After 174 programs, the ‘Sindulfos’ said goodbye to ‘Boom!’ in the program broadcast last Friday, August 26. The Aragonese could not with the ‘Calamardos’, who prevailed by the minimum at the last moment. As a reward for his brilliant career in the contest that Antena 3 broadcasts from Monday to Friday they take home a prize pool of 794,400 and the honor of having made history by placing third in longevitybehind the Wolves and the Scattered.
Its four members, Jesús, Miguel, Vicente and Raúlwho can now enjoy the contest from home, describe the experience as “brutal, magnificent and magical” and are shown very grateful for the treatment received by the team that is part of the program throughout all this time. This has been stated in recent days in the social networks.
“you are wonderful. The entire Gestmusic team is amazing. The treatment we have received is an award as important or more than the economic amount”. Jesus writes on Twitter.
There is always a time when it’s time to say goodbye and close a unique stage. So here’s mine from @A3Boom : You are wonderful. All the team of @Gestmusic is incredible. The treatment we have received is an award as important or more than the economic amount. pic.twitter.com/1sAICiHcnD
– Jesus Cuartero (@jcuarteronoesta) August 26, 2022
For his part, Miguel, who appears “I am extremely proud of my colleagues”has shared a photo of the first trip of the Sindulfos to record the program “with a suitcase full of dreams”.
It has been an immense honor to be able to enjoy these 174 programs of @A3Boom
Thank you @Gestmusic by the great team of professionals that make up the program only surpassed by the infinite human quality of each and every one of them
Of @ElBonet everyone behind the camera (and underground)– Miguel Anchel Barcos (@mabarcos_) August 26, 2022
His reflections accumulate numerous comments from followers of the program congratulating the people of Zaragoza for their excellent level as contestants, as well as for the good times they have had. “One of the best ‘Boom’ teams and surely the funniestwhat I have laughed these months with the stories that you explained”, replies a user. “As a spectator, thanks to you for all the entertaining afternoons that you have made us spend”, comments another.
They add to the praise of their peers –the ‘Sindulfos’ work as Culture officials of the Zaragoza City Council– from the official Twitter account of Museums (@zmuseos).
The program also wanted to pay tribute to the Aragonese with an emotional videowhich can be seen in full on the Antena 3 website, on the day they were eliminated.
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