Daniel Bisogno, a prominent host of 'Ventaneando', passed away this Thursday, February 20. Unlike Pedro Sola, who took an alternative path in his studies before entering the entertainment industry, Bisogno knew from a young age that he wanted to work in the media. His mother introduced him to the world of castings and television projects with recognized actors, such as Carmen Salinas and 'Resortes'.
From childhood, Daniel showed interest in acting and enrolled in the Televisa Artistic Education Center (CEA) with the goal of becoming an actor. His irreverent personality made him a pillar of the show 'Ventaneando' and popularized his famous phrase 'beloved audience'.
In recent months, his absence from the program concerned viewers due to health problems that put his life at risk. Despite his notoriety on television, Bisogno shared few details about his personal life outside of the cameras.
After studying at the CEA, Daniel ventured into radio alongside Juan José Origel, where he caught attention and eventually joined 'Ventaneando' in 1997. Angélica Ortíz, his great-aunt and film producer, was the one who initially recommended him to Pati Chapoy.
The relationship between Bisogno and Chapoy was solidified thanks to Pedro Sola, who heard him on the radio and introduced him to Pati. Bisogno joined the program as a substitute and later became a permanent member of the cast, thanks to his performance in front of the camera and his ability to tell stories about celebrities.
In his personal life, Daniel shared a deep love for his mother, who recently passed away, and his relationship with his daughter Michaela, the result of his connection with Cristina Riva Palacio. At just 22 years old, his youth was not a hindrance to becoming an iconic face on 'Ventaneando', where he left an indelible mark with his unique hosting style.
