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1958 in Spanish television

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This is a list of Spanish television related events from 1958.

Events

1 January - There are 30.000 television sets in Spain.
10 January - Debut of live-show Teatro Apolo, directed by Fernando García de la Vega.^[1]
13 March - Matías Prats Cañete first appears on TV broadcasting a football match between Spain and France national teams.^[2]
27 April - Debut of Adventures series Diego Valor, starred by Fernando Delgado.^[3]
May - Concha Velasco first appears on TV, being cast in the life-play The Petrified Forest.
12 October - Television first broadcasts in the city of Zaragoza.^[4]

Debuts

Bromas
Diego Valor.
Érase una vez^[5]
Escenas de la vida vulgar
Familias de extraños
Fila cero.
Oliverio Twist, with María Fernanda D'Ocón.^[6]^[7]
Tu vida pudo ser otra
A vuelta de correo.
Aeropuerto Telefunken
Café cantante.
Caras nuevas.
Cita en el estudio.
Club del sábado
El enigma
La Goleta
Gran Salón
Hacia la fama
Juegue con nosotros.
Juicio Sumarísimo.
Minuto musical.
Música a medianoche.
Nace una canción.
Preguntas al espacio.
¡Qué felices somos!.
Reto a la vista.
Sierra, mar...o nada.
Teatro Apolo.
El tranvía del humor

Television shows

Telediario (1957- )

Ending this year

Cita con la música (1957-1958)
Cocina (1957-1958)
Cotilleo al aire libre (1957-1958)
Entre nosotras (1957-1958)
Festival Marconi (1957-1958)
Teatro de la TVE (1957-1958)
Teatro de la TVE (1957-1958)
El Tranvía del humor (1957-1958)

Foreign series debuts in Spain

Investigador Submarino (Sea Hunt)
Rin Tin Tin (The Adventures of Rin Tin Tin)
Te quiero Lucy (I Love Lucy)

Births

3 January - Carles Francino, journalist.
22 January - Jesús Álvarez, sport journalist.
12 February - Javier Gurruchaga, showman.
17 February - Josep Puigbó, journalist.
26 February - María Casal, actress.
16 April - Javier Sardà, host.
6 May - Lolita Flores, actress and hostess.
16 June - Jordi Hurtado, host.
12 July - Michael Robinson, host.
21 July - Máximo Pradera, host.
18 August - Olga Viza, hostess.
24 September - Elena Ochoa Foster, hostess.
28 September - Inés Ballester, hostess.
31 August - Ramón Ibarra, actor.
17 October - Melchor Miralles, journalist.
28 October - Concha García Campoy, journalist.
2 November - Juan Ramón Lucas, host.
10 December - Pío Cabanillas Alonso, director General of RTVE.
16 December - Rody Aragón, host.
24 December - Janfri Topera, actor.
28 December - César Sarachu, actor.

See also

References

^ Montes Fernández, Francisco José (2006). "Historia de Televisión Española" (PDF). Universidad Complutense de Madrid (in Spanish): 59. ISSN 1133-3677.
^ Bonaut Iriarte, Joseba (2008). "La influencia de la programación deportiva en el desarrollo histórico de TVE durante el monopolio de la televisión pública (1956-1988)". Universidad de Navarra (in Spanish): 59.
^ "Historia de España: Año 1958". kioscopedia.com. Retrieved 5 May 2014.
^ Palacio, Manuel. "Los intelectuales y la imagen de la televisión cultural" (PDF). Universidad Carlos III: 14.
^ "TVE repone los seis 'Cuentos imposibles' escritos y dirigidos por Armiñán". El País (in Spanish). 4 February 1987.
^ "Estructura y análisis de la programación de TVE (1958-1962): los años pioneros" (PDF). Natividad Cristina Carreras (in Spanish).
^ "7.300 días de televisión". Diario ABC (in Spanish). 24 October 1976.

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