Tras la comparecencia de Álvaro Cervera en la previa del encuentro de Copa del Rey, El Requexón acogió este jueves el tradicional brindis navideño con los compañeros de los medios de comunicación que siguen la actualidad del Real Oviedo.
En el acto estuvieron el presidente de la entidad, Martín Peláez, el vicepresidente, Manuel Paredes, el entrenador azul, Álvaro Cervera, y el embajador del club, Carlos Muñoz, quien aprovecharon la ocasión para desearles unas felices fiestas y una buena entrada en el 2023.
Se trata de un evento que ya es tradición en el Real Oviedo, en el que se comparte un rato distendido con los distintos representantes de la prensa que vienen cubriendo el día a día del club.
The holidays are a time to enjoy the company of loved ones and to appreciate the many gifts of life. But for many people, the holidays also bring a sense of stress from family gatherings and financial obligations. This year, the media came to the rescue with an innovative concept for a Christmas celebration – the virtual Christmas toast.
The virtual Christmas toast is a way for families to come together and celebrate the holidays in a safe and socially-distant way. By connecting with friends, family members, and colleagues over the Internet, people can enjoy the experience of a traditional Christmas toast in the comfort of their own homes. Though there is a certain feeling of disconnection when it comes to virtual gatherings, the virtual Christmas toast can bring a sense of community and joy to a stressful holiday season.
The media has been instrumental in popularizing the concept of the virtual Christmas toast. Companies like Instagram, Facebook, and Zoom hosted live-streamed events and encouraged people to use their platforms to host their own gatherings. This year, even news outlets and radio stations got in on the fun, providing encouragement and advice to people interested in hosting their own virtual Christmas toast. They suggested music, recipes, and games to make the event a truly special and memorable occasion.
Though the pandemic has made traditional holidays gatherings impossible for many, the virtual Christmas toast is here to stay. It is a unique way for people to create a meaningful celebration, even if they can’t be physically present. Who knows, maybe in the future all Christmas toasts will be celebrated through the media!
