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Yanina Latorre, host of the program SQP on América TV, experienced a tense moment on live television when she expressed frustration over a production error involving a promotional sign. During the broadcast, Latorre was announcing one of the show’s sponsors and mispronounced an English word. She attributed the mistake to a misunderstanding with the production team that had prepared the advertisement. Latorre explained that the phonetic guide included in the commercial was uncomfortable for her and, instead of helping, it caused her to read the word incorrectly. “Lo leí mal porque me lo ponen con la pronunciación y lo odio,” she said, indicating that this was not the first time a similar issue had occurred. She then requested that the production crew avoid using phonetic guides in the future, adding, “Pónganmelo que yo sé leer inglés, porque no soy burra.” The clip of the incident quickly spread across social media, where viewers offered mixed reactions: some criticized her reaction, while others noted that she had previously had similar outbursts. Earlier in the year, in April 2025, Latorre had another on‑air episode of frustration while reading a commercial. A mix‑up with the text and technical problems led her to shout, “Pedazo de basura,” when she realized the text had been altered. The segment ended with laughter, audio glitches, and a strong complaint directed at the production team. In May 2025, Latorre again expressed anger when the production team failed to display a tweet from Nicolás Magaldi that she wanted to discuss. After repeated attempts and further errors, she said, “No se puede hacer un programa así en vivo,” indicating her frustration with the live broadcast format. These incidents highlight ongoing tensions between Latorre and the production crew of SQP, with the host repeatedly calling for better coordination and clearer communication during live broadcasts. Article and image source: Clarin Digital
Yanina Latorre, host of the program SQP on América TV, experienced a tense moment on live television when she expressed frustration over a production error involving a promotional sign. During the broadcast, Latorre was announcing one of the show’s sponsors and mispronounced an English word. She attributed the mistake to a misunderstanding with the production team that had prepared the advertisement. Latorre explained that the phonetic guide included in the commercial was uncomfortable for her and, instead of helping, it caused her to read the word incorrectly. “Lo leí mal porque me lo ponen con la pronunciación y lo odio,” she said, indicating that this was not the first time a similar issue had occurred. She then requested that the production crew avoid using phonetic guides in the future, adding, “Pónganmelo que yo sé leer inglés, porque no soy burra.” The clip of the incident quickly spread across social media, where viewers offered mixed reactions: some criticized her reaction, while others noted that she had previously had similar outbursts. Earlier in the year, in April 2025, Latorre had another on‑air episode of frustration while reading a commercial. A mix‑up with the text and technical problems led her to shout, “Pedazo de basura,” when she realized the text had been altered. The segment ended with laughter, audio glitches, and a strong complaint directed at the production team. In May 2025, Latorre again expressed anger when the production team failed to display a tweet from Nicolás Magaldi that she wanted to discuss. After repeated attempts and further errors, she said, “No se puede hacer un programa así en vivo,” indicating her frustration with the live broadcast format. These incidents highlight ongoing tensions between Latorre and the production crew of SQP, with the host repeatedly calling for better coordination and clearer communication during live broadcasts.
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