Sonsoles Ónega is one of the most important communicators in our country. After hosting several programs on Mediaset España for years, the journalist signed with Antena 3 to present an afternoon show that would be titled after her: And Now, Sonsoles.
After several months at the head of the Atresmedia space, Fernando Ónega's daughter has established herself in the time slot and the program has positioned itself as the leader to beat in terms of audience. Thanks to the good results, social networks and some media have baptized the Madrid native as the 'queen of the afternoons', a title that Ana Rosa Quintana and her program TardeAR have not been able to take away from her.
The communicator has found her place on television and appears comfortable and happy every day in the space she presents. However, there are days when the routine changes and specific topics are discussed that make Ónega leave her comfort zone.
This afternoon, the presenter experienced a very special program today for different reasons. The first is that she has turned 45 years old surrounded by a team that respects and loves her and the second is that she has received the communicator Jorge Fernández on set.
The presenter of La Rouleta de la Suerte has come to the magazine to celebrate the 17th anniversary of the legendary entertainment space, a figure within the reach of very few formats today.
Happy, but nervous, the host of Y Ahora, Sonsoles has made a confession about her experience working on another competing program, which was broadcast at the same time as 'La roulette': ''Look, I'm going to tell it. Indeed, you have been my nightmare when I was on Telecinco. We competed and it was 'How much has Jorge and 'La roulette' done?''
It is not that Fernández and his program have been on the air for more than 15 years, it is that, today, his contest is one of the most watched spaces on Spanish television and leads the pre-news slot daily.
Fernández's absolute leadership at that time made it very difficult for the presenter, which is why the athlete celebrated her signing and no longer having to 'compete' with a professional like her. The man from Alicante was so happy about the incorporation of Sonsoles to the communication group that he dedicated a tweet to him: ''Welcome Sonsoles Ónega to Atresmedia. We're not going to have to compete in the same time slot anymore!''
