- Special program with Guillermo Fesser, El Langui, Brianeitor, Carmen Giménez, Óscar González, Iberia and Dj Pichurra.
Madrid | October 7, 2024
Broadcasters with intellectual disabilities from Envera have traveled to the Vallehermoso Stadium of the City of Madrid to cover, with the mobile unit of Radio Terrícola, the II Pa Tós Marathon of the Gomaespuma Foundation that has brought together more than 2.000 people and several celebrities such as El Langui, Brianeitor, the athlete Carmen González, Alba Dunas and Juanma Latorre of Vetusta Morla, the actors of Campeones, Tontxu, Biuti Bambú and, of course, the duo Gomaespuma, Juan Luis Cano and Guillermo Fesser, promoters of the Foundation.
En un evento que ha contado con Dj Pichurra como conductor, Radio Terrícola ha inaugurado las actuaciones que se han ido sucediendo sobre el escenario en la mañana del pasado domingo 6 de octubre después de celebrarse "la maratón más corta del mundo" de 42 metros y 19 centímetros y las primeras Gomaolimpiadas.
At the beginning of the program, we recalled the collaboration between Envera and the Gomaespuma Foundation, such as the shipment of sports equipment that we have made, together with our parent company Iberia, to support the humanitarian project they are developing there.
El Langui and Brianeitor were the first to stop by the set of Radio Terrícola and talk about their experience as artists, giving a real lesson on how to face life when things are not always easy.
En la segunda tanda de entrevistas, los atletas Carmen Giménez y Óscar González hablaron de su día a día como deportistas de alto nivel. Para Giménez, que va en silla de ruedas tras ser agredida por su expareja, "tenemos que ver la discapacidad como algo que forma parte de nuestra sociedad y que es variable".
También celebramos las palabras de la campeona nacional de atletismo al anunciar que "hay un plazo legal, diciembre de 2026, para que las cinco federaciones para deportistas con discapacidad se integren de las federaciones unideportivas".
Guillermo Fesser, founder of the Gomaespuma Foundation, and Ainhoa Serrano, Iberia's Social Impact manager, closed a program full of demands, laughter and in which we were surrounded by incredible people who prove every day that we can all be the best at something.
The Radio Terrícola program was conducted by Chús Herranz and Nuria Espí, Envera residents, Mario Sánchez, student of the Training Service, with the support of Sonia Calvo, Sebastián Carmona and David Ferrero, from the Envera Communication team.
