Overview
- De Brito, speaking Saturday, September 5, 2026, reaffirmed in interviews that LAM will finish at some point and that twelve years is a sensible milestone for closing the program.
- He corrected earlier media reports by saying the end of LAM does not mean he is retiring or breaking his contracts with the producer or channel.
- De Brito said the decision stems from exhaustion with repeating the same daily topics, citing constant coverage of figures such as Wanda and Tini as examples.
- He credited the show's longevity to the rotating 'angelitas' panel format and also confirmed interest from networks, with reports that América TV's Pamela David contacted him about new projects but those overtures and a suggested 2027 end date remain unconfirmed.
- LAM began in 2016 on El Trece before moving to América TV, has reached about 2,500 episodes, and its planned wind‑down could free De Brito to test new TV formats while changing the daily entertainment landscape.