MY STORY

Patricia Alvarado Núñez has produced over 150 hours of TV programming, including numerous award-winning documentaries, on-location and studio-based programs, and music specials with renown Grammy and Oscar-winning musicians, including Paquito D’Rivera, Chucho Valdés, Danilo Pérez, Los Lonely Boys, Rubén Blades, Willie Colón, and Gustavo Santaolalla.

She was the series producer for WGBH’s La Plaza, one of the longest-running Latino series on public television, and for Maria Hinojosa: One-on-One and Neighborhood Kitchens. She produced an episode for the PBS Kids series Postcards from Buster and co-produced with Adriana Bosch a film for the American Experience series, Fidel. Patricia was co-executive producer and series producer of the local series Sing That Thing!, a choral competition that celebrates the diversity and joy of singing. She is the co-executive producer and series producer of Stories from the Stage, which is currently broadcasting nationally on PBS stations and has 7.5M+ views on social media.

In addition to her broadcast series, Patricia has worked on numerous digital projects, including Living with My Type2, a pbs.org website for teens with diabetes, and Mango Blue, apple.com’s first bilingual interactive quicktime feature.  Her work has been honored with many awards, including: two Webbys, four Tellys, two CINE Golden Eagles, seven New England Emmys, and an Imagen Award.

Patricia is originally from Panama City, Republic of Panama.  She started her television career at Panama’s public television network (Canal Once) producing an environmental documentary series that was broadcast throughout Latin America.  After a media fellowship with Televisión Española (RTVE) in Madrid, Spain, Patricia immigrated to the United States and earned a master's degree from Emerson College. She has traveled to over 34 countries and is an Ikebana artist and published photographer.  

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