Adriana Riveramelo

Adriana Riveramelo Quintana was born on a December 24 in Mexico City, Mexico. Her artistic career started in the 1980s when she decided to enroll in the "Centro de Educacion Artistica" (CEA), and then in 1988 becoming a vocalist in the Mexican musical group "Gravedad Cero". Later on, she became a back-up singer for the Mexican singer and composer Juan Pablo Manzanero. After these wonderful experiences, she decided it was time to obtain a college degree, so she enrolled at the "Universidad Intercontinental" in Communications. In 1994, she joins TV Azteca" as reporter of programs, such as: "Ciudad Desnuda" and "Hola Mexico". In 1997, she was contacted by producer Carmen Armendariz, to colaborate as a reporter in the program, "Hacer y Deshacer" at Televisa. That same year, she was invited to host the gossip show, "La Botana" alonside Juan Jose Origel. Two years later, Juan Osorio, a well-known Mexican soap opera producer, casts her in one of his soap operas, "Siempre Te Amare". In that same year, she joins the radio program "La Casa de las Estrellas" as a reporter and interviewer. In the year 2000, she was hired by producer, Federico Wilkins, as a reporter for the program, "Hoy Sabados". Finally, in 2002, she hosted "El Club" alonside Ernesto Laguardia. During her artistic career, she has been a hostess and a Master of Ceremonies for many events, such as: "El Heraldo", "Premios Eres", "Teleton", "Premios Furia Musical", and "Premios TV y Novelas", among others.