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Ricardo Boechat, who died Monday (11) at 66 years after the crash of a helicopter in São Paulo, has won the Esso Prize three times, one of the leading Brazilian journalists and has worked on some of main vehicles and channels. from the country. In recent years she has been an anchor of BandNews FM and Jornal da Band. He has also been a columnist for Istoé magazine.
During a career begun in the 1970s, he wrote in newspapers such as "O Globo", "O Estado de S. Paulo", "Jornal do Brasil" and "O Dia". In the 1990s, he had a daily column on "Bom Dia Brasil" on Globo TV.
Boechat's profile on the Band News FM website informs him that he was the record holder of the Award for Communication Award – and the only one to win three different categories (Radio Anchor, columnist of Information and TV Anchor).
During a survey of the website Jornalistas & Cia in 2014, which listed a hundred professionals in the sector, Boechat was voted most admired journalist.
Boechat launched in 1998 the book "Copacabana Palace – A Hotel and its History" (DBA).
Ricardo Eugenio Boechat was born on July 13, 1952 in Buenos Aires.
In an interview with "Memória Globo", Boechat stated that he had started working after leaving school, from 1969 to 1970, after a period of militancy during which he was part of the Communist Party base in Niterói (RJ). ). It is the father of a friend, commercial director of "Diário de Notícias", who invited him.
"If you ask me what, me, nothing, look, pick up a piece of paper, sometimes even clean the table, not that someone asks me to do it … Note that I barely strike the machine, I had the notion of strictly nothing, I had lived all my life in Niterói, Rio for me, it was the outside. "One of his first texts was an exclusive note about Pelé.
Later, Boechat wrote in the column of Ibrahim Sued (1924-1995), in the same "Diário de Notícias".
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