Adela González Acuña debuted as a new presenter of Sálvame on Monday, February 7.
The journalist has joined the Telecinco Space team, where she “she will have the task of contextualizing and providing relevant data that updates, complement or summarize the information and themes that are treated,” says Mediaset.
María Patiño gave way for the first time in Sálvame Lemon Tea and announced: “We are going to show us visually how Omar Sánchez have passed on one side and Anabel Pantoja on the other.”
Terellu Fields welcomed her with her new partner and she answered: “Thank you, I feel at home.”
The Basque was in charge of pointing out the places for which the niece of Isabel Pantoja and its ex in the last days had passed on a map.
The new driver of the Magicín was standing in front of a large screen on the set.
From there she also made a review of the stays that had already been disclosed in the Montealto program, return to the house.
Adela González Acuña accompanied Jorge Javier Vázquez during the emission of Sálvame Orange.
Throughout the afternoon she showed the words that Sánchez has supposedly shared with a friend after her rupture with Anabel Pantoja.
The journalist She explained how the Canary was located and read what defined as “El Diario de Omar”.
Anabel Pantoja starred a fun moment that made his colleagues laugh at Sálvame on February 7.
The collaborator was confused by appointing the new presenter of the format and called it Adesla, so Belén Esteban asked: “Have you said adeslas?”
The Tertuliana asked the journalist for forgiveness, which took his mistake between laughter.
Jorge Javier Vázquez joked with the mistake and released the ‘influencer’: “Adeslas, right? You are more of Sanitas?”
Mediaset promoted the signing of Adela González Acuña with an advertisement in which the presenter comes out studying a dictionary to translate some of the most popular terms and expressions to save me to Spanish.
Among them appear son of hospital, water with mystery, disloyalty and give it to the mortar.
“It’s a challenge, but I’m Basque and very bighead,” she says in the video.
The communicator declared before its premiere in the Telecinco Program: “To join the Sálvame team is for me to try a new record, a carefree tone with which to provide data and report stories that entertain and excite.”
She also shared this reflection after two years of pandemic: “We need more evasion than ever and that is where I would like to contribute my granite of sand.”
