The Ana Rosa show opens its 19th season on Telecinco this Monday, marking a slightly unusual start to the course. The usual host, Ana Rosa Quintana, cannot be on set as she has in past years, and her absence is noted by the team. Yet Joaquín Prat and Patricia Pardo carried the moment with warmth, acknowledging the lead and signaling that the program would return soon with the familiar energy viewers expect.
Following Patricia Pardo’s introduction of Esther López’s sister, who joined the morning magazine for a candid interview, the program revisited the familiar ritual that accompanies the season premiere. The team shared a quiet, almost tongue-in-cheek message about every season’s beginning: a nod to the tradition that sometimes finds Ana Rosa wearing white, a gesture many viewers associate with luck and a sense of renewal. The conversation leaned into optimism, with a belief that the audience would be upheld by the same steady presence that has defined the show over the years.
In a moment that underscored the sense of family behind the camera, the hosts directed a few words to Ana Rosa herself. They spoke to the camera with sincerity about the affection and support that permeates the team. The technical crew, the writers, and especially the loyal audience at home are all part of a shared effort to put forth the best possible program with heart and commitment.
Patricia Pardo emphasized that while they cannot present the ultimate version of the show without their standard leader, the team is focused on delivering an excellent product. The aim is to produce content they are proud of and that resonates with viewers, despite the absence of the usual guiding figure. The message was clear: the show will continue to deliver high-quality, wholehearted programming that will meet the expectations of a devoted audience.
Joaquín Prat added a few words of warmth and anticipation. He reminded everyone that the season is just beginning and that the team is ready to welcome Ana Rosa back with open arms when the moment arrives. The sentiment was mutual, with a shared trust that the MC will return soon, and when he does, they will be ready to greet him warmly on screen, continuing the tradition that has made the program a staple of morning television. He teased that the host would be sitting back in his familiar chair before long, signaling a return to the customary rhythm of the show.