00:00 | Start
00:30 | His relationship with fame
04:10 | Studying sports journalism and his start in stand-up comedy
07:48 | His passion for film
9:46 | Sports in his life
11:07 | The beginnings with Rober Galati
13:01 | How his family reacted to his profession
15:12 | His start in the digital world
17:57 | Reaching a wider audience
19:37 | His impact on traditional media
21:24 | Mario Pergolini and his new role at Vorterix
24:47 | The habit of reading
28:31 | His social media and the hate
30:54 | Religion and meeting Pope Francis
36:09 | The birth of Paren la Mano (Stop the Hand)
38:29 | The success of the show
46:19 | Dr. Tangalanga
48:09 | Who does he admire? 51:36 | The sports show
52:26 | American Football, his aunt, and the Olympic Games
53:56 | His partner Romina
55:39 | His relationship with money and brands
1:01:45 | The new Argentine scene
1:08:33 | Ibaí's influence
1:10:16 | What Qatar 2022 generated
1:12:31 | His interactions with great soccer players
1:13:59 | His choice of the best for a soccer program
1:16:26 | Television formats
1:17:52 | Can he imagine still working in the media at 50?

1:20:02 | What would a conversation be like with the Luquitas who went to his first stand-up comedy class?

From a very young age, he dreamed of covering a World Cup, having free access to all the stadiums, and that's why he started studying sports journalism.

A few years later, he discovered a stand-up comedy workshop, and when he stepped onto a stage, he felt he was born to do it. He met Roberto Galati, and they began working together every day to make a living from it—making people laugh.

With the pandemic, digital media gained greater importance, and he found a unique way to use those tools to entertain a whole new generation, who strongly identified with his perspective and his sense of humor.

Then he joined Vorterix and brought together a group of friends who didn't know each other very well, but who gradually connected and became the leading show in their time slot. Hosting "Paren la Mano" (Stop the Hand), he got his co-hosts (Germán Beder, Alfredo Montes de Oca, Roberto Galati, and Joaquín Cavanna) to entertain and have fun for two hours a day.

They traveled to cover the 2022 Qatar World Cup, filled Luna Park and even Vélez Sarsfield Stadium with "Parensé de Manos," and after organizing other events and performing the show to sold-out crowds in various theaters across the country, he became the new artistic director of Vorterix.

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