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FAMILY

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"The Nobel, Santos, a president left alone" is a portrait of the man who led the country for the past eight years. The book will be in the main bookstores of the country since April 12.

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Sometimes he decides to sing while the cameras are on, Colombian songs, a bolero or a vallenato of those that are fashionable and that he likes so much.

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Zara es una de sus tiendas de ropa favoritas.

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At seventeen he loved to sing.

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At ten in the morning he meets with his production company
and with the editor of journalists in his office.

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She is an overprotective mother and accepts it. He speaks on the cell phone with his son, Simón, at least twice, since he wakes up until he arrives at school, and although he kisses him good morning every morning at four forty-five in the morning, before leaving to work, take advantage of every minute of the newscast to talk to him. Around seven-thirty in the morning, and if the rhythm of the news allows it, Vicky uncovers her lunchbox with fruits, a whole-wheat tortilla and a piece of peasant cheese for breakfast.

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Vicky Dávila is a woman who lives life upside down. While many Colombians sleep, she is ready to work. When people have lunch and finish their working hours, she rests and prepares for the end of the afternoon to present the news at seven o'clock in the evening.

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She has worked in the TV News Today, QAP News, RCN Television, Radio RCU RCN Radio, The FM Radio etc.

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She graduated in Social Communication - Journalism from the Autonomous University of the West of Cali.

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Born in Buga, Valle del Cauca; May 30, 1973, better known as Vicky Dávila, who is a Colombian journalist who currently works on the radio station W Radio. She is considered one of the most controversial journalists in Colombia today.