Aimar Bretos: “Sería de ciegos decir que la convivencia en este país no está enrarecida”

Aimar Bretos, a 39-year-old resident of San Sebastián, appears to have known his path even before he started walking. Initially aspiring to be a DJ for Los40 in his teenage years, he ultimately pursued a career in journalism, becoming a fan of Carles Francino, whose face once adorned his university room in Pamplona. Shortly after graduating, Bretos sent a recording to Cadena SER, a media outlet owned by Prisa Media and the publisher of EL PAÍS.

He was subsequently hired and has since worked on various projects, from weekend evening bulletins to collaborating with his former idol, Carles Francino, and Pepa Bueno, as well as directing Hora 25. On Monday, Bretos will launch "Hoy por hoy," a program that has been leading the radio industry for 30 years, taking over from Àngels Barceló, who left due to differences with the company at the end of the previous season.

Bretos brings a new energy to the role, admitting his nerves from the weight of responsibility and the joy of achieving his lifelong goal. He remains committed to his signature approach of precise information and attentive listening to the world around him. His first interviewee will be the President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez.