EPISODE · Mar 31, 2011 · 1H

Jueves 31 Mar 2011

from Campillos Mediodía (2010 - 2011)

¿Es hora de preparar la comida? Ningún problema, Jesús Aguilar te trae Nuestro pueblo y sus recetas, quizás la receta de hoy te ayude cuando recibes invitados por sorpresa. Repasamos la actualidad local y, nuestra Agenda Cofrade, donde hoy tenemos de invitado a Antonio Ales, presidente de la Agrupación de Hermandades y cofradías de Campillos, hablándonos de las Tertulias Cofrades 2011 que comienzan hoy y el certamen de Saetas del sábado, además de seguir pronunciando la versión de la Agrupación sobre el cartel de la Semana Santa 2011 que no ha dejado indiferente a nadie.

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