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Primer Impacto
Also known asPrimer Impacto: Fin de Semana (weekend editions, 1994–2011)
Primer Impacto Extra (daily late-evening editions, 1998–2019)
GenreNewsmagazine
Presented by
Country of originUnited States
Original languageSpanish
No. of seasons29
Production
Production locationsUnivision NewsPort, Doral, Florida
Camera setupMulti-camera
Running time60 minutes
Production companiesUnivision Network, Inc.
Original release
NetworkUnivision
ReleaseFebruary 14, 1994 (1994-02-14) –
present
Related
Noticias y Más

Primer Impacto (Spanish for 'First Impact'; Spanish pronunciation: [pɾimeɾ impakto]) is an American Spanish-language tabloid newsmagazine television program that premiered on Univision on February 14, 1994.

The show is well known in Latin America for its tabloid format, and a focus on crime and sensationalistic reporting (including heavy use of caught-on-tape footage and airing of graphic imagery with little to no editing to fit broadcast standards), as well as entertainment news and human-interest stories; however, it also provides a general rundown of the day's headlines, as well as national weather and sports segments. Another particular element of the show has been the show's set, which, even with rebuilds throughout its history, has always had an anchor desk deliberately designed to display the legs of its female anchors, who purportedly wear revealing business casual clothing during the program.[1] Being one of the first and foremost tabloid news shows in Latin America, it receives some of the highest ratings for an American Hispanic TV program worldwide, though it has also been criticized by many viewers and media insiders for its content; such scrutiny has led to the derogatory monikers "Noticiero de las Piernas" ("News with Legs") and "Las Noticias Cochinas" ("The Dirty News") to describe the show.

The program is broadcast live Monday through Friday at 5:00 p.m. Eastern and Pacific Time; weekend editions of the program (under the title Primer Impacto: Fin de Semana; "First Impact: Weekend Edition") were produced from March 2, 1994 until September 2011, when budget cuts at Univision forced the cancellation of its Saturday and Sunday editions (following an aborted attempt to restructure it as a weekday-only broadcast amid budget reductions imposed in 2009). A condensed half-hour late edition of the program, Primer Impacto Extra, aired from January 1998 to September 20, 2019, as a lead-in for the network's 11:30 p.m. ET/PT newscast, Noticiero Univision: Edicion Nocturna; on September 23, 2019, Extra was replaced in the 11:00 p.m. slot by a rebroadcast of the early-evening edition of Noticiero Univision and Sabor de Mañana ("Taste of Tomorrow"), a five-minute filler segment—slotted between both broadcasts of the network's flagship news program—that previews Univision's news and entertainment/lifestyle shows for the next day. (Primer Impacto Extra was preempted by local late-evening newscasts on most of the network's broadcast stations, airing mainly on its national feed and on Univision stations without a local news department.)

The show's main anchors are Michelle Galván and Pamela Silva; Verónica Del Castillo is the show's main Mexico City-based anchor, contributing to reports on Mexican-centered stories, and occasionally serving as a fill-in anchor. Jackie Guerrido is the show's main weather forecaster, and also acts as the main fill-in presenter; both WLTV chief meteorologist Eduardo Rodríguez and Univision meteorologist Paola Elorza substitute for Guerrido in the event the latter is assigned to substitute as co-anchor or is absent. Félix Fernández and Fernando Fiore present the sports segment, produced by the TUDN sports division.

Broadcast history

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The original Primer Impacto logo used from 1994 to 1996.

The program was preceded by Noticias y Más ("News and More") in 1991 with Raul Peimbert and Jackie Nespral anchoring. Nespral left the show later that year and was replaced by Myrka Dellanos. On February 14, 1994,[2] the show was replaced by a new program called Primer Impacto. By this time, Peimbert left Univision, and was replaced by María Celeste Arrarás joining Dellanos as co-host. Arrarás had already substituted for Dellanos on Noticias y Más during a brief period while anchoring Noticiero Univision: Fin de Semana, and she was eventually rehired to co-host the show after being called by the producers.

