The math of the mirror returns, and it does so with a very special guest, Andreu Buenafuente. He presented four premieres of the Goya Awards.
The chosen area is a circus, and the main motif it starts with is a nose that Tortell Poltrona gave it. I invite you to watch it carefully, because I was lucky enough to enjoy it (I also saw the delightful meeting with Asier Etxeandía) I assure you, this is state-of-the-art television.
They will listen to Andreu talk about Catalonia and his pain as he follows the events from Madrid (“I am not independent, but they are not anti-independence”).
Rather than talk about the program they will enjoy watching on their screens, I prefer to think about the questions they watch about TVE and #0 suggest me. The math of the mirror has a “touch” that makes it special. I confirm that a producer is collaborating on it. In particular, that of Alberto Ortega and Charlie Arnáiz (Raphaelism). It saddens me that TVE does not dare to do any format with its own media. The only thing in prime time are the keys to the 21st century.
As for Buenafuente, it pisses me off that she’s participating in a TVE project and presenting a series dedicated to the geniuses of Catalan humor, and it’s just that viewers from that community will enjoy it. And even worse, nothing has been the same since he left Channel #0. The chain seems to be closing at any moment. That’s why this chapter of Mirror’s Math means so much.