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Andrés Tovar
Official portrait
NationalityMexican
OccupationTelevision producer
Years active2002–present
OrganizationWorkafrolics
Known forSale el sol; De pisa y corre; Acércate a Rocío; La Academia (2024)
SpouseMaite Perroni (m. 2022)
Websiteandres-tovar.com

Andrés Tovar (credited in full as Andrés Tovar Pulido) is a Mexican television producer from the state of Chiapas.[1] Over roughly two decades he has produced programmes for three Mexican broadcasters: Televisa, Imagen Televisión and TV Azteca. The earliest credit supported by both trade press and IMDb is as a casting coordinator on the Mexican edition of Operación Triunfo in 2002,[2][3] and he works through his production company Workafrolics.[4][5] Infobae reported in 2026 that he had produced more than 6,300 hours of programming; the figure is Tovar's own and is the one cited in his lawsuit against Imagen Televisión.[6]

His credited work includes the children's series Plaza Sésamo (IMDb lists credits from 2006 to 2012, including 194 episodes as associate producer or production advisor), the scripted series Los héroes del norte (2010–2011) and Cloroformo (2012), and the Mexican adaptation Gossip Girl: Acapulco (2013, 25 episodes), on which he was an executive producer.[3][7] For Imagen Televisión, which began broadcasting on 17 October 2016, he supplied the live morning programme Sale el sol (from 18 October 2016; IMDb credits him as executive producer on 596 of the series' 605 episodes) and the programme De pisa y corre.[8][9] He is also credited as an executive producer of Érase una vez (2017), a Mexican series based on a format by Marcos Osorio Vidal, Gustavo Malajovich and Hernán Goldfrid that was also adapted in the United States as Tell Me a Story (CBS All Access, 2018–2020), and of the TV Azteca programmes Acércate a Rocío (from 25 April 2022) and Tu historia como la mía (2025). In 2024 he took over the production of the 14th edition of the talent contest La Academia.[10][11][12][13][14]

Early life and arrival in Mexico City

Tovar is described in the Mexican press as originating from Chiapas.[1] He has said that he arrived in Mexico City in 2001 and paid his expenses in part by selling mole and cheeses that his grandmother sent from Chiapas.[6] Before establishing himself in television, according to Infobae, he worked as a messenger, an assistant, a salesman of automotive oils and a location manager.[6]

In an interview on the YouTube programme ¿Quién cuida al líder?, reported by Publimetro in November 2024, Tovar described his progression in television as production assistant, floor chief (jefe de piso), associate producer and then producer. He said it took him six or seven years to become an associate producer, and recalled a colleague who had held that post for 20 years telling him he would never become a producer.[15] A 2022 profile in the Oaxaca edition of Heraldo de México said he became known through more than ten years at Televisa, and Publimetro wrote in the same year that he began his career alongside the producer Pedro Torres.[16][1]

Televisa and El Mall (2002–2013)

Operación Triunfo and casting

In August 2024 Tovar told the trade outlet PRODU that more than two decades earlier he had coordinated castings for Operación Triunfo with Jaime Camil, who in 2024 was the host of La Academia.[2] IMDb lists him as casting director of Operación triunfo: México for 2002.[3]

The Mexican edition was produced by Televisa and Endemol. According to Spanish Wikipedia it aired from 4 August to 10 November 2002, with live galas on Sundays hosted by Camil; 16 students were selected, the series comprised 15 episodes including the opening Gala 0, and the winner was Darina. Pedro Torres was the executive producer.[17] Proceso reported an open casting call at the Estadio Azteca on 9 June 2002,[18] and PRODU reported calls in eight cities between 28 June and 26 July 2002.[19]

Plaza Sésamo and children's programming

Plaza Sésamo, the Mexican version of Sesame Street, premiered on 6 October 1972 on Canal 5 and was the first international co-production of the American series; its first season comprised 130 half-hour episodes recorded in Mexico City.[20] According to Spanish Wikipedia, seasons 10 to 14 (2006 to 2012) each had 65 episodes.[21]

