Author, documentary filmmaker, tv collaborator, author and journalist are a few of the professions of Valeria Vegas, the star visitor at gala 7 of Tu cara me sona.
Along with now within the contest introduced by Manel Fuentes, the Valencian may be seen virtually day by day in Y Ahora Sonsoles, the Ónega journal the place she collaborates.
The journalist rose to fame for writing the memoirs of Cristina Ortiz, higher generally known as La Veneno, and since then she has been seen on the small display screen, however she has additionally been heard on completely different radio stations. In reality, she was Yu’s collaborator, do not miss something.
Valeria Vegas is carefully linked to the lifetime of La Veneno, a lot in order that because of her relationship with the star she was in a position to write her biography ¡Digo! Neither whore nor saint, which was printed in 2015.
A number of years later, in 2019, the Javis contacted her to do the sequence Veneno for Atresplayer, the place she was performed by actress Lola Rodríguez.
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Valeria Vegas printed in 2019 Vestidas de azul, a social and cinematographic evaluation of transsexual girls within the years of the Spanish Transition, a piece that Javier Calvo and Javier Ambrossi used to create a type of second a part of Veneno, launched in 2023.
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Apart from her work, Valeria Vegas is taken into account an icon of the LGBTIQ+ collective: she has obtained numerous awards, such because the Rainbow Recognition.
