "Papi" becomes almost secondary to their collective star power. From Miami glam to LA chisme energy, we talk representation, fashion crimes, situationship culture before it had a name, and why the real plot twist is that the women were never chasing Papi—Papi was chasing them.

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]]> Mon, 20 Oct 2025 00:27:00 +0000 equipo@revolverpodcasts.com (Eddin Martinez) https://revolverpodcasts.com/ This week on Cine Papis, we dive into Linda Mendoza's early 2000s cult classic Chasing Papi, a rare Latina-directed studio rom-com that brings together Roselyn Sánchez, Sofía Vergara, and Jaci Velasquez in a colorful, chaotic love triangle that feels like a telenovela crashed into a music video. We break down the film's campy charm, its unapologetically Latina aesthetic, and how each woman represents a different flavor of Latina identity while the so-called "Papi" becomes almost secondary to their collective star power. From Miami glam to LA chisme energy, we talk representation, fashion crimes, situationship culture before it had a name, and why the real plot twist is that the women were never chasing Papi—Papi was chasing them.

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]]> Ep.6: Chasing Papi Eddin Martinez 00:52:22 This week on Cine Papis, we dive into Linda Mendoza's early 2000s cult classic Chasing Papi, a rare Latina-directed studio rom-com that brings together Roselyn Sánchez, Sofía Vergara, and Jaci Velasquez in a colorful, chaotic love triangle that feels like a telenovela crashed into a music video. We break down the film's campy charm, its unapologetically Latina aesthetic, and how each woman represents a different flavor of Latina identity while the so-called "Papi" becomes almost secondary to their collective star power. From Miami glam to LA chisme energy, we talk representation, fashion crimes, situationship culture before it had a name, and why the real plot twist is that the women were never chasing Papi—Papi was chasing them. Watch it on Youtube:  Youtube.com/@CinePapis   Follow Your Cine Papis: @JuanBago @ThankYouEddin @JFernz @Cinepapis This week on Cine Papis, we dive into Linda Mendoza's early 2000s cult classic Chasing Papi, a rare Latina-directed studio rom-com that brings together Roselyn Sánchez, Sofía Vergara, and Jaci Velasquez in a colorful, chaotic love triangle that feels like a telenovela crashed into a music video. We break down the film's campy charm, its unapologetically Latina aesthetic, and how each woman represents a different flavor of Latina identity while the so-called "Papi" becomes almost secondary to their collective star power. From Miami glam to LA chisme energy, we talk representation, fashion crimes, situationship culture before it had a name, and why the real plot twist is that the women were never chasing Papi—Papi was chasing them. Watch it on Youtube:  Youtube.com/@CinePapis   Follow Your Cine Papis: @JuanBago @ThankYouEddin @JFernz @Cinepapis false full 6 0985b41f-963a-4ccf-b528-91131b804ad2 Ep.5: Y Tu Mamá También This week, the Papis dive into Alfonso Cuarón's coming-of-age masterpiece Y Tu Mamá También. The papis talk desire, class, road trips, and that messy, beautiful line between friendship and identity. From horny teenage chaos to quiet political commentary hiding in the background of every scene, we unpack how this film hits just as hard emotionally as it does culturally. Watch it on Youtube: Youtube.com/@CinePapis

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]]> Mon, 13 Oct 2025 20:03:00 +0000 equipo@revolverpodcasts.com (Eddin Martinez) https://revolverpodcasts.com/ This week, the Papis dive into Alfonso Cuarón's coming-of-age masterpiece Y Tu Mamá También. The papis talk desire, class, road trips, and that messy, beautiful line between friendship and identity. From horny teenage chaos to quiet political commentary hiding in the background of every scene, we unpack how this film hits just as hard emotionally as it does culturally. Watch it on Youtube: Youtube.com/@CinePapis

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]]> Ep.5: Y Tu Mamá También Eddin Martinez 01:12:18 This week, the Papis dive into Alfonso Cuarón's coming-of-age masterpiece Y Tu Mamá También. The papis talk desire, class, road trips, and that messy, beautiful line between friendship and identity. From horny teenage chaos to quiet political commentary hiding in the background of every scene, we unpack how this film hits just as hard emotionally as it does culturally. Watch it on Youtube: Youtube.com/@CinePapis Follow Your Cine Papis: @JuanBago @ThankYouEddin @JFernz @Cinepapis This week, the Papis dive into Alfonso Cuarón's coming-of-age masterpiece Y Tu Mamá También. The papis talk desire, class, road trips, and that messy, beautiful line between friendship and identity. From horny teenage chaos to quiet political commentary hiding in the background of every scene, we unpack how this film hits just as hard emotionally as it does culturally. Watch it on Youtube: Youtube.com/@CinePapis Follow Your Cine Papis: @JuanBago @ThankYouEddin @JFernz @Cinepapis false full 5 08e3e2cd-790f-40e3-8e9f-5cac3f192639 Ep.4: Coco This week the Papis dive into Pixar's Coco — a beautiful celebration of family, memory, and the Mexican spirit. The guys reflect on the movie's emotional themes of honoring our loved ones who've passed, the grandparents who shaped us, and the legends we've looked up to. They also explore the magical world of alebrijes, the film's authenticity in representing Mexican culture, and why Coco resonates so deeply across Latino families.