Infobae described Plaza Sésamo as one of his first important links with television, saying he took part in several stages of the programme and that it shaped his interest in educational content.[6] IMDb lists the following credits for him on the series: production manager (2007–2008, 118 episodes), casting director (2007–2008, 76 episodes), director (2007, one episode), and associate producer or production advisor (2009–2012, 194 episodes). It also lists him as associate producer of five Plaza Sésamo videos released in 2006 and 2008.[3]

Scripted series

IMDb lists Tovar on S.O.S.: Sexo y otros secretos, which premiered on 15 May 2007 on Canal 5 and ended on 9 December 2008 after two seasons and 26 episodes. IMDb credits him as production manager in 2007 (13 episodes) and associate producer in 2008 (13 episodes).[22][23] The English-language Wikipedia infobox lists him as a producer of the series, while the Spanish article does not name him.[23]

In 2009 IMDb lists him as associate producer of Hermanos y detectives, a Televisa adaptation of an Argentine series by Damián Szifron. The Mexican version had 13 episodes; according to Spanish Wikipedia it began on the pay-television channel Unicable on 17 August 2009 and ended there on 9 November 2009.[24] IMDb credits Tovar as associate producer for 13 episodes and as casting director for two.[25]

Los héroes del norte is a musical sitcom created and directed by Gustavo Loza and produced by Adicta Films and Televisa. It premiered on 20 September 2010 on the music channel Bandamax; Spanish Wikipedia gives three seasons and 52 episodes and lists Tovar as associate producer.[26] IMDb credits him as associate producer for 2010–2011 (18 episodes).[27] Zeta (Tijuana) reported in December 2013 that 36 episodes had been made across two seasons and that the third season began on 25 November 2013.[28] Sources differ on the channels that first carried the series and on its episode count.

Cloroformo (2012) was a series of 13 one-hour episodes, created and directed by Loza and produced by Adicta Films for Televisa. It premiered on 19 March 2012 on the cable channel TDN and reached Canal 5 on 29 October 2012.[29] IMDb credits Tovar as associate producer for all 13 episodes.[30]

Gossip Girl: Acapulco

Gossip Girl: Acapulco was a Mexican adaptation of the American series Gossip Girl, made by El Mall Producciones with Warner Bros. and Televisa. Spanish Wikipedia names Pedro Torres, El Mall's president, as its creator and executive producer.[31] BroadwayWorld reported in January 2013 that Televisa had commissioned the Latin American version from Warner Bros. International Television Production, to be produced by El Mall in 25 episodes.[32] Filming ran from 21 January to about 15 May 2013.[31]

PRODU described it in November 2013 as a co-production of El Mall and Warner Bros. produced by Torres, Tovar and Juan Pablo Ybarra.[33] The English Wikipedia infobox lists Ybarra, Tovar and Torres as executive producers, and IMDb credits Tovar as executive producer for all 25 episodes.[34][7] The series premiered on 5 August 2013 on the pay channel Golden Premier, reached the United States network UniMás on 20 September 2013 and began airing on Canal 5 on 11 November 2013.[34] PRODU interviewed Tovar as executive producer of El Mall on the Canal 5 premiere (Monday 11 November, 10 p.m.). He said the series had done well on pay television and that shooting of a second season was planned for February 2014, for about four months.[35] On 14 January 2014 it was announced that the series would not be renewed for a second season.[34]

Independent production and Workafrolics

Tovar describes Workafrolics as his production company (casa productora).[4][5] In April 2022 he told PRODU that through it he had produced more than six original programmes for Imagen Televisión, and that he had produced seven live hours of television a day from Monday to Friday, about 6,000 hours over five years.[4] IMDb lists Workafrolics among the production companies of Acércate a Rocío, Acércate a Rocío al límite and Somos Grandes.[36][37][38]

The same 2022 interview shows how Tovar framed his position as a supplier to broadcasters. He said he was continuing as an independent producer in partnership with the presenter Rocío Sánchez Azuara and TV Azteca, and that he wanted to create, produce and direct programmes on the three largest open-television networks in Mexico.[4] His social-media profiles describe his specialty as creating and adapting formats.[1] These statements are his own; the authorship of the formats is disputed (see below).

