Mediaset España viewers were left speechless this morning when Jorge Javier Vázquez reappeared on screen to promote his new program: Cuentos Chinos.
The Catalan philologist has participated in a promotional video for the interview space that will be released next Monday, September 11. Although many thought that he would return with a format for afternoons or weekend nights (Friday or Saturday), his program will occupy the prime time access slot for now, competing against big venues like El Hormiguero.
''Jorge Javier Vázquez is back! Next Monday, September 11, the premiere of Cuentos Chinos on Telecinco. We are waiting for you after the newscast!'' wrote the official Mediaset España account on their social networks.
After a few difficult months in which he has moved away from television for different reasons, the presenter is back in front of the cameras with a positive attitude and with recharged batteries. In addition, it seems that he is willing to give everything in this new format of La Fábrica de la Tele, a production company that also carried Sálvame (a program that he presented for 14 years).
In the audiovisual piece you can see Belén Esteban's friend with a thuggish attitude and a great desire to 'get into trouble'. ''I return with the strength of kung fu, the firmness of the Great Wall, the desire to play of a panda bear and with more energy than a bowl of ginseng. See you in Chinese Tales,'' expresses the writer of Before Oblivion, Life Was Seriously or Last Summer of Youth in the small video.
The communicator decided to withdraw from public life and not attend events or programs. His decision was so firm that he did not even participate in the finale of the Save Me program, something that broke the hearts of millions of people who saw him daily.
Jorge Javier Vázquez will not be alone in the interview space, as he will have a large team of collaborators who are very excited about the opportunity and who are dying to get started and connect with the audience.
Among the workers of Cuentos Chinos we find comedians like Susi Caramelo, imitators like Josep Ferré (with whom Vázquez shares great complicity), Germán González (former editor of Sálvame), Carla Pulpón (who will get into the skin of the mascot of the program) , the designer José Perea (who has also worked with the presenter), the former politician Celia Villalobos, etc. In addition, this morning the signing of Kike Calleja, one of the most remembered reporters of the program dedicated to the tabloids, was made public, so everything indicates that Jorge Javier will feel at home in his new space.
