Alejandra Jaramillo Gives Up on Hispanics? She Now Wants to Try Her Luck in Hollywood and the American Market (VIDEO)
Posted on 08/10/26 at 14:42
- Alejandra Jaramillo learns English through an intensive language routine.
- Her social media posts are being interpreted as a possible move toward the English-speaking market.
- Critics point to alleged career setbacks at Univision and Telemundo.
Alejandra Jaramillo learns English. The well-known presenter Alejandra Jaramillo has sparked speculation in the entertainment world after sharing a revealing message on social media documenting her full immersion in the English language.
In a post shared on her Instagram account this Saturday, August 8, 2026, the Ecuadorian television personality detailed her daily routine focused on mastering a second language:
“Saturday, August 8, 2026. Reading in English, listening to songs in English, listening to podcasts in English, watching movies in English, boldly speaking English to anyone I happen to come across. I have a dream, and I put it in God’s hands. It is written,” she shared.
Alejandra Jaramillo learns English: Is she giving up on ever working at Univision or Telemundo?
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The announcement comes at a particularly delicate point in Alejandra Jaramillo’s career, following her departure from Univision and controversial episodes in which different segments of the Hispanic audience strongly criticized her for comments about Mexicans.
For many commentators and social media users, these events may have damaged the presenter’s own career, potentially closing doors at major Spanish-language networks such as Univision and Telemundo.
Against this complicated backdrop, speculation has emerged that her sudden and determined focus on English could be part of a strategy to pursue new professional opportunities in the English-speaking market, American television or the competitive Hollywood industry.
Alejandra Jaramillo learns English: Mixed reactions and intense debate among her followers
The post from the presenter known as “Caramelo” immediately generated a wave of reactions and comments from her followers, sharply dividing opinions online about her future on television.
While some viewers applauded her discipline, personal growth and determination to pursue new horizons, more critical comments reflected the frustration of people who no longer support her within the Hispanic community.
Among the most notable messages of support from Alejandra Jaramillo’s admirers were words of encouragement and motivation:
“I can see you working in Hollywood, and I’m not a psychic. Your discipline and dedication are admirable. Wow,” one enthusiastic follower wrote.
Another user commented with admiration: “I really wish I could speak English. How beautiful and humble what you’re doing is. You’re building your own tower step by step, and you have the generosity to share it.”
Others also predicted success for her outside traditional Latino media, writing messages such as: “Keep going, my Ale, keep living your dreams and enjoy every stage” and “You’ll do great in the English-speaking market, you’ll see.”
“So God’s plan was for you to act so ignorant and get yourself fired,” one user told her
However, the backlash quickly appeared in the same comments section, where some users questioned her new strategy and brought up her recent media controversies.
Sharp remarks and direct criticism flooded the post:
“And there you go again with God. If that’s God’s plan, you’d already know English… so God’s plan was for you to act so ignorant and get yourself fired?” one frustrated user wrote.
Others went further, questioning the authenticity of Alejandra Jaramillo’s language-learning process with comments such as: “Imagine if everyone who reads in English posted it on social media” and “She’s making things up with this English,” reflecting the significant image damage she faces among some members of the audience that once enthusiastically supported her on Spanish-language television in the United States.
