The
Mexican
television
community
is
mourning
one
of
its
brightest
stars.
Daniel
Bisogno,
who
cohosted
the
entertainment
news
show
Ventaneando
for
nearly
three
decades,
died
Feb.
20
at
age
51
following
a
recent
operation,
the
program
announced
in
a
message
on
social
media.
“It
is
with
deepest
sadness
that
we
regret
to
report
news
we
never
wanted
to
give,”
read
a
statement
translated
from
Spanish
and
shared
on
Instagram.
“Our
beloved
Daniel
Bisogno
has
just
passed
away
due
to
complications
he
suffered
after
the
liver
transplant
he
underwent
last
September.”
The
message
continued,
“Ventaneando
is
mourning.
Gone
is
one
of
our
most
outstanding
members.
Rest
in
peace.
We
will
honor
his
memory
always.”
A
subsequent
tribute
from
the
program’s
network
Azteca
Uno
described
Bisogno—who
joined
the
series
in
1997—as
having
“a
laugh
that
will
always
be
with
us.”
“Daniel
Bisogno
(1973-2025)
taught
us
that,
even
in
the
most
difficult
moments,
there
was
always
room
for
laughter,”
the
broadcaster’s
Instagram
post
read
via
Spanish
translation.
“For
29
years
on
Ventaneando,
his
irony
and
charisma
left
their
mark,
but
off-camera
he
was
a
generous
and
dedicated
friend.
Today
we
have
his
memory,
his
humor
and
gratitude
for
every
laugh
shared.”
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