Vhs opening to the 1986 cult favorite "Rad" 1. FBI Warning Screen 2. 1982 Embassy Home Entertainment 3. 1984 TriStar Pictures logo 4. Start of the film
I remember watching this move as a kid and loving every bit of it, still do. As soon as the movie was over I'd run outside, grab my bike and try copy all of the tricks from the intro. The 80's were a good time to be a kid.
It was the best time to be a kid and sadly, I took it for granted as a kid. We looked so forward to the future, and now that it's here, all I wanna do is go back. I swear I'd appreciate everything so much more and take everything in if we could go back and do it over. I try to explain the 80s to the younger generation and I'm met with blank stares and comments like "so what was there to do without internet??" And my answer was "live.......we lived, we hung out with each other, talked in person, played in the street, fell off bikes, skateboards, and trampolines and wiped ourselves off and got back on. We got to have fun before everything offended everyone and we took everything off TV or off store shelves. We got in trouble, got in fights, and we apologized or shook hands the next day and went back to life. We made a day out of hanging out in malls with 5 dollars in quarters. We went EVERYWHERE on bikes."
@@crimsontide1980 Sadly,I seriously think that the majority of the youth today would go insane if they were to go back aways in time,even if it was going back to the Cool 1980's. They'd Very quickly be getting smart-phone withdrawals,reminiscent to a hard-core junkie in dire need of a fix. 🤔
@@robertdecker146 I have no doubt at all. Kids these days can't go more than a couple hours without their phone/tablet/gaming console etc. They have to constantly be "plugged in". I'm very lucky and fortunate to have grown up in a generation before internet and smart phones. I'm sure if we had all that stuff when I was a kid I probably would have been into that stuff too. Glad it wasn't around to distract me. Don't get me wrong, we had Nintendo, we had movies, we had games, but the kids I hung with, we were too busy playing baseball, football, tag, riding bikes, raising hell, etc. to spend much time playing video games. We preferred to be outside, we weren't worried about heat, cold, seasonal allergies etc. Maybe why I rarely get sick......I was always exposed to the elements so my body naturally learned to fight off most illnesses. Sure, I get sick now and then, but it's rare. Most these kids are outside for 10 minutes and complain about their eyes watering or the sun's too bright, blah blah blah. I'm sure I sound like the old grumpy guy, or a "boomer" as so many people are mislabeled by definition, but not too many people can argue with that statement. It makes me smile when I see a group of kids riding their bikes or playing ball outside, that's how it used to be and that's how some kids are regardless of all the distractions going on
so cool. i am about 48 and i ride bmx all the time and i do rad tribute videos doing tailwhips and tons of tricks in my videos with rad shirts and rad music. cru even called me the other day in my video. so rad. i love rad too.
Watched this countless times as a kid. October 14, 2021, RAD was played for one night only at Warren Theater in OKC, OK. Bart Connor was there with us and watched the movie all the way through. We got to get pics with him afterwards. It was RAD! Priceless memories.
I legitimately watched this movie well over 1000 times. I would watch it with my brother and friends in our neighborhood, then go out and try to replicate every trick or would go out and set up our own “Hell Track”. On rainy days we would watch this movie on VHS repeatedly. I would love to find a dvd or blu-ray copy
When I was a kid. I had night terrors so I used to try and stay awake for as long as possible . I use to watch RAD over and over again ..... It was the best movie and still is ... Greatest bmx movie ever made
I'll never forget this movie ever. It'll be in my memory forever. Very underrated and overlooked in many ways. When will it get an official dvd/ blu ray release? Cmon already!!!!
SINCITYJ Yea it sucks that this movie has been out of print for a long time. But because it has gained a cult following and certainly not forgotten since even American Dad did a parody of this movie, they should eventually release this movie onto Blu-ray. Maybe Mill Creek Entertainment or someone will pick it up for a release on Blu-ray who knows.
I still watch this movie lol. I remember going to the Pipeline skate park all the time... that full pipe in the opening credits hurt allot of my friends lol.
A pain I know all to well. I don't know which pain was worse...the fall, or having to swallow my pride and muscle that bike up the steep incline to get out of the bowl after a fall?
Best and nostalgic opening ever. As a skateboarder myself, I find it impressive that BMX riders can also do freestyle tricks like freestyle skateboarding but it’s called flatland BMX.