Imagen Televisión (2016–2022)

Imagen Televisión, owned by Grupo Imagen, began regular broadcasts at 20:00 on Monday 17 October 2016 on channel 3 of open television, and its press release described it as the first new national open-television network launched in Mexico in more than 20 years.[8][39] Spanish Wikipedia records that Grupo Imagen received a concession for 123 stations in March 2015 and that broadcasts began on 37 stations.[40] Tovar has described himself as an independent producer who supplied programmes to the network.[41]

Sale el sol

Sale el sol premiered on Tuesday 18 October 2016, the day after the network launched, on weekdays at 08:00, live from the network's new studios. The launch announcement described it as a morning programme with expert contributors, and named the original hosts as Luz María Zetina, Mauricio Barcelata, Carlos Arenas and Paulina Mercado.[8][39] By July 2017 it aired from 08:00 to 12:00. Excélsior reported that in June 2017 its average social-media reach was 104 million.[41]

In April 2020 Imagen announced a 9 percent rise in network ratings, naming Sale el sol among the programmes that gained audience; no figure for the programme alone was given.[42] Spanish Wikipedia lists Tovar as executive producer from 2016 to 2022 and gives a running time of 210 minutes with commercials and 1,500 episodes as of 19 July 2022.[43] English Wikipedia gives 180 minutes and four seasons,[44] IMDb lists 605 episodes for the series and credits Tovar on 596 of them,[9][3] and Infobae reported in 2026 that Tovar led its launch and production for seven seasons.[6]

De pisa y corre

De pisa y corre began as a segment of Sale el sol presented by Nacho Lozano and became a programme of its own, premiering on 13 May 2019 at 08:00; El Informador reported that the one-hour programme would air Monday to Friday on Imagen Televisión.[43][45] IMDb lists it as a series from 2019 and credits Tovar as its executive producer from 2019 to 2022 (70 episodes).[46] Tovar named it among his Imagen programmes in a 2022 PRODU interview.[4]

Other formats

El minuto que cambió mi destino premiered on Saturday 22 October 2016 at 22:00, hosted by the journalist Gustavo Adolfo Infante; guests recounted the moment that changed their lives.[8] According to Excélsior (2017), the original idea came from Infante, and Tovar and his team developed the format and produced it.[41] It reached its 100th episode on 20 October 2018.[47] IMDb lists Tovar as its executive producer.[48]

Tovar named two further programmes in the 2022 PRODU interview: Visita de doctor, which he called a medical show, and Eros y nosotros, which he described as a programme on sexuality and diversity. IMDb lists them for 2019 and 2022 respectively.[4][49][50]

Acércate a Rocío / Rocío a tu lado

Acércate a Rocío premiered on Imagen Televisión on Monday 8 March 2021 at 17:00 on channel 3.1, as a talk show in which the host, Rocío Sánchez Azuara, helps an audience member with a personal problem with the support of experts. Señal News listed Tovar as producer, with Pedro Luévano.[51] Its last broadcast on Imagen was on 22 April 2022, and it moved to TV Azteca three days later.[12] Spanish Wikipedia's article on Sánchez Azuara says the Imagen version was later renamed Rocío a tu lado; IMDb carries a separate title under that name.[52][53]

Érase una vez and Tell Me a Story

Érase una vez

Érase una vez is a Mexican fiction anthology of 12 episodes, each retelling a classic tale in a dark, urban setting, produced by Blim and Televisa. Spanish Wikipedia credits Marcos Osorio Vidal, Gustavo Malajovich and Hernán Goldfrid as its creators, notes that it adapts the idea of the Spanish series Cuéntame un cuento (Antena 3), and lists Tovar among the executive producers with Gonzalo Cilley, Pitipol Ybarra, Araceli Sánchez Mariscal and Marcela Ibarra. It gives a premiere of 2 October 2017 and a finale of 18 December 2017.[11] IMDb lists a release date of 18 May 2017 for the series, with Chocolate Cine and Resonant TV as production companies, and credits Tovar as executive producer for all 12 episodes.[54][3]

