The program, hosted by Gloria Santorio and Raquel Martín, wanted to see firsthand how sardines are made. Since 1982, it has participated in the most famous funeral in Castilla-La Mancha. On Monday night, January 15th, CMM TV cameras broadcast live from the Peña la Cabra headquarters. Kiko Fernández and his team were in charge of bringing viewers a report on the preparations being made by Peña la Cabra for the upcoming Miguelturra Carnival in 2018.

The Peña was supported by the Councilor for Festivities, Diego Rodríguez, the future Major Masks of 2018, Orestes and Mª del Carmen, those from previous years, the president of the Miguelturra Carnival Association, Raúl Domínguez, and the Carnival King and President of the Peña la Cabra, Serafín Delgado. The Peñas El Puntillo and Los Rocheros were also present, wearing the winning men’s and women’s costumes in the “Carnival Museum Costumes” contest. In addition, members of the Kapikúa Peña wore the costumes they wore after winning second prize in the comparsas on Piñata Sunday.

The report not only showed the preparation of the sardine, but also witnessed how the members of the Peña la Cabra handmade the decorations that will grace the Carnival Palace during the upcoming 2018 Carnival.