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Josep Antoni Lobató Pérez was born in June 16th 1977 in Barcelona, Spain and he is better known as “Josep Lobató”. He is a TV presenter and radio announcer. Since age 16 he has presented radio and TV shows and has published books specially aimed to the young audiences.
He studied Delineation and at the same time prepared himself in the audiovisual production, writing and show production area. At age 18 he continued working in radio in the extint radio network “Top Radio”, after that, some other collaborations would come: “COM Radio” (1999), in the night magazine “Bon Dia, Lluna”. Later and until 2001 he worked in the business management of audiovisual media in "Publipress Media", a company of “Grupo Godó”.
Meanwhile, he was captured for a TV Network to work in the show “Flaix TV”; this was continued with the works "Prohibit als pares", “Discovery en el Fòrum”, "Lo que diga la rubia", “20p", “La batalla de los coros", “Circus. Más difícil todavía", "¡Quiero bailar!", "Ponte a prueba", “Money, money", "El sexómetro", "Channel Fresh", "Prohibit als tímids", "FlaixMania", among other TV shows he collaborated in.
In his writing facet, he publishes his first work in 2005: ”Prohibit als pares”, based in the succesfull radio show he presented in his home-town and which bécame the best-seller that Sant Jordi. After it, there were "Solter@s y Demoni@s", "Ponte a prueba 2", "Ponte a prueba. Confidencial", "Ponte a prueba. El libro", "Posa't a prova", "Som PAP. La nostra vida, el nostre rotllo".
He has collaborated in the newspaper "El Periódico de Catalunya", writing columns in sections dedicated to personal relationships and televisión. Sin September 2008 until our days he is part of the group of presenters of TV network “Cuatro” where he conducts several entertainment shows.
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