Ariel Coro is the digital spokesperson for the Hispanic community. Thanks to his work, technology is no longer a barrier to a better life for millions of Hispanics. Coro’s passion for education and clear vision of the future has helped ordinary people and multi-billion dollar organizations alike embrace technology and capitalize on its limitless benefits.
Articulate, knowledgeable, and provocative, Coro is the leading technology expert for Latinos. He quickly captures the attention of his audience in a style that is equally as innovative and inventive as his subject matters, earning him the trust and admiration of his millions of viewers and readers.
Coro is the host of Tu Tecnología, a news segment that educates Hispanic families on the latest gadgets and consumer electronic products in an entertaining and informative way. Tu Tecnología airs in newscasts including Univision's KMEX 34 in Los Angeles which is the number one newscast in the nation for adults 18 to 49 and in Miami's channel 23 and Telefutura. Coro is a regular contributor for Univision's Noticiero Nacional and has appeared on CNN, Telemundo, TV Azteca among others.
His column is featured every Sunday in La Opinión, the number one Hispanic newspaper in the country. His commentary about technology and unique writing style has been well received by the readers due to his ability to synthesize complex theoretical concepts and teach people in a manner that they can understand and enjoy,
He is the founder of Tutecnologia.com, which has become a thriving online community where Hispanics learn, share and get their questions answered in a variety of technology-related subjects. In many ways, TuTecnología.com represents the future of learning using social media tools and the power of the Internet to disseminate information quickly and efficiently.
Coro conceived Tu Tecnología using crowdsourcing where many members contribute for the benefit of the community, a truly innovative operational model where everyone wins.
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