Maruja Callaved

Maruja Callaved Gastón (1928 – 9 January 2018) was a Spanish television presenter and director.

Biography After settling in Zaragoza, Maruja Callaved studied Philosophy and Literature and graduated in Teaching.

Her professional beginnings were in radio, first at the University of Zaragoza and later at La Voz de Madrid, although she developed almost all of her professional career at Televisión Española, first as a presenter and later as a director. In 1963 she received the Antena de Oro for her work in television. a gastronomy and home economics magazine predecessor of the cooking shows that would triumph decades later, such as Elena Santonja's Con las manos en la masa and . A year later she presented Nivel de Vida, together with Blanca Álvarez. and that launched the careers of presenters and Mari Cruz Soriano.