Trained as a journalist, Dominique Tenza is in the process of making a name for herself on M6 by officiating first as a joker at the presentation of the 12:45 and 19:45. Viewers could thus find him on the air when he replaced Nathalie Renoux or Xavier de Moulins. And he is indeed even more present on the channel since, since January 6, Dominique Tenza has been presenting all the M6 weekend news until next August. Dominique Tenza is far from being new to the media world. He joined the reporting department of RTL in 2008, covering in particular the Bygmalion affair, then the chaotic presidential campaign of François Fillon. Subsequently, he integrates RTL Morning alongside Yves Calvi, then presents a program in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, before returning to the morning in charge of the 6:30 a.m. and 8 a.m. newspapers.
Dominique Tenza amused by his new notoriety
On the strength of these experiences, M6, which belongs to the same group as RTL, therefore offered him the position of joker in its television news. Guest a few days ago in We redo the TVDominique Tenza explained that this new notoriety amused him: “Frankly, for the moment, it makes me laugh, it’s not intrusive.” He nevertheless revealed receiving messages “more or less” benevolent, on a regular basis: “I receive small benevolent messages more or less, small private messages, to which I answer or not… It’s new, that’s for sure,” he explains first before adding: “15 years of radio, people don’t know you, do a little bit of TV, and now you have more friends on Instagram.”
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A passage on TV that involves some conditions
Dominique Tenza was on January 26 in Media Culture on Europe 1 and the journalist returned to his regular arrival on television, he who had mainly known radio until then. And this transition earned him some new demands in terms of his look. “To come to the radio, you can come with a badly trimmed beard, with a hoodie, with a funny t-shirt… On TV, it’s a little different, so there is the passage to the stylist, you have to choose the suit, the beard it had better be rather well trimmed“. Before specifying: “I have the right to keep it but on condition that it is well cut; it’s not much but obviously you don’t work the same way on TV as you do on the radio“, concludes Dominique Tenza.