Tell Me a Story

In November 2017 TheWrap reported that CBS All Access had ordered Tell Me a Story from the writer Kevin Williamson, based on a format created by Osorio Vidal, Malajovich and Goldfrid. The report stated that the original series was produced by Cilley and Tovar of the company Resonant, that the agency Paradigm represented the format rights, and that the series had originally aired on the Spanish network Antena 3; it did not name Érase una vez.[10] The American series premiered on 31 October 2018 and ran for two seasons of ten episodes each. Season 1 aired until 3 January 2019; season 2 aired from 5 December 2019 to 6 February 2020. CBS All Access cancelled it on 11 May 2020, and The CW acquired both seasons the same day.[55]

The English and Spanish Wikipedia infoboxes list Tovar among the executive producers, with Cilley, Dana Honor, Aaron Kaplan, Liz Friedlander and Williamson, and IMDb credits him as executive producer for all 20 episodes.[55][56][57] The production companies are Resonant, Outerbanks Entertainment and Kapital Entertainment.[56] Wikipedia is inconsistent about the origin of the American series, citing the Spanish Cuéntame un cuento in its lead and the Mexican Érase una vez in its development section.[55]

TV Azteca (2022–present)

Acércate a Rocío

On 5 April 2022 PRODU reported that Tovar, Sánchez Azuara and TV Azteca had formed a partnership to produce Acércate a Rocío on TV Azteca, with the premiere set for Monday 25 April.[4] Spanish Wikipedia lists the programme as created by Sánchez Azuara, with Tovar Pulido and Sánchez Azuara as executive producers, Pamela Pacheco Zamora as producer, and TV Azteca and Imán Producciones as production companies; it gives a length of 120 minutes and a weekday slot at 17:00 on Azteca Uno.[12] On the programme's third anniversary in April 2025, Publimetro described it as a live talk show on Azteca Uno, with panellists helped through a segment called the "Clínica de emociones".[58] IMDb shows 722 episodes for the series, of which 406 are credited to Tovar.[36]

Telemundo announced that the programme would air on its United States network from 2 January 2023.[59]

Acércate a Rocío al límite

TV Azteca premiered Acércate a Rocío al límite on Saturday 3 February 2024 at 21:00 on Azteca Uno, presenting it as an uncensored extension of the "Clínica de emociones". PRODU named Sánchez Azuara as host and general producer and Tovar as executive producer. The format covered real-life stories with expert guidance on subjects including sexuality, infidelity, addiction and mental health.[60] TV Azteca's page describes it as a spin-off produced by Sánchez Azuara and Tovar.[61] IMDb lists one season of 52 episodes, with Tovar credited on two.[37]

Somos grandes

Somos grandes premiered on Saturday 27 April 2024 at 17:00 on adn40, hosted by Ninfa Salinas and produced by Workafrolics. PRODU described it as a television programme combined with an app, social-media channels, WhatsApp groups and in-person events, intended as a movement for Mexican entrepreneurs; it cited figures that entrepreneurs generate more than 70 percent of formal jobs and more than 50 percent of gross domestic product.[62] In May 2025 Publimetro reported that the second season aired on Saturdays at 17:00; citing HR Media, it said the programme drew 319,000 viewers on 26 April 2025, against 247,000 for special coverage of the death of Pope Francis.[63] In February 2026 Salinas presented the initiative at the FIIE forum in Mexico City; the report names Tovar as producer.[64] IMDb lists three seasons and 52 episodes.[38]

La Academia (2024)

The 14th edition of the musical reality contest La Academia premiered on Sunday 21 July 2024 at 20:00 on Azteca Uno, with Jaime Camil as host and a jury of four. A daily programme, Camino a la fama, aired on Azteca 7, and the series was streamed on Disney+.[65] Spanish Wikipedia records 18 participants chosen from 20 candidates and a final on 6 October 2024, won by Mario Girón; it lists Tovar Pulido as executive producer and counts 12 Sunday broadcasts, while PRODU counted eleven weeks of competition and seven finalists.[66][67]

