The host met with Adrián Suar and already has a new show in the works on El Trece's screen
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Mario Pergolini broke the silence and referred to his meeting with Adrián Suar, which fueled rumors about his return to television.
The host spoke about the enigmatic post he published on social media and left open the possibility of returning with a new project on El Trece.
Mario Pergolini rompió el silencio y se refirió a su encuentro con Adrián Suar
Is Mario Pergolini returning to television?
After a meeting with Adrián Suar, there was speculation about Pergolini's return to the small screen. In an Instagram story, the former CQC wrote: "Is it time to return?", which sparked all kinds of comments.
However, when asked by a LAM reporter, he denied the publication: "Where, at what time? How are you going to congratulate if you don't know?" He even added: "I don't have social media. On Instagram, I never said that".
What does Pergolini think about El Trece?
Amid the rumors, Pergolini made a controversial statement: "To El Trece? They kicked me out of there". He also ironically commented on his relationship with the medium: "TV is dead".
But he also surprised by talking about Suar: "I was at odds with him for a long time, but now I like him very much. If he were my boss, I would chat with him all the time".
The agreement with Adrián Suar is already closed
According to Laura Ubfal, Pergolini already has everything arranged with El Trece for his return. The meeting with Suar took place on Thursday, April 17, and reportedly ended with a concrete agreement.
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Although there were rumors that he would be part of American Idol, the channel denied it. The new project will be local and is already underway.
What will Pergolini's new show be like?
Details about the format are not yet known, but a show that combines current events, analysis, and the ironic style that characterizes Pergolini is expected.
The return generates anticipation both in the industry and among the host's followers, who have been away from prime time for years.
