With the arrival of the new television season, many Spanish channels have launched their new news programmes. The first to do so was Televisión Española with the new space by Jaime Cantizano, Mañaneros. This new morning magazine will face Susanna Griso's consolidated Espejo Público and the new Telecinco programs, which will kick off next week.
And there is only one week left to find out what La Mirada Crítica and Vamos a ver will be like, the two new programs presented by Ana Terradillos and Joaquín Prat and which will occupy the morning hours of Telecinco starting September 11. Another of the audiovisual group's big bets is TardeAR, Ana Rosa Quintana's new space, which will also begin this month of September.
Given the imminent premiere that is coming up on the Fuencarral channel, the entire team of the new afternoon format is finalizing all the details to be able to reinforce that time slot, which has been weakened since the closure of Sálvame on June 23. For this reason, every day we learn of new signings with which the journalist will try to regain leadership.
This same Monday we learned that the new star signing of the Unicorn Content program is nothing more and nothing less than Manuel Díaz 'El Cordobés. The 55-year-old extorero announced his retirement from the arena this year, but Virginia Troconis's husband will continue to be at the forefront of the media spotlight thanks to his imminent incorporation into Ana Rosa Quintana's team.
The ex-torrero will meet up with an old acquaintance, his ex-wife Vicky Martín Berrocal, who, as the Informalia medium well anticipated, will also be part of the program's collaborators. This unexpected reunion is not going to pose any problem for the collaborators, since since they announced their separation, in 2001, they have always shown to have a very good relationship.
According to Informalia, 'El Cordobés' will grant his first interview to Ana Rosa Quintana, after a few months ago we learned about the long-awaited reconciliation between the former bullfighter and his father, Manuel Benítez, after more than 54 years of continuous disagreements.
