Mis dos vidas

María Teresa Campos has been one of the most valued and credible journalists in our country. Her presence was common on morning television, a period in which the audience confirmed her day after day as the undisputed leader. In this autobiography, sixty-three-year-old María Teresa Campos reveals to us, with the sincerity and frankness that made her famous, what her life had been like until then. From her childhood in Malaga, through her beginnings in the radio, to her arrival in Madrid, what she called her "first life" takes place. From then on she begins her "second life", in which television comes into play. Nothing is hidden from the reader, neither the happy moments nor the difficult ones. María Teresa tells in these pages what her relationship with Hermida or Gabilondo was like, how she went from Spanish Television to Telecinco, and she opens up about the circumstances of her husband's death. This is also a book full of feelings, in which many women who have grown up, have been educated and have lived in times and circumstances similar to those of the author will be reflected. Throughout the text, María Teresa Campos also gives us her reflections on issues such as trash TV, domestic violence or the incorporation of women into the world of work.