Natalia Denegri Natalia Denegri

Natalia Denegri Natalia Denegri
	Natalia Denegri Natalia Denegri
Native name	Natalia Denegri
Born	1976/03/18 in Argentina as Natalia Denegri
🏡 Residence	Miami
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Natalia Denegri is an Argentine actress, television host, producer and writer, based in Miami, USA.

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Natalia Denegri began her career as an actress and presenter in Argentina, where she participated in television programs, plays and a radio program. In the United States he has won seventeen Suncoast Regional Emmy Awards. The first, together with the presenter Nelson Bustamante and the producer Elizabeth Hernández in 2015 for his documentary Double Exile Part 2.

In 2017, Natalia Denegri received another two Suncoast Regional Emmys, one in the “General Interest Documentary” category for his work on “RCTV, 10 years later”; the second, in the "Religious Program" category, where it competed with five other shipments, for "Looking for God." In 2018, she won another 4 awards, becoming the first Argentine to win seven Suncoast Regional Emmys from NATAS Suncoast.

He received the Carteles award in Miami for his journalistic, social and humanitarian work with his program "Warring Hearts" broadcast on the CNN Latino channel.9

In 2017, she was recognized by the United States Congress for her community work in aid of those affected by Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico.

In 2018, she was included in the list of the 25 Most Powerful Latina Women of People En Español magazine along with Salma Hayek, Thalía and other residents of the United States and received nine nominations for the Suncoast Regional Emmy Award in various categories for her work in production of documentaries and television programs, of which he won four.

In 2019, she won six 2019 Suncoast Regional Emmy Awards, 4 personal and 2 as executive producer; including Dreams, interrupted, which shows the reality of Syrian children living in refugee camps in Lebanon, and For the Children, by the Children, a powerful film that goes deep into the struggle of young Americans to reform the Weapons Law after several mass shootings in schools.