Hacia una reconstrucción de las revistas del espectáculo: el caso de Radiolandia en los cuarenta y cincuenta
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Advertising, Consumer, Entertainment, Popular Idols, RadiolandiaAbstract
The purpose of this paper is the study of one of the weekly radio and movie theater most read the forties and fifties: Radiolandia. This is a publication designed to give an account of current national artistic field both through notes on radio shows, plays or specific movies and through the weekly information on who called our planets and stars. The approach will be developed Radiolandia taking three axes: a descriptive account is given of the general characteristics such as format, price, etc., a second related to the analysis of advertisements and a third party who intends to investigate how which are portrayed actors, actresses and singers as idols of the show.
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