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Ecuadorian journalist Galo Arellano nominated for the second time for the Emmy Awards
Posted On 19 Jun 2019
Ecuadornews:
“When I emigrated to #USA 18 years ago I always had as a goal to be a TV reporter, to travel the world telling stories. It never crossed my mind to aspire to a #EMMY because it was extremely distant from my reality at the time. Today I found on my desk my 2nd nomination/2018”. It was the message that Ecuadorian Galo Arellano posted this Saturday on his Instagram account to announce the news of his nomination in the 39th installment of the News & Documentary Emmy Awards.
“I didn’t win the #EMMY but I’m already on the map,” said the rest of the statement that the journalist had accompanied with a graph of the notification that the National Academy of Television, Arts and Sciences sent him. His participation in Univision’s newscast granted him this second nomination, which was also granted in 2017.
Arellano’s career began in the United States before the attack on the Twin Towers. He started in the First Impact team -Univision from New York. Then the team of Puerto Rican journalist María Celeste Arrarás took him to Telemundo. He was a correspondent for the program Al Rojo Vivo, from New York, for seven years and the same network later requested him for the Miami team.
In 2009 he began with his own project and Ecuadorian television program in the world until in 2010 he returned with Univision but in the news Univision nationally. He has been working in this network for approximately eight years. (I)
