The 32nd edition of La Marató by TV3 and Catalunya Ràdio, dedicated to sexual and reproductive health and which has women and young people as the main protagonists, had raised 5,705,395 euros early this Monday.
This is the first Marathon that places emphasis on the set of diseases and problems that affect sexual and reproductive health and that are still surrounded by taboos and stigmas that make it difficult to make them visible and normalize.
Under the motto “La marató que dona lum”, the day began at 8 in the morning and featured testimonies from people with diseases related to sexual and reproductive health, as well as medical specialists.
During the celebration of this edition, the musical duo Estopa premiered this Sunday their first original song in Catalan, titled "La rumba del Pescaílla", in tribute to the master of Catalan rumba.
