Natalia Denegri is currently recognized as a producer, entrepreneur, and television host in Miami, where she has gained international acclaim. She began her career in Argentine theater, participating in plays such as "Verano del Pacífico" and "Zona Roja" alongside prominent figures like Mario Castiglione and Facha Martel.
With over 15 years living in the United States, Denegri leads projects through her production company Trinitus Productions, focused on documentaries and films with high social impact. Her work is not only centered on television and film but also on generating positive change in society.
In 2013, she settled in Miami and hosted the show "Corazones Guerreros," oriented towards charitable journalism and helping those in need. For her outstanding work, she received numerous accolades, including Carteles 2014 and the keys to the city of Miami from then-mayor Tomás Regalado.
As the executive producer of documentaries, she has addressed socially and politically relevant issues of global importance, earning her 41 Suncoast Emmy awards, establishing her as the most awarded Latina in the history of this competition. Recently, she participated in the 1775 Gala in Washington D.C., where she presented Argentine President Javier Milei with the "Champion of Economic Freedom" award.
Denegri has managed to stand out in the media and her commitment to humanitarian causes, venturing into television and radio in Argentina and other countries. Her entry into cinema with "El Pozo" in 2012, addressing the theme of autism, earned her international recognition at festivals.
On his social media, Javier Milei publicly thanked Natalia Denegri for her work and commitment, highlighting her contributions both in Argentina and abroad. Her story of resilience, dedication, and social contribution positions her as an influential figure who transcends borders and leaves a mark on the global stage.
