Host Vicente Ruiz reflects on the tragic anniversary of La Dana, a flood that changed Valencia forever.
The episode opens with host Vicente Ruiz 'El Soro' setting a reflective tone, marking the one-year anniversary of the La Dana flood tragedy in Valencia. He dedicates the program to those lost. The show then shifts to local Valencia bullfighting news, congratulating Enrique Amar on becoming a grandfather and highlighting the Valencia Bullfighting School's activities, including student Pablo Torres's performance in Huesca. A significant segment features an interview with matador Victor Manuel Blázquez, who recently received a tribute for his 35-year career. The host passionately advocates for Blázquez to become the next director of the Valencia Bullfighting School, expressing concerns about its political management. Correspondent Hitor Bián from Bilbao reports on managerial ruptures in the careers of bullfighters Román, Samuel Navalón, and Andrés Roca Rey. Milton Calahorrano from Ecuador details the Feria de la Tacunga, where Alejandro Talavante indulted a bull named Osito and Olga Casado triumphed. From Peru, a call with bullfighter Joaquín Galdós discusses his recent success in Lima. Correspondent Juan Antonio Hernández from Mexico reports on a controversial 35-minute faena and indulto by Marco Pérez in Mérida, complicated by rain and presidential indecision. Alberto López from Colombia outlines the upcoming Cali fair posters featuring Sebastián Castella and César Rincón. The host returns to local news, mentioning a tribute to Ricardo de Fabra and advocating for monuments to bullfighters El Soro and Ponce. A final interview with Spanish bullfighter Fernando Adrián focuses on his recent triumph in Lima's Plaza de Hacho and his future ambitions. The episode closes with a reminder of the day's dedication to All Saints' Day and the victims of La Dana.
