“Being visible is not a privilege, it’s a responsibility”.

Actor, communicator, and mentor, Miguel Gómez celebrates his career during Hispanic Heritage Month.

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MIAMI – September marks Hispanic Heritage Month in the United States, a celebration that in 2025 marks its 36th anniversary as an official observance and 57 years since its initial establishment as a national week. Throughout this time, the date has become a symbol of pride and representation for millions of immigrants. For 25 years, ENUSA NEWS has been a benchmark in extolling the most influential Hispanic personalities, highlighting their talent, discipline, and shared roots. This year's spotlight is Miguel Moisés Gómez, a Venezuelan actor and broadcaster who has established himself as one of the most relevant figures on Hispanic television in the U.S.

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With a prominent presence on two of Telemundo's most influential programs—the telenovela Velvet and the current affairs program La Mesa Caliente—Gómez reaffirms her position as one of the most solid and versatile Hispanic voices in the space. There, she shares the stage with figures such as Giselle Blondet, Myrka Dellanos, Verónica Bastos, and, most recently, Andrea Meza, and each week she brings the perspectives and voices of thousands of migrants to the screen.

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“Every opportunity in front of the camera is a microphone for those who haven't been able to tell their story,” she asserts with conviction. This philosophy has guided a career that has transcended the stage to become a bridge of Hispanic identity and representation.

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With over 25 years of experience, Miguel Gómez has participated in successful television productions in recent years, including Vuelve a mí (Come Back to Me), Juego de Mentiras (Game of Lies), and Betty en NY (Betty in NY), among others; as well as programs such as Hoy Día (Today) and Despierta América (Wake Up America). He has also appeared in music videos alongside Farruko and Osmani García.

 

In film, highlights include Awake Before Dawn (awarded at the 40th edition of the Miami Film Festival (2023), From Afar, Son de la Calle and Simón, all internationally award-winning films. He has also shared credits in acclaimed series: Bad Monkey (alongside Vince Vaughn, Michelle Monaghan and Natalie Martínez), Dexter and Netflix's Pulse.

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His image has featured in more than 50 U.S. campaigns for brands such as Toyota, Rolex, Pepsi, the NFL, Lexus, ESPN, León Medical Center, Sub-Zero, Wolf & Cove, and others, as well as social projects for the CDC and the Census.

 

She recently starred in the Thomas Ashbourne campaign alongside Hollywood celebrities such as Sarah Jessica Parker, John Cena, Neil Patrick Harris, Playboi Carti, Ashley Benson, Rosario Dawson, and Vanessa Hudgens, as well as influential Hispanic figures such as Benjamín León Jr., Clarissa Molina, Willy Chirino, and Chiquinquirá Delgado.

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Miguel Gómez has been honored with prestigious awards such as the Mara de Oro, the Mara de Platino, and the Estrella de Venezuela. His career has transcended borders, earning him the Mara de Oro Internacional, a distinction that attests to his prestige abroad. His outstanding reputation has led him to serve on juries at global awards shows such as the SAG-AFTRA Awards in the United States and the HOLA Awards in New York, reaffirming his authority as an extraordinary actor and a respected figure in the arts industry. Regarding his career, Gómez states: “Coming to the United States wasn't like starting from scratch; it was like building on everything I had already sown in Venezuela.”

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His career has been featured in various media outlets in the US, Venezuela, and Central America, including TV Venezuela, Press Hispanic USA, Latinos News, El Universal, La Nación Hispana, Globovisión, and Diario Las Américas. His profiles also appear on IMDb and LinkedIn, further cementing his reputation as a leading Hispanic figure.

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Beyond the camera, Miguel Gómez has also been a professor and head of Communications at Santa María University (Caracas, Venezuela), graduating Magna Cum Laude. In the U.S., he has led workshops on assertive communication and stage expression in Miami, New York, and Los Angeles, impacting professionals, artists, and organizations. His unique methodology has strengthened the ability of hundreds of Hispanics to express themselves with confidence and leadership. "When someone overcomes their fear of speaking, I win my greatest reward."

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During this Hispanic Heritage Month, Miguel Moisés Gómez's story symbolizes the contributions of millions of immigrants: discipline, artistry, resilience, and purpose. "An actor's true success isn't in the credits or how many people recognize you, but in those who are inspired by seeing you," he confidently asserts. From Miami, Gómez continues to act, teach, and proudly represent the Hispanic community, celebrating their roots and showcasing their talent to the world