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Tomorrow we return to the live broadcasts

4 months ago Fred Rique

This 2024 has been quite poor when it comes to live broadcasting. In fact, it was in April when Néstor Sancho and Ígor Errazkin stopped by…

Tomorrow we return to the live broadcasts

2024 has been a pretty poor year when it comes to live broadcasting. In fact, it was in April when Néstor Sancho and Ígor Errazkin stopped by here to present their game Trucho.

"And I wasn't dead, no, no," as the song by maestro Peret says . Here I am, alive and with renewed spirit to reconnect with my MSX friends . Because I have a great time in each broadcast and I find it gratifying to share ideas, comments and content with you.

So tomorrow night is the time for my return . It will be in the form of an informal chat, with nothing planned. Pure improvisation. You are the ones who set the direction of the broadcast. And I might even start playing a game.

It will be at 9:30 pm in mainland Spain (one hour less in the Canary Islands) . Come and say hello and, if you feel like it, stay. I'll be waiting for you!

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