Editing Luis Vigoreaux (section)

==Arrival of television==
With the arrival of [[television]] to Puerto Rico in 1954, Vigoreaux began his transition hosting a show called ''El Show Libby's'', sponsored by the [[Libby's|company of its namesake]]. He then hosted the show ''El tren de la alegría''.

Vigoreaux later moved to [[WAPA-TV]], motivated by the possibility of working with actor [[Mario Pabón]]. They wrote the story for a [[soap opera]], but the project fell through. However, Vigoreaux moved on when he and his second wife, [[Lydia Echevarria]], began hosting the show named ''La Hora Cero''. The show presented many local and international singers, including [[Celia Cruz]], [[José Feliciano]] and [[Marco Antonio Muñiz]].