Ana Rosa Quintana has had a very busy week. The mythical journalist from Madrid has interviewed the main political leaders of our country in recent days ahead of the upcoming elections to be held on July 23. Due to these important appointments, Quintana has been working tirelessly to offer the public quality content from her.
The communicator's meetings with Alberto Feijóo, Yolanda Díaz and the current President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, have given much to talk about on social networks and have generated endless controversies that have taken their toll on the presenter, who is "exhausted" ''.
After many months of working non-stop, the journalist announced yesterday that she is going on vacation for a few days to "recover her energy." As she narrated, the last two weeks of the program have been very intense and she needs to stop.
Quintana broke the news after connecting with Ana Terradillos and sending a funny message that made those present on set burst out laughing: "Hey, by the way. Now when we're done, I'll invite you to a few beers in case you want to get down there in front." To explain why she was going to have a drink with the team as a 'farewell', the businesswoman announced that she was leaving Telecinco for a week.
"I'll be back before the electoral campaign ends and I'll be there to analyze the election results," he explained to reassure all those faithful viewers who watch his gathering every morning.
As of today, Friday July 7, Patricia Pardo is in charge of the morning program and will lead the different discussion tables until Quintana returns from her vacation retreat. It should be noted that Ella Pardo has been working with the presenter for more than 10 years and that she has become her official replacement, so this task does not come as a surprise.
The new television season that starts in September will mark a before and after in the history of the blue channel. The new leaders of Mediaset España have made a series of changes to the grid with which they hope that Telecinco will regain leadership and the trust of viewers.
One of the most significant changes that they have taken from the leadership of the communication group has been the cancellation of Sálvame, a program that had been on the air for more than 14 years and that boosted the channel's afternoons with good audiences. In order to renew the image of the chain, the businessmen in charge of Mediaset have decided that, in the new season, Ana Rosa Quintana will present an afternoon show in that time slot.
Until then, Quintana will continue to lead El Programa de Ana Rosa, but when that date arrives, the journalist will change sets, colleagues and work hours. Consequently, it will be Ana Terradillos who will occupy her position and her chair, leading the most watched morning news program on television.
For the Basque communicator it is not a new task because she has already held the position of presenter of El Programa del Verano, the summer version of El Programa de Ana Rosa, on multiple occasions.
