Pedro Juan Figueroa, a renowned television presenter, has died. El Balad has reported that the Lo Sé Todo television program, which runs on Wapa Televisión, confirmed his passing. Figueroa worked for the latter for several years. The announcement said: “With deep sorrow we share the death of our dear colleague Pedro Juan Figueroa. His departure fills us with sadness and leaves an immense void, both professionally and humanly. We unite in solidarity with his family, friends and with the entire team that today faces this irreparable loss. We raise our prayers and send strength in this moment of deep pain. Respectfully, we appeal to consideration and respect for the memory of Pedro Juan and the privacy of his family during this difficult process. When the family understands it relevant, we will be sharing additional information. Rest in peace, Pedro Juan.” Pedro Juan Figueroa was most known for his contributions to various programs, such as “Dando Candela” on Telemundo. As of this writing, details about his demise and age remain unclear. Fans had expressed concerns about his appearance in the months leading up to his demise, prompting speculations about his health. However, he never addressed the same. View this post on Instagram Instagram PostPedro Juan Figueroa's life and legacy explored: Ahead of his demise, Pedro Juan Figueroa was working with the cast of Lo Sé Todo, which includes Fernan Vélez "Nalgorazzi", Saudi Rivera, Enrique "Kiké" Cruz, among others. Héctor Marcano, a renowned figure in the industry, has since issued a statement announcing his demise: "Pedro Juan Figueroa dies. We knew about his delicate health situation and, even so, he continued as if nothing had happened, with that silent integrity that only those who understand life from responsibility and dignity have. A few weeks ago the body could no longer. Life is a breath. Today Pedro Juan Figueroa rests in peace. I had the opportunity to work with Pedro Juan a few years ago and I will always keep the memory of a compliant man, respectful and committed to his work, even in the midst of his own battles. To his family and loved ones, my supportive hug. May they find comfort in the certainty that his footprint was real and his step was not in vain. May he rest in peace," wrote the producer and television presenter, per Metro PR. Figueroa, a native of Ponce, reportedly began his career as a reporter. At the time, he focused mainly on police issues, including the strike prompted by the privatization of the Puerto Rico Telephone Company, and the tragic explosion of Humberto Vidal in the urban center of Río Piedras in 1996. He also worked in countries like the Dominican Republic and Mexico, and in Miami, U.S.A. Furthermore, he is remembered for his work on the radio, which reportedly spanned several years across stations of the Uno Radio Group. Stay tuned to SoapCentral for more.