Biography
Who is Sofía Suescun?
Early life in Spain
Sofía Suescun was born on July 4, 1996 in Pamplona, Navarra. She is the daughter of Maite Galdeano. Her family includes her cousin Nico Serrano, who is a footballer.
Reality TV success
Sofía first entered the public eye on Gran Hermano 16. She won the support of the viewers and became the winner. This success brought her attention from the Mediaset España network.
She began working as a tronista on Mujeres y hombres y viceversa. Later, she served as a love advisor for that same program. She also appeared on Sálvame and Sábado Deluxe. In 2018, she joined Supervivientes. She won this survival contest through public votes.
Presenting and media work
Sofía Suescun trained as a presenter at Olga Marset's School of Communication. She used these skills to host Quiz SV on the Mitele app in 2019. She also presented Una aventura extrema on Mitele Plus. In this show, she reviewed how contestants found water and food. She analyzed their ability to build shelters from storms.
She worked as a collaborator for Viva la vida in 2018. She also worked on Gran Hermano VIP 6 that year. In September 2020, she started working on Ya es mediodía for Telecinco. That year, she also appeared in the reality show Solos/Solas on the Mitele Plus platform. In 2021, she joined the Gourmet edition of Ven a cenar conmigo alongside Gianmarco Onestini, Yurena, and Terelu Campos.
Music and social media
Sofía released a song called Muévelo with the company Radial. The single included a video clip. It hit the top of YouTube trends and got over 2 million views. However, critics and the public gave the song poor reviews.
She launched a docu-reality titled Los mundos de Sofía on Mtmad. This was part of a strategy to target younger viewers. She also took part in Mtmad productions called Crazy party and Mad Merry Christmas.
Birthday and age
Sofía Suescun was born on July 4, 1996, which makes Sofía 30 years old today. That birthday falls under the Cancer sign. Sofía shares the date with 21 other famous people.
