The host talked about his continuity, job offers, and the changes that could come to his team
One of the most talked-about moments of the interview came when he was asked how he envisioned a possible competition with Yanina Latorre, in case she continued at América and he ended up at El Nueve.
Ángel de Brito revealed his intentions for 2027 and left open the possibility of continuing with his current team. Amid the changes in the television landscape following the sale of Mandarina, he also spoke about a potential competition with Yanina Latorre.
The host assured that he is not worried about facing another program and stated that he is clear about what type of product he wants to create. For now, he acknowledged that he must listen to the proposals he receives before defining his next step.
In a conversation with Los Profesionales de Siempre, De Brito expressed that his intention for next year is to return with LAM and maintain the team that currently supports him, although he left open the possibility of changes among its members.
“My intention next year is to do LAM again with my team, with the people I’m with, with those who want to stay, with those who want to continue. We’ll see,” he affirmed.
Additionally, he joked about the possibility of one of the panelists leaving the show: “Maybe I’ll get rid of an angelita. Maybe I’ll let them go.” However, he later clarified that he respects his colleagues' work decisions.
“We all have offers, we are workers and we have to think about what’s best for each one. When something better comes along for a colleague, I’m the first to say they should go,” he stated.
“I’m not worried about any competition,” the host replied. He added: “I know what product I make, how I make it, what I like to do. If I have to compete with Yanina, that’s fine.”
In this way, De Brito did not rule out a potential television clash with his former colleague, although he has not yet confirmed a channel change or defined where he will continue his career.
The journalist made these statements on Wednesday night, shortly after returning from his vacation in Europe. During the interview, he acknowledged that he was already aware of the sale of Mandarina to Grupo Octubre before traveling.
“I knew before I left,” he said. When asked about his future and a possible arrival at El Nueve, he expressed his affection for the channel, although he avoided confirming any decision: “I need to sit down and listen to the offers.”
De Brito was also a partner of Bondi Stream along with Mariano Chihade. In a conversation with Florencia de la V, he had hinted that the streaming channel would move to the studios of TeleArte, in Palermo, where a stand would be built to hold events with an audience.
