Francisco León anima Show Business España y estrena noticiero en YouTube
- Aquilino José Mata
- 2 oct 2025
- 2 min de lectura
El presentador y cantante venezolano Francisco León, radicado en Madrid, continúa como productor y presentador del programa Show Business, que acaba de comenzar una segunda temporada desde la capital española, para ser emitido, como es habitual, en televisoras de toda Latinoamérica (aquí en Venezuela lo transmite Televen los días viernes), mientras que en España, el espacio se ve en 54 canales de TV regionales.
Paralelamente a esto, incrementó su actividad, al estrenar un noticiero diario, en vivo, por el canal de YouTube Show Business Plus.
Durante la primera temporada en España, Francisco León, junto a la copresentadora Anita Matamoros, entrevistó a relevantes personalidades del espectáculo, como India Martínez, Silvestre Dangond, Lasso, Soledad Bravo, Mirla Castellanos y Guaynaa, entre muchas otras.
En esta segunda temporada que acaba de arrancar, incluyó en la primera semana
entrevistas con Omar Montes, Álvaro Soler, Gabito Ballesteros y parte del elenco de la serie La reina del Flow.
“Volvimos con una nueva temporada cargada de emociones y nombres potentes. Me hizo especial ilusión abrir con una semana tan fuerte de entrevistas y, sobre todo, presentar el nuevo Show Business News, un formato ágil para estar al día con el entretenimiento internacional”, comenta León.
El noticiero Show Business News ofrece, en directo y diariamente, durante 15 minutos por emisión, lo más relevante del mundo del espectáculo, además de invitados que se sumarán al set. El horario de transmisión es de lunes a viernes, a la 1 pm, hora de España y a las 7 am hora de Venezuela.
“Queremos que el público esté al día, bien informado, con titulares claros, contexto y voces protagonistas. Serán directos dinámicos, pensados tanto para América Latina como para España”, finalizó León.
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