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'''''El show de Condorito''''' (''Condorito's Show'' translated in English) was a planned Chilean animated short series produced by MCFilms about Condorito (a popular character from the eponymous Chilean comic strip) | '''''El show de Condorito''''' (''Condorito's Show'' translated in English) was a planned Chilean animated short series produced by MCFilms about Condorito (a popular character from the eponymous Chilean comic strip) traveling to many places of the world and interacting with real people and events. The show would debut at the L.A. Screening event in 2003.<ref>[https://www.produ.com/noticias/mcfilms-debuta-en-screenings-con-el-show-de-condorito Produ article announcing the show for the L.A. Screening in 2003.] Retrieved 13 Nov '21</ref> | ||
According to Condorito's official page, 16 episodes | Directed by Daniel de la Vega from Chile, with animation by Daniel Pérez from Argentina,<ref>https://archivo.eluniversal.com.mx/espectaculos/38947.html</ref> the plan was to make 18 episodes, each lasting 1.5 minutes.<ref>https://www.lahora.com.ec/secciones/plop-condorito-tiene-ya-su-propia-serie-de-televisi-n/</ref> The cast included Yasmín Valdés, Fernando Kliche, Helvecia Viera, Hugo Medina, Sergio Hernández, Adrián Montealegre, Hugo Espinoza, and Felipe Ríos.<ref>https://www.tapatalk.com/groups/forodelatelevisionchilena/asi-lucira-el-show-de-condorito-esta-lista-t5617.html</ref> | ||
==Cancellation== | |||
According to Condorito's official page, 16 episodes were planned but never released. Condorito, Coné, and Washington would be presented as cartoons, while the rest of the human characters would be interpreted by real actors. The show was never broadcast on television due to budget issues.<ref>[https://www.sofoca.cl/condorito/preguntas-frecuentes/ FAQ section in Condorito's official website mentioning the shorts.] Retrieved 13 Nov '21</ref> | |||
During a 2003 interview in ''De Pé a Pá'' by Pedro Carcuro, a preview was shown with various scenes of Condorito in historical events and real world moments. These are the only footage shown to the public since its | During a 2003 interview in ''De Pé a Pá'' by Pedro Carcuro, a preview was shown with various scenes of Condorito in historical events and real-world moments. These are the only footage shown to the public since its announcement. | ||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
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*[https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Condorito Spanish Wikipedia article about Condorito.] | *[https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Condorito Spanish Wikipedia article about Condorito.] | ||
== References == | ==References== | ||
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Latest revision as of 02:33, 27 February 2024
Title card.
Status: Partially Found
El show de Condorito (Condorito's Show translated in English) was a planned Chilean animated short series produced by MCFilms about Condorito (a popular character from the eponymous Chilean comic strip) traveling to many places of the world and interacting with real people and events. The show would debut at the L.A. Screening event in 2003.[1]
Directed by Daniel de la Vega from Chile, with animation by Daniel Pérez from Argentina,[2] the plan was to make 18 episodes, each lasting 1.5 minutes.[3] The cast included Yasmín Valdés, Fernando Kliche, Helvecia Viera, Hugo Medina, Sergio Hernández, Adrián Montealegre, Hugo Espinoza, and Felipe Ríos.[4]
Cancellation
According to Condorito's official page, 16 episodes were planned but never released. Condorito, Coné, and Washington would be presented as cartoons, while the rest of the human characters would be interpreted by real actors. The show was never broadcast on television due to budget issues.[5]
During a 2003 interview in De Pé a Pá by Pedro Carcuro, a preview was shown with various scenes of Condorito in historical events and real-world moments. These are the only footage shown to the public since its announcement.
Gallery
External Links
References
- ↑ Produ article announcing the show for the L.A. Screening in 2003. Retrieved 13 Nov '21
- ↑ https://archivo.eluniversal.com.mx/espectaculos/38947.html
- ↑ https://www.lahora.com.ec/secciones/plop-condorito-tiene-ya-su-propia-serie-de-televisi-n/
- ↑ https://www.tapatalk.com/groups/forodelatelevisionchilena/asi-lucira-el-show-de-condorito-esta-lista-t5617.html
- ↑ FAQ section in Condorito's official website mentioning the shorts. Retrieved 13 Nov '21