El Trece aired the first preview of Mario Pergolini's new show.

After weeks of rumors, El Trece confirmed what many were expecting: Mario Pergolini is returning to television.

The network released an official first preview of Otro día perdido, the new show that will mark the host's return to the small screen.

What will Pergolini's new show be like?

According to the channel, it is a nightly news program with a critical perspective, humor, and a different approach. It lasts 40 minutes and will air Monday through Friday at 11:15 p.m.

The format aims for a daily summary with its own analysis, accompanied by a duo that promises to break the mold in current television.

Radagast will be the show's co-host

Agustín Aristarán, better known as Radagast, will join Pergolini as co-host. It is a duo as unexpected as it is powerful. El Trece confirmed that together they will host Otro día perdido, a space that will blend current events, irony, and entertainment.

When does it premiere?

The channel has not yet announced the exact date, but the premiere is expected to be in June, possibly in the middle or at the end of the month.

The show will be recorded at La Corte studios and will be produced by Diego Guebel, Pergolini's longtime partner.

A bold move in the late-night slot

With Otro día perdido, El Trece seeks to strengthen its late-night line-up and add different, dynamic content with its own perspective.

The participation of Dante Gebel on Fridays, with a special segment, adds another ingredient to the formula.