Humberto Luna 1.1

Describing HUMBERTO LUNA is synonymous with perseverance, dedication, passion, optimism, simplicity, and good humor, qualities that have consistently defined him throughout his illustrious career not only as a radio host but also as an actor and television presenter. This talented individual from Zacatecas, Mexico, displayed a keen interest in radio from a young age. He graduated from the National School of Broadcasters of Mexico, earning his Certificate of Aptitude granted by the Secretariat of Public Education through the General Directorate of Audiovisual Education as a Broadcaster, Commentator, and News Presenter in accordance with articles 84, 85, and 86 of the Federal Law on Radio and Television.

In 1970, he arrived in Los Angeles, California, full of dreams driven by his passion for radio, which has inexorably propelled him to become one of the most popular personalities in Southern California by establishing his unique creative brand and remaining on-air delighting audiences for over four decades across various radio stations in the United States. This radio entertainment star has also ventured into the magical realm of cinema, with 27 films to his credit. On television, he co-hosted "LET'S TALK ABOUT CINEMA," one of Univision's most successful programs. He hosted his own show "THE LUNATIC HOUR" internationally on Telemundo and co-hosted "IN LIVING COLOR" on Azteca America Channel 54 in Los Angeles.

On October 12, 1990, his name was etched into Hollywood's WALK OF FAME, making him the first HISPANIC RADIO HOST to receive one of the coveted stars that the city bestows upon foreign personalities. Throughout nearly half a century of dedication, he has received numerous accolades. In 1991, HISPANIC BUSINESS MAGAZINE named him "One of the 100 Most Influential Hispanics in the United States," and he currently continues to be on-air at a prominent radio network. This has been a brief synopsis of a migrant broadcaster, an icon of Spanish radio who has made a mark in the United States—Humberto Luna.