Yolanda Park

About Yolanda Park

Yolanda Park (born Park Ji Gyeong on August 20, 1980, in Busan, South Korea) is one of Paraguay's most popular and recognizable television presenters, journalists, and radio hosts.
​Early Life & Background
​Immigration to Paraguay: She was born in South Korea and immigrated with her family to Paraguay when she was two years old, settling in San Estanislao (Santaní), San Pedro Department.
​The Name "Yolanda": Her family adopted the name "Yolanda" during her childhood to help navigate local pronunciation, though she maintains her birth name Park Ji Gyeong legally.
​Education: She studied Journalism and Communication Sciences at the Facultad de Filosofía of the Universidad Nacional de Asunción (UNA).
​Media & Television Career
​Park started working in broadcasting in the early 2000s, quickly establishing herself as a dominant morning television personality:
​SNT & La Mañana de Cada Día: In 2002, she joined SNT (Canal 9). She co-hosted the morning show La Mañana de Cada Día for over 16 years (2002–2019), becoming a staple of Paraguayan household routines.
​Move to Trece: In early 2019, she departed SNT. Later that year, she joined Trece to host the morning magazine show Será un Gran Día alongside Dani Da Rosa. She subsequently expanded into evening news anchoring on Noticiero Unicanal / Trece alongside Carlos Martini.
​Radio: She has hosted high-profile radio shows across major stations, including Radio Venus, Radio Aspen, and Montecarlo FM.
​Personal Life & Public Image
​Family: She has one son, Maximiliano (born 2011), from her former relationship with fellow journalist Roberto Pérez. In 2021, she married sports journalist and broadcaster Jorge "Chipi" Vera.
​Digital Footprint: Beyond traditional broadcasting, she is one of Paraguay's most followed media figures on Instagram and digital platforms, serving as a prominent brand ambassador across commercial campaigns.