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Hoy is a Mexican morning television program broadcast on the Las Estrellas network. It combines studio conversation with interviews, entertainment news, celebrity appearances, lifestyle material, and other magazine-style segments. The program began in 1998 and has been presented by changing teams of hosts over time. It is made for a general daytime audience interested in Mexican television personalities, current entertainment, and practical lifestyle coverage.
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When did the Mexican TV show Hoy begin?
Hoy began broadcasting on August 3, 1998, on Mexico's Las Estrellas network. It has continued as a morning magazine program rather than a scripted drama. [Univision history](https://www.univision.com/entretenimiento/este-programa-fue-el-antecedente-de-la-emision-matutina-hoy-fotos)
What segments does Hoy usually include?
The format mixes studio conversation, interviews, entertainment news, celebrity guests, lifestyle material, and short service or advice segments. Its magazine structure lets the show move between celebrity coverage and practical daytime topics within one broadcast.
Who were some of Hoy's early hosts?
Talina Fernández was part of the first stage from 1998 to 1999, and Alfredo Adame served as the main male host across three stages from 1998 to 2002. The presenting lineup has changed over the show's long run. [Las Estrellas history](https://www.lasestrellas.tv/espectaculos-1/famosos-1/en-fotos-estos-fueron-los-conductores-del-primer-programa-de-hoy-quien-ha-permanecido-fotos)
Which channel broadcasts Hoy?
Hoy is produced for Televisa and broadcast on Las Estrellas in Mexico. That network identity distinguishes it from similarly named morning programs on Univision or other Spanish-language channels. [Las Estrellas history](https://www.lasestrellas.tv/espectaculos-1/famosos-1/en-fotos-estos-fueron-los-conductores-del-primer-programa-de-hoy-quien-ha-permanecido-fotos)
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