Ana Rosa has been on the air for more than 17 seasons. Over the past few years, it has managed to become a true benchmark for morning television. Despite the fierce competition that existed at the time, which has intensified since Antena 3’s affiliation with formats like Espejo Público The format presented by Ana Rosa Quintana was able to stand out from the competition with political news, gossip and events, as well as exclusive news and interviews.
Ana Rosa’s program began on Telecinco in the mornings, coinciding with the departure of then-morning queen María Teresa Campos to the main Atresmedia network. It was then that the audience took a radical turn and remained in the Telecinco format, which began to gain full numbers.
Ana Rosa’s program asks Alessandro Lequio about the content that Ana Obregón wrote before her death in the upcoming book. Anne continued to write the text and finished one of the projects Aless wanted to realize in the future.
Marisa Martín-Blázquez takes the floor and explains the information she has: “I have good information, I must say, this was not a book, it was a kind of diary, somewhat disconnected from what Aless was going through at the time.“. Also, the journalist explains the details: “She had very few pages, not the pages that Ana said.”
“From that moment on, with the help of an editor, she starts writing what she thought Aless could put into that book,” says Marisa Martín-Blázquez. After these confessions, the journalist makes the following statement: “The knowledge I have is different from Ana Obregón’s”.
Lequio pronounces in pages written by his son
While collaborators on the set are discussing Aless’s writing, Joaquín Prat directly asks Lequio: “Alessanro, can we ask you about the book?” The Italian answers without difficulty: “I know the pages my son wrote and I have them. He’s written 20 pages, very well written, very well written”.
Regarding the content, Lequio comments: “Very nice reflections to be honest, I can’t tell you more because I don’t know the rest.” Ana Rosa asks her partner: “The seed of a book or newspaper?“. Alessandro sentence: “It can be the seed of a book, yes“.
“I don’t know anything about those pages,” says Alessandro, regarding the content that Ana Obregón wrote for the remainder of the book. Finally, he says the following about his son Aless: “He was a well-read man, a man who loved to read and loved to write.”