Carmen Dominicci

In 1998, she signed a contract with Telemundo 47, New York, as a news anchor, position she held for four years, and in which she covered important events such as President Bill Clinton's impeachment trial, the inauguration of President George Bush and the 9-11 attacks on the Twin Towers, among others.

In 2002 Carmen Dominicci joined the Univision network as a presenter of the "Primer Impacto" news program where she worked for three years, and conducted the night edition of the same program. Among her outstanding coverages were the death of Pope John Paul II, (broadcast directly from Rome, Italy), and the investigative series “Infierno Animal" and "Tragedia en Jimaní" and "Tragedia en Jimaní”, about the tragic landslide that caused the death of more than 400 people.

In October 2005, Carmen Dominicci and Rolando Nichols became presenters of the "TeleFutura en Vivo y en Directo”, the most important news program of the network. The following year Carmen returned to Univision as a correspondent of the investigative show "Aquí y Ahora", where she worked until 2009.

While she was working on "Aquí y Ahora" in 2007, Univision's sister network, Galavision, created the journalistic talent contest "Misión Reportar", and thanks to her credibility, Carmen was chosen as the host.

In that same year the journalist married her ex-coworker of "Primer Impacto", Fernando del Rincón, but the couple divorced in 2008.

In 2009 Telemundo re-hired Dominicci as one of the main faces of the "Telemundo News" team in one of the best stages of the network, which by then was already part of the NBC conglomerate.

Their most important coverages included such major events as the 2010 Haiti earthquake, the rescue of the 33 miners and the catastrophe of the earthquake and tsunami in Chile, both in 2010.

In 2011, she joined as a co-host and correspondent for the "Al Rojo Vivo" news program and joined the special investigative team of Noticias Telemundo, where she won several awards for the special "Muriendo por Cruzar”, about immigration at the Mexican / American border. She also interviewed many well known personalities such as the soccer star David Beckham.

During one documentary Dominicci did for Telemundo and for The Weather Channel about immigration to the United States which was named "Muriendo Por Cruzar" ("Dying to Cross"), she had the gruesome experience of recording a scene in which she stood in front of a dozen dead people.[3] (warning: graphic content)

Her passion to travel the world led Carmen Dominicci to make a complete change in her career.

After leaving her job at Telemundo, in December 2015, she launched her own travel blog called "Carmen Dominicci Trotamundos,"[4] under the motto "Travel the world through my eyes".

The objective of the journalist, who worked for 23 years reporting hard news, is to show well known and hidden tourist destinations in all continents, but teach savings techniques and share smart tips for tourists who want to get the best of their travel experiences.

• 2004 Presenter of the live special "Noche de Estrellas de Premio Lo Nuestro", Univision.
• 2005 Presenter "Premio Lo Nuestro a La Música Latina", Univision.
• 2011 Ambassador of the organization Cielo Latino, where she helped spread the message of prevention and research of a cure for AIDS.
• 2011 Presenter "Billboard Latin Music Awards", Telemundo.
• 2014 Presenter "Billboard Latin Music Awards", Telemundo.
• 2014 Speaker of the "Congress of Women Leaders in Guatemala".
• 2015 Host of the TV special "Siempre Selena", commemorating the 20th anniversary of the murder of the famous singer of Tex-Mex, Selena.
• 2015 Ambassador of the 58th edition of the Puerto Rican National Parade, on Fifth Avenue in New York.
• 2017 The city of Orlando, Florida, named every January 15 as the "Official Day of Carmen Dominicci."