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Cuando Juan Y Tula Fueron A Siritinga (Lit. ''When Juan And Tula Went To Siritinga'') is a Spanish radio series mixing elements of science fiction, fantasy, adventure and far too much LampshadeHanging and Geek humor and [[ShoutOut Shout Outs]] to take itself too seriously.
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* BirdPeople: Tula, the jackal-woman and the Alcotán people, who are half birds.
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* PettingZooPeople: Tula, the jackal-woman and the Alcotán people, who are half birds.
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* CapitalCity: Saucogris. Center of Siritinga's commerce, religion and politics.
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* AllThereInTheManual: The ''Cromos'' reveals much of Siritinga's history, geography, culture and characters' background.
* CapitalCity: Saucogris. Center of Siritinga's commerce, religion and politics.
* CapitalCity: Saucogris. Center of Siritinga's commerce, religion and politics.
* LandOfOneCity: Siritinga apparently only has 3 cities: Saucogris, Laris and Arenas.
* MerchantCity: All of them have a bit of it. Laris with the Customs' Palace, Arenas due to being the gateaway to the Great Gorge and Saucogris because its the government seat.
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* SingleBiomePlanet: Except for the Great Gorge it seems Siritinga is nothing but desert.
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* SingleBiomePlanet: Except for the Great Gorge it seems Siritinga is nothing but desert.desert.
* WretchedHive: Arenas.
* ZeppelinsFromAnotherWorld: Airships is apparently the safest way to traverse through the Great Gorge of Siritinga.
* WretchedHive: Arenas.
* ZeppelinsFromAnotherWorld: Airships is apparently the safest way to traverse through the Great Gorge of Siritinga.
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* TheCincinnatus: El-Jormaz. He was hired by a faction of the Three Ports Council trying to bring order after the ensuing chaos following one of their members proclaiming authority over the rest.
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* TheOmniscientCouncilOfVagueness: The Three Ports Council before the revolt.
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* ActionGirl: Tula and Moona Tirrel.
* EldritchAbomination: Fliviah-Xa-Gorna.
* HeavyWorlder: Both Tula and El-Jormaz, Juan meanwhile is a Light-Worlder.
* HiveQueen: What Fliviah-Xa-Gorna is to the Viborx.
* LectureAsExposition: Episode 00 is a schoolteacher explaining the geography and government of Siritinga to a class.
* ReallySevenHundredYearsOld: Juan, like everyone from Olarcos, has the body of a child despite being centuries old.
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Cuando Juan Y Tula Fueron A Siritinga (Lit. ''When Juan And Tula Went To Siritinga'') is a Spanish radio series mixing elements of science fiction, fantasy, adventure and far too much LampshadeHanging and Geek humor and [[ShoutOut Shout Outs]] to take itself too seriously.
The story follows Juan from Olarcos, a dowser with the body of a child from the Eastern Empire located in the Gemini constellation brought to the desert planet of Siritinga along with Tula, a jackal-woman from Salaquarim who shares a mind bond with Juan and is pretty much his protector.
Siritinga is a desert planet located in the middle of two galactic empires: The Eastern Empire and the Western Empire. Most of their inhabitants live in the Great Gorge of Siritinga, a crescent-shaped opening told to have been created when the dragon Flamynbaar got burned by Tingar, the blue sun of Siritinga and maintained by the mole-like Viborx. Siritinga is ruled by El-Jormaz from Saralham, a powerful warrior brought to bring order after a bloody conflict between the local chieftains creating the disruption of the then-ruling organization of The Three-Port Council.
El-Jormaz is the one who has called Juan and Tula, since mysterious quakes and water scarcity may disrupt the delicate balance and bring ruin to Siritinga.
Meanwhile, the male narrator, who seems to start narrating with funny or overdramatic voices tends to get easily distracted by the sassy and snarky comments of the female narrator, making hilariously hard to continue the story. Will they manage to be in check before the God of Radio Serials leave them without a job?
Political intrigue, sword and sorcery, airships and galactic empires, meta humor and nerdy references.
The story follows Juan from Olarcos, a dowser with the body of a child from the Eastern Empire located in the Gemini constellation brought to the desert planet of Siritinga along with Tula, a jackal-woman from Salaquarim who shares a mind bond with Juan and is pretty much his protector.
Siritinga is a desert planet located in the middle of two galactic empires: The Eastern Empire and the Western Empire. Most of their inhabitants live in the Great Gorge of Siritinga, a crescent-shaped opening told to have been created when the dragon Flamynbaar got burned by Tingar, the blue sun of Siritinga and maintained by the mole-like Viborx. Siritinga is ruled by El-Jormaz from Saralham, a powerful warrior brought to bring order after a bloody conflict between the local chieftains creating the disruption of the then-ruling organization of The Three-Port Council.
El-Jormaz is the one who has called Juan and Tula, since mysterious quakes and water scarcity may disrupt the delicate balance and bring ruin to Siritinga.
Meanwhile, the male narrator, who seems to start narrating with funny or overdramatic voices tends to get easily distracted by the sassy and snarky comments of the female narrator, making hilariously hard to continue the story. Will they manage to be in check before the God of Radio Serials leave them without a job?
Political intrigue, sword and sorcery, airships and galactic empires, meta humor and nerdy references.
