Margarita Asquerino to Discuss Career Reinvention on Televisión Canaria

The Spanish audiovisual industry is seeing a renewed appreciation for senior talent, reflecting broader demographic and social shifts. This Sunday at 11:55 p.m., Televisión Canaria’s late-night show Una mala noche (la tiene cualquiera), hosted by Aarón Gómez, will explore this trend by featuring actress Margarita Asquerino.

Asquerino’s appearance highlights her recent rise to fame, cemented by her role in the series La que se avecina. Her career trajectory, which has reached new heights after the age of 70, serves as a focal point for a discussion on age as an opportunity in the arts. Her story aligns with a growing public desire to celebrate life paths that defy traditional stereotypes about retirement and professional withdrawal.

The program, which blends entertainment with human-interest storytelling, will feature contributors Carmen Cabeza, Jorge Galván, Ninfa, Roberto Kamphoff, and Cristito. According to the regional broadcaster, the show aims to dismantle prejudices and examine how personal journeys can challenge conventional expectations. By highlighting these stories, the channel continues its commitment to late-night programming that balances humor with reflections on the power of reinvention later in one's career.