The Sanfermines, for the first time live by multicámara at rtve.es

In addition to the multicámara, about 30 cameras, including two Slow Motion, will help live the show from all perspectives.

The public chain turns 31 by issuing enclosures, a tradition that joins the avant -garde of RTVE.es, which this year will offer users the possibility of choosing what to do with even several different cameras on the tour. The sound of the Pamplona parties will also be very present in RNE, which will offer live enclosures every day and the rest of the main acts of the parties.

The director of Long live San Fermín 2013, Carmen Delgado, has underlined the good harmony between TVE and the Sanfermines, which have been "31 years together": "As every year, we have an unavoidable appointment with the Sanfermines. We will have a great deployment in Pamplona to try to make each emotion reach the spectators."

At the head of the special program, Elena S. Sánchez and Javier Solano. For the presenter of TVE it is the seventh time that she goes to cover this party, but the first as a presenter of the program: "It is a pleasure. It is my seventh year and I do not tire me. I love enclosures, the party, the people, the passion with which one lives ... it will be a very exciting year," he said.

Next to her, the great expert in Sanfermines Javier Solano, who will broadcast the enclosures for the 23rd time: "We will try, as always, to explain what happens in the career in the most professional way possible because the runners are playing their lives. You have to tell what you see and why and thus give wealth to the transmission."

Spanish Television, as every year since 1982, will make the spectators early in ‘Live San Fermín 2013’, produced with the collaboration of the Pamplona City Council. From 07.15 to 08.30, Elena S. Sánchez and Javier Solano (commentator of the enclosures in TVE for more than two decades) will approach the before, the during and after the races from the headquarters of Telefónica in Pamplona. This year as a novelty, a daily summary of the bullfight of the previous day will be included.

Directed by Carmen Delgado and made by Luis Campoy, the program will include live connections and reports by Alberto Freile, Ángela Alcover, Rosa Correa and Eva Hernández, along with Ana Valencia and Fernando Roncal, of the Territorial Center of Navarra.

Multicamara

About 30 cameras, including two Slow Motion, will help live the show from all perspectives. An average of 1,651,000 spectators followed the confinements in 2012, with a quota of 72.7%, the third highest record in its history. Every morning, at 8 o'clock, the race live at 1, International Channel and 24 Hours Channel.

RTVE.es will broadcast for the first time in history the live enclosures with multicámar. In addition to the TVE 1 signal, users can choose what to see at all times with up to three different cameras located at three strategic points of the route. Once the confinement is over, they can enjoy it again in detail with nine different perspectives of the race from their computer, mobile or tablet.

Users who are in Pamplona will also be able to participate by sending their videos of the captured enclosures with the camera created for the occasion in the free application for mobiles of RTVE.es. In addition, fans can open Boca with the photographic special ‘Estafeta 1’: an interactive chronicle full of multimedia elements by Pius Guerendiain, a photographer who has been taking images from the most spectacular corner of the interference of the enclosures since 1964.

National Radio

RNE will offer how every year the emotion of the Sanfermines through the waves. On July 6, connection at 12 noon, in the informative newsletter to transmit Chupinazo, by National Radio and Radio 5 Information. From July 7 to 14, live broadcast from 07:58 of enclosures, on National Radio, Radio5 Information and Radio Exterior of Spain. And, on Sunday 14, from 23.57, live on National Radio and Radio 5 Information, of the Poor of Me ’. Javier Izu coordinates the RNE team in Navarra composed of Juan Yeregui, Pablo Ramos, Jesús Jiménez and Patxi Cervantes and the collaboration of Javier Solano.