Toni Clapés returns to television with a comedy program on La 2 Cat
The presenter will host a new show from El Molino in Barcelona, which will be broadcast weekly.
BarcelonaToni Clapés is returning to television after eleven years. The journalist and radio host will present a new weekly comedy program on La 2 Cat. He announced it himself this Monday afternoon on the RAC1 version, which he has managed for twenty years and which He has been recognized with the Ondas award"It's an idea that a few of us came up with. I feel it's mine, I'm excited about it," said Clapés. The new program will be broadcast from El Molino in Barcelona, an idea that came to her during the radio special celebrating its 25th anniversary.Barça plays on RAC1, made from this very room. At the moment, neither the presenter nor the network has specified when this new program will premiere, nor the team and collaborators who will be part of it.
Clapés has a very long career in radio, which he has combined, intermittently, with television. In 1994 he made his television debut with All for the audience, which was presented by Xavier Sardà, on TV3. A few years later he joined as a collaborator on The Martian Chronicleswhich Sardà himself hosted on Telecinco. Later, Clapés began presenting television programs on his own. These are examples. The submarine, starring children between the ages of four and nine, and imitated societywhich premiered in 2004 and in which Clapés teamed up with comedian Toni Albà. The last program he had presented on television was What we are likeA weekly quiz show that premiered in 2015 invited participants to guess quirks and interesting facts about their fellow citizens. In recent years, Clapés has dedicated himself entirely to radio. In an interview with the ARA in 2024The presenter said that his previous television projects hadn't quite gone as planned. "In the end, it's better to be liked than to be funny. I've tried it and it hasn't worked for me, for whatever reason," he said at the time.
The new La 2 Cat program will join the channel's already launched offerings, which in recent months have included shows presented by other journalists from RAC1, such as Jordi Basté, who hosts Sequence planand Xavi Bundó, who is in charge of The year you were bornAmong the network's newest spaces is also the reflection space. And you, what would you do?Presented by Patrick Urbano, and new programs are expected to be added throughout the season with Bob Pop, Nina and Candela Peña at the helm.
