The new Telefe program began this Monday and faced the classic El Trece program, Los 8 escalones.
this monday started Got Talent Argentina, the new reality show on Telefe, which achieved peaks of 19.7 rating points. The most important talent show in the world landed on television after the end of masterchef.
The reality show -which was born in 2007 in the United Kingdom- is hosted by Lizy Tagliani and a jury made up of great figures: the musician Abel Pintos; the urban music artist the joaqui; the uruguayan choreographer amir abduland the actress Florence Pena. The program began with an average of 13.4 points, which left the most watched newscast on television and strengthened it.
With more than 450 participants, the program will follow the auditions of artists from different parts of the country who seek to display their talent on stage to move the jury.
For its part, the classic cycle of questions and answers by El Trece, the 8 stepsobtained between 6 and 7 rating points.
A few days after his debut Got Talent will not air on Wednesday
The debut of Got Talent Argentina It measured a good rating and left the authorities satisfied, but they will inevitably have to lift the broadcast on Wednesday of their first week and the next.
It happens that the schedule of the program is 9:30 p.m., but it can start even later and at that time a television commitment that Telefe has planned with the Libertadores CupIt will be like this both on Wednesday the 23rd and the 30th.
But at 9:00 p.m. the preview of the match between Boca and Racing will be broadcast for the quarterfinals of the Copa Libertadores. The first leg will be at the Bombonera and the schedule is scheduled for 9:30 p.m., as it will be the following Wednesday, but the setting changes because it will be played at the Presidente Perón stadium.
Source: Ambito
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