The host announces the end of the San Fermín fair and promises a review of its most interesting moments.
The episode begins with host Vicente Ruiz, known as El Soro, introducing the program and noting the conclusion of the San Fermín fair in Pamplona. He is joined by guests Javier Gallego and Vicente Antonio Murcia to discuss the fair's highlights. They start by reviewing the novillada featuring Aaron Palacio, who was denied a second ear by the president, sparking a debate on unfair judgments in bullfighting. The conversation shifts to other corridas, including Guillermo Hermoso de Mendoza's success with three ears and a tail. Awards from the Casa de Misericordia are announced, with José Escolar's corrida winning for most complete performance and ties for best bull. Regional correspondents then provide updates: Enrique Amat from Valencia covers upcoming ferias and bullfighting school activities; Miguel Redondo from Madrid details a novillada at Las Ventas; Manuel Jaimez from Sevilla reports on a novillada promotion event; Aitor Villán from Bilbao discusses sold-out events in Santander and upcoming novilladas; and Miguel López from Venezuela comments on injuries and Jesús Enrique Colombo's triumph. The episode features interviews with matadors Jesús Enrique Colombo, who achieved his third consecutive Puerta Grande exit in Pamplona, and Saúl Jiménez Fortes, discussing his recent successes. Finally, Luis González, apoderado of injured novillero Sergio Rollón, describes the severe goring incident and recovery process. The program concludes with farewells and promotional segments.
