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In the 1980s, the program was updated with 3D graphics, inserting a real-ballet, with special costumes.
This was a revolutionary work in worldwide TV, winning international awards.
In the 1990s, all of the shows openings were made entirely in 3D, and then, the traditional ballet were replaced by simple idents. The became very uninteresting , maybe the exception was the opening sequences of 2008 (35years): Brings images of DNA, stars, waterfalls, schools, plant, among others.
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The novela I am watching right now on Netflix, Flor Salvaje, started out barbaric like. It was also corny, but all the ones I've seen with exception of Fujitivos, start out that way and I never think I will make it to 2nd episode but they are addicting and next thing I know is all I think about, lol
Flor Salvaje That's with the actress that got killed in Venezuela Monica Spear. Her death really upset me, well it still does.
I remember Dancin' Days was transmitted in Colombia but I was too little to understand it or watch it.
The one that I watched was Roque Santeiro. I don't remember the plot at all but I remember I loved watching it. I love the intro song LOL I have no idea what they are saying
This soap was a phenomenon of audience.
It began displayed in 1975 and was immediately censured by the military dictatorship.
It addresses the Coronels, a Brazilian political phenomenon where the big land owners lived above the law and lord it over in their regions, as well as economic exploitation of faith.
It was displayed in full ten years later, in 1985. The title and wire conductor of the story was a boy considered a saint martyr in his hometown, but reappears alive after adult threatening the status quo of town.
In its premiere, Roque Santeiro acquired 68.0 Ibope Rating, eighteen points above the target set by Rede Globo that year.
On August 20, 1985, in Episode 50, Roque Santeiro posted a record audience: 81 points. It was the first time the telenovela recorded an index above 80 points. In that week, the average was 71 points.
On February 17, 1986, in Episode 205, Roque registered a record audience: 91 points. It was the first time the telenovela recorded an index above 90 points, a fact that would be repeated only in the last chapter: 95 points.
In the last episode, it was registered a historical index on Brazilian television: 100 points. In the scene where Sinhozinho Malta and Viúva Porcina say goodbye to Roque Santeiro, and leave Asa Branca, 100% of the Brazilian television sets were tuned on Rede Globo.
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Great thanks, I didn't know Roque Santeiro had been censured in the 1970s.
Do you know the name of the song in the intro?
I just found out that in Luanda Angola they named a market after this soap opera. It was a huge market but it was closed in 2010. I hope those poor people were able to transfer to the new market
But the whole soundtrack is superb! Like this one, many of the songs were composed specially for the novela.
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That's with the actress that got killed in Venezuela Monica Spear. Her death really upset me, well it still does.