@@SPBurt1 where I'm from, if you could pull off a Cherry Picker AND ride out of it, you were the SHIT! I can say I could only do it twice. It was so hard but cool to look at😜😂
When I was tearing up the tracks of Southern Cal. This movie inspired! Wish I had my old Hutch and GT. Looking at making a Half-Pipe in the back yard for the kids.
I never realized that this was directed by the same man who did, "Smokey and the Bandit"! That's even more shocking than seeing Lori Loughlin ride a BMX! Anyway, thanks for posting it straight from the tape, with the ads and "jingles" intact for the studios. Some of these are little gems that I haven't heard in years; watching this really takes me back.
As with many of you I grew up in the 80's and this movie had a huge impact on me. I couldn't afford a freestyle bmx like the ones used in the movies so had to make due with what I had. The 80's was the last pure decade before consumerism and focus on the individual took hold.
Zero to do with the actual movie....I remember watching this open over and over again watching how smooth these guys are...I was no where near as smooth.....one of my favorite opens ever.
I never got to do the air tricks now in 2019 there are bike and skate board parkes especially were I live , small but it's great for a beginner, this my bucket list ..
same with me. i am 47 and i still ride bmx every week and do bmx videos. i still can do tailwhips and infinity rolls and stuff. my main vid is one cru has seen and i did it 3 years ago. a tribute to cru doing the intro with break the ice. today i did one with thunder in your heart on my mongoose. i am 47 and i am better now at flatland now than i was almost 7 years ago as i still want to keep going and making bmx videos.
When is somebody gonna upload this bad boy with No commercials, ya dig .. c'mon I know it's out there. If I cld, it wld be up all day with a bunch more.
I have no idea how many times ive watched this movie. Rad and TMNT were the only 2 vhs tapes I actually wore out I watched them so many times as a kid.
Before the internet, it was just you, your buddies, and endless hours a day doing tricks during the 1980’s. It was the best! Everybody got along, as it was all about the riding. They were simpler times, and they were radical. Perhaps we can introduce it to the next generation. It’s just extremely hard to find these bikes, and Redline wants over a grand to buy just the frame and fork. I should have kept the old RL 20. Get out and ride...
I wish I could find a California West (CW, California Freestyle with purple mags, ACS rotor and stunt pegs) for that price. Well worth the nostalgia. My parents could never afford my dream bike. Settled for a Schwinn Predator.
Those single-shot trick montages were awesome! You'd never see that now. It'd be 15 minutes of shakier-than-anything-has-ever-been camera movement, no shots lasting more 1.25 seconds, and a horrid dubstep soundtrack.
Can Jason Schwartzman please buy the rights to RAD? His father made this film and I can't imagine it would really cost that much, at least to such an accomplished actor. It's such a cult classic, and it's actually my favorite movie. Sorry, but who else can we turn to? Please Jason. RAD deserves to be remastered and released on blue-ray.
If anyone can stop Amazon from selling bootlegs of an HD broadcast, maybe, just maybe, the rights owners to RAD will see the demand for this movie and make an official release.
I showed this to my 7 yo son and he has no reaction since kids these days just dig roblox online game, funny how i was back in the 80s loving this bmx tricks
Bro I wanted a chrome CW Sooooo bad as a kid in the late 80s. I'd pay decent money for a nice one to this very day. Purple or orange mags and it's mine.
I remember when we saw Eddie Fiola and Martin Aparijo in the movie and this clip also, being 7th grade fanboys in 1986. The ending credit scene is just as good.
@@SINCITYJ You've heard about the current legal woes of Lori Loughlin, have you? You don't think that's holding up a Blu-Ray release, do you? Also, does her current situation ruin this movie and her performance in it for you?
@@VahanNisanian Yes. She was trying to supposedly buy her kids through school. Probably not a deciding factor in an official DVD or Blu Ray release. Sadly I feel Rad was never quite recognized by the big production companies which is sad because it's 80s nostalgia to many of us. Honestly it would be one of the cheaper movies for them to remaster. C'mon already. Let's get a Blu Ray release please! Stay safe and stay well my friend 👍
@@VahanNisanian I was always in love with Lori Laughlin. Had a crush on her all the way back then 👍. I'd make her so crazy she'd be begging me for it always. Haha!
