Juan Martín del Potro like never before: he will talk with Mariano Zabaleta in the program ‘En Primera Persona’

Juan Martin del Potro he was to blame for the tears of many Argentines when he retired from professional tennis a few seasons ago. ‘La Torres de Tandil’ returned the albiceleste flag to the highest in the ATP and also at the level of Davis cup. Given this, Star + has chosen him as its protagonist for a new installment of the program “In First Person” with Mariano Zabaleta. It will premiere next Tuesday, March 1 at 7:00 pm (Peruvian time).

In the current affairs format produced by Star Original Productions, outstanding Latin American figures of local and current relevance embark on an intimate and relaxed conversation that explores deep corners of their personal history and their professional career, offering their view of the most relevant events of their life and painting their own portrait as never seen before, while sharing in the first person: what they think, what they feel, news, details never before revealed and how they see today’s dizzying world.

The “Star+ Specials. In first person” are a front-row ticket to unique talks and moments of personal reflection of each protagonist with the viewer as a confidant and lead the public to immerse themselves and enjoy an open testimony, discovering untold anecdotes from the private lives of public figures. while revealing their view of the world.

In the first delivery available in the service of streamingEugenia ‘China’ Suarez (“Alternative Therapy”) meets to talk and review his present and his history with the journalist Alejandro Fantino. Guests from different worlds and generations will go through the Star+ cycle that seeks to get to know each of the celebrities in depth, behind the scenes of their stories and their vision on issues that are part of the daily news of the audiences.

The latest from Del Potro in tennis

“Today I gave everything I had, until the last point. I’m happy because my last game was probably on a pitch and not giving a press conference. And ahead of all of you. I will always remember them”he wrote on social media after losing to Delbonis at the Argentina Open.

“They made me very happy. Eternally grateful”, wrote the native of Tandil, ending a long professional career with great titles at the individual level and also with the Argentine Davis Cup team.