Little by little, new details are becoming known after last week's bombing: the abrupt end of 'Save me' after 14 years on the air. Mediaset has confirmed this Monday that Ana Rosa Quintana will take charge of the "new daily magazine" in the afternoons and from next September.
The Mediaset statement reiterates that 'Sálvame' and 'Deluxe' will end their broadcasts in June and that, likewise, "Mediaset Spain is also preparing a new format for the summer afternoons in collaboration with Cuarzo Producciones (Banijay Iberia), that Sandra Barneda will lead".
Regarding the new space that Ana Rosa will present, Mediaset points out that it is preparing it for "next season" and that it will be a "daily current affairs format, which will combine information and entertainment".
The programs 'Sálvame' and 'Deluxe' will end their broadcasts in June. After a long and successful career on television in which it has accompanied millions of viewers every afternoon for 14 years of uninterrupted broadcasts, 'Save Me' will say goodbye as one of the big formats on the small screen.
During the summer months, Telecinco will broadcast in its afternoon slot from Monday to Friday a format that it is preparing in collaboration with Cuarzo Producciones (Banijay Iberia) and that Sandra Barneda will present.
