Though America TV has many fascinating proposals for this 2023, the truth is that unlike other channels it did not wait for March to unveil some of these long-awaited shows, and the proof is that on January 2, two of the most longed-for programs were released.
One of the most renowned programs of America TV It was that of Luis Ventura and María Belén Ludueña called “Los Invasores de la TV”, which occupied the time slot that Florencia Peña had with “LPA” in the middle of Daniel Vila.
However, the mornings also had a different touch in America TV, since at 11:00 am the spectators received Nicolás Magaldi with his new show “Epa Verano”. This space has the typical touch of a magazine, since it covered current affairs, entertainment and the summer season in different seaside areas of the country.
This show not only generated relevance for its unexpected panel but also the cube channel It achieved a very good number for this time slot, since the minute-by-minute rating reached a 1.8 rating. It should be noted that the leader of this schedule continues to be Telefe with the program “Ariel en su Salsa”.
An important fact is that it was the most watched premiere of America TVsince the space of Ludueña and Ventura barely achieved 0.8 rating points, since the control of the nights is still in the hands of the reality show “Big Brother”.
Magaldi is not alone
One of the things that most impressed the driver’s new show is his great team of experts to deal with these mentioned issues, since he surrounded himself with well-known figures from the medium. Some of the most mentioned were Daniel Ambrosino, in charge of the entertainment section; and Diana Deglauy, who had already made her debut in the “A la Tarde” space.
But, without a doubt, the surprise was the return of Eliana Guercio, the wife of soccer player Sergio Romero, who returned to show business after being absent for many years. Let’s remember that the model was one of the most recognized vedettes of her time and she even held a chair several times in the “LAM” program.
