After several weeks of waiting, Telecinco finally premieres La última noche this Friday. The Mediaset channel trusts Sandra Barneda to present the program that replaces Deluxe, which ended its broadcasts on July 14. The communicator becomes the successor of Jorge Javier Vázquez in an identical way to the afternoons, when she took over from Sálvame and took charge of Así es la vida during the summer months.
Little was known about this new format, once again produced by Cuarzo, and there was a doubt as to whether it would follow the line drawn by its predecessor, which has revolved around interviews and current affairs during its 14-year history. An uncertainty that has dissipated a few hours after the grand premiere, since all the details of The Last Night are already known.
Barneda joins Pablo González Batista, scriptwriter for Cachitos on TVE, to lead this new program on Telecinco. Its realization will take place on a new large set, which will have both a stage and a catwalk that presenters and guests will regularly cross.
Miguel Ángel Revilla and Marta Flich will be, respectively, the first two interviewees in the story of La última noche. The former president of Cantabria and the presenter of GH VIP in the next season will share not only their professional career, but also anecdotes and personal experiences that viewers will be able to learn first-hand.
Mediaset has also revealed the identity of those who will be collaborators each week of La última noche. Among their names is the sports journalist Cristóbal Soria, the actor Rubén Ochandiano, the writer Mabel Lozano or the former deputy Pilar Rahola, among others.
The program promises a great participation of the public during its development. To do this, the screenwriter Laura Márquez and the comedian David Puerto will be present in the stands of the set to hear their opinion about the topics that will be discussed in it, and that will be related to both political and social news as well as the world of the heart. .
