Marc Giró will present the new ‘Sálvame’ on TVE with Belén Esteban and María Patiño as collaborators

The universe of save mewhich now survives with Not even if we were sh… on TEN, will arrive in the afternoons of La 1 taking advantage of the next remodeling that the Corporation will undertake after canceling The Modern y The Hunter The end of the series and the contest is scheduled for spring and it is at that time that the collaborators who left Mediaset a year and a half ago are expected to disembark, although some of them are already on La 1, such as Lydia Lozanoregular collaborator of Mañaneros.

The idea of ​​creating a save me on La 1 forces us to design a format that in some way has to be adapted to the public network and involves the election of a presenter who will direct the new show, organize the plots and know how to bring in collaborators as popular as Belén Esteban or María Patiño. TVE’s plan involves locating Marc Giró at the head of the public channel’s new evening magazine show and will have Jesulín’s ex as the main collaborator, according to what he says. They got up.

The presenter of Late Xouwhich has just jumped to La 1 with a very good audience on Tuesday night, knows the universe perfectly save me. He has had Belén Esteban as a guest on his program and has also worked with La Fábrica de la Tele (now Fabricantes) in the debates of Dew. Tell the truth to stay alive. Late Xou is produced by Minuto de Barras, a company led by Giró himself and his partner, Santi Villas. The production company took over the project thanks to Óscar Cornejo, one of the owners of Fabricantes, since his company Manzanas Producciones SL guaranteed the Villas y Giró factory with 600,000 euros.

Although the landing of the faces of save me on TVE began several months ago, it has intensified in recent weeks after the return of José Pablo López to the presidency of RTVE and the appointment of Sergio Calderón as the new director of TVE. Calderón was Director of Manufacturers Content since leaving Mediaset.

This new stage opens the doors of TVE to the Manufacturers, who warned a few weeks ago of their willingness to offer formats to TVE. “An opportunity opens up,” they told us. “Public television has to be television that competes and is competitive. From there, we will think about those products that can make public television competitive television, just as we have done for 20 years at Mediaset.” That same day, Belén Esteban spoke about the possibility of jumping to TVE afternoons. “I would love to compete with Sonsoles Ónega and Ana Rosa Quintana.”