Santo Domingo, September 12 – Colombian communicator Sandra Palmett announced her departure from El Mañanero this week, the popular morning space that has been on Dominican television since 2010. After three years as a panelist, the journalist expressed her gratitude to her colleagues and the production team of the program and closed the chapter with an emotional message of thanks.
A Chapter That Ends, But Not the Friendships
In a video published on her Instagram account, Palmett said: “Thanks for every laugh, every challenge, every lesson, and for everything we lived.” The comment reminds viewers of the time the journalist was part of the space and the learning that it meant for her career.
The presenter highlighted the bond with her work colleagues and stated that, although she is leaving, the relationships created during those years will remain strong: “There are places that do not leave behind, because they stay forever in the soul.” With this statement, Palmett left open the possibility of staying close to her former colleagues and collaborating on future projects.
Media Career in the Dominican Republic
Originally from Colombia, Sandra Palmett settled in the Dominican Republic in 2009. Since then, she has developed a distinguished career as an entertainment commentator and panelist on television programs. Before her incorporation into El Mañanero, she was part of Los Dueños del Circo, a space that marked the beginning of her television career and consolidated her as a relevant voice in the local entertainment industry.
The Importance of International Presence in Dominican Media
Palmett’s departure represents a moment of reflection on the contribution of foreign professionals to the Dominican media landscape. Her experience in El Mañanero, where she shared analysis of pop culture and entertainment news, has been a reference for the Dominican audience seeking diverse and global perspectives.
A Message of Gratitude and Openness to the Future
In her final message, the journalist concluded: “I will always be at your service, Mañanera family.” With this phrase, Palmett showed her willingness to continue collaborating with the program or participating in other industry initiatives. She also thanked the opportunity to be part of the El Mañanero family, describing it as an essential stage of her professional development.
Credits: diarioaldia.com
