The A Coruña Local Police Corps has accepted the challenge launched by the firefighters and has started dancing. A group of agents has joined the fun initiative launched by Metastatic Breast Cancer Association, that has managed to get these two security forces to move their hips for a good cause: to get this association to go The Hormiguero.
To do this, as the firefighters and local policemen did, the participants must record a video dancing to the choreography of the popular TV show and finish it by making a + symbol with your fingers and yelling “More research for more life.”
Nine local policemen performed the steps of the choreography and followed the indications of the association Spanish to make their contribution so that the program invites them to participate. “The Metastatic Breast Cancer Association wants to go to The Hormiguero, that’s why from the Local Police of A Coruña we challenge Deportivo Abanca “the agents shout before starting the choreography.
📢Aceptamos #reto de 🚒@bombeiroscoruna.
— Policía Local A Coruña (@Policia_Coruna) January 14, 2021
La Asociación de Cáncer de Mama Metastásico @CMMetastasico quiere ir a @El_Hormiguero🐜
Por eso, desde 🚔@Policía_Coruna retamos al Depor Abanca @RCDeportivo 🔵⚪ #MásInvestigaciónParaMásVida#CMMAlHormiguero pic.twitter.com/3yveT1NZPF
The police officers they performed the dance dressed in their work uniform and, at the end of the song, they make a + symbol with their fingers asking “More research for more life.”
The Mestastatic Breast Cancer Association (CMM) was officially established on February 6, 2018, at the initiative of a group of patients with advanced breast cancer in Spain. This is one disease that has no cure and whose metastases mainly affect the brain, liver, lung and bones. 20% of women with metastatic breast cancer are under 40 years of age; With current treatments, many of them will not reach 50.
