Tiburona Pregunta is a project born from recognizing the importance of people’s unique imprints on the world.

As a fun way of meeting different types of people with diverse lifestyles, it stemmed from something that had always intrigued me about life, and I was determined to capture that in my project.

So, I decided to conduct interviews in a classic way with the guest looking at the camera while my identity remained unknown. I asked questions about life, legacy, and much more.

It was essential for each week’s guest to be completely different from the last. The idea of the project was to capture various realities and lifestyles. During my first season, I had the privilege of interviewing a firefighter, a young man with autism, a famous violinist, a drag queen, and even a pope.

At that time, I always stayed behind the camera. I wasn’t confident enough to show my face, and honestly, I loved the mysterious aura of being an unseen interviewer. All that was known about me was my YouTube channel’s name: Tiburona Pregunta, a nickname I invented because of my love for sharks.

But everything was about to change—this turning point would open a whole new chapter in my journey.

After the first few episodes, I decided to take a break to explore new creative ideas. I wanted to connect with my audience in a more authentic way, so I decided to reveal my face.

During this period of rethinking my project and brand, I frequently attended events in my city, meeting amazing people. I realized I wanted to capture those experiences as well!

My new identity was almost ready, but I also decided to share my knowledge about advancements in AI to see if it resonated with my audience. I posted a couple of videos discussing artificial intelligence, its history, and its innovations.

After exploring the AI angle, I realized it wasn’t the right fit for me. Instead, I decided to focus on events as my niche, attending them and interviewing fascinating people. That’s when I started creating the type of content I produce today.

One of my first videos in this new direction was from Comic-Con! It was so much fun and incredibly exciting to be surrounded by people who shared the same passion for anime and geek culture.

At first, I wasn’t sure if this shift would work. Showing my face and adopting a completely new format felt like turning my project upside down. Little did I know that just a few years later, I’d be invited to Comic-Con and even collaborate with them to create a video!

Despite my initial fears, the first video where I revealed my face did surprisingly well, and I gained the support of my audience.

Since then, I’ve attended major events like the Venezuela Game Show, AnimeXP, Oktoberfest, Cusica Concerts, theater plays, and so much more! These experiences have allowed me to meet incredible people, grow my network, and have an amazing time.

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