The reason the 'Grand Prix' bullock changed its name in the semifinal: a very special 'hidden' tribute
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The reason the 'Grand Prix' bullock changed its name in the semifinal: a very special 'hidden' tribute

El Periódico Mediterráneo - General1 September 2026 at 13:44

The program "Grand Prix", the main summer attraction on TVE presented by Ramón García, held its second semifinal this Monday. The program faced two Spanish towns: Altura, in the province of Castellón, and Quintanar del Rey, in the province of Cuenca.

During the program, moments of great rivalry and fun were experienced between the two participating teams. The competition was intense and excited the viewers who followed the broadcast.

In a special and emotional gesture, the program included a very significant hidden tribute. This tribute was related to a name change of the bullock during the semifinal, something that was not initially planned and that surprised the participants and the audience.

The alteration of the bullock's name in the program thus represented a particular way of paying tribute, revealing the attention to detail and the care that the program's production dedicates to these small gestures that make the program special for the contestants and viewers.

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