The Cadaval brothers return to the stages of Seville with 'Bota Antonia', a show that parodies international politics. It will be at the Cartuja Center CITE from January 7 to 10 and from January 14 to 17, 2027.
The comedy duo Los Morancos, formed by brothers Jorge and César Cadaval, returns to their hometown with a new show full of political satire. Titled 'Bota Antonia', the proposal will be performed at the Cartuja Center CITE in Seville during eight performances spread over two weekends in January 2027.
The confirmed dates are from January 7 to 10 and from January 14 to 17 of the same month. This time, the plot revolves around Antonia, one of their most iconic characters, who decides to create a political party called 'SC' (Common Sense) to tackle the global crisis. The show promises a humorous review of figures such as Trump, Putin, Pedro Sánchez, María Jesús Montero, Milei, and Ayuso, who will attempt to sabotage the new leader's aspirations.
Tickets are already on sale online, with prices ranging from 29 to 71 euros, depending on the seating location. The expected duration is approximately two hours, during which music and dance will play a prominent role, featuring new parodies and the presence of classic characters like Omaíta.
Los Morancos, residents of the Seville neighbourhood of Triana, rose to fame in the 1980s and have since established themselves as one of Spain's most beloved comedy duos. Their humour, based on social satire and impersonations, has adapted to modern times while maintaining its Andalusian essence and rapport with the audience.
For Seville fans, this is a unique opportunity to see them at home, in a venue like the Cartuja Center, which has already hosted other major comedy events. The show promises to be a carefree journey through current political affairs, with the unmistakable stamp of the Cadaval brothers.
The show's slogan, 'We will live in glory when Antonia governs', encapsulates the ironic and optimistic tone of a proposal aimed at making the audience laugh in tumultuous times. Tickets can be purchased through the theatre's official channels, where it is recommended to buy in advance due to anticipated high demand.
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