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Televisión Española 70th anniversary celebrations

Overview

Televisión Española (TVE) is marking its 70th anniversary with various programming tributes to Spanish journalism. Initial commemorations included the return of former ‘Informe Semanal’ presenter Mari Carmen García Vela to the studio after thirty years. As part of the celebrations, Telediario 1 held a special live broadcast from Robledillo de la Jara in northern Madrid. The location was chosen for its symbolic connection to the arrival of television in the region, specifically because the town’s main square is named ‘Plaza de Televisión Española’. The broadcast featured archival footage, musical performances by the RTVE Orchestra and Choir, and a tribute to retiring meteorologist Ana de Roque, who performed a weather forecast using traditional cardboard maps and stickers. This segment was presented by host Alejandra Herranz. On October 18, the network aired the 45-minute special ‘El Telediario de nuestras vidas’. Hosted by Pepa Bueno and directed by Carlos del Amor, the program reviewed seven decades of major news events, including the death of Francisco Franco, the Spanish Transition to democracy, the moon landing, the 1992 Barcelona Olympics, the 9/11 attacks, and the COVID-19 pandemic. The broadcast featured a reunion of iconic journalistic figures, including Iñaki Gabilondo, Ana Blanco, Matías Prats, Carlos Franganillo, Pedro Piqueras, Olga Viza, and Manuel Campo Vidal. Notably, participants such as Matías Prats and Carlos Franganillo joined from competing networks Atresmedia and Mediaset. On October 19, the anniversary celebrations included a tribute to Queen Letizia, highlighting her previous career as a journalist on programs such as ‘Telediario’ and ‘Informe Semanal’. To further commemorate the milestone, RTVE is launching a dedicated 24-hour thematic channel, ‘RTVE 70 años’, on its RTVE Play platform.

Entities

Televisión Española · RTVE · Torrespaña · Pepa Bueno · Iñaki Gabilondo

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Timeline

  1. [CULTURE] 4 sources
    RTVE launches RTVE 70 years channel to mark seven decades of television

    RTVE is launching the ‘RTVE 70 años’ channel on its RTVE Play platform to celebrate 70 years of Televisión Española.

  2. [CULTURE] 7 sources
    Queen Letizia honored in TVE 70th anniversary special

    Televisión Española honored Queen Letizia during its 70th-anniversary special, highlighting her former career as a journalist for programs like 'Telediario' and 'Informe Semanal'.

  3. [CULTURE] 15 sources
    Televisión Española reunites historic presenters for 70th anniversary special

    To mark its 70th anniversary, Televisión Española aired a special news edition reuniting legendary presenters to review seven decades of Spanish and global history.

  4. [CULTURE] 4 sources
    RTVE celebrates 70th anniversary with special broadcast in Robledillo de la Jara

    RTVE celebrated its 70th anniversary with a special Telediario 1 broadcast from Robledillo de la Jara, featuring a retirement tribute to veteran meteorologist Ana de Roque.

  5. [CULTURE] 3 sources
    Televisión Española celebrates 70th anniversary with journalism tribute

    Televisión Española is marking its 70th anniversary with special broadcasts, including a major Telediario tribute featuring iconic news presenters and a return appearance by Mari Carmen García Vela.

Sources

20minutos.com.mx · caminodesantiago.lavozdegalicia.com · cotilleo.es · deia.eus · diariodealmeria.es · diariodejerez.es · eldiadecordoba.es · elplural.com · ep01.epimg.net · europasur.es · granadahoy.com · hola.com · huelvainformacion.es · larazon.es · lecturas.com · libertaddigital.com · merca2.es · noticiasdemalaga.es · noticiasdeNavarra.com · ocio.diarioinformacion.com · ocio.laprovincia.es · que.es · southwesttrains.co.uk · upday.com · ydesperte.es

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