Dani Mateo is one of the most popular faces of La Sexta. The legendary presenter does a double almost every day on the channel's television grid. He first presents the fun and humorous afternoon program, Zapeando. And at night he collaborates on the program presented by El Gran Wyoming, El Intermedio.
On the occasion of the last election day, the nightly news program decided to extend its season for another month, to give first-hand all the news related to the past elections on July 23. For this reason, its presenters and collaborators had to delay their expected vacations.
And although the post-election hangover is still more active than ever, the El Intermedio team closed the season a few weeks ago, to begin their long-awaited month of vacation away from all the political earthquake. For this reason, and although he wanted to extend his presence on the program as long as possible, Dani Mateo said goodbye to all Zapeando viewers this Friday, August 4.
Throughout the broadcast, the program has been playing to the fullest with the presenter's farewell and many of the sections this Friday have been related to Mateo's departure. Master Joao has been one of the great protagonists of the afternoon, when the presenter has asked him if he will return alive from Japan, the place where he goes on vacation, due to the dangerous typhoon that is hitting the islands.
After reading what the letters had predicted, Master Joao was very clear with the presenter. ''Don't go to Japan,'' he commented. "Go to hell," the presenter replied. ''Also be careful with food in Japan,'' the guest told him. Minutes later he played the cards again and the letter of "death" came out. "Don't go away," the seer insisted.
In the final stretch of the program, the presenter wanted to dedicate a word to the audience, in which he asked them to continue watching the space, even if he was not there. ''So far today's Zapping. Next week there will be other people, I'm going on vacation. I'm leaving but I'll be back '', he assured. About the mystery of his substitute or substitute for him, the presenter was not clear. ''I leave you in the best hands. what hands? Very good, they are very good. You will have to see the program to verify it '', he assured.
