After almost two decades away from TV screens, Cristina Saralegui made a comeback back at the network where she became a household name — Univision. The reason? The legendary talk show host, 77, ...

MIAMI — Cristina Saralegui is ending her daily talker “El Show de Cristina” after a 12-year run on U.S. Spanish-lingo net Univision. Show will air for the last time in December. Saralegui will keep ...

Almost 15 years after wrapping up her long-running talk show, Cristina Saralegui returned to her broadcasting home of Univision to conduct a special in-depth interview with singer Karol G. And yes, it ...

NEW YORK: After more than 20 years on air, Cristina Saralegui’s El Show de Cristina is ending its run, with Univision to broadcast the series finale on November 1. fter the show’s finale, Cristina ...

Univision announced that after an incredible run of more than 20 years, Cristina Saralegui’s “El Show de Cristina” will be coming to an end. The Univision Network will air the finale of “El Show de ...

Diane Haithman is contributing to Deadline’s coverage of TCA. In this year’s first and probably only TCA panel to be conducted in two languages, Cuban-born journalist Cristina Saralegui spoke ...

“Cristina la revista,” the Miami-based magazine of Univision yakker queen Cristina Saralegui, will end a 14-year run with its December issue. The mag “in its current form was not fulfilling readers’ ...

La presentadora de la televisión hispana Cristina Saralegui y su popular El Show de Cristina regresarán a las pantallas con un canal temático en la plataforma de streaming gratuita de Univision, ...

The "Spanish Oprah" opens up about her Univision exit and what differentiates her new show at Telemundo. By Lacey Rose Writer-At-Large NEW YORK, NY - MAY 19: Cristina Saralegui attends the 15th annual ...

MIAMI — Cristina Saralegui is often considered the Oprah Winfrey of Spanish media. But her 20-year-old TV talk show is coming to an end with much less fanfare than The Oprah Winfrey Show. Saralegui is ...

It is not inappropriate to call Cristina Saralegui by her first name. Millions already do, and not only because her talk show, Cristina, has been a household name on Univisión for the past 15 years.

It’s the end of an era for Spanish-language television. On Sept. 25, Cristina Saralegui, known as the Latina Oprah, wrapped her last edition of “The Cristina Show,” after a 21-year run on Univision.