Adriana Yáñez, co-host of El Coffee Break
The morning program El Coffee Break, introduced its new hosts, Érika Vidrio and Alex Cambert, who join the charismatic Adriana Yáñez and Said García Solís for a new season of the Azteca America show. El Coffee Break also extends its format to two hours in order to offer viewers more information and the best in morning entertainment.El Coffee Break is a morning television magazine show created for Spanish-speaking viewers in the United States. The daily show brings together different areas of interest for the entire family, but especially women, who comprise the largest portion of morning television viewers. It serves as a link between viewers and their countries of origin as well as a space for the public to become informed and be entertained since El Coffee Break features Spanish-speaking experts addressing a variety of topics.The best entertainment, relevant news stories, health, beauty and relaxation tips, can now be found two hours every day on El Coffee Break, Monday through Friday at 10am/9am CDT, on Azteca America.
Azteca 54 Los Angeles celebrates 2nd annual Upfront with great success
Azteca America announces the La Academia Kids U.S.A. casting special
Azteca America sets final casting call for La Academia Kids in the U.S.
Azteca Americas La Academia kicks off nation-wide auditions
Azteca 54 Los Angeles to hold second annual Upfront/ Golf Tournament event
Robert Sarabia new VP os Sales for KTMD-TV Telemundo Houston
Azteca America to air daily news briefs powered by Fuerza Informativa Azteca
Azteca America presents the 18 members of La Isla, El Reality 2
Azteca America presents multi-pronged campaign to support immigration reform
Azteca America to hold Hispanic Upfront week May 13 in New York City
Azteca America reports year-over-year double-digit growth for weekday prime in November sweeps
Azteca America launches holiday campaign in appreciation of its audience
Liga Mx Mexican soccer quarterfinals push Azteca America to number two in key male demos
Azteca America: Shows involving the paranormal are working well for us
David Kosofsky new SVP and Chief Financial Officer of Una Vez Mas
Azteca: With La Teniente wed like to produce a show like NCIS and Criminal Minds
Azteca Americas El Noticiero changes its logo to offer a renovated concept of watching the news
Azteca America: We will launch the second season of Quiero ser Grupero
Ventaneando América is revamped as it launches a new season on Azteca America
Azteca America partners with Voto Latino for the People Powered Politics conference
Azteca America raises the bar on reality programming with the premiere of La Isla
Azteca America reinvents La Academia for the show’s 10th anniversary
La Academia of Azteca America finishes its castings in Mexico City
