ME QUIEREN ECHAR DE MI CASA

18 Apr 2026 · 0 min

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In this short, informal monologue, Mauro Stendel repeats a viral phrase “Me vine a torear y es mi casa, la chupapija” while asserting that he bought his house for 395 and that he is the rightful owner. He confronts an implied tenant or interlocutor, demanding rent payment, and repeatedly complains that no one pays the rent. The rant is peppered with coarse, colloquial language and pop‑culture references such as “El gordo del Chavo del Ocho” and “Señor Barriga,” framing the dispute as a comedic, meme‑driven narrative rather than a formal argument.

Acá fue el famoso clip de "Me vine a torear y es mi casa, la chupapija". La seña fue el 3%. Esta casa la compré en 395 en su momento. I own this house. Oh, you do? Yeah, you should pay rent. Huh? You should. Okay. Me vine a torear y es mi casa, chupapija. Me vine a torear y no me pagan la renta, boludo. El gordo del Chavo del Ocho. El señor barriga vino a cobrar la renta, boludo. La extraño. Mentira, no pagaba la renta.