Daniel Razon Net Worth, Age, Height, Bio, Birthday, Wiki!

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Daniel Razon is one of the richest Television Presenter from Philippines. According to our analysis, Wikipedia, Forbes & Business Insider, Daniel Razon's net worth $5 Million. (Last Update: December 11, 2023)

From 1987 until 1988 Daniel Razon was a FM disc jockey on DWKY in addition to DWST. Then, he moved to the television channel as a newscaster for PTV-4’s Pangunahing Balita, Balita Ala-Una and PTV News Nationwide and host of the public-affairs shows the Ang Pandayan Ni Mang Pandoy as well as Dakila Ka Pinoy (1993 until 1997). He also served as director and executive producer of the public affairs program IBC-13’s Ikaw ang Humatol (1994-1997).

From 1997 until 2003, Razon worked for a different television station called ABS-CBN which was then the newscaster/host of numerous television shows like Hoy, Gising (Hey! Wake Up! ), Pulso: Aksyon Balita. Then, he began to be seen all over the world via ANC (ABS-CBN’s affiliate station) as a newscaster/anchorman on Dateline News (1998 to 2000) as well as as host of Kumusta Ka Bayan which aired on The Filipino Channel (TFC). In those years, He also served as anchor for the program Gising Pilipinas (1997-2003) as well as Usapang Campanilla (2000 until 2003) on DZMM at 630AM.

Razón is also a singer and songwriter. Some of his compositions are “Unang Pag-ibig” (First Love), “Dala Kong Nakalimbag” and “Pangarap ng Puso” (My Heart’s Wish). His maiden album “In My Eyes” reached platinum record status. His latest album “All My Life” was released on September 2008, which was awarded a gold record on the day of its release and earned him the People’s Choice Favorite New Male Artist award in the 21st Awit Awards on November 26, 2008.

Net Worth $5 Million
Salary Under Review
Source of Income Television Presenter
Cars Not Available
House Living in own house.

Razon conceptualized the original charity basketball league in the Philippines, the UNTV Cup, which started in 2013. Its goal is to promote camaraderie between government agencies through the most unifying sport in the Philippines, while delivering public service towards marginalized sectors of our society. The regular season runs from August/September up to March of the following year. The awarding of prizes to the agencies’ chosen beneficiaries coincide with the UNTV Cup championship games. From Season 1 to Season 6, including the three off season tournaments, UNTV Cup has given a total of ₱35 million to the beneficiaries of the participating teams.

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