Manolo Lama facts for kids
Manolo Lama is a famous Spanish radio sportscaster. He was born in Madrid, Spain, on January 3, 1962. Manolo Lama is well-known for his exciting play-by-play commentary of football matches. He has covered games for big teams like Real Madrid and Atlético Madrid. He also covers matches for the Spanish national team.
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Radio Career Highlights
Manolo Lama has worked on popular radio programs for many years. From 1982 to 2011, he was part of the show Tiempo de Juego on Cadena Ser. Later, he moved to Cadena COPE. There, he continued his play-by-play commentary for Tiempo de Juego.
Current Radio Shows
On Cadena COPE, Manolo Lama also hosts the program Deportes COPE. He also helps out on another show called El Partidazo de COPE. These shows keep sports fans updated on the latest news.
Covering Big Sports Events
Manolo Lama has reported on some of the biggest sports events in the world. He has covered the exciting Olympic Games. He has also been at the FIFA World Cup, which is football's biggest tournament. His voice has brought these events to life for many listeners.
Television and Video Games
Besides radio, Manolo Lama has also worked in television. He used to present the afternoon sports news on the TV channel Cuatro. He is also famous for his voice in video games. Since 1998, he has been the Spanish play-by-play announcer for the popular EA Sports' FIFA series video games. He works alongside Paco González on these games.
See also
In Spanish: Manolo Lama para niños
