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31 Minutos

December 18, 2023

31 minutos (English: 31 minutes) is a Chilean comedy television series and a children's music virtual band created by the production company Aplaplac (owned by Álvaro Díaz, Pedro Peirano and Juan Manuel Egaña) that began to be transmitted on March 15, 2003 by the signal of Televisión Nacional de Chile (TVN). The program is a parody to 60 minutos, a controversial news program of the same channel, transmitted in the 1970s and 1980s. It focuses on the adventures of the team of a news program of little prestige in which something unexpected always happens, whose presenter is Tulio Triviño. The program's notes are educational and leave an explicit or implicit message, while others are quite ridiculous.

31 Minutos
Genre
Created byÁlvaro Díaz
Pedro Peirano
Written byPedro Peirano
Álvaro Díaz
Daniel Castro
Rodrigo Salinas (2003–05)
Patricio Díaz
Lorena Penjean
Francisco Schultz
Directed byÁlvaro Díaz
Pedro Peirano
Starring
  • Álvaro Díaz
  • Pedro Peirano
  • Rodrigo Salinas
  • Daniel Castro
  • Patricio Díaz
  • Alejandra Dueñas
  • Francisco Schultz
  • Fernando Solis
  • Héctor Velozo
  • Felipe Godoy
Theme music composerPablo Ilabaca
Opening theme31 minutos
ComposersPablo Ilabaca
Angelo Pierattini(2005)
Country of originChile
Original languageSpanish
No. of seasons4
No. of episodes68 (plus 2 specials)
Production
Executive producersJuan Manuel Egaña (2003–12)
Alejandra Neumann (2013)
ProducerKarla Estrada
Production locationsSantiago, Chile
EditorsRodrigo Toro (2003–05)
Julia Bande (2014)
Manuela Piña (2014)
Running time28–33 minutes
Production companyAplaplac
Original release
NetworkTVN
Release15 March 2003 (2003-03-15) –
2 October 2005 (2005-10-02)
Release4 October (2014-10-04) –
27 December 2014 (2014-12-27)

In its first period, the series had three seasons, from 2003 to 2005, in addition to a participation for the 2003 Chilean Telethon and a Christmas special that same year. On March 27, 2008, the series was taken to the cinema under the title of 31 minutos, la película.

After the third season and for the next nine years the series had no new episodes. In 2012, the production company Aplaplac confirmed that the series would return to television with a fourth season, which was released on October 4, 2014 through TVN, and its last original episode was broadcast on the night of December 27, 2014. During its run, the series received universal acclaim from critics and viewers alike, with praise directed to its clever humour, soundtrack, accessibility towards children about complex issues and helping to revitalize the Chilean puppetry tradition.

From 2004 to 2007, it was broadcast throughout Latin America by Nickelodeon and from 2015, it began to be broadcast by Cartoon Network. It also broadcasts in Mexico on Canal Once and Once Niños, and its most recent season is available in the Netflix Latin America catalog.

31 minutos has performed throughout Chile and Mexico, making the program a musical band. On their tours they perform the songs broadcast on the program and their musical works outside of it.

History edit

Origins and foundation of Aplaplac edit

 
Álvaro Díaz.
 
Pedro Peirano.

The origins of 31 minutos date back to 1990, when its creators Álvaro Díaz and Pedro Peirano entered the Universidad de Chile to study journalism and met each other for the first time.[1] At first, Díaz did not meet with Peirano nor was he interested in talking to him, but they got together to do some academic work, which led both of them to realize that they shared the same sense of humor and to become friends.[2] The two met again in 1995, when they produced programs such as Plan Z and El Factor Humano for the Chilean television channel Rock & Pop.[3] But, contrary to their expectations, neither production prospered.[4] In addition, the channel ceased broadcasting on December 1, 1999,[5] leaving both Peirano and Diaz unemployed.[6]

To get out of this situation, they founded the production company Aplaplac together with Juan Manuel Egaña.[7] Initially, Aplaplac developed two programs: Sangre, sudor y lágrimas (Blood, Sweat and Tears), —a human-interest program bought by the sports channel PSN—,[8] and Mira tú (Look at You), a cultural program produced with funds from the Consejo Nacional de Televisión in 2001 and broadcast by Televisión Nacional de Chile in 2002.[9]

Mira tú stood out for its quality and became the production company's letter of introduction,[4] therefore Díaz, Peirano and Egaña applied for a second time to a CNTV competition fund in 2002, this time in the children's television category.[10] The project presented was entitled El gabinete del Doctor Mojado (The Wet Doctor's Cabinet), and in it a fish was conducting a television program from a fishbowl. In one of its segments, a puppet reported on what was happening with the excrements in the treatment plants.[11] Aplaplac won the contest and obtained funds to produce 21 episodes that would be broadcast on Televisión Nacional de Chile.[12] The idea evolved into a puppet and marionette news show called "31 minutos" -—a name that originated from the contest rules, which mentioned that the projects had to last half an hour—.[13]

