A few months ago the journalist Maite Peñoñori and her husband, Martin Pietruszka, they decided to venture out and leave Argentina. After the corresponding procedures, They packed their suitcases, said goodbye to their loved ones and disembarked in Miami.
Today, three months after having decided to take the step and without knowing what her professional future was going to hold, the young journalist debuted on Hispanic television in one of the central programs of the Univision network. Later, in dialogue with TeleshowMaite expressed her joy and gave details of this new beginning in her career.
“The truth is I’m super happy with the debut and that it has been this way. They were all super loving. I had already made my first note for them, but I was just in Israel when they invited me to present it to the studio, so I couldn’t go. Today, finally, I went to the apartment and my confirmation as a reporter for Wake up America (Univision)“, expressed the expannelist of THE M.
Then he explained what his job will consist of: “The idea is to do one story per week. These first ones are probably quite related to the Copa América and everything that is generated around it. There are many artists who are going to come specifically to follow the Argentine team, and also, since we have a large Latin audience, we will surely do something with the Venezuelan, Colombian and other teams that are present in the cup.”
About this new beginning, Peñoñori was very enthusiastic. “I can’t ask for more because it is the morning Hispanic television show. It is a long program, which is live with a lot of segments: artists come, we discuss current issues,” he explained.
This first step already brought him other satisfactions: “While I was on the floor They called me for another program called Without Roll and leaves through the VIX platform, in which I remained as a panelist. I was also recording some programs for Venevision with a driver named Daniel Sarcos. I feel that, little by little, all the work of the first months here, of networking, meetings and so on, is bearing fruit.”, he acknowledged.
Beyond the baggage with which he left Argentina, each new stage poses different challenges: “I am learning a lot, getting to know the interests of another audience and understanding the style and formats of television from another country“, he stated, and gave some examples: “Here they work differently. Each talent produces and records their piece, then edits it on the channel and records their voice on off and then he presents it on the air.”
Increasingly settled in Miami, the journalist announced her plans and those of her husband for the short term. “The idea is to stay. Now we are going to move to an apartment, in the same neighborhood, but closer to the beach, which has two rooms because the one we are in has only one,” he said about this comfort, which has to do with the new ways of exercising. the job.
“We are both working with other things and doing a lot home office. I continue with the radio. Martín started working at The Observer, who landed in the United States, and is the director of the entire audiovisual part, both here and in Uruguay, Spain and Argentina. We needed more space to be able to organize ourselves better. And also, to be able to receive visitors,” she said. Because of course, affection always pulls and her agenda includes an upcoming visit to the country for a very special reason: “In September my best friend is getting married and I am one of the witnesses, so we will spend some time there,” she concluded. she.