Primer Impacto rapidly became a success, with both Dellanos and Arrarás becoming a subject for discussion, and the show's content becoming more commented than the content of the more serious Noticiero Univision. Gossip magazines also began commenting on the show's popularity, even including Dellanos and Arrarás in their front pages and even featuring paparazzi reports about the personal lives of both anchors. Even many TV channels in Latin America noticed the success of the show, even creating similar tabloid-focused shows to mixed results.[1]

Primer Impacto logo, used from 2013 to 2017.

In 2002, Arrarás left the show in order to give birth to her first child, she also accepted an offer from rival Telemundo to host a competing show, Al Rojo Vivo. She would be replaced as main co-host by Barbara Bermudo. The show also added then-husband-and-wife Fernando del Rincón and Carmen Dominicci as co-anchors of a new late edition, Primer Impacto Extra. In 2004, after 10 years on the show, Myrka Dellanos left the program. In 2005, Carmen Dominicci left the show to anchor the unsuccessful evening newscast of sister network Telefutura, En Vivo y Directo; she would eventually return less than a year later as a fill-in anchor. In 2006, Satcha Pretto joined the program, and would sometimes fill in for Bermudo or Del Rincon whenever they had the day off.

In 2007, Colombian-born Ilia Calderón joined the program as a fill-in anchor. Calderón would be elevated as main co-anchor after Fernando del Rincón and Carmen Dominicci were fired from the program and the network in 2008 as a result of allegations made by Dominicci of domestic abuse from Del Rincón. On June 3, 2011 it was announced that Pamela Silva Conde would be joining Primer Impacto, after Ilia Calderón was elevated to be co-anchor of Noticiero Univision Edición Nocturna, which follows Primer Impacto Extra.[3]

In 2010, Primer Impacto Extra weekend anchor Satcha Pretto left the program to become news anchor for Univision's morning show ¡Despierta América!; Pretto was replaced on the weekend editions by Natalia Cruz. In 2017, Michelle Galvan replaced Barbara Bermudo, after she left Univision after 14 years as anchor.

Walter Mercado provided the flamboyant astrology predictions for the show. He announced on January 8, 2010 that he and Univision have parted ways after fifteen years. However, Victor Florencio, also known as El Niño Prodigio, later joined the program in 2021 to also provide the astrology predictions, but left the program in 2023. Maria Elena Salinas and Edna Schmidt have both had guests co-hosting duties on the show.

Segments

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There are various segments in Primer Impacto, the most important are: news of the U.S. and the world, República Deportiva (Sports Republic, now a spin-off weekly program), movies, weather, horoscope (dropped in 2010; returned in 2021 then dropped once more in 2023), curiosities and the main story of the day.

Current anchors

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  • Pamela Silva – Co-Anchor, (2011–present)
  • Jackie Guerrido – Co-Anchor Weather Forecaster (2004–present)
  • Michelle Galván – Co-Anchor (2017–present) Joined Primer Impacto after Barbara’s departure.
  • Borja Voces - Co-Anchor (2014–present), host of "Secreto a Voces".
  • Paola Elorza – Co-Anchor Weather Weekends, (February 2000–present) was in a Cientific Investigative Journalism Boot Camp at M.I.T.
  • Verónica Del Castillo – also replaces anchors and have reporting duties from Mexico City.

Reporters

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Former on–air staff

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† Indicates deceased

References

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Primer Impacto is a Spanish-language news magazine television program produced by , focusing on impactful news stories, special reports, and human-interest features from the and around the world. It premiered on February 14, 1994, and has aired continuously as a weekday staple, marking over 30 years on the air by 2024. The program airs Monday through Friday at 5 p.m. ET / 4 p.m. CT on as of November 2025, delivering a mix of , , and community-oriented segments designed to engage audiences. As of November 2025, it is co-hosted by journalists and Michelle Galván, and includes recurring features such as "Ayuda de Impacto," which provides medical and financial assistance to viewers in need, and weather updates by . Over its run, Primer Impacto has evolved to incorporate personal stories from the hosts, such as family milestones, while maintaining a commitment to timely reporting on events like natural disasters and social issues affecting Latino communities.

