Vida Amor de Paz has a solid track record in the television industry, leading four major television series as producer and host for over 18 years.
Her series have tackled environmental, ecological, social, and cultural topics filmed in North America, Central America, South America, Europe, Asia, Africa, and the Arctic region.
Creator of over 576 TV programs and 60 live televised concerts on national and international stages.
Columnist for Prensa Libre, covering social, cultural, ecological, archaeological, and climate change issues.
Speaker in 20 countries on environmental, climate change, archaeological, social, ethnic, and cultural topics.
Over 1,400 journalistic columns and reports written over 30 years, plus 10 years of experience as an international live correspondent covering bilingual press releases for the United Nations Climate Change Conferences (COP) and the IUCN World Congresses.
Vida Amor de Paz joins the team of contributors at El Hispano Para Todos newspaper, with columns focused on the environment.
As host and producer of the television series “The Best-Kept Secrets,” a travel program showcasing tourist destinations, national parks, wetlands, forests, and many other ecological, historical, social, and cultural topics from different countries, filmed across five continents, she is now preparing an investigation covering “The Best-Kept Secrets of the Treasure Coast,” which will include five episodes featuring the most exciting stories from our region.
The upcoming series, set to begin filming on October 18, will include important information about Jupiter, Stuart, Jensen Beach, Port St. Lucie, Fort Pierce, Vero Beach, and Sebastian.
