Rosana Franco Biography
Rosana Franco a Mexican media personality workking as a sportscaster for ESPN Deportes (Sports), a Spanish-language television channel. She previously served as a radio host for Unanimo Sports in Miami, Florida.
Rosana Franco Age
Franco was born in Monterrey, Nuevo León, in Mexico on March 1, 1970.
Rosana Franco Height
Rosana stands tall at a height of is 5 ft 6 in/1.68m
Rosana Franco Family
Rosana was born to Roberto Vazquez a fomer a soccer player for the UNAM Pumas. More information about her family background are publicly unavailable, this section will be updated as soon as the information is available.
Rosana Franco Husband
Rosana is mother of a 1990 son. More information about her love life family background are publicly unavailable, this section will be updated as soon as the information is available.
Rosana Franco Son
Rosana was blessed with a son (hijos) in 1990.
Rosana Franco Education
Rosana enrolld and later graduated having majored in communications at Universidad Regiomontana, a university in Monterrey.
Rosana Franco Salary
Rosana earns a estimated annual salary of $89,000.
Rosana Franco Net Worth
Rosana has an estimated net worth is $2 million.
Rosana Franco Career
Franco a Mexican media personality workking as a sportscaster for ESPN Deportes (Sports), a Spanish-language television channel. She previously served as a radio host for Unanimo Sports in Miami, Florida. She has beenserving as a sportscaster for ESPN Deportes, a Spanish Sports Network, since October 2013.
She features on Raza Deportiva, a morning sports show hosted by Oscar Restrepo, David Faitelson, Leo Vega, and Omar Orlando Salaza while working for ESPN. The show is as well broadcast on ESPN Deportes Radio. She is as well a guest on the sports talk show #Redes, together with Poncho Vera, Carolina Guillé, and Alfredo Lomeli. She was a commentator for Univision before joining ESPN.
She previously served as a commentator for Univision. She earned the job after auditioning out of 500 people to host a show along with Jorge Gomez and Fernando Fiore. Back in 1998 the time Univision was looking for a weekly commentator for Republica Deportiva and held auditions in three cities, including Guadalajara.
She as well shared that she wanted to use her position as a commentator for Republica Deportiva advocating for women’s rights. She as well served as a reporter for Primer Impacto while at Univision. She got inducted into the Latin American International Sports Hall of Fame backin 2004, together with famous San Francisco Giants player Juan Marichal, while working for Univision.
She later got fired from Univision in April 2012, together with several other employees. She as well served as an actress in several Mexican commercials and films prior to joining Univision. She missed her involvement in sports so much that she auditioned for Univision.
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