La criada de la granja explained

Genre:Telenovela
Country:Venezuela
Language:Spanish
Network:Televisa

La criada de la granja is a 1953 Venezuelan telenovela broadcast on Televisa (currently known as Venevisión).[1] It was starring by the Venezuelan actors José Torres, best known for his role Tacupay in the 1995 telenovela Ka Ina,[2] and Aura Ochoa.

History

La criada de la granja was the first telenovela that was filmed in Venezuela in the 50s.[3] The telenovela had a duration of 15 minutes, and was broadcast weekly from Monday to Friday at 7 p.m on Televisa, currently known as Venevisión. At that time, each episode was filming live during the telenovela broadcast. Until later with the arrival of the video tape, the episodes could be recorded and subsequently broadcast. There is currently very little data on who wrote the story.

Notes and References

  1. Web site: Arenas . Macky . Telenovelas: La ilusión que la crisis se llevó . es.aleteia.org . 10 August 2018 . 3 October 2019 . Spanish.
  2. Web site: Acuña . Ivonne . 15 datos curiosos sobre telenovelas venezolanas . La Tienda Venezolana . 3 October 2019 . Spanish.
  3. Web site: La Primera Telenovela Venezolana de la Historia . curiosidades2020.com . 3 October 2019 . Spanish.