Moisés Linares makes TV magic as play-by-play commentator

Hispanic Executive magazine writes about Moises Linares dream of becoming a soccer announcer, a passion ignited during his childhood walks while listening to radio commentary of the 1998 World Cup. Now, as a play-by-play commentator for Apple TV, he not only fulfills that dream but also strives to empower others.

Growing up in South Central Los Angeles, he broke away from expected career paths, culminating in his family’s journey from El Salvador during the civil war. As a first-generation college graduate, he later became a production assistant at Fox Sports and embraced the hard work that led to his breakthrough at Telemundo, where he balanced multiple roles in a demanding environment.

Linares, now an Emmy Award-winning talent, constantly analyzes his performances to improve and shares his story with students, showcasing how hardship can lead to success. He advocates for change within the broadcast industry and hopes to inspire others—emphasizing that the American dream is attainable for everyone.


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