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]]> Mon, 6 Oct 2025 21:47:00 +0000 equipo@revolverpodcasts.com (Eddin Martinez) https://revolverpodcasts.com/ This week the Papis dive into Pixar's Coco — a beautiful celebration of family, memory, and the Mexican spirit. The guys reflect on the movie's emotional themes of honoring our loved ones who've passed, the grandparents who shaped us, and the legends we've looked up to. They also explore the magical world of alebrijes, the film's authenticity in representing Mexican culture, and why Coco resonates so deeply across Latino families.

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]]> Ep.4: Coco Eddin Martinez 01:07:55 This week the Papis dive into Pixar's Coco — a beautiful celebration of family, memory, and the Mexican spirit. The guys reflect on the movie's emotional themes of honoring our loved ones who've passed, the grandparents who shaped us, and the legends we've looked up to. They also explore the magical world of alebrijes, the film's authenticity in representing Mexican culture, and why Coco resonates so deeply across Latino families. Give us your PAPI POINTS SYSTEM & let us know what movie we should watch next! Watch it on Youtube: Youtube.com/@CinePapis Follow Your Cine Papis: @JuanBago @ThankYouEddin @JFernz @Cinepapis This week the Papis dive into Pixar's Coco — a beautiful celebration of family, memory, and the Mexican spirit. The guys reflect on the movie's emotional themes of honoring our loved ones who've passed, the grandparents who shaped us, and the legends we've looked up to. They also explore the magical world of alebrijes, the film's authenticity in representing Mexican culture, and why Coco resonates so deeply across Latino families. Give us your PAPI POINTS SYSTEM & let us know what movie we should watch next! Watch it on Youtube: Youtube.com/@CinePapis Follow Your Cine Papis: @JuanBago @ThankYouEddin @JFernz @Cinepapis false full 4 c194f954-ef52-4dca-98ca-c8dae2ed13d1 Ep.3: Stand & Deliver This week the Papis dive into the Edward James Olmos classic Stand and Deliver, the inspiring story of Jaime Escalante and his mission to uplift East L.A. students through the power of math. Eddin, Juan Bago, and Jaime reflect on their own childhood idols, the struggles of school life, and the impact of having teachers who shaped (or scarred) them. Hosted by Juan Bago, Eddin Martinez, And Jaime Fernandez, Cine Papis is where three film enthusiats come together through their shared of latino cinema.

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]]> Mon, 29 Sep 2025 09:00:00 +0000 equipo@revolverpodcasts.com (Eddin Martinez) https://revolverpodcasts.com/ This week the Papis dive into the Edward James Olmos classic Stand and Deliver, the inspiring story of Jaime Escalante and his mission to uplift East L.A. students through the power of math. Eddin, Juan Bago, and Jaime reflect on their own childhood idols, the struggles of school life, and the impact of having teachers who shaped (or scarred) them. Hosted by Juan Bago, Eddin Martinez, And Jaime Fernandez, Cine Papis is where three film enthusiats come together through their shared of latino cinema.

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]]> Ep.3: Stand & Deliver Eddin Martinez 01:07:49 This week the Papis dive into the Edward James Olmos classic Stand and Deliver, the inspiring story of Jaime Escalante and his mission to uplift East L.A. students through the power of math. Eddin, Juan Bago, and Jaime reflect on their own childhood idols, the struggles of school life, and the impact of having teachers who shaped (or scarred) them. Hosted by Juan Bago, Eddin Martinez, And Jaime Fernandez, Cine Papis is where three film enthusiats come together through their shared of latino cinema. Give us your PAPI POINTS SYSTEM & let us know what movie we should watch next! Watch it on Youtube: Youtube.com/@CinePapis Follow Your Cine Papis: @JuanBago @ThankYouEddin @JFernz @Cinepapis This week the Papis dive into the Edward James Olmos classic Stand and Deliver, the inspiring story of Jaime Escalante and his mission to uplift East L.A. students through the power of math. Eddin, Juan Bago, and Jaime reflect on their own childhood idols, the struggles of school life, and the impact of having teachers who shaped (or scarred) them. Hosted by Juan Bago, Eddin Martinez, And Jaime Fernandez, Cine Papis is where three film enthusiats come together through their shared of latino cinema. Give us your PAPI POINTS SYSTEM & let us know what movie we should watch next! Watch it on Youtube: Youtube.com/@CinePapis Follow Your Cine Papis: @JuanBago @ThankYouEddin @JFernz @Cinepapis false full 3 06cea907-5f0b-449f-9a7f-200216b991eb Ep.2: Mucho Mucho Amor: The Legend Of Walter Mercado This week the Cine Papis break down the Netflix documentary Mucho Mucho Amor: The Legend of Walter Mercado. The Papis dig into how Walter first made his way onto television and became a household name, the mystery and controversy around his sexuality and flamboyant, feminine style, and the way those tropes shaped how people saw him. They also touch on why Latinos love horoscopes, the tough legal battles that dimmed Walter's spotlight, and how his resilience and larger-than-life energy still left a mark on generations.

