JUAN CARLOS ORTEGA en el ciclo 'Vida Pública'

PUBLIC LIFE ☞ #CCLaMalagueta #JuanCarlosOrtega #PublicLife #LaMalaguetaCulturalCenter The La Malagueta Cultural Center, run by the Málaga Provincial Council, presents this #PublicLife series, coordinated by professor and journalist Luis Alegre. ◉ Luis Alegre invites comedian Juan Carlos Ortega to this "Public Life" event. They will take a look back at his career, learn more about his radio characters, and share his perspective on the present and future. Juan Carlos Ortega (Barcelona, ​​1968) has established himself as one of Spain's most admired and popular comedians. He has starred in theatrical productions and radio and television programs, both solo (The Invisible Half; Ortega's Nights) and alongside figures such as Javier Sardá, Gemma Nierga, Julia Otero, Andreu Buenafuente, Pepa Fernández, Pepa Bueno, and Ángels Barceló. He has written the books Good Morning Socrates: Reflections of a Philosopher Without Studies, Dying Is a Shit, and the popular science book The Universe for Ulysses. In 2016, he received the Ondas Award for his career achievements. Luis Alegre Born in Lechago (Teruel). A journalist, cultural activist, filmmaker, writer, and professor at the University of Zaragoza, where he earned his doctorate with a dissertation on the Spanish film audience and where, since 1996, he has coordinated the lecture series "The Lucky Star." He contributes to various media outlets. He co-directed with David Trueba Fernando's Chair (2006), a film-conversation with Fernán-Gómez that was nominated for Best Documentary at the Goya Awards. He directs the Tudela Film Festival. He is an adopted son of Zaragoza and has received the Special Prize from the Aragonese Press Association and the Medal for Cultural Merit from the Government of Aragon. In 2020, he published his latest book, *Farewell, Mister Berlanga!*, in collaboration with the illustrator El Marquès.