Career
Marcano's career took off after Luis Vigoreaux's death. He started hosting A Millon with Sonia NoemÃ, and Rafael Jose, rated the number one television game show for several years.
In 1987, alongside El Gangster Marcano performed as host of Super Siete's La Hora de Oro. In the same year, Marcano had a highly publicized wedding to Ivette Rivera-Lisojo. The wedding was shown live on Puerto Rican television. Vea, a local show biz magazine, produced a wedding album about the event.
In 1990 Marcano moved to Telemundo to start a new show Marcano... el show. The show was both popular and controversial, being accused of being a copycat of The Arsenio Hall Show.
In 1996, Marcano moved to WAPA-TV and produced a new game show called Vale Mas, and in 1998, another show called El Super Show.
In 2000, he moved to Tele-Once but continued with El Super Show for a while. Later in 2000 Marcano created Que Suerte que es Domingo. This show underwent two title changes: Que Suerte Tienes Tu, and in 2002, Que Suerte, his longest running show, and top in the ratings consequently, broadcast by Univision. It was broadcasted in Puerto Rico and in the New York Hispanic market.
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