Raymond Arrieta (born March 26, 1965, in San Juan, Puerto Rico) is a beloved comedian, television host, actor, and philanthropist. With a career spanning decades, he has become a household name in Puerto Rico, known for his humor, charisma, and deep commitment to charitable causes.

Arrieta’s journey into entertainment began at the University of Puerto Rico, Rio Piedras Campus, where he studied broadcasting. He honed his comedic skills in theater and comedy clubs, eventually catching the attention of television executives. In the early 1990s, he rose to fame as the host of Que Vacilón, a hit variety show that showcased his comedic talent. Over the years, he continued to win audiences as the host of Día a Día, daily morning show where his humor and warmth resonated with viewers.

Beyond television, Arrieta has built a successful career in stand-up comedy, drawing on relatable humor inspired by Puerto Rican culture and daily life. His performances are marked by energy and a strong connection with his audience.

Arrieta’s influence extends beyond entertainment through his dedication to philanthropy. Since 2009, he has led to Da Vida Caminando con Raymond, an annual walk across Puerto Rico to raise funds and awareness for cancer patients. His efforts have significantly supported healthcare initiatives, including the San Jorge Children’s Foundation.

A symbol of generosity and joy, Raymond Arrieta’s legacy is defined not only by laughter but also by his unwavering dedication to helping others, making him a cherished figure in Puerto Rican society.

This award was presented at the 2025 Silver Circle ceremony on Saturday, June 7th, in San Juan, Puerto Rico.