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Enrique Santos “Mr.E” is host of the popular “Enrique Santos Show,” originating live from Univision Radio’s Miami affiliate, WRTO - La Kalle 98.3 FM (6 am -12 pm Monday – Saturday). Born to Cuban parents and raised in Chicago, Illinois, Santos gravitates fluidly between the Hispanic/Latino and mainstream American radio landscapes. His bilingual broadcasts are a crossover hit combining humor, social satire and political commentary to bridge the cultural and generational divide of a diverse cosmopolitan audience. Santos has built an enthusiastic following with a comedic repertoire consisting of phone pranks, song parodies, interviews and a trademark form of provocative interaction known to the Santos faithful as “Sembrando el Panico” (”harvesting panic”). Santos’ outlandish radio persona has made him one of the most popular Hispanic talk-hosts in America and earned him unprecedented access to some of the biggest names in popular culture. Santos has interviewed a wide range of celebrities, musicians, and newsmakers, including Celia Cruz, O.J. Simpson, Jeb Bush, P Diddy, Andy Garcia, WWE’s Rey Mysterio, Jennifer Lopez, Marc Anthony, Penelope Cruz, Oscar De La Hoya, Carlos Ponce, Jose Feliciano, Tommy Davidson, Emilio and Gloria Estefan. His clout extends even to the political arena where Santos has conducted interviews with prominent figures such as Senators Joseph Lieberman, John McCain and Vice President Joe Biden. Indications of Santos’ mass-market appeal are abundant: "Enrique Santos Show" has consistently broken sales and audience records. His accomplishments have also been featured in Newsweek, Ocean Drive, The New York Times, The Miami Herald, Radio & Records, People and Billboard Magazine. He has made numerous local, national and international TV appearances, and regularly appears on Univision’s leading programs, including “Don Francisco Presenta” (Don Francisco Presents), “El Gordo y La Flaca” (The Scoop and the Skinny) & TeleFutura’s “EscandaloTV” (Showbiz TV). Santos’ cross-over appeal was perhaps most evident in a simulcast with none other than the self-proclaimed “King of All Media” Howard Stern. Stern may indeed be the “King of all ‘English’ Media”; and Santos, the “King of all ‘Spanglish’ Media”.