History

Launch and early years

Primer Impacto premiered on February 14, 1994, on the network, replacing the short-lived news program Noticias y Más, which had aired from 1990 to 1994. The show was designed as a Spanish-language tabloid newsmagazine targeting U.S. audiences, emphasizing human-interest stories, crime reports, and sensational news to deliver engaging, high-impact content. The program was co-anchored by Myrka Dellanos and María Celeste Arrarás, marking the first time a major Spanish-language U.S. news show featured two women in a dynamic co-anchor format. This pairing helped establish the show's distinctive style, blending journalistic reporting with entertainment elements to captivate viewers. From its debut, Primer Impacto achieved rapid ratings success, becoming one of Univision's top programs and consistently growing its audience in a competitive market. In its early years, the show expanded quickly to meet demand, introducing weekend editions titled Primer Impacto: Fin de Semana later in 1994 to provide similar content on Saturdays and Sundays. By 1998, launched Primer Impacto Extra, a condensed half-hour late-night spin-off that served as a lead-in to the network's evening newscast, further extending the program's reach.

Key changes and expansions

In 2002, Primer Impacto underwent a significant anchor transition when original co-hosts and , who had anchored the program since its 1994 debut, departed the show; Arrarás moved to launch Al Rojo Vivo on , marking the end of the founding on-air team. Barbara Bermudo joined as co-anchor that year, bringing a fresh dynamic to the tabloid-style newsmagazine format focused on sensational stories from the U.S. and . The program further evolved its on-air lineup in 2011 with the addition of Pamela Silva Conde as co-anchor, pairing her with Bermudo to emphasize investigative reporting and human-interest segments. This duo anchored together until early 2017, when Bermudo's contract was not renewed amid Univision's programming shifts. Michelle Galván then debuted as co-anchor alongside Silva Conde on March 13, 2017, transitioning from her role at Univision's station to contribute to the show's weekday broadcasts at 5 p.m. ET/PT. Galván's integration helped sustain the program's emphasis on compelling, fast-paced narratives while adapting to viewer preferences for diverse female-led anchoring. Primer Impacto expanded its reach in the late 1990s and early 2000s with supplementary editions, including weekend versions that aired from 1994 until their discontinuation around 2011, and a daily late-evening counterpart, Primer Impacto Extra, which ran from 1998 to 2019 as a lead-in to local newscasts. The segment, a staple since the show's launch featuring astrologer , was dropped in 2009 following his departure from the program. Corporate restructuring at in 2024 led to layoffs affecting on-air talent, including Primer Impacto correspondent Roger Borges, who contributed reports on unusual news and investigations; the show maintained broadcast consistency by redistributing assignments among remaining staff amid the network-wide cuts impacting hundreds of positions.

Format and content

Program structure and segments

Primer Impacto is a 60-minute live program broadcast weekdays at 5:00 p.m. ET / 2:00 p.m. PT. The show follows a structured format divided into an opening news block for breaking developments, a central segment of main stories and features, and closing elements that include lighter or community-oriented content. The core segments emphasize a mix of hard news and engaging reports, beginning with human-interest stories that highlight personal triumphs or challenges, such as community aid initiatives under the "Ayuda de Impacto" feature, where the program facilitates assistance like or medical support for viewers in need. Crime investigations form another key pillar, featuring on-location reporting from field correspondents who cover incidents like assaults or legal cases across the U.S. and , often with video footage from the scene to provide real-time context. Entertainment news integrates celebrity updates and cultural events, delivered through anchor commentary and pre-packaged clips, bridging the gap between serious and audience interests. Sports coverage is incorporated via the affiliated República Deportiva segment, presented by hosts Félix Fernández and , focusing on weekly highlights from major leagues and events relevant to audiences. Weather updates, led by meteorologist , occur mid-broadcast and include forecasts for the U.S. and key international regions, often with interactive graphics for clarity. Investigative pieces on social issues, such as survival or systemic inequalities, anchor the deeper reporting, typically spanning 5-10 minutes with exclusive interviews and evidence-based analysis. Field reporters play a crucial role in the program's dynamism, providing live on-location coverage for breaking stories, which allows seamless integration into the main blocks and enhances immediacy during unfolding events. Over time, ancillary segments have evolved, including a temporary horoscope feature hosted by astrologer from 1994 to around 2009, which offered zodiac readings as a closing lighter note before its discontinuation.