Hello guys, I'm a Brazilian fan. This movie was very important for me and my friends in our teens, but here I can't seem to find it disappeared from any file, by chance someone would have a copy to show me, we ran BMX on this one. time was inspiration for all of us, today at 46 I still miss reliving this Cru Jones adventure, it’s a dream to do a tribute here I’m also sure that new generations will be motivated by the sport and have another reason to escape from drugs and crime due, if someone can contribute a copy my parents would appreciate it and i will be very happy.
I remember watching this move as a kid and loving every bit of it, still do. As soon as the movie was over I'd run outside, grab my bike and try copy all of the tricks from the intro. The 80's were a good time to be a kid.
Cool
It was the best time to be a kid and sadly, I took it for granted as a kid. We looked so forward to the future, and now that it's here, all I wanna do is go back. I swear I'd appreciate everything so much more and take everything in if we could go back and do it over. I try to explain the 80s to the younger generation and I'm met with blank stares and comments like "so what was there to do without internet??" And my answer was "live.......we lived, we hung out with each other, talked in person, played in the street, fell off bikes, skateboards, and trampolines and wiped ourselves off and got back on. We got to have fun before everything offended everyone and we took everything off TV or off store shelves. We got in trouble, got in fights, and we apologized or shook hands the next day and went back to life. We made a day out of hanging out in malls with 5 dollars in quarters. We went EVERYWHERE on bikes."
mando. Good for You ! But yeah,not me..! I was always too scared that I'd break my leg. ☺
@@crimsontide1980 Sadly,I seriously think that the majority of the youth today would go insane if they were to go back aways in time,even if it was going back to the Cool 1980's. They'd Very quickly be getting smart-phone withdrawals,reminiscent to a hard-core junkie in dire need of a fix. 🤔
@@robertdecker146 I have no doubt at all. Kids these days can't go more than a couple hours without their phone/tablet/gaming console etc. They have to constantly be "plugged in". I'm very lucky and fortunate to have grown up in a generation before internet and smart phones. I'm sure if we had all that stuff when I was a kid I probably would have been into that stuff too. Glad it wasn't around to distract me. Don't get me wrong, we had Nintendo, we had movies, we had games, but the kids I hung with, we were too busy playing baseball, football, tag, riding bikes, raising hell, etc. to spend much time playing video games. We preferred to be outside, we weren't worried about heat, cold, seasonal allergies etc. Maybe why I rarely get sick......I was always exposed to the elements so my body naturally learned to fight off most illnesses. Sure, I get sick now and then, but it's rare. Most these kids are outside for 10 minutes and complain about their eyes watering or the sun's too bright, blah blah blah. I'm sure I sound like the old grumpy guy, or a "boomer" as so many people are mislabeled by definition, but not too many people can argue with that statement. It makes me smile when I see a group of kids riding their bikes or playing ball outside, that's how it used to be and that's how some kids are regardless of all the distractions going on
Grew up on this classic movie, still watch it to this day, underated movie. Super Dope Movie
so cool. i am about 48 and i ride bmx all the time and i do rad tribute videos doing tailwhips and tons of tricks in my videos with rad shirts and rad music. cru even called me the other day in my video. so rad. i love rad too.
Just bought me an old school GT BMX. At age 45, I also still ride my BMXs constantly.
@@metalhd4life nice. i have lots of old school flatland videos i did this summer if you want to check them out. park etc. old man style.
@@MOUNTAINOUS hel yah
@@jessesilva7448 thanks. i will be filming a race in june where i am racing and cru is announcing the race i am in. dont miss it. make sure to sub.
Watched this countless times as a kid. October 14, 2021, RAD was played for one night only at Warren Theater in OKC, OK. Bart Connor was there with us and watched the movie all the way through. We got to get pics with him afterwards. It was RAD! Priceless memories.
Cool 42 year old black guy here. RAD WAS MY SHITTTTTTT. LOL. GETTING READY TO BREAK MY NECK trying INDOS TOMORROW... LOL
My dude. Same here in the Chi. 46 now😂
I am 42 now even I didn't own a BMX in the 80s I love watching the older kids do tricks.
My dad taped this and dirt bike kid on the same VHS tape. I must've watched it 10000 times and wore the tape down
Greatest movie ever!
Still have my Powder blue GT Pro Performer
This movie was part of my motivation growing up. I watched it countless times.
