After almost two years of absence from television, Pamela david returned to the screen of America TV, with a lot of expectation. This is because the channel believed that it would do very well with the new and innovative format of games for the whole family. However, things are not going as expected, as La Ruleta de tus Sueños has been fighting for the rating at the hands of El Nueve.
According to the statistics provided by IBOPE, “The Roulette of Your Dreams” yesterday reached a weak average of 1.7 rating points on the America TV screen. While “Telenueve central” and “Bendita”, meanwhile, reaped 3.1 and 4.5 points, respectively, on the screen of El Nueve. Without a doubt, all eyes will be on his program when the channel’s executives sit down in December to plan for 2022.
Despite the rating that Pamela David reached yesterday, she had been improving the latest programs. In fact, on Tuesday they managed to have one of their highest averages, reaching 2.4 rating points. This came close to the channel’s goal of the show having a two-point daily average. Therefore, the general average for the week would rise, approaching this desired goal.
In Marina Calabró’s show column, in Lanata Sin Filter, Jorge Lanata’s cycle on Radio Miter, they always talk about the rating and the work of the América TV cycle. This is why, when they saw this number, they decided to highlight it. «Pamela and the dazzling Pamelo. Oh what luck, 2.4. Event “, shared excited Marina Calabró, and Rolando Barbano expressed:” A record.
However, Gonzalo Sánchez decided to say that “since Bossi convinced me not to love Pamelo, I don’t love him anymore”, and affirmed that it was the fault of Jésica Bossi. To which Rolando commented: «But you don’t understand something, Bossi is love hate. She is not that she does not want it ». Marina quickly remembered with a laugh that “in fact, Bossi was the first to set her eye on Pamelo.”
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