Verónica Maza and Primitivo Olvera

Verónica Maza is a journalist, writer, comprehensive sexuality educator, and cultural manager with a distinguished career in media and literature. She holds a degree in Communication from the Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana and a specialization in Sexual Information and Education in Spain, combined with studies in human development, literature, and cultural management. In journalism, she has a solid career at Grupo Milenio as reporter, editor, host, and columnist, where she also coordinates the Librotea literary recommendations platform for Latin America, alongside collaborations with various national and international radio and television outlets.

As a sex wellness educator and expert, she has hosted flagship programs on tv channels such as Canal Once and Canal 22, taught courses at UNAM, and founded an agency that develops communication campaigns and focuses on writer representation and editorial management. In her literary work, she is the author of novels and essays such as EL MOTEL DE LOS ANTOJOS PROHIBIDOS (The Motel of the Forbidden Cravings), ¡MADRES! (Damn), and SINFONÍA DEL PLACER (Symphony of Pleasure), as well as educational books on preventing child abuse and gender equity—an integrated effort that has earned her multiple awards in journalism, poetry, and public health.

Primitivo Olvera is a journalist who graduated from the Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México and has had an extensive career as a reporter, host, editor, and news coordinator across various media outlets. On television, he has participated in investigative and debate programs for channels such as TV Azteca, Canal 40, and FOROtv, notably serving as content coordinator for the program Es la Hora de Opinar (It’s Time to Weigh In).

In radio, he has solid experience with networks such as ABC Radio, Radio 13, MVS, and W Radio, where he served as Coordinator of Information and Analysis and host of the program Hora 25. He has also held key information-director and chief-of-news positions at Grupo Fórmula, where he currently works as editorial coordinator.