After her departure, a renowned communicator will join the show hosted by Susana Roccasalvo on El Nueve.
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After the farewell of Daniel Gómez Rinaldi from the program Implacables, it was finally revealed who will be his replacement. The information was disclosed by journalist Gustavo Méndez through his social media.
"Lola Cordero is the journalist chosen to replace Daniel Gómez Rinaldi in Implacables," Méndez announced.
La información fue revelada por el periodista Gustavo Méndez
Currently, Lola Cordero is part of the mornings at IP Noticias and works at CNN Radio. Now, she will take on a new challenge as a panelist in Susana Roccasalvo's show on El Nueve.
Why did Daniel Gómez Rinaldi leave Implacables?
After 12 years on the program, Daniel Gómez Rinaldi decided to step aside. His last broadcast was on Sunday, March 2.
"In these last minutes of the program, we're going to tell you that this is Dani Gómez Rinaldi's last show," expressed Susana Roccasalvo.
Gómez Rinaldi's emotional message
After watching a tribute video prepared by the production, Gómez Rinaldi explained, visibly moved, the reasons behind his decision:
"Thank God there's work, but I need, on a personal level, to have more time on Saturdays and Sundays. I want to be at home a bit more."
"Necesito, a nivel personal, tener más tiempo los sábados y domingos"
Meanwhile, Susana Roccasalvo added some words of support: "It's great to be live, but it takes a lot of sacrifices. This year, the planets aligned for Dani, and it's time to rest a bit, share more with the family."
The farewell message on social media
Through his Instagram account, the journalist also left a message of gratitude:
"After more than 12 years, I'm saying goodbye to Implacables for personal reasons. Thank you, Rocca, for welcoming me when we were on every afternoon. I didn't want to miss this great opportunity to work with you and Carlos Monti."
A través de su cuenta de Instagram, el periodista también dejó un mensaje de agradecimiento
Currently, Daniel Gómez Rinaldi continues at Radio Rivadavia, Radio República AM 770, and in the programs Qué mañana! and Bendita on El Nueve.
