Ana Rosa Quintana is happy to start a new stage as Telecinco's main afternoon presenter. The one who was one of the 'queens of the mornings' aims to unseat Sonsoles Ónega and Jordi González so that her new program, TardeAR, leads the competition.
"I have asked please that I don't want to do anything because it is already hard enough for me to leave. A third of my life has been spent on this couch," said the journalist in her farewell to The Ana Rosa Program. Now, she already has everything ready to premiere next September 18 starting at 5 p.m., and she will do it very well accompanied.
“I want to have fun, I think I have earned it,” said Ana Rosa Quintana at the official presentation of TardeAR. And it seems that she is willing to do it in the first program by Manuel Díaz, 'El Cordobés'. The bullfighter will be one of the guests at the presenter's premiere in the afternoons.
After his serious injury on August 12, from which he has already recovered, the right-hander will give his first interview. And it could be that he meets his ex-wife Vicky Martín Berrocal, since she is one of the confirmed collaborators of the space.
But will not be the one. Lolita will also be one of the guests on Ana Rosa's first program. She herself will be one of the protagonists of El musical de tu vida, a new space where the lives of celebrities will be addressed through musical performances. But it seems that she wants to show her support for the presenter first.
Finally, actress Maribel Verdú will complete the cast of guests for this premiere. The artist has made the leap to the DC universe and is part of the superhero film The Flash.
All the details of this new program are now known, including the team of collaborators. Xavier Sardà, Alaska, Mario Vaquerizo, Vicky Martín Berrocal, Marina Rivers, Madame de Rosa, Ana Brito, Carolina Ferre, Cristina Cifuentes and Cristina Tárrega, are some of the names that will accompany Ana Rosa Quintana every afternoon.
A magazine that plans to mix information, entertainment and interviews. With this, they will try to capture the audience, just as Sálvame did during its 14 years of broadcast. “A failure in audiences would be losing against Jordi González and Sonsoles Ónega,” said the presenter in an interview for El Televisero.
