Journalist Gloria Vanique, known from Globo and CNN, takes over the women's program Mulheres on Gazeta, aiming to connect more closely with female audiences.
Gloria Vanique, a seasoned journalist with experience from major networks like Globo and CNN, has been appointed to host the long-running women's program 'Mulheres' on Gazeta. Preparing to debut on March 2, the show is celebrating its 45th anniversary, and Vanique expressed her intentions to engage more personally with the female audience, emphasizing the importance of connecting eye-to-eye and bringing more smiles to the show.
In her recent statements, Vanique shared her enthusiasm for this new role and her desire to showcase a 'relaxed side' of herself that she feels was previously hidden. The position not only allows her to explore a new angle in her career but also enables her to blend her skills as a journalist with her passion as a singer, as she is also the lead vocalist of a rock band, highlighting her multifaceted personality.
This change comes at a pivotal time as 'Mulheres' marks a significant milestone in Brazilian television history with its 45-year run. Vanique's fresh approach hints at a revitalization of the format while potentially appealing to a wider demographic of women, reflecting evolving societal roles and the importance of representation in media.
