The Paraninfo of the University College of Zamora will welcome in a month, the next day December 13 (at 7:00 p.m.), the Mucho Cuzeo Special Solidarity Gala ‘A chair for Hugo’aimed at raising funds to buy the special chair needed for a seven-year-old child with central myopathy, the cost of which is around 3,000 euros. The solidarity initiative will count, as guest artistswith Miguel Álvarez ‘Inadaptado’, Lucía González, Chirigota ‘Los Veletas’, Escuela de Baile Escena and Julito Rapado.
“We are delighted that it will take place in the facilities of the Provincial Delegation of Zamora, in this case at the University College, and I appreciate the work of Mini2ac in making the gala possible and for all the work they are doing with the young people of the province,” he said. commented the first vice-president of the Provincial Council of Zamora, Víctor López. He celebrated his participation in social events like this with the Association Running with the Heart for Hugo, with the participation of the City Hall of Zamora and the Caja Rural de Zamora.
For her part, the youth councilor of the Zamora City Council, Sara de la Higuera, described the day as “special” for “the union for a common objective, which is to help Hugo obtain this chair which will facilitate his life”. “”. “We support the initiative and thank the organization for giving visibility to one of the many rare diseases that exist.”
Likewise, he appreciated that the solidarity gala took place “in a young environment” like the Mucho Cuzeo podcast. “It is our young people who must begin to become aware and know what is happening in the world around them to promote social engagement. We hope to raise enough so that Hugo has his chair and can continue to accompany Peña Siempre Amanece to support our Zamora Football Club”, he hoped.
The communications technician of the Caja Rural de Zamora Foundation, Laura Huertos, highlighted that she joined the Mucho Cuzeo initiative “from the first minute.” “We have supported all the activities they have been carrying out for two years now and our gratitude goes to them, as well as to the daily efforts of Alberto and his entire team and all the young people who are part of the podcast.” “We add culture and we add solidarity. It is very important to also bring social activities closer to the youngest,” he added, reports Ical.
The general director of Mini2ac Talleres Infantiles, Alberto Alonso, recalled that the podcast is a space to “make visible these heroes of our daily life” and expressed his “pride” in the participation of the institutions.
“We like to surround ourselves with heroes, people who fight and, in this case, our first heroes are Hugo’s parents. They are real fighters and we thank them for making us participate in these circumstances that occur every day and which, in the end, show us that together we are capable of supporting the causes,” he stressed.
“A draw will be organized among the participants. We will have a very special auction activity on football jerseys and different sports that we will announce on social networks. It’s a great cause in which we are very well supported. It’s something very visual and I think it can be very beautiful,” he said.