Hosted by Juan Bago, Eddin Martinez, And Jaime Fernandez, Cine Papis is where three film enthusiats come together through their shared of latino cinema.

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]]> Mon, 22 Sep 2025 09:00:00 +0000 equipo@revolverpodcasts.com (Eddin Martinez) https://revolverpodcasts.com/ This week the Cine Papis break down the Netflix documentary Mucho Mucho Amor: The Legend of Walter Mercado. The Papis dig into how Walter first made his way onto television and became a household name, the mystery and controversy around his sexuality and flamboyant, feminine style, and the way those tropes shaped how people saw him. They also touch on why Latinos love horoscopes, the tough legal battles that dimmed Walter's spotlight, and how his resilience and larger-than-life energy still left a mark on generations.

Hosted by Juan Bago, Eddin Martinez, And Jaime Fernandez, Cine Papis is where three film enthusiats come together through their shared of latino cinema.

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]]> Ep.2: Mucho Mucho Amor: The Legend Of Walter Mercado Eddin Martinez 01:11:43 This week the Cine Papis break down the Netflix documentary Mucho Mucho Amor: The Legend of Walter Mercado. The Papis dig into how Walter first made his way onto television and became a household name, the mystery and controversy around his sexuality and flamboyant, feminine style, and the way those tropes shaped how people saw him. They also touch on why Latinos love horoscopes, the tough legal battles that dimmed Walter's spotlight, and how his resilience and larger-than-life energy still left a mark on generations. Hosted by Juan Bago, Eddin Martinez, And Jaime Fernandez, Cine Papis is where three film enthusiats come together through their shared of latino cinema. Give us your PAPI POINTS SYSTEM & let us know what movie we should watch next! Watch it on Youtube: Youtube.com/@CinePapis Follow Your Cine Papis: @JuanBago @ThankYouEddin @JFernz @Cinepapis This week the Cine Papis break down the Netflix documentary Mucho Mucho Amor: The Legend of Walter Mercado. The Papis dig into how Walter first made his way onto television and became a household name, the mystery and controversy around his sexuality and flamboyant, feminine style, and the way those tropes shaped how people saw him. They also touch on why Latinos love horoscopes, the tough legal battles that dimmed Walter's spotlight, and how his resilience and larger-than-life energy still left a mark on generations. Hosted by Juan Bago, Eddin Martinez, And Jaime Fernandez, Cine Papis is where three film enthusiats come together through their shared of latino cinema. Give us your PAPI POINTS SYSTEM & let us know what movie we should watch next! Watch it on Youtube: Youtube.com/@CinePapis Follow Your Cine Papis: @JuanBago @ThankYouEddin @JFernz @Cinepapis false full 2 e0fbdf01-8e3a-499d-9a8c-e13490733a69 Ep.1: Scarface (1983) On the first official episode of the Cine Papis podcast, Eddin, Juan Bago, and Jaime dive deep into Brian De Palma's Scarface (1983), starring Al Pacino as the unforgettable Tony Montana. The trio break down the film's enduring themes of machismo, the Cuban immigrant experience in 1980s Miami, and the intoxicating—but dangerous—appeal of rags-to-riches stories. Along the way, they explore how Tony Montana represents both the promise and the peril of the American Dream, while asking whether there are still potential "Tony Montanas" in today's world. This episode sets the tone for Cine Papis: smart, funny, and unapologetically Latino takes on cinema classics.

Hosted by Juan Bago, Eddin Martinez, And Jaime Fernandez, Cine Papis is where three film enthusiats come together through their shared of latino cinema.

