Jorge Javier Vázquez is preparing his return to television after some very difficult months. The one who was the presenter of Sálvame on Telecinco for fourteen years withdrew from the screens last May, alleging mental health problems after a few complicated weeks led by the closure of his program. However, the television figure will be back in front of the cameras soon with a new program: Chinese Tales.
The new Telecinco format has already taken its first steps between the Fuencarral studios with the recording of a pilot program on July 21st. Different and striking details have emerged from him by droppers, in particular the presence of a signing that has not yet been announced. This is Susi Caramelo, comedian and presenter of her own program, Rojo Caramelo, on Movistar Plus; She is also a collaborator of the José Mota Live Show on La 1.
The native of L'Hospitalet de Llobregat was spotted during the pilot tests, stating that she would be present on the program as a reporter. Information that different media have reported, but that neither party has been in a hurry to confirm or deny. In this way, the comedian would join the team along with Germán González, editor of Sálvame and Cazamariposas, who also participated in the recording of this test program.
Despite debuting on television as a contestant on ¡Allá tú! In 2008, Susana Cabero did not begin to take her first steps as a reporter until ten years later, on Comedy Central's CC News program. Since then, she has participated and collaborated in a multitude of television spaces and in numerous roles: from a guest judge on Drag Race Spain to a contestant on Tu cara me suena. However, her connection with Jorge Javier was already planted.
In 2022, Susi Caramelo attended Deluxe as a guest, and became very good friends with the presenter from Badalona. A good tune that was repeated in reverse, when the main person in charge of Sálvame came as a guest to several of the programs that the comedian presented on Movistar. In the absence of confirming his signing, it would be the fourth television group with which she collaborates, after the blue teleoperator, Televisión Española and Atresmedia.
Jorge Javier's return to television kept many colleagues and acquaintances in suspense. One day after the Telecinco announcement, Terelu Campos clarified his situation: “He is already fine. For everyone it was a shock because he could have done it differently. You can't make so many workers believe that everything was going well, when they weren't telling you the truth. With the truth you go everywhere, no matter how hard it is. And they could have done it in a more elegant way.”
