This November we have a double session of the podcast with the most humor on the schedule. We are giving you the first one: with the actor and comedian Dani Rovira and the announcer Arturo González-Campos, “My Favorite Year” returns at the helm, the podcast welcomes Dioni Martín, from the legendary technorumba group, “Camela”, who is celebrating its 30th anniversary with a tour of more than 90 performances. Very few groups have to their credit a collection of hits with such an impact, absolute creators of their own sound.

Programming

• Thursday, November 21 at 4:30 p.m.
• In-person attendance until capacity is reached.
• Streaming broadcast. Follow him on Ámbito Cultural's social networks: Facebook and YouTube.

About Dioni Martín

Martín Lobato (Madrid, October 31, 1970), better known as Dioni, is a Spanish singer and composer who achieved fame after being one of the members of the group Camela. Dioni, Ángeles and Miguel Ángel were three teenagers trying to survive in their neighborhood, with their humble jobs. In addition to their friendship, they shared a love of music, so in their free time they used to get together to play and sing songs by artists they admired. At first, they opted for flamenco rumbas and ballads. With “Lágrimas de amor”, Camela established herself within the Spanish musical scene. Its formula was simple and novel: songs composed by Michelangelo that reflected stories, generally of love and heartbreak, using a vocabulary very close to the listeners.

About Dani Rovira

Dani Rovira was born in 1980 in Malaga, a city that named him Favorite Son. He has also been recognized by the SUR editorial team with the MALAGUEÑO OF THE YEAR 2017 award in the culture section, in recognition of his professional and artistic achievements and his permanent and explicit commitment to Málaga.

Always a theater fan, he has performed more than 2,000 performances in the last 15 years. Beginning with his participation in Paramount Comedy in 2008, he made appearances in television programs such as 'Estas no son las Noticias' (Cuatro) or as a collaborator in 'Con hache de Eva' (LaSexta). He also appeared on numerous occasions in the popular program 'El club de la comedia'.

He was part of the team of 'Don't tell mom that I work on TV' (Cuatro), and 'Someone had to say it' (LaSexta). While making a name for himself in the world of television, Dani Rovira continued to tour throughout Spain since 2003 with the shows "Tour Stand up Comedy Teatres and Clubs" and "Las nochees de EL CLUB DE LA COMEDIA". In addition, he performed his own show, "Do you want to go out with me?", in Barcelona (Teatro Alexandra) and Madrid (Teatro Alcázar) during the years 2010–2014.

For several years he collaborated on the program "Abierto hasta las 2" (Radio Nacional de España) and on "A vivir que son dos días" (Cadena Ser).

In the summer of 2013, filming of "Eight Basque Surnames" began alongside Clara Lago, Karra Elejalde and Carmen Machi, this being his debut as an actor on the big screen.
After recording the film, he began recording the Globomedia series, "B&B" on (Telecinco). From this moment on, Dani Rovira has not stopped linking one project after another.

The success of "Eight Basque Surnames" was enormous: the film broke a record at the box office, becoming the highest-grossing film in Spanish cinema. In 2015 he received a Goya award in the category of Best New Actor in a ceremony in which he also served as presenter. He returned to present the Goya gala in 2016 and 2017.

Since then, Dani Rovira has not stopped filming feature films, with an average of two films per year. Among many titles, his filmography includes films such as the romantic comedy "Now or Never" (2015), alongside María Valverde, the second part "Eight Catalan Surnames" (2015), another box office success, or the drama "100 Meters." " (2016). He has also lent his voice to animated films such as "Catch the Flag" and "Ozzy."

On the other hand, he has channeled his influence as a public figure by creating the Ochotumbao Foundation in Madrid. Recently, he has been named HONORARY PRESIDENT of the animal law section of the Malaga bar association.

In 2021 he achieved great success thanks to his role as presenter of the program "La Noche D" on RTVE and, especially, for his comedy show "ODIO", available on Netflix and ranking number 1 in the most watched on the platform. for almost two consecutive weeks.

About Arturo González-Campos

Arturo González-Campos is a stand-up comedian, actor, script coordinator, announcer, writer of books and plays, television scriptwriter and a sickly geek with an intolerance to growing up. He has done programs such as “El Club de la comedia”, “Splunge”, “La Noche de Fuentes”, “It is made known”, “This is how it goes” and plays such as “5 hombres.com”, “5 mujeres. com", "She is stupid, he is stupid" or "To live like this is to die of humor." Every night, for eight years, he directed the program "La Parroquia" with El Monaguillo. Since no one can stop him, he has also written three books with "El Club de la Comedia", the seven books of La Parroquia and four more books for the "Almighty" collection. He has also taught the Master of Humor Script at the University of Salamanca, doing irreparable damage to such a worthy institution. For six years he has directed, together with Javier Cansado, Rodrigo Cortés and Juan Gómez-Jurado, the podcast “Alpoderosos”. With them he also makes “Aqui Hay Dragones” for Podium Podcast. In addition, he directs and presents, together with Juan Gómez-Jurado, the program “Seriotes” for AXN and masters the idea of ​​making a gazpacho that he does not repeat because he does not add cucumber. As if that were not enough, he is probably one of the most attractive men on earth.

Come and enjoy this space live with one of the most legendary guests who have passed through the “My Favorite Year” table.