Dani Mateo (b. 1979)

Alias:
Daniel Mateo Patau

Birthplace:
Granollers, Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain

Born:
June 1, 1979

Es un periodista, actor, cómico y presentador español nacido en Granollers (Cataluña). Es licenciado en periodismo por la Universidad Autónoma de Barcelona y ha trabajado como tal en diversas emisoras de radio como Onda Cero o RAC 1. En la televisión trabajó en canales como Paramount Comedy y TV3. Trabajó como actor en la serie 'La Familia Mata' de Antena 3 en 2007. Por el gran público es conocido por su faceta como cómico, presentador y monologuista. Participó en el programa 'Sé lo que hicisteis' de la Sexta como presentador. Actualmente trabaja en el programa de La Sexta 'El intermedio' junto al Gran Wyoming y Sandra Sabatés. También ha participado regularmente en el programa 'El club de la comedia' como monologuista. Desde 2012 presenta un programa de humor en la cadena de radio Los 40 Principales llamado 'Yu, no te pierdas nada' junto a David Broncano, Antonio Castelo, Lorena Castell, Cristina Boscá o Iñaki Urrutia entre otros.  En el terreno personal, está casado con la actriz Elena Ballesteros desde 2010.

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