María Belén Ludueña returns to El Trece with a new television challenge following her departure from Mujeres Argentinas. The host will lead an afternoon show that promises to combine news, current events, and entertainment.
The channel released the first promo for the program, which will be called "Tarde o temprano". The network announced that the show aims to become a meeting point for the afternoon audience.
El canal lanzó la primera promo del programa
The first promo for "Tarde o temprano"
The official social media accounts of El Trece shared the first preview of the new show hosted by María Belén Ludueña. In the video, the journalist previews the spirit of the program with phrases that highlight its approachable and dynamic tone.
"Sooner or later, you're going to find out everything: you're going to feel like part of it. You're going to be surprised, you're going to get hooked", Ludueña says in the introduction spot.
She then adds: "Sooner or later, current events have their place. The stories arrive. Everything connects: your new meeting point".
What happened with "Mujeres Argentinas"
Several weeks ago, the host spoke about the end of her previous show, Mujeres Argentinas, and explained the reasons for the change. In a conversation with Los profesionales de siempre (El Nueve), Ludueña confirmed her move to the afternoon time slot and emphasized that the decision was agreed upon with the channel.
"Starting in November, I'm moving to the afternoon, at 2:45 p.m., with a new show. The channel asked me if I could cover that time slot and I agreed", she stated. She also emphasized that the proposal excites her: "I love the morning, but this new challenge makes me very happy".
A renewed team and a new challenge
Regarding the team that will accompany her, Ludueña indicated that the names are still being decided and that it will be a different staff from Mujeres Argentinas. "It's not something I handle, those are decisions made by the channel", she clarified.
Finally, the host assured that she keeps a good relationship with her former colleagues and wished that all of them could continue working. "That's how television is, no one is exempt from these things happening", she concluded.
