It's official: Ana Rosa Quintana, Joaquín Prat and Ana Terradillos will be the main faces on Telecinco's grid during the next television season. Starting in September, the morning and afternoon of the Mediaset channel will be made up of three different programs, whose names have also been known since Tuesday.
It was on May 5 when the news of the end of Sálvame broke. The historic program presented by Jorge Javier Vázquez would say goodbye to television in June to be replaced by a new magazine presented by Ana Rosa, who thus makes the leap to the afternoon after 18 years at the helm of El programa de AR.
A few weeks later, more information about the new program of the veteran communicator became known: it will be called TardeAR, in a clear play on words with her initials, and the presenter herself advanced that it would be new on the chain: "Until now, never ever I had done nothing like it on Telecinco," he said at a Mediaset event.
In addition to confirming that the format "will combine news, information and entertainment", the communication group advances the name of another presenter who will accompany Quintana in the afternoons of Telecinco: Beatriz Archidona, a communicator who has already led spaces such as It's already noon or The summer program.
As for the early hours of the day, viewers will find two different productions replacing both El programa de Ana Rosa and Ya es mediodía. The early riser will be the format led by Ana Terradillos, which recovers a brand already used by Telecinco years ago: The critical look.
Identical to the original program, Terradillos will conduct a "gathering on political, economic and social news" with a particularly rigorous tone. Later, Joaquín Prat will pick up the baton with Let's see, which will be much more relaxed and will combine current affairs with information from the heart.
Along with the presenter, Patricia Pardo will continue to be in charge of the current affairs block, while the section dedicated to the social chronicle will be run by Adriana Dorronsoro, who is currently a reporter for the so-called Social Club of El programa de Ana Rosa.
