«Pedaladas» arrives in Salamanca
The program broadcast by Radio Televisión del Principado de Asturias (RTPA) and produced by Proima-Zebrastur will film in the city next Tuesday, June 26th. A group of eight cyclists from León will ride through the city streets, aiming for the Patio de Escuelas where a live broadcast will take place.
Pedaladas has been producing reports in this format for over a decade. In this instance, the team will travel the Vía de la Plata. This expedition, made up of 8 cyclists, 4 TV technical crew members, and two support vans, aims to showcase the tourist resources and the richness of this historical route - from Gijón to Seville - stopping at some of the most emblematic places. Likewise, emphasis will be placed on the correct use of the road by cyclists or groups of cyclists, discussing rights and obligations.
It materializes in a television format led by producer and presenter Marco Rodríguez (21 years of experience), with a team that includes former professional cyclist Santi Pérez, a traffic civil guard, a mechanic, and four other cyclists.
In addition to various live broadcasts, two 50-minute documentaries will be produced.
The project has the active participation of the General Directorate of Traffic, DGT of Asturias (and the collaboration of the directorates of the autonomous communities along the route).
Salamanca Film Commission has collaborated with Pedaladas in processing various filming permits.
Pedaladas has been producing reports in this format for over a decade. In this instance, the team will travel the Vía de la Plata. This expedition, made up of 8 cyclists, 4 TV technical crew members, and two support vans, aims to showcase the tourist resources and the richness of this historical route - from Gijón to Seville - stopping at some of the most emblematic places. Likewise, emphasis will be placed on the correct use of the road by cyclists or groups of cyclists, discussing rights and obligations.
It materializes in a television format led by producer and presenter Marco Rodríguez (21 years of experience), with a team that includes former professional cyclist Santi Pérez, a traffic civil guard, a mechanic, and four other cyclists.
In addition to various live broadcasts, two 50-minute documentaries will be produced.
The project has the active participation of the General Directorate of Traffic, DGT of Asturias (and the collaboration of the directorates of the autonomous communities along the route).
Salamanca Film Commission has collaborated with Pedaladas in processing various filming permits.