Paquito Cordero - Telemundo Stops Transmitting Local Programs

Telemundo Stops Transmitting Local Programs

On February 25, 2005, Telemundo canceled Paquito Cordero's "El Show de las 12", the longest-running television show in Puerto Rico. Telemundo no longer transmits locally produced television programs and thus, is no longer a source of income to the local artistic class.

On the last airing of the show, Eddie Miró took the microphone and said these words:


Spanish
(original version)
English
translation
"Señoras y Señores...,

"El Show de las 12" ha muerto".
"Señoras y Señores...,

reflexionemos ante su deceso".
"Ladies and Gentlemen...,

"The 12 O'Clock Show" has died."
"Ladies and Gentlemen...,

a moment of silence for the deceased".

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