- Thanks to Univision, the riches
of Mexico’s Pacific Treasure will be on display in one of the destination’s top
markets.
Several episodes of the Univision reality show,
Guerrero Latino (Latin Warrior) were recently shot onsite at the Riviera
Nayarit, giving the destination ample promotion in the United States, one of
its main tourism markets.
The production team was in Mexico’s Pacific Treasure
during the month of June to tape the program, which will be shown over the
course of 14 weeks on a national TV network in the neighboring country. The
show started on September 10th and will play through December of this year.
The Public Relations desk of the Riviera Nayarit
Convention and Visitors Bureau (CVB) helped the production to navigate the
procedures and secure the necessary permits at all times, from pre-production
to the actual taping.
Sergio Alvarado Sandoval, producer of the reality
show, explained that at the start of every weekly program they would showcase
different aspects of Mexico, displaying images of the Riviera Nayarit for
approximately 30 seconds as well as 3 seconds dedicated to the hotel where the
episodes were shot.
The main locations were the beaches of La Cruz de
Huanacaxtle, the Cocodrilario El Cora and the B Nayar development, though they
also taped some scenes with a drone in order to show different aspects of Nuevo
Vallarta, Bucerías and Sayulita. Vallarta Adventures was on hand to help the
crew during the entire production.
Warriors Emilio, from Cuba; Oscar, from Colombia;
José, from Mexico; and Alexis, from Venezuela will be using their strength,
speed and smarts in a fight take home the title of “Latin Warrior.”
Info:
Guerrero Latino is on the air every Sunday at 3 p.m.
EST / 12 p.m. PST on Univision.
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