Ana Rosa Quintana is steering the evening program on Telecinco with a steady hand, guiding the segment’s energy and tone as new dynamics unfold on the flagship hour. The network has signaled an intention to refresh the show by integrating voices and viewpoints that resonate with a broad audience, ensuring conversations stay lively while maintaining a clear editorial stance. This renewed focus aims to keep viewers engaged as the program navigates current events, light entertainment, and in-depth interviews, balancing credibility with accessibility for a national audience across the United States and Canada who tune into Telecinco’s late time slot.
The presence of Boris Izaguirre at the table of VIP contributors expands the program’s palette of personalities starting this Thursday. Izaguirre, long recognized for his sharp commentary and social insight, joins a panel that promises sharper analysis and more varied perspectives on the week’s headlines. His addition signals a commitment to diverse expertise, enriching discussions with experiences drawn from entertainment, culture, and media history. The format remains anchored in the show’s signature mix of analysis, anecdotes, and spontaneous banter, but with a fresh cadence that keeps the dialogue unpredictable and engaging for a wide audience.
Previously, Izaguirre made his mark in other high-profile media settings, including an earlier return to the entertainment beat where he offered commentary and critique as part of a prominent program. There, the team leveraged his distinctive voice to shape conversations about trends, audience preferences, and the evolving landscape of television. His reintegration into the Telecinco lineup follows that trajectory, reflecting a broader strategy to leverage trusted voices that can anchor conversations while inviting new energy into the studio. As audiences respond, the show’s editors fine-tune the balance between wall-to-wall analysis and lighter segments that keep the pace brisk and approachable.
In this new phase, under Ana Rosa Quintana’s guidance, the program will feature conversations with a range of professionals who bring different facets of popular culture to bear. Regular contributors such as Mario Vaquerizo, Vicky Martín Berrocal, Manuel Díaz, known as El Cordobés, Ana Brito, Bibiana Fernández, and Carolina Ferre are expected to offer insights rooted in their own experiences. Their presence will help build a tapestry of perspectives on fashion, celebrities, politics, and social topics, reflecting the multiplicity of tastes in audiences across North America who follow the show both on traditional television and streaming platforms. The enduring collaboration with this circle of guests also reinforces the sense of continuity for longtime viewers, while inviting fresh conversation for newcomers who are just discovering the program. The relationship with a veteran editor and mentor, often cited as a stabilizing influence, remains a cornerstone of the broadcast’s character and rhythm, providing a steady through-line as the team experiments with new segments and formats.