La caravana was a successful show with skits played by characters created by Trujillo and Cruz, with a comedy style calling back to the era of carpas.

It featured characters such as Estetoscopio Medina Cháirez, played by Trujillo, representing a low-class Mexican guy with a funny accent who spoke ironically of the way of life of the poor.

La caravana also marked the first on-air appearance of Brozo, where he told heavily modified fairy tales in front of the camera; these adaptations reflected the realities of crime and poverty in the "Mexican ghetto".

Trujillo criticized freely and poignantly the actors of the Mexican political scene, and soon his program received high ratings and featured high-profile politicians; it also began being simulcast on some Grupo ACIR radio stations.

[6] After the 2004 death of Carolina Padilla (both his wife and his program's producer) due to a brain hemorrhage suffered the year before,[1] Trujillo cancelled El Mañanero, stating that he was putting Brozo "in the freezer".