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]]> Mon, 15 Sep 2025 09:00:00 +0000 equipo@revolverpodcasts.com (Eddin Martinez) https://revolverpodcasts.com/ On the first official episode of the Cine Papis podcast, Eddin, Juan Bago, and Jaime dive deep into Brian De Palma's Scarface (1983), starring Al Pacino as the unforgettable Tony Montana. The trio break down the film's enduring themes of machismo, the Cuban immigrant experience in 1980s Miami, and the intoxicating—but dangerous—appeal of rags-to-riches stories. Along the way, they explore how Tony Montana represents both the promise and the peril of the American Dream, while asking whether there are still potential "Tony Montanas" in today's world. This episode sets the tone for Cine Papis: smart, funny, and unapologetically Latino takes on cinema classics.

Hosted by Juan Bago, Eddin Martinez, And Jaime Fernandez, Cine Papis is where three film enthusiats come together through their shared of latino cinema.

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]]> Ep.1: Scarface (1983) Eddin Martinez 01:21:36 On the first official episode of the Cine Papis podcast, Eddin, Juan Bago, and Jaime dive deep into Brian De Palma's Scarface (1983), starring Al Pacino as the unforgettable Tony Montana. The trio break down the film's enduring themes of machismo, the Cuban immigrant experience in 1980s Miami, and the intoxicating—but dangerous—appeal of rags-to-riches stories. Along the way, they explore how Tony Montana represents both the promise and the peril of the American Dream, while asking whether there are still potential "Tony Montanas" in today's world. This episode sets the tone for Cine Papis: smart, funny, and unapologetically Latino takes on cinema classics. Hosted by Juan Bago, Eddin Martinez, And Jaime Fernandez, Cine Papis is where three film enthusiats come together through their shared of latino cinema. Give us your PAPI POINTS SYSTEM & let us know what movie we should watch next! Watch it on Youtube: Youtube.com/@CinePapis Follow Your Cine Papis: @JuanBago @ThankYouEddin @JFernz @Cinepapis On the first official episode of the Cine Papis podcast, Eddin, Juan Bago, and Jaime dive deep into Brian De Palma's Scarface (1983), starring Al Pacino as the unforgettable Tony Montana. The trio break down the film's enduring themes of machismo, the Cuban immigrant experience in 1980s Miami, and the intoxicating—but dangerous—appeal of rags-to-riches stories. Along the way, they explore how Tony Montana represents both the promise and the peril of the American Dream, while asking whether there are still potential "Tony Montanas" in today's world. This episode sets the tone for Cine Papis: smart, funny, and unapologetically Latino takes on cinema classics. Hosted by Juan Bago, Eddin Martinez, And Jaime Fernandez, Cine Papis is where three film enthusiats come together through their shared of latino cinema. Give us your PAPI POINTS SYSTEM & let us know what movie we should watch next! Watch it on Youtube: Youtube.com/@CinePapis Follow Your Cine Papis: @JuanBago @ThankYouEddin @JFernz @Cinepapis false full 1 bfdf1de9-2d6c-443f-9360-2b317b9507e3 Show Teaser | Debuts September 15th! The official teaser trailer of the Cine Papis Podcast, hosted by Eddin Martinez, Juan Bago, and Jaime Fernandez, is where three film enthusiasts come together through their shared love of cinema, production, and movie theatre popcorn. Each week, the Papis spotlight a movie that highlights Latino and Hispanic talent—whether it's actors, writers, or directors—and dive deep into its history, storyline, and cultural impact.

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]]> Fri, 12 Sep 2025 13:11:00 +0000 equipo@revolverpodcasts.com (Eddin Martinez) https://revolverpodcasts.com/ The official teaser trailer of the Cine Papis Podcast, hosted by Eddin Martinez, Juan Bago, and Jaime Fernandez, is where three film enthusiasts come together through their shared love of cinema, production, and movie theatre popcorn. Each week, the Papis spotlight a movie that highlights Latino and Hispanic talent—whether it's actors, writers, or directors—and dive deep into its history, storyline, and cultural impact.

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]]> Show Teaser | Debuts September 15th! Eddin Martinez 00:10:34 The official teaser trailer of the Cine Papis Podcast, hosted by Eddin Martinez, Juan Bago, and Jaime Fernandez, is where three film enthusiasts come together through their shared love of cinema, production, and movie theatre popcorn. Each week, the Papis spotlight a movie that highlights Latino and Hispanic talent—whether it's actors, writers, or directors—and dive deep into its history, storyline, and cultural impact.   Follow Your Cine Papis: @JuanBago @ThankYouEddin @JFernz @Cinepapis The official teaser trailer of the Cine Papis Podcast, hosted by Eddin Martinez, Juan Bago, and Jaime Fernandez, is where three film enthusiasts come together through their shared love of cinema, production, and movie theatre popcorn. Each week, the Papis spotlight a movie that highlights Latino and Hispanic talent—whether it's actors, writers, or directors—and dive deep into its history, storyline, and cultural impact.   Follow Your Cine Papis: @JuanBago @ThankYouEddin @JFernz @Cinepapis false trailer