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María Gómez (journalist)
María Gómez García de la Banda (born February 16, 1987, in Madrid, Spain) is a Spanish journalist, literary author, and television and radio presenter. She hosts TVE's Enred@d@s, contributes to La Sexta's Zapeando, RNE's Tarde lo que tarde, and Los 40's morning radio show Anda ya. CareerFormationMaría Gómez has a degree in Advertising and Public Relations, a degree in Strategic Planning and Advertising Creativity from Pompeu Fabra University in Barcelona, and a degree in Journalism from Carlos III University in Madrid.[2] RadioHer career as a journalist began at Cadena SER, in Madrid, where she has been working since 2010. She has worked as a producer and editor on programs such as A vivir que son dos días, Acento Robinson, El Mundo Today, Si amanece nos vamos or La vida moderna.[3] She has also collaborated in different formats of the radio station M80 Radio, such as Morning80.[4] In 2014, she makes the transition to M80 Radio, where she co-hosts the morning show 80 y la madre with José Antonio Ponseti for two seasons. In 2016, she co-hosts the hour of culture in the wake-up show Arriba España with Juan Luis Cano for one season, also on M80 Radio.[5] She has created, directed and presented her own radio project: XXI Gramos. A documentary radio program for Cadena SER.[6] In addition, she has worked on the summer edition of La Ventana on the same radio station since 2015.[7] In 2017, she joins the Los 40 team of the morning show Anda ya,[8] as a collaborator with a film and TV section. She has been a contributor to the RNE magazine Tarde lo que tarde since September 2020.[9] In 2021, she returns to Zapeando as a collaborator and substitute presenter.[10] TelevisionOn television, she started working at the TV3 news office in Madrid in 2011. Later, in 2016, she collaborated on the current affairs show Likes, on #0 by Movistar+, for a season. At the same time, she co-hosts the funny football show 90 Minuti with Miki Nadal for two seasons on Real Madrid TV.[11] She co-hosted the musical program A toda pantalla,[12] with Darío Manrique, on Cuatro, where she also collaborated in the program Dani & Flo.[13] She has been the voice-over host of the program Bienvenidos a mi hotel, on Cuatro.[14] She was part of the team of journalists sent to Russia for the 2018 World Cup for Mediaset España.[15][16][17] During the 2018 to 2019 season, she presented Ese programa del que usted me habla[18][19] on La 2 of TVE. In June 2019, it was confirmed that the program would not be renewed for a new season. In July 2019, she began collaborating on La 1 of TVE's summer morning magazine A partir de hoy, which was renewed for the entire 2019-2020 season.[20] In November 2019, she participated, playing herself as a news reporter, and ended up as one of the "kidnapped" in El gran secuestro[21] for Playz. In September 2020, she co-presented the program La primera pregunta, together with Llus Guilera, on La 1 of TVE.[22] In the summer of 2021, she worked as a collaborator on the program Zapeando,[23] on La Sexta. Since May 2022, she has presented the program Enred@d@s on La 1 with Sara Escudero.[24] Literary workIn 2021, she presented Odio en las manos,[25] her first book, a crime novel in which the protagonist is a young psychologist to whom a patient, a police officer by profession, announces a crime she intends to commit. Media careerTelevision
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RecognitionsIn 2017, Forbes Spain magazine included her in its 30 under 30 list of the most influential young professionals in Spain, also being the presenter of the gala.[26] References
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