All of Spain is now ready for one of the most anticipated events of the year which begins this Monday: the extraordinary draw of the 2025 Christmas lottery. Like every December 22the Teatro Real de Madrid will once again host the Christmas event … with luck, with all eyes on the fat manthe desired price of 400,000 eurosin addition to many other prizes that will also give a good pinch to their winners.
One more year, RTVE will be responsible for producing the show and distributing it free of charge to the rest of the media. However, the public entity will also broadcast its own special program, hosted one more year by Sandra Daviú and Blanca Benllochin what will be their eighth year together. From 08:00, the two presenters will take charge of this space, which will be broadcast simultaneously on La 1, TVE Internacional and RTVE Play.
Although both journalists became known thanks to Loterías y Apuestas del Estado, the truth is that Daviú’s face has appeared recurrently on television for years. Catalan style, Graduate in Communication Sciences from the Autonomous University of Barcelona, we have already seen her working in programs such as ‘Sports School’, “Public mirror”“Luck in your hands” or “Spain Direct”. However, the role most people remember her for comes from “Patricia’s diary” by Antena 3where the driver was responsible for taking the replacement of the legendary Patricia Gaztañaga after leaving the program.
Now to your 50 yearsthe presenter’s life is very different from the one she had when she started in the world of communications. Although his media career is well known, the truth is that there are many other aspects to it. his personal life which the journalist tried to keep away. We tell you everything you need to know about Sandra Daviú, presenter of the Christmas lottery draw on La 1.
Professor at Complutense University after overtaking Pablo Iglesias
In addition to her activity on television, Sandra Daviú has also been in the news lately. The presenter became news in September 2022 after ABC announced she was taking the vacant position of journalism professor of the Complutense University of Madridfor which the former politician Pablo Iglesias also opted.
While the one who was the founder of Podemos obtained a score of 4 out of 10 in the evaluation of the merits to access the Plaza del Department of Journalism and New Mediathe TVE journalist obtained the best rating, a 7.3, taking the position of associate professor of information in radio and television in the legendary Faculty of Information Sciences.
He spoke about this new work last year in an interview for Lecturas, where he assured that “Teaching requires a lot” And? I had to “prepare quite a bit” for that. But this job also gave him the opportunity “to be in contact with young people” and to learn from them: “I connect a lot with my son because it is the generation closest to him. I see where things are going and that places me in today’s world, the networks, the vocabulary… They modernize me.
However, the host does not close the doors to other television projects. Even if in recent years we have seen him regularly on TVE and in the “Madrid improves your life” program of Telemadrid, is already thinking about new challenges to take on. “There are a lot of things I want to do. This may surprise you, but I would love to be involved in operations at the Olympic Games. Also any competition because I’ve never done one. “I wouldn’t mind being in charge of a reality show either,” he admitted to the aforementioned media outlets.
Hermetic with her love life and mother of a 10 year old boy
Regarding her private life, the truth is that Sandra Daviú has always tried to keep everything related to her career aside. For example, little is known about her love life and the only thing that stands out is that the Catalan became mother for the first time in 2015 of her son Javierwho just turned 10.
The little one became her great joy and, even if she rarely spoke about him, she confided in the difficulties of reconciling motherhood and work. “It’s very complicated because, If you want to achieve everything and do it well, it’s difficult. There are days when I say ‘I can’t take it anymore’ but the next day you get up again and say ‘I can, come on, one more day’. Sometimes I really have to juggle», he says in Lectures.
For the presenter of the Tombola, the most difficult thing was do it without the possibility of turning to family in case of need: “We don’t have grandparents, uncles or a close family network who can help us or give us a helping hand. It costs me dearly. You have to find the balance and it’s not always easy“.
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