Reporting style and themes

Primer Impacto employs a style characterized by sensationalized coverage of , disasters, scandals, and emotional human-interest stories, prioritizing shocking and salacious content to captivate audiences. This approach focuses on dramatic presentations of and , often emphasizing personal tragedies and triumphs over in-depth analysis. The program utilizes techniques such as victim interviews, high-impact visuals, and dramatic reconstructions to heighten emotional engagement and illustrate events vividly. These elements create an immersive narrative that draws viewers into the human elements of the stories, blending raw footage with reconstructed scenes for added intensity. Predominant themes revolve around issues affecting the U.S. community, including stories that highlight personal struggles and family separations, as well as Latin American events viewed through an intimate, individual lens. Coverage often features emotional reunions and community impacts, underscoring resilience amid adversity. To balance its intense news focus, Primer Impacto incorporates lighter entertainment segments on , relationships, and pop , providing thematic variety while maintaining an accessible, relatable tone for its audience. In adapting to the digital era, the show produces short-form clips for platforms, integrating viewer comments and preserving its core emotional storytelling to foster online interaction and broader reach among Hispanics.

On-air staff

Current anchors and correspondents

The primary co-anchors of Primer Impacto as of 2025 are and Michelle Galván, who lead the weekday broadcasts from the studios in . has been with the program since 2002, earning multiple for her reporting on human-interest stories and interviews with influential figures, contributing to the show's focus on impactful narratives. Michelle Galván joined as co-anchor in 2017, bringing an approach that has resulted in Emmy-winning segments on topics like public safety and community issues, enhancing the program's depth in live delivery and special reports. Jackie Guerrido serves as the weather anchor, delivering forecasts integrated into human-interest segments that often tie weather events to personal stories of resilience and community impact. Her role extends beyond , occasionally contributing to on-location reporting that connects environmental conditions to the show's thematic emphasis on real-life drama. Among the key correspondents, Borja Voces handles digital edition ties and integration, presenting investigative segments like "Secreto a Voces" since 2014, which explore hidden aspects of news stories for broader online engagement. Other active correspondents include Tony Dandrades focusing on entertainment angles, Nayeli Chavez-Geller from New York, Ivan Macias and Ahtziri Cardenas from , and Salvador Durán and Magaly Ortiz from , all contributing to live updates and special reports across U.S. and international beats. Following layoffs in late 2024 that included the departure of correspondents Roger Borges and Ricardo Arambarri, the team has adapted with a reduced pool of on-air personnel, emphasizing versatile roles among remaining staff to cover the program's demanding schedule of daily segments and breaking stories.

