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Alejandra Buitrago-1

TV Show Host

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Diplomatic Fair-Minded Social Charming Cooperative Gracious

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1987-10-09
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The Colombian model and TV host, widely recognized for her work on RCN’s Fuera de Lugar and El Lavadero, has made a strong mark in the entertainment industry. She, of course, being the talented woman behind the camera and in front of it, managed to amass over 1 million Instagram followers—a testament to her growing popularity. Before she rose to fame, she was deeply focused on her studies, pursuing a degree in Administration and Finance. But life had other plans. During that time, she decided to explore her passion for performance by taking acting classes. It was one of her acting instructors who saw potential in her and encouraged her to audition for Fuera de Lugar. That moment turned out to be a major turning point—she not only landed the role but quickly became a familiar face on television. Born in Pereira, Colombia, her roots have always remained an important part of her identity. On a personal note, she was once in a high-profile relationship with reggaeton superstar J Balvin, which drew even more public attention. Her journey—from student to celebrated host—shows how following your instincts can lead to incredible opportunities.

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In 2016, she became part of the cast of Tu Voz Estéreo, where she played the character Laura. It was a significant role that really allowed her to showcase her talent, and fans quickly grew attached to her performance. She brought a unique energy to the show, and her portrayal of Laura stood out throughout the season. Definitely, it was one of the key moments in her career, and she proved once again why she continues to be such a compelling presence on screen.

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