Les Luthiers - Todo por que rías (17/17) Video

Les Luthiers presenta el espectáculo "Todo por que rías" en el teatro Coliseo de Buenos Aires, el 8 de julio de 2000.

Les Luthiers - Todo por que rías
1. Lo que el sheriff se contó (chistes de saloon)
2, 3. Radio Tertulia I (programa radial)
4. Loas al cuarto de baño (obra sanitaria)
5. Serenata tímida (canción pusilánime)
6, 7. Radio Tertulia II
8, 9. Daniel y el Señor (a Dios ópera sacra)
10. Serenata astrológica (carta serenatal)
11. Me engañaste una vez más (tanguito)
12. Gloria de Mastropiero (tangum)
13, 14. Radio Tertulia III
15. Serenata intimidatoria (último aviso)
16. Los jóvenes de hoy en día (r.i.p. al rap)
17. Educación sexual moderna (cántico enclaustrado)

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