Patricia Zavala

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Patricia Reyina Zavala Nicoloso (Punto Fijo, Falcón State, January 6 , 1985) is a Venezuelan model and television host. She hosts E! Entertainment Television's Coffee Break on its Latin-American channel.

Biography

Zavala was born in the city of Punto Fijo on the Paraguaná Peninsula in Falcón State, Venezuela, on January 6, 1985.[1] She pursued studies in Social Media Communication at the Universidad Santa María (Caracas).[1]

She is a former Miss E! Venezuela, having won the Chica E!! Venezuela 2010 put on by E! Special.[2][3][4]

Television Career

E! Entertainment and *Coffee Break* (2011–2018)

In November 2011, Zavala became the host of *Coffee Break*, a talk show on E! Entertainment Latin America, where she conducted in-depth interviews with international celebrities, including George Clooney, Anne Hathaway, Charlize Theron, Taylor Swift, Hugh Jackman, Jared Leto, and Nicole Kidman.[5][6]

Her growing popularity led to the launch of a spin-off show, *Movie Break*, dedicated to exclusive film-related content.[7]

Red Carpet and Major Events Coverage

Patricia Zavala has covered major Hollywood red carpets, including the Academy Awards, Grammy Awards, MTV Video Music Awards, Golden Globe Awards, and Latin Grammy Awards.[8][9]

In 2013, she hosted the first-ever live broadcast of the *Miss Venezuela Red Carpet* on E! Entertainment, marking a milestone for the network in Latin America.[10]

Venezuela Aid Live (2019)

On February 22, 2019, Zavala was one of the main hosts of the *Venezuela Aid Live* concert, organized by Richard Branson in Cúcuta, Colombia, near the Venezuelan border. The event brought together over 30 international artists and was globally broadcast to raise awareness of the Venezuelan humanitarian crisis.[11]

De Noche Pero Sin Sueño (2022–Present)

In 2022, Patricia Zavala became a co-host and lead singer on De Noche Pero Sin Sueño, the first Spanish-language late-night talk show produced in the U.S., hosted by Adrián Uribe. The show airs on Telemundo and ViX, featuring celebrity interviews, live music, and comedy.[12]

Kiss Bang Love (2017–2018)

Patricia Zavala was the host of both seasons of Kiss Bang Love, a reality dating show on E! Entertainment Latin America, where contestants explored chemistry through blindfolded kisses before deciding who to date. The show gained popularity for its unique format and international reach.[13]

E! Red Alert (2017–2018)

She also hosted E! Red Alert, a special segment on Suelta la Sopa (Telemundo) sponsored by Target, covering major red-carpet events such as the Billboard Music Awards.[14]

Music Career

Debut EP *Navidad Con Patricia Zavala* (2024)

In 2024, Patricia Zavala released her first holiday EP, *Navidad Con Patricia Zavala*, featuring renditions of Christmas classics. The EP earned two nominations at the Pepsi Music Awards.[15]

Hit Singles

- *Guarapita* (2023) – Premiered at the Poliedro de Caracas.[16] - *Pop The Low* (2024) – Peaked at Top 3 on the UK Club Chart.[17] - *Thunder* (2024) – Charted on UK Dance Charts.[18]

Soundtrack Contributions

Patricia Zavala's music has been featured in major television productions, including:

Other Work

Chica E! and Judging Role

After winning *Chica E! Venezuela* in 2010, Zavala later served as a **judge** for subsequent editions of the competition, mentoring new television personalities.[4]

United Nations Engagement (2024)

In 2024, Zavala was invited to moderate high-level panels at the United Nations (UN) SDG Media Zone in New York City during the UN General Assembly.

She led discussions on sustainability, innovation, and global initiatives, including:

  • "Sustainable Goals On and Off the Court" – Featuring the Harlem Globetrotters and Corinna Hawkes (FAO).
  • "Investing in Fashion Innovation" – Exploring sustainability and innovation in the fashion industry.[21][22]

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