I legitimately watched this movie well over 1000 times. I would watch it with my brother and friends in our neighborhood, then go out and try to replicate every trick or would go out and set up our own “Hell Track”. On rainy days we would watch this movie on VHS repeatedly. I would love to find a dvd or blu-ray copy
Amazon
Vinegar Syndrome are releasing this in the US on 4K UHD + Blu-ray on May 22nd, with a brand new 4K restoration.
It's on bluray 4k bluray and on hulu ❄
Anyone that used to own the VHS knows "The Dirtbike Kid" trailer played before the movie started.
The vhs intro was awsome i truly miss the anticipation of the beginning of the movie!
probably the only movie intro in history that no one wanted to end.
This brings me back. I think I used to rent this movie on Betamax. Almost gets me emotional wow
Back when you thought you would use BMX to fight crime and expel evil from the universe.
gettn ready to break my ass...lol. who else wiped out a zillion times learning these moves?
Pretty sure I still have scars on my shins from these moves... lol
When I was a kid. I had night terrors so I used to try and stay awake for as long as possible . I use to watch RAD over and over again ..... It was the best movie and still is ... Greatest bmx movie ever made
Whats a night terror a nightmare?
I'll never forget this movie ever. It'll be in my memory forever. Very underrated and overlooked in many ways. When will it get an official dvd/ blu ray release? Cmon already!!!!
SINCITYJ Yea it sucks that this movie has been out of print for a long time. But because it has gained a cult following and certainly not forgotten since even American Dad did a parody of this movie, they should eventually release this movie onto Blu-ray. Maybe Mill Creek Entertainment or someone will pick it up for a release on Blu-ray who knows.
Criterion
What about Shout Factory?
VintageVHSTreasures +1 on Shout Factory
SINCITYJ any updates on the blue-ray release?
When wearing Vans actually served a purpose!
And weren't a trend for fking likes.
My daughter wanted Vans, didn’t even know what they were. I told her I wore them 35 years ago.
November 24, 2019 still watching this...
I am 42 right now I was 5 when this movie came out. MY dad took me to the movies to watch.
I still watch this movie lol. I remember going to the Pipeline skate park all the time... that full pipe in the opening credits hurt allot of my friends lol.
A pain I know all to well.
I don't know which pain was worse...the fall, or having to swallow my pride and muscle that bike up the steep incline to get out of the bowl after a fall?
watched this as a young teen like a hundred times and even listen to this song often to this day when working out. Team DYNO FTW!
Best and nostalgic opening ever. As a skateboarder myself, I find it impressive that BMX riders can also do freestyle tricks like freestyle skateboarding but it’s called flatland BMX.
Love the scenes from Pipeline. Spent so much time there as a kid. My mom would drop me off in the morning and I'd skate all day for $4.
Martin Aperijo, R.L Osborne,Eddie Fiola,and Ron Wilkerson 👌
Idolized those dudes. Rode my bike hard trying to do 360 bunny hops and endos and table tops. Not sure what they call them now.
@@SPBurt1 where I'm from, if you could pull off a Cherry Picker AND ride out of it, you were the SHIT! I can say I could only do it twice. It was so hard but cool to look at😜😂
And in the Pipeline skatepark portion Mike Dominguez (black jersey) and Brian Blyther (sp?) (red Haro pants) too....
Martin aperijo signed my shirt
cual es RL OSBORNE ahi? no lo identifico?
the tri star opening gets me all the time.
me too, and im always picturing 'the last dragon' about to play
So many memories
Man this sure makes me miss my old Haro Team Master.
The tri star pictures intro holds so many memories for me
Rad (1986) is Rated PG in yellow.
To this day I can still watch the VHS version versus the HD version no problem!
I had this on vhs
The beginning is the absolute best part of the movie, I still want RL Osborn’s bike, damn! It still looks RAD!
I had an RL20B growing up! Loved that thing!!!
cual es RL OSBORN ahi? no lo identifico
When I was tearing up the tracks of Southern Cal. This movie inspired! Wish I had my old Hutch and GT. Looking at making a Half-Pipe in the back yard for the kids.
Hutch were the best! No many were sold in Australia! I was very lucky & had a pro racer👌
I never realized that this was directed by the same man who did, "Smokey and the Bandit"! That's even more shocking than seeing Lori Loughlin ride a BMX!
