New Argentine TV show debuts with strong ratings

The new Argentine TV show 'Tarde o temprano' debuted with a high rating of 2.8 points. Over the first week, ratings fluctuated between 1.6 and 2.5 points, averaging 2.2 points.

On its first day on air, it measured a rating of 2.8 points, the highest figure in its first week. On Tuesday, it dropped 0.6 points when it reached an average of 2.2 points, which it repeated on Thursday. On Wednesday, it marked 2.5 points. Finally, on Friday it accumulated 1.6 points, the lowest rating of these five broadcasts. In its first week on air, the program averaged 2.2 rating points.

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