Brenda Sánchez and Carlos Alfredo Fatule lead “El Domingo es Mío”, the new television proposal by Alberto Cruz

Yerandi Santana
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Santo Domingo, R.D. – Sunday programming on local television adds a new alternative with the arrival of “El Domingo es Mío”, a live show that will debut on May 3rd, airing from 12:00 noon to 2:00 PM through Digital 15 and Telemicro Internacional.

The program is betting on a magazine-type format, combining entertainment and information on the same platform. Its content will range from contests and interviews to reports, sports, migratory issues and live musical performances, with the intention of capturing the whole family. The driving will be led by Brenda Sánchez, a consolidated figure in Dominican television, who will contribute her experience and closeness to the public. Alongside her, Carlos Alfredo Fatule will assume a leading role, adding his artistic career and versatility on stage. The team is complemented by the participation of Jessica Campos and Luis Octavio Flores (El Chamo), who will bring dynamism and freshness to the development of the different segments, connecting with a younger audience. In the specialized content area, journalist José Antonio Aybar will be in charge of the entertainment segment, while Johnny Trujillo will address sports information. For her part, Delisa Francisco, aspiring to Miss Dominican Republic Universe 2025 for the province of María Trinidad Sánchez, will be in charge of the reports from outside.
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The proposal will also include live music under the direction of Samuel Mejía, an element that seeks to reinforce the scenic appeal of each broadcast. Behind this project is the entrepreneur Alberto Cruz, who serves as executive producer, backed by his experience in organizing large-scale events and productions. The general production falls to Nelson Muñoz Jr., recognized for his work in television and management of live projects. As part of its social approach, the program includes initiatives aimed at the public, including the drawing of a RD$500,000 bond as a down payment for an apartment for mothers, as well as the raffle of a vehicle scheduled for July 26. With this proposal, “Sunday is Mine” seeks to position itself as a solid option within the Sunday television offerings, combining entertainment, varied content, and audience participation in the same space.
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