On 29 July 2024 El Imparcial reported that Tovar had replaced Lilian Contreras at the head of the production after weak ratings, and that the backstage co-hosts had been replaced.[14] In an August 2024 interview PRODU gave two different accounts of the timing, one saying he took over three weeks before the premiere and another saying he arrived in the second week of broadcasts; the interview did not reconcile them.[2] Publimetro later named a different predecessor, David Limón.[68] Tovar said that Adrián Ortega, TV Azteca's general director of content, entrusted the programme to him.[2] Publimetro reported in January 2026, citing the commentator Álex Kaffie rather than an official ratings agency, that the final drew 1,465,300 viewers against 1,270,100 for a La Casa de los Famosos México special, and that TV Azteca had not confirmed whether Tovar would produce a further edition.[68] IMDb credits him on 11 episodes.[69]

Tu historia como la mía

In June 2025 TV Azteca announced Tu historia como la mía as a new programme by Sánchez Azuara, describing it as the first "reality talk show" in Mexico.[70] It premiered on Sunday 3 August 2025 at 20:00 on Azteca Uno, as the first of ten planned programmes, with Verónica Castro and Cristian Castro as the opening guests.[71] In late August Tovar said the network had decided to broadcast it as a monthly special in the Saturday 21:00 slot, with the run due to end in March and seven episodes still to air. He also said it would reach the United States through Telemundo. According to the same report the premiere drew 3.67 million viewers, a figure attributed to Kaffie.[72] Spanish Wikipedia lists guests for ten episodes and a last broadcast on 10 January 2026.[13]

Production approach

Tovar's statements about his programmes stress family audiences. Of Acércate a Rocío, he said its purpose was to bring tools to Mexican families so they could be better off.[58] Of La Academia, he said in 2024 that he wanted to make "a more human program" in which the students' emotions were genuinely shown, and in a post on X that the show did not seek to display "human misery" as other reality formats did.[2][73] Of Tu historia como la mía, he said it could be watched by the whole family.[71] These are his own characterisations.

Authorship dispute and legal proceedings

In April 2022 Tovar said he owned the formats he had produced for Imagen Televisión and was negotiating the broadcast rights with the network.[4] In April 2024 he filed a civil suit against Imagen Televisión seeking recognition of his authorship of, and payment for, programmes he produced for the network, including Sale el sol; reports in June 2026 put the programming at issue at more than 6,300 hours, while reports in 2025 cited lower figures.[74][75][76] Tovar has said the suit seeks recognition of copyright and production rights rather than a multimillion-peso payment.[77] The authorship of the formats is the subject of the dispute and has not been determined by a court.

Imagen Televisión subsequently filed a criminal complaint alleging false statements (falsedad de declaración) and procedural fraud (fraude procesal). In May 2026 a Mexico City judge ruled that there were grounds to proceed with the case (vinculación a proceso, a procedural ruling that is not a conviction).[75][74] Tovar has denied the allegations and said that a federal judge granted him a definitive suspension in an amparo; the suspension did not end the proceedings.[78][79] Tovar is presumed innocent, and no verdict had been reported in coverage found up to November 2026.[6]

Recognition

IMDb lists one win and three nominations for Tovar, all linked to productions rather than to him individually.[80] His official website lists the same four.[81]

  • 2012, Premios TVyNovelas: nominee, Best TV Series, for Los héroes del norte, shared with Gustavo Loza.[80]
  • 2016, Palmas de Oro: winner, Best New TV Show, for Sale el sol. The credited names include Tovar, Omar Ochoa Cadena, Resonant TV and Grupo Imagen Producciones; IMDb does not name the organiser.[82]
  • 2018, Premios TVyNovelas: nominee, Best TV Series, for Érase una vez, shared with Sánchez Mariscal, Ybarra, Cilley and Ibarra. The nomination appears in IMDb only.[80]
  • 2020, PRODU Awards: nominee, Best Production of an Unscripted Series, for Sale el sol; the other nominees included Bienvenidos a Bordo and A otro nivel canta conmigo Colombia.[83]

Personal life

Tovar married the actress and singer Maite Perroni in October 2022 in Valle de Bravo, State of Mexico.[84]

Career timeline

Tovar's official website groups his credits into four stages: Televisa (2002–2012), El Mall (2013), Imagen Televisión and streaming platforms (2016–2022) and TV Azteca (2022–present).[85]