Former on-air personnel

and served as the original co-anchors of Primer Impacto from its launch in 1994 until 2002, pioneering the show's format as the first Spanish-language hosted entirely by women and establishing its signature emotional interview style that resonated with audiences. Their on-air chemistry and focus on human-interest stories helped the program achieve record viewership in its early years, solidifying its position as a top-rated offering. Dellanos departed in 2002 amid personal commitments, while Arrarás transitioned to host Al Rojo Vivo on rival , marking a significant shift in the show's anchor lineup. Bárbara Bermudo joined as co-anchor in 2002, replacing Dellanos, and remained with the program until 2017, forming a dynamic pairing with Pamela Silva that boosted the show's appeal through their professional rapport and coverage of compelling narratives. Under Bermudo's tenure, Primer Impacto consistently ranked among Univision's highest-rated programs, contributing to milestones in audience engagement during her 15-year run. Her abrupt exit in early 2017, attributed to a non-renewed contract, was framed by Bermudo as a to focus on family and new ventures. Natalia Cruz anchored the weekend edition of Primer Impacto Extra starting in 2011 after serving as a New York correspondent since 2006, delivering reports that earned her multiple and enhanced the show's investigative segments until her departure in 2019. Víctor Florencio, known as El Niño Prodigio, provided the segment from his debut around 1998 until leaving in 2023, adding a popular astrological element that engaged viewers with predictions tied to current events and personal insights. Adriana Cataño contributed as a reporter from 2001 to 2005, covering entertainment and human-interest stories that aligned with the program's thematic focus before transitioning to and pursuits. Ricardo Arambarri served as a general field reporter for over two decades until his departure in December 2024 amid TelevisaUnivision layoffs.

Production and broadcast

Studios and technical production

Primer Impacto has been produced at Univision's headquarters in Doral, Florida, since its launch in 1994, utilizing the network's state-of-the-art facilities at 9405 NW 41st Street for primary studio operations. In 2013, the program relocated to a newly constructed set within the Miami Newsport production facility, featuring advanced lighting and video walls designed to enhance visual storytelling for its live broadcasts. This setup was further updated in early 2023 with a modernized design incorporating 495 LED modules, touch screens, large video screens, and an augmented reality (AR) system to generate immersive on-set graphics and integrate reporters dynamically into segments. Under TelevisaUnivision's oversight following the 2022 merger, the production team is led by and Yurisan Cordero, who has guided the show for over 25 years and emphasizes evolving technical elements while preserving its core format. The structure includes versatile producers handling live switching to accommodate Eastern and feeds, enabling real-time coordination of the one-hour daily that airs at 5 p.m. ET/4 p.m. CT. Additional team members, such as field producers and editors, support segments from both U.S. and international bureaus, with original creator María López and select early staff contributing to continuity. Technical production relies on feeds to incorporate international reports from abroad, allowing seamless integration of global stories into the live format. High-definition upgrades across Univision's operations in the early extended to Primer Impacto, improving video quality for field and studio elements, while the 2023 AR enhancements enable overlay graphics for enhanced visual impact in crime and investigative segments. The 2024 TelevisaUnivision restructuring, which involved laying off hundreds of employees—including production staff and on-air contributor Roger Borges from —resulted in reduced budgets and streamlined workflows to address industry challenges. This affected departments like production and digital, leading to more efficient processes such as consolidated editing and remote collaboration tools. Field reporting employs mobile crews equipped for on-location shoots, including systems and uplinks for timely transmission of footage from crime scenes and international events.

Schedule and distribution

Primer Impacto airs weekdays at 5:00 p.m. ET / 2:00 p.m. PT on the Network, broadcast live via a national feed to affiliates across the since its premiere on February 14, 1994. The one-hour program focuses on delivering timely news segments to viewers in local time zones. Historically, the schedule has evolved, including the discontinuation of weekend editions titled Primer Impacto: Fin de Semana, which aired Saturdays and Sundays at 5:00 p.m. ET until their cancellation in 2011. The show maintains ties to Noticiero Univision, Univision's flagship evening newscast, for overflow coverage of breaking stories that extend into shared news resources. In addition to linear television, Primer Impacto is accessible through digital platforms, including full episodes and clips on the Univision app and YouTube channel, as well as streaming on the ViX platform, which offers on-demand viewing as of 2025. Internationally, the program reaches audiences in Latin America via digital exports on ViX, providing syndication-like access to U.S.-focused Hispanic content across the region. To enhance accessibility for viewers, Primer Impacto includes in Spanish, along with bilingual elements such as English subtitles in select digital formats to support diverse language needs within the community.

