El día después () is a Spanish

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. The show celebrates the "culture, passion and madness of Spanish football". It is currently hosted by former

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goalkeeper

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and the journalist José Antonio Ponseti.

Presenters

* Ignacio Lewin (1990—1994) * Michael Robinson (1991—2005) * Francisco José "Lobo" Carrasco (1994—1997) * Josep Pedrerol (1997—2004) *

(2009— ) * Juan Manuel "Juanma" Castaño (2009—2011) * José Antonio Ponseti (2011—)

References

External links

''El día después''
at plus.es {{DEFAULTSORT:Dia despues, El Spanish comedy television series Cero (TV channel) original programming