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I like El Chulo Y la Bola! Piolin can’t do any better. He acts like a macho and he doesn’t do bearly any talking. He’s a piece of shit if he wants to act better than another person!
I’ve got to admit that I haven’t listened to El Piolin; El Chula y La Bola get lots of Austin calls and also have an Austin attorney giving live immigration advice. We listen to the Chula / Bola station for banda Sinaloa / Durango music from about noontime until whenever. El Chula y La Bola are puro Austin; El Piolin is mero mero L.A. and who cares?