‘And now Sonsoles’ has started its third season on Antena 3 with news. The evening programme has returned this Monday, 26th August, with an extra hour and a change of set. Sonsoles Ónega has returned to return to the television war, where she will fight as always against Ana Rosa Quitana, but now also with Jorge Javier Vázquez in her first part.
Following the style of the promo, Sonsoles Ónega entered the set dancing “Dancing Queen”. “It’s five o’clock. We’re starting this new season with an extra hour of live broadcast that they’ve given us, so it won’t take me a minute to get started,” the presenter said.
Thus, ‘Y ahora Sonsoles’ also debuted a panel where the presenter was accompanied by Antonio Naranjo, Pilar Vidal, Valeria Vegas and Miguel Lago. “This is a boycott, you can’t see my legs, I have grown this femur,” said Valeria Vegas. That’s exactly what contrary It was Pilar Vidal’s opinion: “I love it because you can’t see my legs.”
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For his part, Miguel Lago has taken the return of ‘Y ahora Sonsoles’ in August with humour, also with a dig at the competition. “You know how awful people are today asking how the summer was? It’s because we’re in summer. Someone has to bell the cat. August 26th here because Ana Rosa and Sonsoles are people who don’t want to be at home, they come here and this is a bad precedent. No to TV in August! said the collaborator.
It is worth noting that ‘Y ahora Sonsoles’ has had one of the stars of the summer on its return. María José Suárez has arrived at Antena 3, presumably to stay as a collaborator. In addition, in its first few minutes, the Antena 3 programme also featured some exclusive images of Lara Dibildos with her boyfriend.
‘And now Sonsoles’ returns after having completed a good season, above its rival. A season in which it consolidated itself as the undisputed leader of the afternoons, with an average audience share of 12%, placing itself clearly above its competitors. space that presents the renowned Journalist Sonsoles Ónega brought together an average of close to a million viewers every afternoon, with more than 3.1 million unique viewers per programme.
