Ana Rosa Quintana made a notable shift in her broadcasting schedule this September, moving to the afternoon slot on Telecinco and leaving behind her long-standing reputation as the queen of the mornings. The change sparked discussion about who might claim that coveted title next, a question Quintana herself has weighed in on on more than one occasion.
As the live flow of TardeAR reached its final moments, the journalist used the moment to introduce a forthcoming feature on a special episode titled Life goes on, centered on a tribute to Julio Iglesias presented by Joaquin Prat.
In her opening remarks, Ana Rosa underscored the importance of the broadcast, saying that viewers would not want to miss this opportunity. She previewed a biography of Julio Iglesias that would include insights from his closest friends. The host then praised her partner in the program, emphasizing that the collaboration with Joaquin Prat would likely deliver strong audience engagement and a memorable viewing experience.
The promotion continued with a nod to the long-running partnership that has defined their show, a collaboration that has kept the Telecinco audience connected for years. The message from Ana Rosa highlighted the value of shared success and teamwork on air, reinforcing the sense that the dynamic duo remains a driving force behind the program.
She concluded with a candid assessment of leadership on the program, noting that the title of queen of the mornings might belong to Joaquin Prat, given his prominent role at the top of the company. The statement pointed to a new format adopted by the show three months prior, signaling a shift in how the program positions its presenters and the personalities behind its continued evolution. [Source: Telecinco]