Mediaset has decided to cancel Sálvame to facelift Telecinco. The bomb was dropped by El Mundo during the afternoon of Friday, May 5 and shook the chain. It just coincided with the Friday Deluxe broadcast, so there was a lot of anticipation for what was going to happen on the set after the bombing.
Jorge Javier Vázquez began the night by presenting the contents of the program together with the protagonists of the interviews, but he did not make any special mention of the cancellation of the program. Viewers, seeing that the program was going to shut up, expressed their discomfort on social networks. However, during the interview with Yaiza, who tried to justify his behavior in Survivors, the collaborators and Jorge Javier himself ended up joking about the future of the program.
The Canary Islander had a very complicated night because of everything she had to clarify and the number of fronts open. But he didn't even know how to explain what an offside is, something that would have to be a piece of cake for someone who has had a long career on the bench. So Kiko Matamoros, before the inaccuracies of the guest, decided to intervene to make some corrections.
"With the night that Yaiza has...", commented Jorge Javier, implying with a certain sarcasm that this was not the time to correct the Canary Islander. And at that moment the naturalness of the program came to light. "And us," Lydia Lozano was heard saying, a humorous comment that Kiko Hernández also picked up at the moment. They both laughed, and Jorge Javier couldn't contain his laughter at the comment from his teammates either.
But it is not the only occasion throughout the night in which the cancellation of what has been the star program of Telecinco's afternoons was indirectly mentioned. Jorge Javier did it on several occasions.
The first, seeing that Yaiza was not up to the task of telling the ins and outs of her family as she had threatened to do, decided to force the Canary Island's response: "Tell it, tell it now that you never know." She also assured between laughs that she was going to go to the Greek island of Mykonos "now that I have time."
In addition, the presenter, when addressing Miriam, daughter of the tiktoker Ginés Corregüela, also made a proclamation in favor of the LGTBI collective, something that the new managers do not like: "Don't let yourself be overwhelmed. Long live the collective and the fags!" .
And at one point, when Jorge Javier was remembering the late Marujita Díaz and her foot-kissing episode with Matamoros, the collaborator took the opportunity to drop a very scathing comment. "Here it smells like death, I don't say anything...", said Matamoros, referring to the fact that the program had passed away. Master Joao, taking the hint, told him to shut up.
As FórmulaTV has advanced, the chain has already established the temporary heir of Sálvame. As the portal has detailed, Telecinco will entrust the same time slot to Así es la vida, a new program for all audiences that will be presented by Sandra Barneda, who is currently filming the seventh season of La Isla de las Tentaciones.
Very few details of the format are known, which will be produced by Cuarzo. However, everything indicates that it will be released on June 19, three days after Sálvame says goodbye forever. In addition, Así es la vida would end in September, when Ana Rosa Quintana will take over the reins of Telecinco's afternoons.
With this unexpected move, Mediaset's new management leadership continues to be committed to renewal and innovation in its television schedule, and 'Así es la vida' is the latest example of this. And waiting for more details, this new afternoon program promises to be one of the great attractions of the summer on the chain.
