This Tuesday morning, after eighteen years on the air, The Ana Rosa program has come to an end. Telecinco has put an end to the broadcasts of the morning show presented by Ana Rosa Quintana, before the Madrilenian makes the leap to a new slot in September with TardeAR. They are almost two decades current, interviews with big names, controversies and other moments, all of them shared by each of his collaborators.
One of the most emotional has been Patricia Pardo. The substitute presenter of the program when Ana Rosa was absent, has published a heartfelt video on Instagram, accompanied by her story in the magazine in great detail. Since her entry in 2010 to the present, Pardo has detailed the intensity and emotion that working in such a prominent space on Spanish television meant for her.
“On July 5, 2010, I stepped on The AR program for the first time. A summer substitution in the heart section, with no sign of being able to access a position in the newsroom. What life is… At the age of 28 they gave me the opportunity to present The Summer Program and since then I have had the honor of leading it for 9 years”, indicated the collaborator at the beginning of her writing, before going into details and praising the entire team.
“They have been very intense seasons; coverage that has practically forced me to live away from home or to sacrifice time and family events. Some of them, suitcase and microphone in hand, touring Spain with the hope of getting the best exclusive; and others, trying to do my best on set to take my program to the top. I say 'my program' because I am one of those who have always felt, from the heart, the colors; of those who firmly believed in this project and fought to make it shine, ”she said.
“For a long time this has been my family and the feeling of belonging has been so strong that for me it was only possible to fight for these acronyms, for my AR. I do not regret it, because I take with me unique moments that have made me very happy and why not say it if I am taking stock of 13 years of my life and my mother is reading this post?
“Today the feeling that accompanies me is nostalgia and a certain emptiness, but also gratitude. Thank you, the greatest, to all the people who have allowed me to get to where I am. Beginning with Silvia Fonseca, the person who made that call in the summer of 2010, trusted me and was my accomplice in very hard times”, Pardo thanked, mentioning all the collaborators and colleagues with whom he shared the set for thirteen years.
