2026 timeline of Peruvian entertainment

América TV loses several familiar faces. On January 21, Natalie Vértiz and María Pía Copello leave the channel’s screens, alongside Rebeca Escribens and Renzo Schuller, according to Infobae.

Natalie Vértiz explains her departure from Estás en Todas. The presenter says that after seven years at América TV she felt she had “hit a ceiling” and wanted new challenges outside free-to-air television.

Flavia Laos signs with HYBE America, the US subsidiary of the South Korean company that manages BTS—a major milestone in her music career.

Manolo Rojas dies on March 27. The Peruvian comedian and impressionist, a longtime Risas y Salsa figure, dies at 75. His biography covers his career.

Préndete goes off the air on Panamericana Televisión after more than three years with Karla Tarazona, Christian Domínguez, Rocío Miranda and Kurt Villavicencio.

Flavia Laos releases the EP La Rubia Enamorada, her first musical project after signing with HYBE.

Karla Tarazona and Christian Domínguez confirm their wedding through a marriage notice required for a Peruvian civil ceremony, ahead of the union formalized in June.

Natalie Vértiz is invited to audition for the 2026 Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show, an opportunity she had dreamed about since she was young.

Karla Tarazona and Christian Domínguez marry in a civil ceremony on June 2 at a notary’s office in San Borja, Lima, formalizing a relationship that had gone through separations and reconciliations.

Christian Domínguez turns 43 during his first month as Karla Tarazona’s husband; the couple describe their wedding as a considered decision.

Zully and Nando marry in a wedding that spreads widely across Peruvian social media.

Alonso Grimaldo “Grimi” becomes the subject of an ampay, bringing the AI engineer from LinkedIn into Peru’s entertainment conversation. His biography explains the shift.

Johanna San Miguel returns to Esto Es Guerra on September 30 and presents alongside Mathías Brivio again after 11 years apart, according to Infobae.

Johanna San Miguel says on television that her 22-year-old son has plans to marry, a remark she herself called an “indiscretion.”