Until now, this had never happened to any artist. After the passing of a beloved figure, television networks adjusted their schedules in real time. On the day the departure was announced, a late afternoon bloc shifted from five to two in the morning, and the events landed on a Saturday. In the daytime, viewers saw films such as The Skirt Case and The Red Cross Girls, while a spontaneous live gathering took place at a neighborhood cinema instead of the planned venue. By night, a special Blood Ties episode emerged, bravely improvised and presented live by Jordi González, with previous coverage of the program rebroadcast to extend the moment. At dawn, an energetic crew arrived, led with vibrant enthusiasm by Manuel Armán. This moment took place in 2016, marking a turning point in how live television handled unexpected transitions.
