Cuántos años tiene leticia sabater

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It was in 1991 when she became really famous thanks to her children’s programs. From 1991 to 1995 she presented several programs in Telecinco: ‘Desayuna con alegría’ -in the picture-, ‘A mediodía, alegría’ and ‘Vivan los compis’.
After leaving TVE, Leticia landed in Madrid’s local channel ‘Canal 7’ where she presented ‘Mentiras peligrosas’. This program used extras to simulate the conflicts that were told on set.
She revolutionized the social networks at the end of 2015 when the posters of the Great Alaska Circus came to light. In them we could see that the guest star was Leticia and her show was nothing more and nothing less than ‘Fronze’, a copy of the Disney movie ‘Frozen’.
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Es la segunda de las tres hijas del matrimonio entre el ingeniero de minas Jorge Sabater de Sabatés[3] y su esposa María del Carmen Alonso Martínez-Cobo de Guzmán (1944- 17 de octubre de 2010 a la edad de 66 años)[4] Sus hermanas se llaman Silvia y Casilda.
En abril de 1990 tuvo la oportunidad de presentar su primer programa infantil, No te lo pierdas, con Enrique Simón. No te lo pierdas llenó el hueco en la programación dejado por Cajón desastre, de Miriam Díaz Aroca, y se mantuvo en antena durante un año. La representación del programa cambió los estereotipos de los programas infantiles, ya que, según algunos, sus presentadores tenían un tono más fresco y desenfadado.
Este mismo año inició una carrera musical con el lanzamiento del sencillo Tu vecina favorita, que trataba el tema del mismo nombre, y la canción En tu casa o en la mía. Las canciones alcanzaron los puestos 14 y 36, respectivamente, en la lista de Los 40 Principales. Un año después, grabó el álbum infantil Nosotros somos el mundo, con colaboraciones de estrellas como Marco y las anteriores coprotagonistas de Sabater, Gina y Lore. Su segundo álbum, de corte más juvenil, se lanzó en 1993 con el título de Leticia; en 1994 salió su tercer disco, Leti Funk. Su último disco fue Con Mucha Marcha, en 1997, que contenía versiones de clásicos infantiles como «la canción del colacao».

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In April 1990 she had the opportunity to present her first children’s show, No te lo pierdas, along with Enrique Simón. In 1991 she played Clara García in the Mariano Ozores series Taller mecánico.[6] In 1997 she resigned her contract with Telecinco and returned to Telecinco in 1997.
In 1997 she rescinded her contract with Telecinco and returned to TVE to present a new space aimed at the youngest: the contest Lo que hay que tener, which was followed the following season by the presentation of the container program Con mucha marcha,[7] which continues until September 1999.
In addition to competing in various reality shows, Leticia has also collaborated in some programs, especially on the Telecinco channel. Her most outstanding collaborations have been in the TNT program and in Sálvame, where she had her own section.[11] In 1994, she debuted in theater with a play about her own life.
In 1994 she debuted in the theater with the play Mejor en octubre by Santiago Moncada, along with Arturo Fernández.[25] In December 2001 she returned to the theater, where she staged El mago de Oz, playing the main role of Dorita. In 2005 she appeared in the play 5 lesbianas.com with Vania Millán, Jenny Llada, Cristina Goyanes and Flavia Zarzo.

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In April 1990 she had the opportunity to present her first children’s show, No te lo pierdas, along with Enrique Simón. In 1991 she played Clara García in the Mariano Ozores series Taller mecánico.[6] In 1997 she resigned her contract with Telecinco and returned to TVE in 1997.
In 1997 she rescinded her contract with Telecinco and returned to TVE to present a new space aimed at the youngest: the contest Lo que hay que tener, which was followed the following season by the presentation of the container program Con mucha marcha,[7] which continues until September 1999.
In addition to competing in various reality shows, Leticia has also collaborated in some programs, especially on the Telecinco channel. Her most outstanding collaborations have been in the TNT program and in Sálvame, where she had her own section.[11] In 1994, she debuted in theater with a play about her own life.
In 1994 she debuted in the theater with the play Mejor en octubre by Santiago Moncada, along with Arturo Fernández.[25] In December 2001 she returned to the theater, where she staged El mago de Oz, playing the main role of Dorita. In 2005 she appeared in the play 5 lesbianas.com with Vania Millán, Jenny Llada, Cristina Goyanes and Flavia Zarzo.