The television presenter María Luisa Seco was born on June 1, 1948 in Madrid.
After finishing his secondary studies, he decided to study Teaching, since he liked children very much. She finished her degree and worked as a teacher for a year. He had also worked in Iberia, before entering television.
Her debut on the small screen took place in 1966, when she was hired to work alongside Alfredo Amestoy on the program “Buenas noticias”. In this same year, and until 1967, he also participated in one of the most famous programs of the time, the musical space “Escala en hi-fi”.
Continuing in 1966, it also began to present a children’s space, “Juvenile Library”. From here, the actress specializes in this type of program, and for more than 20 years she leads one space after the other, becoming a very familiar face of the small screen and, above all, for the generation of Spaniards who grew up watching their shows year after year.
Thus, in 1968 he presented “Young Disco”, which was followed by much-remembered programs, such as “Antena infantil”, “With you”, “Crazy Zoo”, “A balloon, two balloons, three balloons”, “The Monster de Sanchezstein ”where she represented Amanda, Dr. Sanchezstein’s assistant, or“ La Mansión de los Plaff ”, where she played the character of El Postero.
In 1984 María Luisa began to work on what was to be her last work on the small screen, the children’s program “Hello guys!”, Entitled with this name because of the peculiar way the presenter had to greet the children. In that space he remained until 1987.
The presenter also wrote some children’s books, among which we can mention “Don Blanquisucio”.
Among the awards and recognitions she received, we can mention 2 TP de Oro for the best presenter, which were awarded to her in 1973 and 1975.
Regarding her private life, it should be noted that she was married to the well-known journalist Pepe Domingo Castaño.
María Luisa Seco died on April 22, 1988, due to bone cancer.