Luzu TV renews its midday lineup with "El Pollo" Álvarez and Mica Vázquez after Florencia Peña's exit
Translated from Spanish, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- Luzu TV has launched a new midday program, "Un mediodía mejor," hosted by "El Pollo" Álvarez and Mica Vázquez, following Florencia Peña's departure.
- The streaming channel POSTA.stream debuted with a varied lineup, including the current affairs magazine "No es tan así" and the sports program "Cambio de Frente: CDF."
- Other POSTA.stream offerings include the legal program "Forum Shopping" and updates on Magui Aicega's return to ESPN for the Hockey World Cup coverage.
Following the controversial departure of Florencia Peña and the conclusion of her program, Luzu TV is introducing a new midday offering titled "Un mediodía mejor." The daily show, airing live from Monday to Friday between 12:30 PM and 1:30 PM, will be co-hosted by Joaquín “El Pollo” Álvarez and Micaela Vázquez.
Both hosts are familiar faces to the Luzu TV audience. "El Pollo" already hosts "Un sábado mejor," while Vázquez is a key member of "Antes que nadie," one of the channel's flagship programs. This new venture aims to capture the midday audience with a dynamic and engaging format.
Meanwhile, the streaming channel POSTA.stream has officially launched, aiming to redefine how information is delivered. Its initial programming includes "No es tan así," a daily magazine covering politics, economy, society, and sports from Monday to Friday (10 AM to 12 PM). This program features content creator Aguz Tana, political journalist Mariano Casal, and reporter Rafa Palavecino.
POSTA.stream's sports coverage includes "Cambio de Frente: CDF," airing Mondays and Fridays from 1 PM to 3 PM, hosted by Elio Rossi and Matías Russo. Additionally, the channel presents "Forum Shopping" on Tuesdays (1:30 PM to 2:30 PM), hosted by lawyers and journalists Alejandra Maglietti and Juan Bautista Torres López, which aims to make legal topics accessible. The article also notes Magui Aicega's return to ESPN for coverage of the Hockey World Cup.
Originally published by La Nación in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.