Aguilera y Mení: Misión Impro-sible The unlikeliest twins from Cádiz, improvising with the audience
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About the event
Javi Aguilera and Carlos Mení play two unemployed twins from Cádiz who try to join a gang to steal a jewel. Stand-up, parodies and improvisation with the audience at the Teatro Coliseo.
Key points
- Sold out according to the duo's website
- Improvisation with audience participation
- Teatro Coliseo, Palma del Río
What it is
Javi Aguilera and Carlos Mení, a comedy duo with millions of views on social media, bring ‘Misión Impro-sible’ to Palma del Río. In the show they are two twin brothers from Cádiz, ‘the only twins in the world with different fathers’, unemployed, who decide to join an organisation to steal a jewel and escape poverty. To do so they have to pass a series of tests guided by a mysterious voice, with no success whatsoever, because between the two of them they cannot muster a single brain cell. The plot moves along through stand-up and parodies, but the most eagerly awaited part is the improvisation and interaction with the audience, the territory where the duo are at their quickest-witted.
Getting there and tickets
The performance is on Saturday 12 December 2026 at the Teatro Coliseo in Palma del Río, Avenida Pío XII 21. Tickets were sold through Vivaticket and the duo's official website, aguileraymeni.com, marks the Palma del Río tickets as sold out; it is worth checking it in case seats are released. It is organised by Ninona Producciones & Management SL. The same production company brings Comandante Lara y Cía to the Coliseo a month earlier.
