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REMEMBER THE DIGITAL JOURNALISM CONFERENCE

After a month, when it seems that is forgotten, the burden back to talking about what motivated us to create our blog: Digital Journalism Congress of Huesca. We wanted to remember, but without putting the FIN still asking some of the speakers who highlight the positives and negatives that they had the XI edition of the congress. Many thanks to which we have responded.

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Congress positive aspects: the high turnout and, especially, the high participation of young people and very active. Also, I was glad to see the good organization of l event.

downside: I wish that there had been more time for discussion and exchange of ideas between speakers and attendees, but I guess that would have required more days than expected.

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quickly, I would say that thanks to the conversation and exchange of ideas has overcome the pessimism conveyed by the titles of some papers. It was a pleasure to have a young audience that shows every time you have an opportunity that the profession has future, regardless of medium used.

GABRIEL CA MPANARIO

Hu's congress scale seemed positive in every way. you were treated more varied, from journalism to event sketchbooks. This reflects the richness of our profession. The convention center was full of enthusiasm and I returned home with a big dose of motivation .

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The truth, d is that I can not give an overall assessment of Congress since n or followed. I can only or talk about the round table we had on sport in which I participated. I was really comfortable in the room. I enjoyed listening to my colleagues, I liked to enter into debate with the room and saw that those in the seats had a real interest in getting one thing clear during those two days of Congress. I did not like some of these harsh criticisms launched on Twitter, Blogs and other social networks to what we were saying on stage during the presentation. Not criticism but because this was the moment to raise his hand and instead of writing a tweet to talk openly about what they liked and did not like. For that we traveled there, if we could not have left a digital meeting and would have been the same. But the truth is that Congress is well worth, although I prefer to go from listening to a speaker.

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THE FIRST EASTER HAND

Normal We interviewed several brothers from different places (Zaragoza, Calatorao, Illueca and Huesca) to know what their motivations. Here are the answers:

1. WHAT WAS YOUR MOTIVATION INTO A PART OF BROTHERHOOD?

Adrian Sancho (Brotherhood Our Lady of Mercy and the Holy Sepulchre):

From childhood I have always liked processions, had a friend in the guild in touch now and decided to get me too. Javier

Bandak (Guild Minerva Calatorao Blood of Christ)

Generally

enter because you like the drum, but when you're inside, everything is different, you start to see the Easter differently, loving what do.

Claudia Hernández (Confraternity of Our Lady of Mercy Illueca)

The motivation was my grandmother, because when I was little always remembered dressing up for Easter and I liked the drums. So I signed up, the first carrying a candle and went with her and with the passage of time gave me sign up to play the drum and it took 10 years.

Daniel Aresté (Brotherhood of the Holy Grail of Huesca)

Because I love music and I decided to sign to a brotherhood of drums of Easter.

2. WHAT TIME IS THE EASTER T MOST E THRILLS?

Adrian Sancho (Confraternity of Our Lady of Mercy and the Holy Sepulchre)

My favorite moment is leaving La Piedad on Holy Thursday at 12 pm. Javier

Bandak (Guild Minerva Calatorao Blood of Christ)

The Good Friday procession of the Santo Entierro. Step out of bed, is at night and people are going with candles and lights. People just talk and so is the emotional.

Claudia Hernández (Brotherhood Our Lady d and Illueca Mercy)

The moment I'm in the square Church, goes my virgin and we have to touch him.

Daniel Aresté (Brotherhood of the Holy Grail of Huesca)

Holy Thursday, the breaking of the time Almudevar. We met there six or seven fraternities. At twelve o'clock you put all the guilds in the town square, the clock, and when twelve o'clock noon all guilds play the same touch to ... I dunno, twenty or twenty minutes.

3. HOW LONG ENSAYAIS FOR EASTER?

Adrian Sancho (Confraternity of Our Lady of Mercy and the Holy Sepulchre)

rehearsed approximately two months before Easter, but there are only 3 days trial week. And the last two weeks before Easter rehearse every day

Javier Bandak (Guild Minerva Calatorao Blood of Christ)

We usually try three or four months, one day to be

mana. And when there is little for Easter redouble efforts and rehearse twice a week for everything to be perfect.

Claudia Hernández (Confraternity of Our Lady of Mercy Illueca)

started rehearsing at Christmas, play two hours a week at night. If even one and a half for Easter we were also every Saturday afternoon for a couple or three hours.

Daniel Aresté (Brotherhood of the Holy Grail of Huesca)

From mid October to Easter.

4. HOW MANY ARE IN THE BROTHERHOOD?

Adrian Sancho (Confraternity of Our Lady of Mercy and the Holy Sepulchre) We

1192 Brothers (and I thought that was only 2) [laughs]

Javier Bandak (Guild Minerva Calatorao Blood of Christ)

The Brotherhood is distinct sections: the base of the Nazarene, the bed, drums, boxes and horns ... In all, the Brotherhood is formed by about 300 people. Instruments are playing a

30, but the beginning, when the guild was formed 9 years ago, we were 100. Thus, every brother is a member of the Brotherhood, and you can do the job you want (take steps, playing an instrument or just help you stay and endure the Brotherhood expenditure). In addition, each section has a few different colors, and the hoods only we who play an instrument, either horn, drum or box.

Claudia Hernández (Confraternity of Our Lady of Mercy Illueca)

We are about 25 with drums and bass, about 30 people carrying candles and 10 bearers that lead to a virgin.

Daniel Aresté (Brotherhood

the Holy Grail of Huesca)

Fifty-three drums, boxes and drums as part of those who leave and those who are accompanying the transition.

respondents Thanks!

Brotherhood of the Holy Grail of Huesca

Guild Minerva Calatorao Blood of Christ