Anyway, thanks for posting it straight from the tape, with the ads and "jingles" intact for the studios. Some of these are little gems that I haven't heard in years; watching this really takes me back.
Yep: still loving those spots for Embassy and TriStar.
I must have watched this movie over 10o times as a kid in the 80s.
Enough to bring tears to your eyes-The Memories!
I got my own bmx team and we did shows around our town forba couple of years!!! Thanks too rad!!!
Wish I could find the full version of this movie on TH-cam
The world hit the top of its bounce in the 80s
I used to love that flying white horse in the beginning :)
One the guys In the beginning credits sold me and my brother Van's at Daytona Spring break two years in a row back in the early 90s 🙏🙌
Makes me realize how old I am and that my childhood slipped away. Time fly’s
I used to rent this movie from a small movie store twice a week for about 6 months.. lol
Takes me back in my days when I use to do that flatland tricks even halfpipes was pretty good damn miss those days
As with many of you I grew up in the 80's and this movie had a huge impact on me. I couldn't afford a freestyle bmx like the ones used in the movies so had to make due with what I had. The 80's was the last pure decade before consumerism and focus on the individual took hold.
Zero to do with the actual movie....I remember watching this open over and over again watching how smooth these guys are...I was no where near as smooth.....one of my favorite opens ever.
haha this takes me back to my bmxing days..man i may have just mademyself again.i miss riding.this is rad haha i miss the 80s
I never got to do the air tricks now in 2019 there are bike and skate board parkes especially were I live , small but it's great for a beginner, this my bucket list ..
Movie big part my life love this movie
same with me. i am 47 and i still ride bmx every week and do bmx videos. i still can do tailwhips and infinity rolls and stuff. my main vid is one cru has seen and i did it 3 years ago. a tribute to cru doing the intro with break the ice. today i did one with thunder in your heart on my mongoose. i am 47 and i am better now at flatland now than i was almost 7 years ago as i still want to keep going and making bmx videos.
Wanna see that movie so bad, can t found it on prime video and nexflix
Holy shit! The big spockets, awesome soundtrack, you know it is a Vans in the 80's day.
Bring me back memories me and my friend use to this in our streets we were really good what we did master of flatlands we put on a show mist every day
Just went through some storage bins and found my VHS copy in one.
When is somebody gonna upload this bad boy with No commercials, ya dig .. c'mon I know it's out there. If I cld, it wld be up all day with a bunch more.
I just watched it this week for the first time. It simple to find and the video was cleaned up a bit
A gem in my collection. Dude at 3:02 in white I swear was on another goodie!, Quicksilver in the freestyle scene.
Martin Aparijo.
You got it man. @LucasAdautoRios-jn4od
Came here for the unexpected 4K Ultra HD release by Vinegar Syndrome, after a long time to get an official rerelease of this film.
I have no idea how many times ive watched this movie. Rad and TMNT were the only 2 vhs tapes I actually wore out I watched them so many times as a kid.
Wish a DVD was available. This movie missed my radar in 1986.
you can get on off amazon. even got blu-ray soon for sale as well as a 4k version some time. or just go digital for like 5 bucks
Oldschool BMX flatland 80's forever .......i Love it😉
I watched this movie so dam much as a kid lol
SO MUCH POGO.
If I tried that on some Skyway plastic mags now I would smash them to splinters
Every thing was more durable
well you know what ol jack burton always says, ''what the hell''
Rad (1986) is owned by Tri-Star Pictures & TaliaFilm 🎞 II Productions.
2:17 When he puts his foot down but the broad audience wouldn't understand
Before the internet, it was just you, your buddies, and endless hours a day doing tricks during the 1980’s. It was the best! Everybody got along, as it was all about the riding. They were simpler times, and they were radical. Perhaps we can introduce it to the next generation. It’s just extremely hard to find these bikes, and Redline wants over a grand to buy just the frame and fork. I should have kept the old RL 20. Get out and ride...
I wish I could find a California West (CW, California Freestyle with purple mags, ACS rotor and stunt pegs) for that price. Well worth the nostalgia. My parents could never afford my dream bike. Settled for a Schwinn Predator.
Those single-shot trick montages were awesome!
You'd never see that now. It'd be 15 minutes of shakier-than-anything-has-ever-been camera movement, no shots lasting more 1.25 seconds, and a horrid dubstep soundtrack.
