“When you are wrong giving time … Do you start crying?

With information and data on the climate to Raudales and great illustrations by Julius, Roberto Brasero launches his first book with the Espasa publishing house, Small climate stories; A work in which children and adolescents will learn how the climate has changed from the origins of our planet.

The popular Atresmedia meteorologist went to Public mirror To present this first book that is already a success among the children’s audience interested in the sciences, where Susanna Griso and Miquel Valls were waiting for him, with everything willing to do the interview. However, the expert was surprised: it was not going to be they asked the questions, but a group of children.

Brazero, very smiling, was mute when he saw that neither Susanna Griso nor his partner Miquel Valls were going to ask him about his book, and he could barely hide his surprise to see four children appear on one of the screens of the set of the program.

Martín, Carlos, Vera and Jimena, children of companions of Public mirrorthey were chosen to ask the questions of the interview with Roberto Brasero, who delighted the turn in which the little ones were going to submit to this peculiar “third grade.”

Thus, with questions such as “what time was in the time of dinosaurs”, if there was a year that was not summer or if he was worried about the arrival of artificial intelligence, Brazero responded with pleasure showing his new book.

However, it was the question of little Vera that aroused the laughs on set. The girl, in preschool age, did not hesitate to ask a worrying and crucial question: if Roberto Brasero felt something when the weather forecast failed.

“I know that every morning you go on TV,” Vera started. “How do you feel? Do you feel nervous? Do you feel sad? Do you start crying?”

A question that made Susanna Griso laugh and the brazier himself, who could not avoid recognizing that he did not cry. “But I get angry that something we have said has happened,” he confessed. Moreover, the meteorologist directly pointed to Susanna Griso to tell one of the anecdotes that most regretted his career.

“One day I got up in the morning, I climbed the blind thinking that I was going to lift me finding sun and I saw a snow span in my garden,” he says. “The following was a call from Susanna Griso:” Vente here to explain this snowfall “.” I didn’t understand it. All forecasts were wrong. “