From 5:00 to 10:00 a.m., we have become witnesses and participants in a space that brings the most comprehensive information and the best entertainment to Puerto Rican families with TeleOnce’s “En la mañana.”
At our home, located by the sea in Paseo Caribe in San Juan, we have seen how more than 40 professionals from Puerto Rican television, under the direction of Lenard Liberman from Liberman Media Group, have come together to create something unique and special. “We want to offer our audience a quality program, that not only informs but also showcases the beauty of the Island with an innovative studio by the sea,” says Lenard Liberman, president of Liberman Media Group and TeleOnce.
We are proud to be part of this project that not only highlights the beauty of our island but also strengthens local programming with 62 weekly hours of our own content. Every morning, Maricarmen Ortiz and Manuel Crespo, along with Sonia Valentín, Johnny Lozada, Catherine Castro, and Pepe Calderón, fill our spaces with their talent, offering news coverage, current topics, and entertainment. For us, it is an honor to be the place where crucial issues for our community are discussed and where politicians, local officials, and artists are interviewed.
The program is much more than a news show; it is a window to culture and entertainment.
Segments like “Your Mayor in the Morning” and “FBI: Federal Operation” address topics of great importance, while others, such as “Smart Shopping” and “Vivito y Coleando,” add diversity and depth to our offer.
We are excited to see how this diverse and talented team has brought to life one of the most ambitious projects of TeleOnce. Every day, we welcome love stories, children’s adventures with Captain Alejandro, and deep debates on social issues. Viewers join us to start their days with energy and optimism.
“En la mañana” is not just a program, it is a reflection of the Puerto Rican community, full of passion, talent, and commitment. We are Las Brisas, and we are excited to be part of this beautiful journey every morning. You can’t miss it from Paseo Caribe!