Reception and legacy

Ratings and audience impact

Primer Impacto has maintained consistent high ratings as one of Univision's top programs since its debut in 1994, frequently leading Hispanic daytime television viewership. In the early 2000s, during the tenure of anchors and , the program was recognized as the number one Spanish-language daily newsmagazine, capitalizing on the growing U.S. population to achieve strong Nielsen performance. By the 2010s, under the Bermudo-Silva duo of and Conde starting in 2011, it continued to set records, averaging over 1.4 million daily viewers in 2015. The program's target audience consists primarily of U.S. women aged 18–49, a for Univision's news content, with viewership often peaking during coverage of major stories such as crises that resonate deeply within the community. Nielsen data underscores this reach, showing sustained engagement in the Adults 18-49 group; for instance, in the first quarter of 2024, Primer Impacto averaged 250,000 viewers in this demographic, outperforming Telemundo's Al Rojo Vivo by 79%. Post-2017, following anchor transitions, the show has preserved strong numbers, averaging 922,000 total viewers in early 2024 while leading competitors across multiple age segments among U.S. . In May 2025, Primer Impacto achieved its highest viewership since March during coverage of Pope Francis's death and funeral, with double-digit growth among Adults 18-34. Beyond traditional metrics, Primer Impacto has shaped news consumption by informing and engaging millions on issues, earning recognition for its contributions, such as receiving the key to the city of Doral in 2023 for three decades of service to the . Its cultural influence extends to public discourse, with stories amplifying voices on topics like family separations and migrant experiences, fostering widespread resonance. Digital engagement has amplified this impact, with the program leveraging platforms like for real-time interaction and shares, enhancing audience connection since expansions in 2013. In 2024–2025, amid Univision's layoffs affecting on-air talent including Primer Impacto correspondent Roger Borges, ratings have remained stable, with the program continuing to dominate viewership in Q1 2024. Concurrently, growth in streaming viewers has bolstered its reach, as Univision's platform—projected as the fastest-growing subscription service in the for 2025—drives engagement through live news content, including Primer Impacto episodes.

Criticism and awards

Primer Impacto has faced criticism for its tabloid-style reporting, which often prioritizes over substantive analysis, including the exploitation of tragic events to heighten emotional impact. Viewers and media scholars have accused the program of emphasizing shocking and negative stories, such as and personal disasters, through dramatic reconstructions that manipulate emotions rather than providing in-depth investigative context. This approach has raised ethical concerns about the potential harm to victims' families and the perpetuation of fear-mongering in communities. The show has also drawn critiques for gender bias, particularly in its portrayal of female anchors and subjects, contributing to and of Latinas as overly sexualized. Participants in audience studies have highlighted how presenters on Primer Impacto often appear in revealing clothing, such as tight dresses with low necklines, reinforcing the and commodifying women's bodies for viewer appeal. This has led to derogatory nicknames like "Noticiero de las Piernas" (News of the Legs), underscoring persistent perceptions of superficiality tied to female presenters' physical attributes rather than journalistic merit. Despite these criticisms, Primer Impacto has received significant recognition for its journalistic contributions, including dozens of Emmy Awards over its run. A notable win was the 2016 News & Documentary Emmy for Outstanding Investigative Journalism in Spanish for the segment "Desamparados Desechable," which examined the plight of homeless individuals. In 2025 (for 2024 content), it received a GLAAD Media Award nomination in the Outstanding TV Journalism category for the segment "Un Amor de Impacto," highlighting LGBTQ+ stories. Individual staff members, such as co-anchor Pamela Silva, have amassed seven Emmy Awards for work tied to the show, recognizing her on-camera reporting and production contributions. In response to critiques, Univision has defended Primer Impacto's format as a necessary balance of entertainment and informative content to engage its audience, while emphasizing the program's evolution toward more investigative pieces since 2020 to address ethical concerns. The network has highlighted its awards as evidence of journalistic integrity amid high ratings that invite greater scrutiny.

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