Cope and Onda Cero prepare a joint broadcast that makes you laugh Marvel and Infinity War, the crossover most ambitious in history. José Ramón de la Morena in 'El Transistor' by Onda Cero and Juanma Castaño in 'El Partidazo' by Cope announced last night that tomorrow, Wednesday, April 15 at 23.30:XNUMX p.m., there will be a Crossovers between the two sports programs, broadcasting in unison, in a historic and pioneering initiative in our radio to raise funds in the fight against coronavirus.
Cope and Onda Cero join forces this Wednesday Thank you to the Coronavirus
Gone are those sports radio nights of courts and trenches. The butanite and viscounts twitching the staff, who were trying to fall asleep. For a short time now, those of us who are still assiduous with this simple and ancient gadget have turned it on every night, simply ready to have a good time. The new generations have implanted their way of doing radio and those who were there have understood that it is time to adapt.
Historic night of broadcasting in Spain
Cope and Onda Cero join forces this Wednesday in an initiative that starts from Rafa Nadal and that, hand in hand with the Spanish Red Cross and the campaign #OurBestVictory, will bring you together by videoconference with protagonists such as Pau Gasol, Fernando Alonso, Iker Casillas o Carolina Marín.
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It will be one historic night, unprecedented on Spanish radio, where the support of great sports champions will become a fundamental pillar, similar to that which the history of women scientists in society. With five of the ten best athletes in our history and two sports programs joining forces for a charitable cause and turning their backs on their egos, something unthinkable decades ago.
Juanma Castaño: the freshness of the new generation of sports radio
Juanma Castano, director of COPE's 'El Partidazo', represents that fresh air of the airwaves. It's no longer about making a signature show to settle scores with enemies and generate conflict. The listener is no longer interested in that. This style resembles the innovative way of modern advertising that has known how to adapt to the times.
This new nightly sports radio as a choral format has clearly established itself and the EGM supports it (although in the last wave 'El Larguero' of Cadena Ser has regained first place).
Castaño's team (Pago González, Pepe Domingo Castaño, Manolo Lama...), which germinated when the old guerrilla radio was giving its last throes on Cadena Ser with José Ramón de la Morena, left the nest ten years ago to fly alone and mark the next step.
José Ramón de la Morena: a veteran who has already done it all
MeanwhileJose Ramon de la Morena represents that war veteran who wants to redeem himself and spend his last days in peace. She already litigated on the midnight airwaves years ago and has been facing a new stage in her professional life for four seasons with 'El Transistor' on Onda Cero. A challenge, far from your comfort zone, on a different station and with a program that does not lead in its slot. In fact, it is the last of the three main programs.
The one from Brunete is now trying to adapt to a new scenario, but he does so with the calm of someone who has already done everything in his profession and only dedicates himself to enjoying himself. A Zen version of Joserra who even reconciled with José María García at the hands of Jordi Évole in 'Salvados'.
Without the EGM noose tightening around her neck, leads a program perhaps somewhat outdated and excessively linear, but without complexes and without bills to pay. With the old guard of his collaborators (Roberto Gómez, Santiago Segurola, Jorge Valdano…), he makes the program he wants, after-dinner that goes on seasoned with outdated battles.
These two styles will become one tomorrow to fight the coronavirus and, at the same time, make history in the Spanish sports radio.