‘El perro andaluz’ pays musical tribute to the victims of Urda and Manu Sánchez gets involved in TVE: “Resignation is an act of honesty”
Passion Vega sings 'Ay, amor' alongside 69 string musicians, while the presenter addresses Óscar Puente: “Assuming political responsibilities from the top must be an inescapable gesture of humanity”
The Andalusian TV program El perro andaluz returned on Monday with a special edition after being taken off air on Thursday due to a train accident in Urda. The show, hosted by Manu Sánchez, paid tribute to the victims with a musical performance by Pasión Vega and 69 string musicians. Sánchez also dedicated a long monologue to the train accident, mentioning the resignation as an act of honesty. The program usually includes La revuelta but was replaced due to the accident.
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