The documentary "José Andrés and family, in Spain', filmed in part in Lanzarote, is now being broadcast on the HBO Max platform in more than 180 countries.
The vice president of the Canarian Wrestling Club, Aduén Morales, who appears in the program, has stated that he is "very happy with how well the program has turned out" because, without wanting to make "spoiler", he says that with its broadcast "the true image of Lanzarote is being offered to viewers, with that balance that César Manrique wanted so much."
"The truth is that it is wonderful, not only for the publicity given to our vernacular sport, which really needs a little more love, but also for the projection of Lanzarote to the world. We will be able to enjoy another type of tourism, which I think we still need to conquer the Americas," says Morales.
"We have sun and beaches in all places that have a coast, but our local gastronomy, this natural landscape, a unique sport in the world, are only in Lanzarote. The 41 minutes of the program that are dedicated to the island I think do justice to everything we see and enjoy about it," explains the vice president of the Canarian Wrestling Club.
"The truth is that when they finished recording, the production company told us that they were very happy and that Don José Andrés' family had been super happy and had been pleasantly surprised by all the secrets hidden on the island of Lanzarote," concludes Morales.
