The closing of the curtain of Sálvame after 14 years of broadcasting has given a lot to talk about. The summer will pass without the controversial but entertaining format that captivated thousands of people in the armchairs of their homes for more than a decade. Taking advantage of the break and before starting her new project with the Atresmedia group, the journalist Adela González enjoyed Lanzarote.
As she has shared through her social networks, the co-host spent a few days on the island and visited the most emblematic places, with special emphasis on the legacy of César Manrique.
The future presenter of the entertainment program Más Vale Sábado on La Sexta was photographed in the pool of the Jameos del Agua, the César Manrique Foundation, the Mirador del Río, Papagayo beach, Los Hervideros and Las Grietas de Montaña Blanca.
She also enjoyed the traditional visit to Las Montañas de Fuego in the Timanfaya National Park and the impressive panoramic view of the Chinijo Archipelago from the Mirador del Río.
