EPISODE · Apr 8, 2011 · 1H 2M

Viernes 8 Abr 2011

from Campillos Mediodía (2010 - 2011)

Llegamos al esperado viernes, para comenzar esta la información política con el PP de Andalucía en Campillos y, nos acompaña Alexis Serrano, candidato a la alcaldía. Isabel Escribano, concejala de Bienestar social del Ayuntamiento de Campillos nos comenta la actividad de Mayores y deportes celebrada hoy en las instalaciones deportivas locales y que reúne a más de 1500 personas de la provincia. Te damos horarios de recogidas de túnicas y actos cofrades del fin de semana. Antonio Bujaldon, Hermano Mayor de la Hermandad de La Pollinica nos comenta su traslado, pedida de tazas y el recurrente tema de la necesidad de penitentes en el Domingo de Ramos. Alfonso Guzmán Hermano Mayor de la Hermandad del Santo Cristo comenta sobre el Septenario y la inauguración-bendición de su Capilla en la Plaza de España. Terminamos el programa con las escapadas de Javier Almellones, con un sabor muy andaluz. ¡Feliz fin de semana cofrade en Campillos!

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