Telecinco continues with its particular revolution. The new Mediaset España direct is willing to break with the ‘Paolo Vasile era’ and completely change the image of its main channel to bet on a much more familiar one. The first victim? ‘Save me’. The La Fábrica de la Tele format said goodbye to its viewers on June 23 after fourteen years on the air. Ana Rosa Quintana will be the new queen of the evenings for September, the month in which the new television season begins.
The jump of the popular presenter to the slot that until now has been occupied by Jorge Javier Vázquez will cause a real tsunami in the chain. And it is that, according to ‘Algo Pasa TV’, Telecinco plans to shelve ‘The Ana Rosa program’ and ‘It’s noon’ to bet on other formats that will also be in charge of Unicorn Content, the producer of Ana Rosa Quintana.
As of September, Ana Terradillos leaves Cuatro and returns to Telecinco to take charge of the first section of the mornings with a program “closely linked to the last minute of national and international political and economic news.” With this move, the chain leaves behind the ‘AR’ brand, which for so many years has been successful in that time slot.
The second part of the morning will be led by Joaquín Prat who will say goodbye to ‘It’s already noon’ before the refusal of the presenter to continue with his ‘doublet’ in the chain. “A new current affairs magazine that will address major issues of social interest and the latest news from the world of the heart with live connections and opinions from a team of collaborators,” says ‘El Confi TV’.
Ana Rosa, with ‘Afternoon’
For her part, Ana Rosa Quintana will debut in ‘TardeAR’, the format that will fill the gap left vacant by ‘Sálvame’ and which ‘Así es la vida’ occupies during the summer months, with Sandra Barneda. A new program with which Telecinco will seek to compete against ‘Y ahora Sonsoles’. A duel that is generating great curiosity among viewers since the Sonsoles Ónega space has recently signed some of the best-known faces of ‘El programa de Ana Rosa’ such as Cruz Morcillo, Beatriz Cortázar and Paloma García-Pelayo.
