radionovelas造句

• North American music became a fashion and the transmission of radionovelas, horse races, and other sports were eliminated.
• The following year, " El Misterio de los Ojos Escarlatas " marked the beginning of the suspenseful radionovelas.
• In 1945, Radio Caracas, with Tom醩 Henr韖uez in charge of the department of radionovelas, included this genre in its programming.
• Shorter serial programs known as telenovelas ( and earlier, radionovelas ), originating and often produced in Spanish-and Portuguese-speaking Latin America, have become popular worldwide.
• He started acting at age 20 in " radionovelas, " the 1940s predecessor of the televised dramas, and moved to the big screen and TV in the 1950s.
• In the area of " radionovelas ", Broadcasting Caracas, a pioneer in the genre, broadcast works that made history and are still remembered by those who heard them.
• When the radionovela began to be displaced by the telenovela, the actor and announcer Alberto Cimino formed the company El Universo del Espect醕ulo ( The Universe of Entertainment ), recovering the best classic radionovelas and producing new stories to be broadcast on several Venezuelan stations.
• {{ Quote | " La primera radionovela en M閤ico, " Los tres mosqueteros ", fue transmitida por la XEW en 1932, pero no fue hasta 1941, con Ave sin nido, la vida apasionante de Anita de Montemar, que este g閚ero radiof髇ico cobr?fuerza y se comenzaron a transmitir hasta cinco radionovelas al d韆, las cuales  al igual que las transmitidas en Estados Unidos eran patrocinadas por empresas de jabones, perfumes y art韈ulos de limpieza ."
• The first radionovela in Mexico, " The Three Musketeers ", was transmitted by XEW in 1932, but it was not until 1941, with " Ave sin nido " ( " Bird Without a Nest " ), the exciting life of Anita de Montemar, that this radio genre gained momentum and began to transmit up to five radionovelas a day  which, as in the United States, were sponsored by manufacturers of soap, perfume, and cleaning products . }}