Polémica en el bar

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For the modern remake, see Polémica en el bar (2016 TV series).
Polémica en el bar
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GenreComedy
Created byGerardo Sofovich
Starring
Theme music composerJorge Vazquez
Opening theme"Cafetín de Buenos Aires" by Jorge Vazquez
ComposerJorge Vazquez
Country of originArgentina
Original languageSpanish
Production
Production locationBuenos Aires
Release
Original networkEl Trece
Telefe
América TV
El Nueve
ATC
Original release1962 (1962) –
2010 (2010)

Polémica en el bar was an Argentine TV series, starred by Gerardo Sofovich.

Premise[]

Polémica en el bar features a number of comedians gathered in a bar, sitting in a round table. They discuss topics such as football, politics and show business, and start controversies around them.

Production[]

Polémica en el bar was first introduced in 1962, as a sketch of the comedy program . It starred Gerardo Sofovich, Juan Carlos Altavista, Jorge Porcel, and Rodolfo Crespi, as people discussing modern issues at the table of a bar. played the owner of the bar, and the waiter. The program had a positive reception, and was a steady sketch of the program for several years.[1]

The sketch was promoted to a standalone program in 1972, starred by Sofovich, Altavista, Porcel, Javier Portales, and Fidel Pintos. Most episodes got nearly 60 rating points. The cast changed as years passed, and most of the new comedians were not as capable as the former ones, which led to a decline in rating and popular reception.[2] The program aired until 2010, with the final line-up being Sofovich, , , , and .[1]

Gerardo Sofovich died in 2015. His son, Gustavo Sofovich, made a reboot of the program the following year, also titled Polémica en el bar.

References[]

  1. ^ a b "Polémica en el bar, un éxito inoxidable" [Polémica en el bar, an unrusted success] (in Spanish). La Nación. March 6, 2016. Retrieved October 26, 2016.
  2. ^ "Quiénes se sentarán en la nueva Polémica en el Bar" [Who will seat at the new Polémica en el bar] (in Spanish). Contexto. January 4, 2016. Retrieved October 27, 2016.
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