On Super Bowl Sunday, Adriana Monsalve and La Mesa Caliente host Lindsay Casinelli will anchor Telemundo’s five‑hour pregame show, Camino al Super Bowl. Monsalve — a familiar face to Miami’s sports audience — will also handle halftime and postgame coverage live from Santa Clara across Telemundo, Universo, and Peacock.
The pregame broadcast will feature special appearances by Sofía Vergara and other cultural figures, along with a segment from Noticias Telemundo anchor Julio Vaqueiro spotlighting the career and cultural impact of halftime performer Bad Bunny — a superstar with deep ties to Miami’s music scene.
Miami‑Rooted Talent Floods the Bay Area
Telemundo’s Florida‑based production engine is sending a wide roster of on‑air personalities to California. Jessica Carrillo, Carlos Adyan, Verónica Rodríguez, Pablo Mariño, and Alejandro Berry will deliver live hits, interviews, and storytelling from Super Bowl LX events.
The game broadcast will feature the return of Miguel Gurwitz and Rolando Cantú — one of the most recognized Spanish‑language NFL commentary duos — with Diego Arrioja reporting from the sidelines at Levi’s Stadium.
Connecting the Super Bowl to Telemundo’s Florida‑Driven Sports Universe
Telemundo’s Miami‑based sports division will also tie Super Bowl coverage to major moments across its broader portfolio. NBA All‑Star Weekend coverage will feature Álvaro Martín and Diego Balado, while lead soccer voice Luis Omar Tapia connects the broadcast to the road toward FIFA World Cup 26™ — a tournament with major Miami and Florida implications.
Florida Daytime and News Shows Join the Action
Telemundo’s daytime and news teams — many of whom broadcast daily from Miami — will contribute throughout Super Bowl week. Carlos Adyan and Jessica Carrillo will file segments for Hoy Día and En Casa con Telemundo, with Carrillo also reporting for Al Rojo Vivo. Both will join the pregame show on Sunday.
Each night leading up to kickoff, El Pelotazo will air live from Levi’s Stadium, hosted by Arrioja, Berry, Mariño, and Rodríguez.
Miami’s Digital and Social Teams Deliver Always‑On Coverage
Telemundo’s digital and social reporters — many of whom operate out of Miami — will provide real‑time coverage from Media Row, NFL Honors, NFL Experience, and the NFL Latino Culture House. Creators like Juan Guarnizo and Sirey Morán will amplify the network’s presence across all platforms, bringing South Florida’s voice and culture into the national Super Bowl conversation.
