Fiesta del Deporte de Radio Somontano

Si te perdiste nuestro programa especial para celebrar que ya podemos ejercitarnos, puedes volver a escucharlo aquí, descargarlo o compartirlo. Completamente desbordados por la cantidad de dedicatorias recibidas entre las que están las de los presidentes de algunos clubes deportivos de Barbastro y nuestro compañero de deportes Paco Belloc, hemos tenido que ampliar nuestra fiesta 40 minutos más de lo previsto. Queremos agredecer su colaboración a Salva Fierro y los que estáis detrás de los altavoces del Barrio de San Fermín, así como a los que habéis enviado saludos ¡¡Muchas gracias a tod@s por participar!!

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