Ernesto Hermosa, journalist and renowned host of Cultural Presence, has died at the age of 79.

Ernesto Ermosa, renowned host of the Cultural Presence program, He died on Sunday 2 October. Through social media, TV Peru mourns the death of a journalist who has spent more than three decades in this space.

“TV Peru regrets the sensitive departure of journalist and host of Cultural Presence, Ernesto Hermosa. We celebrate his talent and work to popularize culture in the country,” the message says.

In addition, the channel recognized the work Ernest Hermosa to promote cultural events with a program “Cultural Presence” and the reason for his resignation from the driver’s post was health problems.

“A tireless communicator and committed to the goal of spreading art on the screen, he had to take a break when his health deteriorated, but he continued his tireless work and returned to the small screen. He will then celebrate his goodbye and focus on his health.”

However, the cause of his death is still unknown.

‘Cultural Presence’ comes to an end after 38 years on TV

‘Cultural Presencec TV Peru, the space that was responsible for the transmission and promotion of our country’s art, says goodbye to the national television signal after 38 years.

Program host Alonso Rabi confirmed the news via his social media and assured that the interview with Juan Gargurevich was the last they gave:

“It is with great sadness that I inform you that on Tuesday, the 19th, at 19:00, with an interview with Juan Gargurevich, the programs cultural presencel via Facebook, and by the way, the program is definitely dying after 38 years of non-stop operation, which is a record when it comes to culture in Peru.

“It was an honor for me to succeed Ernest Hermosa in this job. Until we meet again, ”added the culturologist. As you know, it was Hermosa who launched this television space on the Peru TV channel and from that moment took over the leadership and leadership of the space.

“Cultual Presence” began as a “Midday Family” segment in May 1982, becoming a weekly half-hour program three years later. Subsequently, it was enshrined as a landmark cultural program.

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