Jalis de la Serna is set to become a leading figure on laSexta’s festive broadcast, bringing a seasoned journalist’s precision to a program that blends award‑winning reporting with the energy of a global audience. He will be joined by Italian creator Zazza, a widely recognized voice in conflict‑zone news who has built a substantial following on YouTube for his reporting in challenging environments. A new special episode, Patrullando la Navidad, will debut on the Atresmedia network on January 4th, inviting viewers to experience the holidays through an original lens.
The hosts will each contribute their distinct storytelling styles, weaving together traditional journalism with the fresh perspectives of prominent content creators. The result is a program that honors established reporting craft while embracing contemporary modes of narration and audience engagement.
Patrullando la Navidad aims to show how Christmas unfolds in places where television crews rarely have access, offering a rare glimpse into locales where holiday rituals take on different meanings. The special seeks to present a warm, intimate look at the season that resonates with viewers who crave authenticity in storytelling and a sense of connection beyond glossy holiday imagery.
The Christmas Patrol will venture into areas where the usual displays of festivity are absent or markedly altered. If Christmas is visible at all in these places, it appears in a way that breaks from familiar scenes and expectations. The program promises to capture the contrasts and surprises of the season in environments that feel distant from the standard holiday narrative, revealing a world where Christmas is experienced in unanticipated, sometimes starkly different ways.
Filmed in various settings, Patrullando la Navidad chronicles unique local traditions and the ways communities mark the season. The project follows two reporters as they navigate paradoxes and unexpected moments, often in places where danger or unpredictability can arise without warning. The episodes highlight resilience, humanity, and the diverse ways people celebrate, even when circumstances complicate traditional celebrations. The result is a documentary‑style exploration that respects the gravity of the moment while maintaining a sense of curiosity and adventure throughout the journey.