Normal1 The solidarity music video campaign Bombolles de colors, the song by Boxets, has closed today its first phase with the delivery of the check for more than euros 30,000 raised for research in primary immunodeficiencies (IDP) in the Vall d'Hebron Barcelona Hospital Campus. The initiative, a project of the http://bit.ly/1FFaLMt" BCN PID Foundation, the band Boxets and the record label http://bit.ly/1YuLr5Y" Temps Record, has had the collaboration of the pharmaceutical company http://bit.ly/1XYrcPK" CSL Behring and http://bit.ly/2j0ZAvE" Obra Social "La Caixa", who provided part of the funding. The video, which can be watched on http://bit.ly/1OsHo8x" YouTube, with more than 90,000 views, and listened to on http://bit.ly/1UQAgC6" Spotify, it is finalist for the http://bit.ly/2jm97Mw" Enderrock awards in the category of best video. Normal1 The money raised will be used to promote research on primary immunodeficiencies, a group of so-called rare diseases that affect 1 in every 2,000 babies born alive in Catalonia, funding a pre-doctoral scholarship for two years at Vall d'Hebron Research Institute (VHIR) . Núria Murtra, responsible for coordinating research in this field thanks to the donation, said that "the donation keeps someone like her, a task essential for professionals of the Paediatrics Infectious Pathology and Immunodeficiencies Unit (UPIIP) to be able to combine their work and research assistance." This work is already bearing fruit, such as the inclusion of Vall d'Hebron in the European network of reference for rare diseases (ERN) in primary immunodeficiencies, conducting the multicentre study GAMACAT or the inclusion in several clinical trials. Normal1 A successful campaign Normal1 The campaign was launched last June with great success. In just 12 hours exceeded 20,000 views. The head of the UPIIP and head of the research group of infection in immunocompromised paediatric patients, Dr. Pedro Soler, highlighted the the success of Bombolles de colors shows that "we must incorporate synergies." For this reason, thanked the role of CSL Behring and Obra Social "La Caixa". In the words of Alexandra Aubeso, head of the immunodeficiencies at the pharmaceutical, all "is a merit of the team. We only bet on projects that can succeed and have good foundations." Normal1 In this sense, Dr. Joan Xavier Comella, VHIR's director, said that "people do the research, people who have face, eyes and heart. Such initiatives are special for their work on social awareness." A statement that shares Francesc Iglesias, Deputy Manager of the Vall d'Hebron University Hospital, who stated that "from the point of view of the centre, we see initiatives like this from two sides, the patient and the professionals that go beyond the strict scope of their work." Normal1 Bombolles de colors, is a song by Boxets especially written and dedicated to the BCN PID Foundation. It is part of the band's fourth album, A prop, published by Temps Record. In the music video participated several personalities from the world of entertainment, culture and sport, as Martina Klein, àlex Corretja, Anna Tarrés, Pep Bou, Mònica Green, Joan Lluís Bozzo, football players trained at the FC Barça and Juan Cámara and Sergi Samper, students of the school Sant Gervasi Nen Jesús and children with IPD. Normal1 The Unit of Infectious Pathology and Paediatrics Immunodeficiencies Normal1 Vall d'Hebron, through the http://bit.ly/1UeWCvi" Unit of Pediatrics Infectious Pathology and immunodeficiencies, is leader in care for paediatric patients affected by these diseases, with more than 700 patients (410 of whom pediatric) diagnosed in Catalonia. The UPIIP diagnoses 70% of the PID detected in Catalonia. In addition, the work with the http://bit.ly/1EbAqNZ" Immunology Service, in collaboration with the Haematopoietic Stem Cell Transplant Unit of the http://bit.ly/oncologia_ped" Paediatric Hematology and Oncology Service, among other services, place the Hospital among the centres of reference in Europe. In addition, as a differentiating factor compared to other centres, it has a program of transition from paediatric patients to adult units in the transversal program of rare diseases. Normal1 Research in immunodeficiencies Normal1 VHIR investigates these diseases at the research group of infection in immunocompromised paediatric patients. Led by Dr. Pere Soler, is formed mainly by pediatricians of the Paediatric Infectious Disease and Immunodeficiencies Unit. This unit is a pioneer in this field. The research focuses mainly on viral infections, fungal and bacterial infections. Also reflects both daily clinical practice and recommended guidelines by the European and national institutions over the next five to ten years. Normal1 They also study these diseases at the Immunology group, led by Dr. Ricardo Pujol, who has a direct link with the Paediatric Infectious Disease Unit. This work has Vall d'Hebron a reference centre in this field. Normal1 One member of the group of Immunology, Dr. Roger Colobran, is one of the components of the band Boxets, author of the song Bombolles de colors.