Year Event
2001 Tovar says he arrived in Mexico City.[6]
2002 Casting coordinator of Operación Triunfo in Mexico per PRODU (IMDb: casting director; aired 4 August – 10 November 2002).[3][17]
2007 IMDb credits as production manager and casting director of Plaza Sésamo; production manager of S.O.S.: Sexo y otros secretos (premiered 15 May).[3][22]
2008 IMDb credits as associate producer of S.O.S. (ended 9 December).[22]
2009 Associate producer of Hermanos y detectives (from 17 August), per IMDb; associate producer on Plaza Sésamo from this year.[25][3]
2010 Associate producer of Los héroes del norte (premiered 20 September).[26]
2012 Associate producer of Cloroformo (from 19 March); nominated for a TVyNovelas award for Los héroes del norte; Plaza Sésamo credits end.[30][29][80][3]
2013 Executive producer of Gossip Girl: Acapulco (premiere 5 August).[7][34]
2016 Imagen Televisión launches (17 October); Sale el sol premieres (18 October); IMDb lists it as winner of the 2016 Palmas de Oro for Best New TV Show; El minuto que cambió mi destino premieres (22 October).[8][82]
2017 Érase una vez is produced; CBS All Access orders Tell Me a Story (30 November).[11][10]
2018 Tell Me a Story premieres on 31 October; TVyNovelas nomination for Érase una vez; El minuto que cambió mi destino reaches its 100th episode.[55][80][47]
2019 IMDb lists De pisa y corre as a 2019 Imagen programme.[46]
2020 Tell Me a Story cancelled (11 May); PRODU Awards nomination for Sale el sol.[55][83]
2021 Acércate a Rocío premieres on Imagen Televisión (8 March).[51]
2022 Acércate a Rocío moves to TV Azteca (25 April); Tovar marries Maite Perroni in October.[12][84]
2023 Acércate a Rocío airs on Telemundo in the United States from 2 January.[59]
2024 Acércate a Rocío al límite premieres (3 February); Somos grandes premieres (27 April); La Academia 14th edition (21 July – 6 October).[60][62][66]
2025 Tu historia como la mía premieres on 3 August.[71]
2026 Somos grandes presented at the FIIE forum (11–12 February).[64]

Selected productions

Selected television credits. Episode counts are those credited to Tovar on IMDb. A full register of his credits is kept on his official website.[86]

Years Title Network or platform Role Credited episodes (IMDb)
2002 Operación triunfo: México Televisa Casting coordinator (IMDb: casting director) —[3]
2007–2012 Plaza Sésamo Televisa Production manager; casting director; associate producer, production advisor 118; 76; 194[3]
2007–2008 S.O.S.: Sexo y otros secretos Canal 5 Production manager; associate producer 13; 13[22]
2009 Hermanos y detectives Televisa Associate producer; casting director 13; 2[25]
2010–2011 Los héroes del norte Bandamax; Canal 5 Associate producer 18[27]
2012 Cloroformo TDN; Canal 5 Associate producer 13[30]
2013 Gossip Girl: Acapulco Golden Premier; Canal 5 Executive producer 25[7]
2016 El minuto que cambió mi destino Imagen Televisión Executive producer —[48]
2016–2022 Sale el sol Imagen Televisión Executive producer 596[3][43]
2017 Érase una vez Blim; Canal 5 Executive producer 12[54][3]
2018–2020 Tell Me a Story CBS All Access (United States) Executive producer 20[57]
2019–2022 De pisa y corre Imagen Televisión Executive producer 70[3]
2021–2022 Acércate a Rocío (Rocío a tu lado) Imagen Televisión Executive producer —[51][53][52]
2022– Acércate a Rocío TV Azteca (Azteca Uno) Executive producer 406[36][12]
2024–2025 Acércate a Rocío al límite Azteca Uno Executive producer 2[37][60]
2024– Somos grandes adn40 (TV Azteca) Executive producer (Workafrolics production) 52[62][3]
2024 La Academia (14th edition) Azteca Uno General producer / executive producer 11[69][66]
2025 Tu historia como la mía Azteca Uno Executive producer 1[13][69]

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