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Nativel Preciado
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Receiving the Fernando Lara Novel Award in 2014
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Natividad del Belén Preciado González
1 November 1948 Madrid, Spain
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Natividad Isabel Preciado González (born on November 1, 1948), known as Nativel Preciado, is a famous Spanish journalist and writer. She has worked in newspapers, magazines, radio, and television for many years. She is known for sharing her opinions and reporting on important events in Spain.
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Nativel Preciado's Life and Work
Starting Her Journalism Journey
Nativel Preciado began her career as a journalist in 1966. She first worked at a newspaper called Arriba. Later, from 1967 to 1971, she moved to another newspaper named Madrid. From 1974 to 1976, she wrote for Doblón magazine.
Reporting on Important Events
Nativel Preciado became very good at reporting on political news. She saw and reported on many big changes in Spain. These changes happened during a time called the Transition. This was when Spain moved from a dictatorship to a democracy. She wrote about these events for the newspaper ABC and magazines like Interviú and Vindicación Feminista. In 1982, she joined the team at a new magazine called Tiempo.
Nativel Preciado on Radio and TV
Besides writing for newspapers, Nativel Preciado also took part in many discussions and debates. She appeared on both radio and television shows. On the radio, she worked with Luis del Olmo on the Onda Cero program Protagonistas. In 1996, she joined Cadena SER. There, she was a regular guest on popular shows like Hoy por hoy, La ventana, and Hora 25 until 2011.
On television, Preciado has been on many programs. These include Con Hermida y Cía (1994–1996) and La hora H (1996–1997). She also appeared on El café (1999–2003) with Isabel San Sebastián. Other TV shows she worked on were La respuesta (2003–2004) and Ruedo ibérico (2004–2005), all on Antena 3. She was also on 59 segundos (2004–2012) on TVE.
Writing Books and Current Work
Since the late 1960s, Nativel Preciado has written biographies. These are books about the lives of real people. She has written about famous boxers like Muhammad Ali and José Legrá. In 2012, she released a new book called Si yo tuviera 100.000 seguidores (If I Had 100,000 Followers). This book talks about her experiences with new technologies, especially Twitter. It also shares her thoughts on how time passes.
Today, Nativel Preciado continues to be an analyst on TV shows. She appears on Los Desayunos de TVE (since 2008), El debate de La 1, Al rojo vivo (since 2011), and La Sexta noche (since 2013) on laSexta. She also writes for the news magazine Tiempo de Hoy.
Awards and Recognitions
Nativel Preciado has received several important awards for her work:
- Francisco Cerecedo Award (1986)
- APM Award for Best Journalist of the Year (1988)
- She was a finalist for the Premio Planeta de Novela (1999) for her first novel, El egoísta.
- Primavera Novel Award (2007) for her book Camino de hierro.
- Fernando Lara Novel Award (2014) for her book Canta sólo para mí.
Books by Nativel Preciado
Here are some of the books Nativel Preciado has written:
- Biografía completa de Cassius Clay, 1969
- Biografía completa de Legrá, 1969
- Las folclóricas, 1973
- La cara de los Borbones, 1975
- Fuera de campo, 1991
- El sentir de las mujeres, 1996
- Amigos íntimos, 1998
- El egoísta, 1999
- Ser feliz, 2000
- Extrañas parejas, 2000
- Hablemos de la vida, with José Antonio Marina, 2002
- Bodas de plata, 2003
- Camino de hierro, 2006 (also known as Olvida el Paraíso)
- Llegó el tiempo de las cerezas, 2008
- Nadie pudo con ellos, 2011
- Si yo tuviera 100.000 seguidores, 2012
- Canta solo para mí, 2014
See also
In Spanish: Nativel Preciado para niños
