The text appears to be a transcript of a YouTube video featuring Germán Garmendia, a popular YouTuber. The video is a mix of humor, storytelling, and commentary on various topics.
The video starts with Germán promoting his new song, "Under the Rain," and asking his viewers to share it on social media. He then moves on to discuss the value of human organs, with a humorous twist.
Germán also talks about his experience with a sponsored video for Movistar, a telecommunications company. He jokes about the internet being "disgusting" everywhere in the world.
The video takes a turn when Germán starts discussing his appearance, showing a photo of himself with a hippie-like hairstyle. He jokes about being a hippie and playing the guitar on the beach.
Germán also talks about a video that allegedly shows a phenomenon where the moon appears to be close to the Earth. However, he expresses skepticism about the video's authenticity, suggesting that it might be fake.
The video also features Germán responding to comments from his viewers, including one that asks him to destroy a "philosophical Nokia" phone. Germán jokes about the phone's supposed ability to control people's minds.
Throughout the video, Germán engages in witty banter and humorous storytelling, showcasing his signature style.
The video ends with Germán revealing a surprise: his real name is actually Jorge, not Germán. He jokes about being discovered and asks his viewers to call him Jorge from now on.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The music video for "Under the Rain" is set to be released in one hour.
2. Germán Garmendia has a new song on YouTube.
3. The video is sponsored by Movistar.
4. The liver is valued at $98,000 and the heart is valued at $160,000.
5. Germán Garmendia has been on YouTube for 10 years.
6. The phenomenon of the moon appearing in all its splendor and then disappearing can be seen for 36 seconds only once a year.
7. The phenomenon occurs only at perigee, the point at which the moon is closest to the earth.
8. Germán Garmendia's real name is Jorge.
9. Germán Garmendia has a gaming channel called "Germán".
10. The keyboard layout in the US does not include the letter "ñ".
11. Germán Garmendia is having trouble finding a keyboard with the letter "ñ".
12. Germán Garmendia has a second channel called "Germán 2".