MEXICO CITY. – After appearing every morning on the Las Estrellas channel for more than ten years, Raúl “El Negro” Araiza He is leaving the “Today” program on orders from business leaders, Alex Kaffie revealed.
The show commentator assured Raúl had no choice but to obey his bosses, who decided that his presence on Televisa morning is no longer necessary for now as they need him to star in a soap.
The controversial journalist explained this in his column Sin Lisonja José Alberto “El Güero” Castro he is the one who asks for it and should take orders without grumbling.
“He who pays the rules” is the sentence. Therefore, he has no choice but to obey the company that pays him, and very well! Yes, ‘from above’ (understand their bosses) the order came: ‘We want you to do the telenovela’. Raúl Araiza must therefore comply without grumbling! the mandate and act in the melodrama that José Alberto Castro will produce. Said telenovela (in which they tell me he has one of the main roles) forces him to be absent from ‘Hoy’ ”, wrote.
Although he did not say the name of the telenovela in which the host would participate, he emphasized that the actresses Ana Martín, Azela Robinson, Verónica Jaspeado, Jessica Coch, Gretell Váldez and Malillany Marín, they had to cast for the melodrama and they could be part of the cast.
Currently, the morning is hosted by Andrea Legarreta, Galilea Montijo, Raúl “Negro” Araiza, Lambda García, Andrea Escalona, Paul Stanley, Marisol González and Arath de la Torre, but when Araiza left, Kaffie noted that it is not yet known who will provide him, but it is a task he will have to do to report.
Raúl Araiza entered the final phase of the fifth phase of the program while he was producing Carmen Armendariz, who invited him as the lead host in 2007 and has since become one of the show’s most loved and respected presenters.
With his charisma and talent, he has managed to win the affection of the audience and showed that in addition to acting, he can also be a TV presenter, which has led him to join other important Televisa projects related to driving . , such as “Yoo Sí Voy”, “TV Millones” and “Members al Aire”.