Today, Saturday December 11, 2021, is celebrated in our beloved country Venezuela, the national day of the announcer, a facet that requires a lot of effort, dedication, responsibility and above all perseverance to continue performing this work, which aims to entertain our listeners, bring them the information through a microphone and make them feel comfortable listening to the program.

In this short path that I have taken as a broadcaster in my country, I have learned a lot, thanks to the many pieces of advice that people with more experience than me have given me. In addition, with my 24 years of age, I have learned how to convey emotion in a soccer match, transmitted by radio.

It is not easy, sometimes I tend to get very emotional, for the simple fact that previously in my youth (10 to 16 years old), I was a field soccer player.

Since 2017 I began to immerse myself in this world of radio and believe me I am not disappointed for choosing to be in this place, rather, I am grateful to the people who have supported me and continue to support me in all this that I call it: Second chance!.

_{Collage made by me}

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Why second chance?

When I say second chance, I refer to my beginnings as an amateur soccer player in my state, where I got to play the national in Barquisimeto in 2016. Since then, I stopped playing soccer field, because I did not have the necessary resources (cleats, socks, others) to continue practicing this beautiful sport.

In addition to this, I began my studies at the Bolivarian University of Venezuela (UBV). I chose the career of Social Communication, being something unknown to me, since it was not my favorite, but Information.

After three semesters successfully completed, I liked the career and I understood everything normally. I understood how important it is to inform and bring the news, so that the people are informed of what is happening in the community, others.

_{Photo taken by Diego Salas, in 2017.}

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n short, this day of the broadcaster in Venezuela brings me beautiful memories, such as when I broadcast my first game as a sports narrator on the radio, along with Dorismar Aray, Gilberth Jauregui, Diego Salas, among others.

A beautiful experience, for which I am deeply grateful. I feel that every day I take a step forward to achieve all my goals.

For you who inform, who continue to be a broadcaster in Venezuela, who entertain your audience:

HAPPY BROADCASTER'S DAY!