A TV news broadcast with a humorous touch hosted by Javier Capitán and Florentino Fernández. It featured parodies, ironic reviews, etc. of current events, as well as impersonations of distinguished mass-media personalities.
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Title: El informal (1998–2002)
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Félix Álvarez | ... | Dancing Baby / ... 856 episodes, 1998-2002 |
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Javier Capitán | ... | Self - Host 839 episodes, 1998-2002 |
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Florentino Fernández | ... | Self - Host / ... 839 episodes, 1998-2002 |
| Patricia Conde | ... | Self - Interviewer / ... 545 episodes, 1999-2002 | |
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Miki Nadal | ... | Various Roles 463 episodes, 1999-2002 |
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Inma del Moral | ... | Self - Interviewer 277 episodes, 1998-2000 |
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A TV news broadcast with a humorous touch hosted by Javier Capitán and Florentino Fernández. It featured parodies, ironic reviews, etc. of current events, as well as impersonations of distinguished mass-media personalities.
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"El Informal" was one of the best program in humor of the moment that livened up the night every day of the week (labor). They treated matters of the present time with sarcasm and irony and with a big dose of humor. Their dubbing were terribly amusing worthy of falling to the floor of the laugh attack that they took place. I ignore the exact reasons of their cancellation but I imagine that it was because of political reasons than because of a hypothetical descent of the audience, since was very seen. It maybe passed that it disliked to certain political that they got their cancellation at the end like it happened with " CQC " (the edition of Carbonell) and else. If it was this way we would be speaking of pure government CENSORSHIP, something that should be completely forbidden. A