At the same time, Peirano worked at the Chilean newspaper El Mercurio, where he met the artist Rodrigo Salinas, who -together with the artists Daniel Castro and Matias Iglesis- formed the art collective La nueva gráfica chilena.[14][15] Peirano invited them to be part of the production team for 31 minutos, leaving Salinas and Castro as scriptwriters —along with Díaz and Peirano—, Iglesis as art director —establishing the visual identity of the program and its characters—[16] and Juan Manuel Egaña as executive producer of Aplaplac and 31 minutos.[17] Due to requirements from TVN, a stable female character had to be included in the episodes. The actress and comedian Alejandra Dueñas —known from La nueva gráfica chilena— later joined the team, giving life to Patana's character.[18]

The conviction of their creators at the beginning was to make a type of television program that they would have liked to see as children.[19][20] They were fully aware that minors no longer consumed only programs that were aimed at a child audience and, based on that, came to the idea that a satire of the news had to be made.[21] The idea also arose of inventing songs and presenting them in a musical classification. To that end, Peirano —who shared friendship with the members of the Chilean funk rock group Chancho en Piedra— introduced Pablo Ilabaca —guitarist of that band—, who brought with him a compact disc of tracks without lyrics, with which he didn't know what to do.[22] The first instrumental Díaz and Peirano heard was the one that later became the central theme of 31 minutos, of which they quickly became fond. The rest of the tracks were used for the soundtrack of the episodes, along with other songs invented by the team. Ilabaca remained as the music producer for 31 minutos, giving rise to the Ranking Top segment, of which the character Policarpo Avendaño —interpreted by Daniel Castro— is in charge.[23][24]

Success and internationalization edit

31 minutos made its debut on March 15, 2003. Its first episodes marked 6 points of screen rating, but as time went on it began to popularize and increase its audience to an average of 14 points.[25] Initially it was a news show of interest to children,[19] however, as the program progressed in its first season, it went from being a parody of news to becoming a character comedy.[26] In view of the popularity achieved by the program in 2003,[27] the creators agreed to produce a second and third season, this time with funds from the channel.[28]

Part of the program's success lies in its script and characters, with hidden references to Chile's social reality.[29][30] It has also been successful among young and adult audiences: the double entendre that it handles is manifested, for example, in the fact that the puppets are ironic imitations of real Chilean television characters, and recall events or television events that characterized Chile in the 1970s and 1980s.[16]

The commercial success of the program was reflected in the appearance of several products based on it.[25] On July 8, 2003, a studio album called 31 minutos was released, with the songs that were part of the musical classification of the first season of the program.[31] It naturally sold out all its copies in less than a day and came to sell more than 200,000 copies.[32][33] Not only was an album released, but on July 28, 2004, there was a release of 31 canciones de amor y una canción de Guaripolo,[34] which included the songs of the second season.[35] The name of the album refers to the book Veinte poemas de amor y una canción desesperada by Pablo Neruda.[36] Its premiere took place in the Paseo Ahumada in Santiago and,[34] despite not surpassing the phenomenon achieved by its predecessor,[37] in one week it sold 20,000 copies and achieved the position of platinum record.[38] The songs of the third season were compiled in the album Ratoncitos -in which the musician Angelo Pierattini-,[39] which was awarded a gold record a few days after its release.[40] In addition to the records with the songs of the program, near Christmas 2003 the home videos Lo mejor de 31 minutos and Los Policarpo Top Top Top Awards were released, which together sold more than 35,000 records. This fact made them the best selling local DVDs in the history of Chile.[41]

The popularity obtained with the program has led its characters to be part of publicity and propagandistic campaigns in Chile. For example, Tulio and Bodoque appeared in commercial messages on the transport system of Santiago de Chile, Transantiago, to educate people on how to behave on the buses.[42] In 2010, UNICEF released a commercial entitled "Rearmemos la vida de niños y niñas" (Let's revive the lives of children) with the aim of raising morale after the 2010 Chile earthquake. These ads show Tulio talking about the fear he feels from the tremors, but his friends from the news encourage him by telling him that together everything is better and that it is normal to feel fear.[43] Another ad with UNICEF was about short films showing musical numbers in which Patana gives Tulio advice on how to prevent influenza.[44] In addition, since 2015, Mario Hugo has been the face of the Santiago Metropolitan Regional Government's campaign entitled "Cuidado con el perro" (Be careful with your dog), which calls for sterilization, responsible ownership and care of dogs in public spaces.[45][46]

The second season of 31 minutos made its debut on March 20, 2004 on Televisión Nacional de Chile,[47] and simultaneously the program began to be known in other countries. On June 9, 2004, Nickelodeon's Latin American signal bought the first two seasons of the series,[48][49] and premiered them on September 17 of the same year.[50] The network broadcast the episodes until 2007.[51] Thanks to Nickelodeon's children's audience, the program became internationalized, with good reception in countries such as Mexico and Brazil —where it was dubbed into Portuguese—[52][53] On June 19, 2005, the third season began to be broadcast on TVN,[54] consisting of only 15 episodes.[55]

