Desiree Ortiz

Desiree Ortiz (born December 28, 1987) She is a Venezuelan Television Host, journalist and model. Currently hosting "Show Business", on air in fourteen countries through the Venevisión network, Venevisión Plus and Mega TV.

Desiree Ortiz
Desiree Ortiz in Miami, Florida
Born
Desiree Ortiz Perez

(1987-12-28) December 28, 1987
Caracas, Venezuela
NationalityVenezuelan
EducationUniversidad Santa María (Caracas)
OccupationActress, Journalist & tv Host
Years active1996 - present
Known forLatina VJ Venevisión, Televen, RCN, TV Azteca, Univisión and Fox Sports
Home townMiami
RelativesDenisse Ortiz Perez (Miss Canaima contestant in the Miss Venezuela 2006)
AwardsPremios Fox Sports en español (journalism awards)

Her name became very controversial and she gave much to talk because of her relationship with the Mexican singer Luis Miguel, during the year 2017 and 2018. Desiree has stood out for his charisma and tireless philanthropic work for nature and animals together with humane Society.

Venevision (Ruge Manía) Televen (Nubeluz) and Fox Sports were part of the journalist's early work.[1]

Early life

Desiree was born in Caracas where she attended school and learned to ride.

At the age of 17, she began her studies in social communication in the Universidad Santa María (Caracas), a private university in Venezuela. This university has the largest school of social communication in the country. And at 21 she left to pursue work opportunities abroad.

She lived and worked in Spain, Mexico,[2] Costa Rica,[3] Colombia, Argentina and the United States. After commuting between Los Angeles and Miami, she settled down in the United States. In 2006, she acted as host for SKY Latin America's coverage of the 2006 FIFA World Cup,[4] leading to her image being broadcast across the region.[5]

She has also acted as hostess for Fashion TV in Bogotá, Colombia, covered the Mar del Plata music festivals in Argentina for On DirecTV,[6] Mexico's TV Azteca's Sports, Univision's Control, France-Cannes Festival and The Fox Sports Awards.

Desiree has been featured in advertising campaigns for Miu Miu, 7 Up, Telefónica Movistar, Ferrero Rocher, EFE Ice Cream, Fiz, Mulco, Colgate (toothpaste), Armandeus hair stylists among others. Desiree currently is the host of Latin Angel Special, a television show dedicated to the beauty of women, gastronomy and tourism.[7]

Awards

She has received several journalism awards, such as the Premios Fox Sports en español "The most competent younger Journalist" Award in 2008. She has also been named "Model of the year" in 2006 by The Film recording and Entertainment Council.

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References
  1. "Al Día" Newspaper (San José, Costa Rica) (Dec 7, 2007). "Desireé Ortiz viene con todo a la cadena televisiva E! Enterteinment Televisión". "Al Día" Newspaper (San José, Costa Rica). Retrieved Sep 17, 2011.
  2. Diario "El Universal" Newspaper (Mexico) (Feb 28, 2009). "Belleza multifacética: Desirée Ortiz. Modelo profesional, periodista y conductora de TV; sin duda, todo un talento latino". Diario "El Universal" Newspaper (Mexico). Retrieved Sep 17, 2011.
  3. "Nación" Newspaper (San José, Costa Rica) (Nov 19, 2007). "TELEVISIÓN: Un nuevo rostro Desireé Ortiz es la nueva contratación de Repretel". "Nación" Newspaper (San José, Costa Rica). Retrieved Sep 17, 2011.
  4. "Diario Olé" (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (Jun 6, 2006). "La Diosa del Día: Desiree Ortiz. Una hermana latinoamericana". "Diario Olé" (Buenos Aires, Argentina). Retrieved Sep 17, 2011.
  5. DirecTV (Spanish website) (Jun 3, 2006). "Desireé Ortiz la figura ancla del Canal 680 "Mundial Total" de DirecTV". DirecTV. Archived from the original on August 29, 2011. Retrieved Sep 17, 2011.
  6. DirectTV and "Rumba Caracas" (Venezuela) (May 3, 2006). "DirectTV se lanza al Mundial". DirecTV. Retrieved Sep 19, 2011.
  7. "Nación" Newspaper (San José, Costa Rica) (Dec 11, 2007). "Aires frescos en TV: Una venezolana y dos colombianas en Repretel". "Nación" Newspaper (San José, Costa Rica). Retrieved Sep 17, 2011.


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