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Posted on: February 25th, 2008
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Tags: Don Francisco, Spanish-language, Telemundo, television
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THE new Telemundo program “Más Vale Tarde con Alex Cambert” is styled on the tried-and-true talk-show format that has made fortunes for American networks. A viewer with no grasp of Spanish will recognize the signposts right away. There’s the funk-lite band with the smirky, affable leader, the riffy monologue, the man-on-the-street segments.
That alone would make “Más Vale Tarde” (“Better Late”), which had its premiere in November, a radical experiment. Spanish-language talk shows have traditionally been musty, show-and-tell affairs for older audiences and were broadcast during prime time. The Spanish-language talk-show king is Don Francisco, a staid cultural institution who has been on the air in one show or another since 1962.”*
*From: http://www.nytimes.com
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