Marco Aurelio Denegri

Television host and sexologist

Marco Aurelio Denegri - Performers & Entertainers born May 16th, 1938
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A prominent television host and sexologist, contributed significantly to public discussions about sexuality in Peru. Hosted the popular television program 'La Cosa Eres Tú', which educated audiences on sexual health and relationships. Conducted lectures and wrote extensively on topics related to sexuality, personal relationships, and intimate life, becoming a well-respected figure in the field of sexology.

Hosted 'La Cosa Eres Tú'

Published works on sexual health

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