Classic had all the tricks down until my bike got stolen,now at the age of 48 with 5 boys can still do a few of the ground tricks,God is good.
Can Jason Schwartzman please buy the rights to RAD? His father made this film and I can't imagine it would really cost that much, at least to such an accomplished actor. It's such a cult classic, and it's actually my favorite movie. Sorry, but who else can we turn to?
Please Jason. RAD deserves to be remastered and released on blue-ray.
If anyone can stop Amazon from selling bootlegs of an HD broadcast, maybe, just maybe, the rights owners to RAD will see the demand for this movie and make an official release.
I showed this to my 7 yo son and he has no reaction since kids these days just dig roblox online game, funny how i was back in the 80s loving this bmx tricks
The good ol days when us kids actually got outside and did shit.
It pains me that this movie is so hard to find, yet BMX Bandits is readily available. The powers that be simply don't understand 80's movies.
odd that the 'powers that be' wouldnt want a movie featuring '33' in it
When BMX, GTs, Mongoose was life now it's about androids and Apple lol
Bro I wanted a chrome CW Sooooo bad as a kid in the late 80s. I'd pay decent money for a nice one to this very day. Purple or orange mags and it's mine.
This movie makes me feel like 8 years old again ,
Daaam old school right here...
BALLS OUT 2021!!!
4:20 Ron Wilkerson!!
The best old School BMX and FREE STYLE performance. 🥇🥇🥇🥇👏👏👏👏✌️✌️✌️🤙🤙🤙
Ill never 4get my first diamondback...
childhood favorite
I remember when we saw Eddie Fiola and Martin Aparijo in the movie and this clip also, being 7th grade fanboys in 1986. The ending credit scene is just as good.
“Let’s Walk This Sucker”
The embassy logo is too nostalgic
I popped both tires on my Schwinn Predator pro trying to jump a big pile of bricks in 1988. Mom got pissed.
Love this movie
When movies where movies...remember the FBI warning lol
I'm 51 and I still think it's shit hot cool .
you should post the full movie
Better than Dirt Bike Kid
that little clip there in upland, Mr. Mike Dominguez won king of the skateparks
Crazy how far flatland has come now just crazy
Not sure why the Tri-Star logo is intact here, but not on the 1987 VHS of "Labyrinth".
That Tri Star intro was always great! Brings back memories!
@@SINCITYJ You've heard about the current legal woes of Lori Loughlin, have you? You don't think that's holding up a Blu-Ray release, do you? Also, does her current situation ruin this movie and her performance in it for you?
@@VahanNisanian Yes. She was trying to supposedly buy her kids through school. Probably not a deciding factor in an official DVD or Blu Ray release. Sadly I feel Rad was never quite recognized by the big production companies which is sad because it's 80s nostalgia to many of us. Honestly it would be one of the cheaper movies for them to remaster. C'mon already. Let's get a Blu Ray release please! Stay safe and stay well my friend 👍
@@VahanNisanian I was always in love with Lori Laughlin. Had a crush on her all the way back then 👍. I'd make her so crazy she'd be begging me for it always. Haha!
Best trick ever 3:52, done it only in my dreams.
I really want to watch the film now
Hello guys, I'm a Brazilian fan. This movie was very important for me and my friends in our teens, but here I can't seem to find it disappeared from any file, by chance someone would have a copy to show me, we ran BMX on this one. time was inspiration for all of us, today at 46 I still miss reliving this Cru Jones adventure, it’s a dream to do a tribute here I’m also sure that new generations will be motivated by the sport and have another reason to escape from drugs and crime due, if someone can contribute a copy my parents would appreciate it and i will be very happy.
Don't know if ya can get it there but it's on Amazon. dvd, bluray, and digital are for sale and a 4k disk some time.
Trick @ 4:30 is the sickest. Spent hours and hours trying to get it on a crap bike. LoL
The Pipeline Skatepark in Upland, CA…
Best soundtrack ever lol
Hell I'd be happy if it was on showbox
Miss the 80$ , 90$
Where is the rad DVD
Best movie of all time 🙌 👌 👏 😍 ❤ 😌 🙌 👌 👏 😍 ❤ 😌
Quiero ver la peli rad alguien me podría ayudar con el link