SVAKOM on Onda Cero: How One Radio Chat Changed the Pleasure Conversation

William Wilson · 2026-09-25

When SVAKOM walked into the Onda Cero studio, they didn't just promote a product. They started a conversation that millions of people still avoid. ### Breaking the Silence Around Pleasure Iker Pérez and Estef Palacios from SVAKOM sat down with hosts Nacho Arias and Silvia Sáenz on the program *Lovin' You*. They talked about female sexuality, oral stimulation, and how pleasure products can help with self-discovery. No awkward pauses. No nervous laughter. Just an honest chat. That might not sound revolutionary, but it is. Female pleasure still gets buried under stigma, misinformation, and plain old discomfort. Even in 2026, many people feel weird bringing it up. So when a mainstream radio station in Spain opens its doors to this topic, it matters. > "The more comfortable we become talking about pleasure, the less taboo there is left to break." That's not just a nice line. It's a mission. And SVAKOM is treating it like one. ### Curiosity Creates Conversation Klitty, SVAKOM's cat-inspired clitoral stimulator, became the star of the show. And why not? It's designed around oral-inspired stimulation with 10 licking modes, three suction intensities, and 10 vibration modes. That's a lot of ways to explore what feels good. But here's the thing: Klitty isn't just a toy. It's a conversation starter. A playful design that says, "Hey, exploring your body doesn't have to be serious." And when people get curious, they start talking. They ask questions. They share experiences. They learn. The reaction in the studio proved it. Klitty got people talking. And that's exactly the point. ### Making Pleasure Part of the Everyday SVAKOM's goal isn't just visibility. It's normalcy. Pleasure should be part of everyday life, not something hidden in a drawer. When mainstream media gives it airtime, it chips away at the shame that's been built up for generations. So here's to Nacho Arias, Silvia Sáenz, and the whole *Lovin' You* team for creating that space. And here's to SVAKOM for showing up and speaking up. Because the more we talk, the less taboo there is left to break. And that's a win for everyone.