U.S. HISPANIC
The newly created channel Sercano brings to Miami the program Buenos Días
Maribel Ramos-Weiner| 17 de octubre de 2014
Buenos Días
The newly created Central American News Service/Servicio Centroamericano de Noticias, Sercano, the first channel with daily live programming for the Central Americans in the United States, mobilizes this week to Miami the members of one of its most prestigious program called Buenos Días.The presenters/anchors of the morning show Buenos Días, Fabricio Servellon, Ethel Valladares and Giselle Dávila, are during this week in South Florida in promotional campaign and recording segments for the program.The dynamics of the program, the variety of subjects, practical tips for the viewer and interviews with great personalities, are taking Buenos Días to become a better alternative, competing with programs in similar schedules in the U.S.The journalistic team of Buenos Días, moved this week from Tegucigalpa to Miami, will meet with community leaders, entrepreneurs and members of the local press.
