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In the midst of tears and alone on set, to maintain social distancing and prevent the spread of the new coronavirus, Monica Jaramillo said goodbye to ‘Noticias Caracol’.
“For me, Caracol is a dream come true. Eternal thanks”, said the Antioqueña when saying goodbye to what was her home for the last seven years (she arrived in September 2013).
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This Friday, September 18, was her last day as presenter of the 6:00 am newscast and that is why they prepared a very emotional video to say ‘see you soon’.
“Your colleagues and friends of this, which was your second home for seven years, we bid you farewell with applause. We wish you the best news always, “he published ‘Noticias Caracol’ on his Facebook page.
My account is cycling, but I pause to say hello to @MonicaJllo
, wish him many successes in the new directions that his professional life will bring, today he says goodbye to the set of Noticias CaracolWe keep in touch, appreciated Monicahttps: //t.co/HIN5XbotYt
– Cycling From Colombia (@NotiCiclismoCol) September 18, 2020
During the farewell clip, the presenters Juan Diego Alvira and Jorge Alfredo Vargas, the medical advisor Fernanda Hernández and the journalist Wilson Quimbay, among others, spoke to Jaramillo.
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“Talent and total credibility. That combination is not easy to find and to that is added the giant heart that he has, “said Vargas about Jaramillo.
“She is talented, good, authentic, hard-working: a good person“, Dr. Hernández described it.
“You leave us an immense emptiness, but also the joy for having shared this passion (journalism), “said Quimbay.
“Thank you very much. There were many awakenings, sunrises, tears, joys. We are really going to miss you a lot“Alvira told him.
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During her time on ‘Noticias Caracol’, the paisa not only stood out for her role as presenter, but also for that of reporter.
Some of the most important events that he covered were: the Chapecoense plane crash (November 2016), the Hidroituango emergency (2018), the 2018 World Cup in Russia and the 2019 Tour de France, among others.
“The best in your new path. We are clear that you marked our lives and our hearts,” closed the newscast.
Jaramillo is 35 years old and started in the media as the presenter of ‘Teleantioquia News’ on weekends. He also went through programs and media such as ‘Un café con Alonso’, ‘Telemedellín’, ‘Día a día’ and the news program ‘CM &’.
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