Eduardo Trucco, a talented individual, was born in Queens, New York, to a father of Argentinian descent, Orestes Trucco, and a mother of Puerto Rican origin, Gladys. This unique cultural blend had a profound impact on his upbringing and future endeavors.
As a young boy, Ed grew up in Argentina, where he developed a passion for soccer, aspiring to become a professional player for the Argentine national team. However, fate had other plans. At the tender age of 8, he made his acting debut in the Argentinian film "Hipolito y Evita," a cinematic adaptation of the timeless classic "Romeo & Juliet." This early start was soon followed by appearances in other notable films, including "Yo Gané Al Prode."
As his family relocated to Puerto Rico, Ed continued to hone his acting skills, landing a role in the teen film "Una Aventura Llamada Menudo." His experience in Spanish-language soap operas further solidified his position as a rising star in the Latin American entertainment industry.
Eventually, Ed made the move to New York, where he became a pioneering figure in the world of music television. He joined the ranks of MTV International as the first VJ, alongside the charismatic Daisy Fuentes, and helped shape the network's identity and style.