Emilio sanchez salamanca

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Emilio Sánchez Salamanca (March 30, 1990), is a Colombian disc jockey and entertainer. From 1999 through 2005, he achieved several hits on the radio station La F.M., such as the shows Cinema Paradiso, Platino y Oro and Se Habla Español, as well as frequent appearances on the show Buscando La Noche, with Jaime Sánchez Cristo, Diego Carvajal, Angela Gutierrez, Luis Alfonso Salazar and Maria Clara Torres. He has also collaborated frequently on Academy Awards broadcasts for RCN Television. In 2004, he lent his voice to a Nintendo Gamecube radio commercial. In 2007, he made a small and uncredited appearance on the television show Amas de Casa Desesperadas, Colombian adaptation of Desperate Housewives. In "Buscando La Noche", Sánchez participated in interviews with musicians such as Herbie Hancock, Jorge Villamizar (lead singer of the band Bacilos), Celso Fonseca, Eumir Deodato, and Antonio Carmona (lead singer of the group Ketama). In 2004, he became a founding member of the student magazine from Bogotá Revista UÓN, for which he wrote columns on music until 2006. As of 2008, it has been said, although not confirmed yet, that Sánchez is preparing his radio comeback through an internet station owned by Colegio Nueva Granada.

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