Enzo Aguilar, a young talent from a small town in Tucumán, Argentina, has found guidance and support in veteran television host Beto Casella. Casella recognized Aguilar's potential nearly three years ago, bringing him into his professional sphere. Since then, they have worked closely together in both radio and television, creating a strong partnership that continues to flourish, especially with Aguilar's recent role as a panelist on 'Bendita TV.'

Aguilar's journey has not always been glitzy and glamorous; he hails from a quaint pueblo with just 3,500 residents, highlighting the humble beginnings that have shaped his character and aspirations. Despite his newfound fame, he remains committed to his roots and the opportunities that Beto has helped provide. Aguilar's dedication to his craft is reflected in the excitement surrounding his upcoming participation in Beto Casella's new show 'BTV, buena televisión,' which will air on América TV starting February 18.

The collaboration between Aguilar and Casella signifies a mentorship that is not only transformative for Aguilar but also represents a continuous tradition in Argentine media where established figures uplift emerging talent. As Casella embarks on this new chapter after leaving El Nueve, Aguilar's involvement underscores the value of nurturing new voices in the entertainment industry, captivating audiences while also building a broader pathway for aspiring presenters from small-town origins to national screens.