Cabecera Telediario 3 (Última Hora), 1977-1978
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- Cabecera de la última edición de Telediario, llamada Última Hora, entre 1977 y 1978. Había comenzado la Operación Anson, y los informativos unificaron su identidad gráfica usando música con una marcada influencia estadounidense. Extraído de "La transición".
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Una pregunta:
¿Cómo se llama la pequeña música que sale en el reloj de "TVE" en 1976, alguien me lo puede decir?.
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Cántala como en tus videos a ver si lo sabemos
Tengo la misma pregunta. Shazam no dice nada.
Parece "Estrellita dónde estás".
Are you absolutely sure it's from 11.12.1976? I think it's from around 1977-1978 due to the clock looking more polished and a different TVE1 ident.
Actually, it is from December 10. I have checked TV listings for that day and the last newscast was already called Última Hora, which makes sense due to Rafael Anson being in charge of RTVE by then with a big renovation of idents and news formats. The clock is a bit off schedule because Última Hora should've been on air at 23.00, but it may be due to the programme before taking longer than expected - it was Friday and Un, dos, tres was on the air that day. In addition to this, the changes in news intros had already taken place by February 1977, so it is reasonable to believe that it all started in late 1976.
@@MrRafasegundo longer... by around 30 minutes? :O that seems very unlikely
i know it probably started in 1976, but that does not mean that the recording couldn't be from later, like 1977-1978
from the February 1977 and July 1977 clocks, this one has more polished hands, and the RTVE caption is in the safe zone (meaning that it won't get cut when displaying the image on television screens), not to mention the music is the same as in July 1977, while the February 1977 clock used different music
do you have other proof for your December 1976 theory? does the news that the presenter reads match up with those of that period?
also, from where did you get the music for the Noticias del Sabado intro from 1979?
@@tv-dawniej yes, the reports match up because they are from a documentary about the day the leader of the Communist Party first reached Spain, only to be detained a few hours later. Última Hora was first broadcast in October 1976, and the name Telediario was abandoned for the late night newscast, so that means that the 1972 music (and perhaps intro) were gone for good by then. The clocks don't match up because the source I downloaded the videos from cropped the images. Other digitisations of the same intro come from the VHS version of the documentary series which doesn't have that problem.
I got the 1979 music from a fragment from another documentary on the Spanish Transition to democracy.
@@MrRafasegundo can you give me a link to that documentary?
@@tv-dawniej www.rtve.es/play/videos/la-transicion/transicion-capitulo-12/2066559/