Barrio Sésamo

Serie de TV
1979–2000
25min

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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaSpain didn't just dub the original Plaza sésamo (1969) and then broadcast it, but they mixed it with new material made in the country. "Barrio Sesamo" combines an original Spanish episode wi... Leer todoSpain didn't just dub the original Plaza sésamo (1969) and then broadcast it, but they mixed it with new material made in the country. "Barrio Sesamo" combines an original Spanish episode with the USA show footage dubbed to Spanish. This program has passed through three periods. ... Leer todoSpain didn't just dub the original Plaza sésamo (1969) and then broadcast it, but they mixed it with new material made in the country. "Barrio Sesamo" combines an original Spanish episode with the USA show footage dubbed to Spanish. This program has passed through three periods. In the first period (1979-1980), Caponata, the Spanish name for Big Bird, lives in a stree... Leer todo

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Premios
- 2 premios ganados y 4 nominaciones en total

Episodios17

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8 años

Fotos6

Elenco principal57

Editar

Chelo Vivares

Espinete

• 1983–1986

Alfonso Vallejo

Don Pimpón…

• 1979–1986

Isabel Castro

• 1983–1986

José Riesgo

Braulio…

• 1979–1986

Juan Ramón Sánchez

Chema

• 1983–1986

Emma Cohen

Caponata

• 1979–1980

Jesús Alcaide

Peregil

• 1979–1980

Concha Goyanes

Carmen…

• 1979–1980

Petra Martínez

Ángela

• 1979–1980

Juan Margallo

Nisi

• 1979–1980

Marcelo Rubal

José

• 1979–1980

Gabriel Fariza

Cuqui

• 1979–1980

Mari Luz Olier

Matilde

• 1983–1986

José Enrique Camacho

Antonio

• 1983–1986

Roberto Mayor

Roberto

• 1983–1984

Ruth Gabriel

Ruth

• 1983–1985

Rosa Pou

Vera

• 1996–1999

Joan Bentallé

Bluki

• 1996–1999

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Chema el Panadero

Chema el Panadero is the real connection with the Madrid's eighties reality. He is the contact between children world and the young adult world of the young ones than join this fact called "movida"... The Madrid's movida was a real pop stomp coming from drugged teens, the kind of reality that you can see in Ivan Zulueta's "Arrebato" or in the first films made by Pedro Almodovar. This liberty wind change some things in the media area, changing the way of making products for the children. The last time I saw Chema el Panadero was in an lottery spot dressed like an punky (mohican crest included)... I think he has (or had) problems with heroin. I clam his comeback to the media world... God save the queen and Chema el Panadero!