The well-known Cuban host, José Carlos Pérez Córdoba, affectionately called Carlucho, has revealed his plans to leave Miami and start a fresh chapter in his career outside the United States. In his announcement, Carlucho expressed joy over officially receiving accreditation from the Spanish government to serve as a correspondent in Europe, representing 1140 AM WQBA and the stations of Latino Media Holding.
Carlucho extended his gratitude to colleagues José Alfonso Almora, Oscar Haza, Pedro Sevcec, Julio César Camacho, Neida Sandoval, as well as to the technical and executive teams at his company for supporting him in this new endeavor. He shared personal and professional insights about this significant career move, reflecting on his long-held dream of settling in Spain—a country he has visited over the past decade with friends and family.
He has always envisioned retiring in Spain, a place where he discovered a lifestyle that values living over working: "Here I realized that people work to live... living is the reason to be here," he mused.
The host also conveyed his passion for flamenco, sunrises, classical music, and the lush landscapes of Galicia, elements that have enriched his bohemian and romantic spirit. "Even though I don't have the looks of a heartthrob, I take pride in charming anyone willing to listen," he humorously admitted.
Accompanied by his partner on this journey, Carlucho highlighted that this opportunity represents not only professional but also personal growth. He addressed those who once doubted his achievements, stating, "I forgive them too because there's something more powerful than disappointment and sadness… and that's being happy."
Frequently Asked Questions About Carlucho's New Role in Europe
What new role is Carlucho taking on in Europe?
Carlucho has been officially accredited by the Spanish government to serve as a European correspondent for 1140 AM WQBA and Latino Media Holding.
Why did Carlucho choose Spain for his new career move?
Carlucho chose Spain as he has always dreamed of retiring there, appreciating its lifestyle that prioritizes living over working.
Who supported Carlucho in this transition?
Carlucho received support from his colleagues, including José Alfonso Almora, Oscar Haza, Pedro Sevcec, Julio César Camacho, Neida Sandoval, and the technical and executive teams of his company.