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Welcome and welcome as every week to a new edition on the other side of
the microphone. I am Jorge Marín and I want to welcome you to a
new recommendation of this Monday pod CASTERO You know that every week, on the
occasion of the podcast Monday I bring you a new recommendation of podcast to continue
nourishing your podcast players, favorites, your applications, your aggregators, etcetera,
etcetera, etcetera, etcetera. With many you will know, the relationship of
football and radio has come from years ago, many years before even television.
Football has been a great channel of transmission, sorry football, radio has been
a great channel of transmission for football, to narrate there their matches live and
in short, they have been, let' s say, a wine of
mine that is still very but very lasting. There are even people who see
the image of the football games, but listen to the radio because it likes
more how the radio announcers themselves narrate it. And, well, you'
ll also know that I' m not very radio or football. However,
I really liked the podcast that I want to present to you today because they
talk about passion, passion for football, of pansion not so much of football,
but also of each of the football teams, which are the delight of
the podcasts or creators or protagonist writers of each of the episodes of illustrated Hooligans,
a podium production, a podcast of audio as well as of productions of
the CAO. In fact, these eight episodes that make up this first and
only season of the illustrated Holigans podcast are inspired by a series of books published
by editions of the CAO, which the books are a total of twenty-
two of thirty- two books. But as for the podcast episodes, they
' ve only done eight. As I was saying, I' m not
really a football player. I see that as important. Well, I run
across the news of who will win this year in the League, how they
are left in the final of I don' t know what he hears,
because he has won the World Cup, the champions of the women' s
team last summer. Well, typical. You' re not a little up
- to- date, but I' m not a great forumf either.
I' ve been to some time, my whole life, to see some
game, but it' s not that good either, I' m not
very, very high. However, I liked this podcast very much. I
liked it very much because the people who speak on this podcast throughout those eight
episodes, transmit passion for their teams. They tell us the stories even of
relatives who have been known thanks to a team of family traditions that pass from
generation to generation, for the excuse of seeing a team of football couples that
in the beginning of one of the members of the couples, because it is
not very forfa of this sport, but thanks to the passion that the other
half of the couple, ends up becoming a forumf or a lighthouse even more,
even greater than their partner, their original partner. We already have eight
chapters of about 25 minutes on average. Everything exceeds twenty minutes, but none
reaches half an hour, that is, twenty- five minutes, about eight
chapters. And we have, for example, episodes dedicated to Real Sociedad with
anderiz Aguirre, Castillon with Enrique Ballester, Real Madrid with Manuel Jabois, Santander
Racing with Marta San Miguel, Rayo Vallecano with Kike Peinado, Spanish with enriy
González, Seville with Pepe Lobo and the sport with Nacho Carretero. The truth
is that, as I told you this podcast, I consumed it in just
two or three days, because I found all this adaptation of all these books
very curious. So I had seen the books on occasion, especially by Kike
Peinado' s, who knew that he had written it quite a while ago
and did not know that they had transformed it into podcast. When I came
across him, I said well, because I' m going to give him
a chance because he hears, like happens, like many other podcast themes,
when someone talks about a passion, like football teams can be, in the
end that passion is transmitted. And even listening to this podcast, I recognize
that I have felt like watching some football game only because of the curiosities that
count on each of these teams. There' s a series out there.
It seems to me that they were the real society, that they throw a
series of firecrackers in the city when they hit a goal. Well, I
don' t remember exactly anymore. I think he will want that, that
episode that some football guy. I' m confirming it because maybe I'
m putting the word in. Well I' ll leave you a link to
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