Faced by whatever formula that may be used, Condorito comes out triumphant, given his extraordinary combination of auditive and visual elements of instruction.

"Let's see. Say something in English". - "Good morning!... How are you? Shut the door, please... Lord Hayskrim and Lady Pamela are in the kitchen." "Hayskrim" (so spelled), a popular brand of ice cream in Chile. The letter "h" is silent in Spanish except in foreign words like "hall."

"Deseo que me haga un examen general, doctor. No me siento bien.
I want you to give me a general exam, doctor. I don't feel well." -
"Go behind the screen and get undressed from your waist up."

Every form of verbal behavior imaginable - An incredible variety of voices.

Great radio competition with prizes. 100 Escudos (replaced the peso at one time in Chile because of the terrible inflation) to whoever answers 3 questions correctly.
MUERA EL ROTO QUEZADA - Death to that roto (poor trash) Quezada. (Not a fictitious but a real person who deeply harmed or offended Pepo--cartoonist René Ríos' pen name--at one time. Pepo would never reveal the "roto"'s real name. This appears on walls periodically in Pepo's cartoons.

Every kind of verbal stimulus, be it vocal or visual - Music - Sound effects.

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