Mexico was the first country other than Chile to broadcast the series on open television when it premiered in 2006 on Canal 11. Thanks to Canal 11's broadcasting, in 2007 the EMI label released the album 31 minutos for the first time in Mexico.[56] Both events made 31 minutos a popular hit in the country.[57] Ro Velázquez —a member of the Mexican group Liquits— came up with the idea of producing a tribute album for the program in which fanatical artists chose their favorite song to record in their own way.[33] The project became official with the release of "La regla primordial" —from the album Ratoncitos— versioned by Tepetokio (a duo formed by Mexican singer Rubén Albarrán and his wife Psykini) as a single.[58] The tribute was named Yo nunca vi televisión and was published in December 2009 under the label Terricolas imbéciles. In it, fourteen Chilean and Mexican artists performed some songs from the first three albums of 31 minutos.[59] Yo nunca vi televisión was distributed in Mexico and the southern United States, and sold about 5,000 copies in its first weeks.[60] In addition to its physical version, it was uploaded to the iTunes store for downloading.[61]

Theater plays and concerts edit

At the end of 2010, 31 minutos performed a play called Resucitando una estrella ("Resuscitating a Star"). The plot revolved around a television talent show, where Tulio Triviño and other characters were looking for the best old-fashioned artist to give them the chance to be again.[62] These performances began as a tour of southern Chile to bring joy to people in the localities most devastated by the earthquake of February 27 that year,[63] but some time later the play arrived in Mexico, in 2012.[64]

 
31 minutes performing at the Lollapalooza Chile 2012.

On March 31, 2012 they performed at the Lollapalooza Chile festival.[62] Juan Manuel Egaña received an invitation and, together with Felipe Ilabaca —bass player of Chancho en Piedra—, convinced Díaz and Peirano to participate —who, at first, considered the event as a humorous one—[65] It was such an impact that the band (composed by the musicians Pablo Ilabaca on the electric guitar, Felipe Ilabaca on the bass, Camilo Salinas on the keyboards and Pedropiedra on the drums, together with the voice actors of the program) scheduled four presentations for July in the Movistar Arena of Santiago.[66][67] These events were very well attended and popular,[68] in addition to being released on a live album called Gira Mundial —under the label Feria Music—.[69] In the second half of 2012 the Organizing Committee of the 2013 Viña del Mar International Song Festival confirmed 31 minutos as one of the national artists for the journey.[70] They performed on February 27, 2013,[71] being the first puppet group to set foot in the Quinta Vergara. In more than an hour and a half of presentation they achieved a show that was praised by the press and applauded by the audience present,[72] which gave them the 4 maximum awards of the evening. They also achieved the maximum position of tune of the 2013 edition of the festival: 53 points of screen share.[73] Coinciding with the same day of the presentation, the company Amnesia Games developed a game of 31 minutos for cellular phones in alliance with the producer Aplaplac and the telephone company Claro Chile.[74][75] The game stood out in the stores of Windows Phone and Amazon and managed to position itself in the first places of the App Store.[76][77]

In view of the success achieved at the festival, they decided to play the stages again, but this time with Radio Guaripolo, a show directed by Alvaro Diaz and written by Pedro Peirano, which officially opened at the Teatro Municipal de Las Condes.[78][79] In it, Guaripolo owns a radio station, where he plays pranks on the phone to the rest of the characters of 31 minutos.[80] One of the most important events of this production was the premiere of the song "Mi mamá me lo teje todo", which would later be part of the soundtrack of the fourth season.[81]

Fourth season and present edit

In addition, after nine years of absence, 31 minutos announced its return to television, according to an interview given by Aplaplac to the Chilean newspaper La Tercera.[82] The fourth season began its recordings in 2013 and was broadcast on TVN.[83][84] In addition, the program again won a fund from the CNTV to finance it.[85] The team underwent restructuring, such as the change of Juan Manuel Egaña —who became Manager of Management and Development of Chilevisión—[86] to Alejandra Neumann in the executive production of Aplaplac and the series,[87] and the performance of Juanín, who although dubbed by Salinas did not participate as a puppeteer in the recordings, so the actor Héctor Velozo had to take his place.[88] Salinas only brought his characters to life live in the presentation at the 2013 Viña del Mar Festival.[89][90]

This season's premiere was on October 4, 2014,[91] viewed for the first time in HD (16:9) format.[92][93] The first episode marked 9.3 points of screen share, but was surpassed by the program Morandé con compañía of the Chilean television channel Mega —which obtained more than 15—.[94] It ended the night of December 27, 2014 after a cycle of twelve episodes.[95] Despite the low results it obtained on Televisión Nacional de Chile, from October 2015 it was bought and transmitted by the Cartoon Network signal to Chile, Peru, Bolivia and Ecuador,[96] and then began to be broadcast to all of Latin America by Boomerang.[97] On January 5, 2020 it was added to Netflix Latin America.[98][99]

During the premiere of the fourth season's chapters, 31 minutos adapted their 2003 Christmas special to a montage entitled Calurosa Navidad,[100][101] with which they performed during the month of December at the Centro de las Artes 660 in Las Condes.[102] The program had already established itself as a band, and Díaz and Peirano decided to focus their future on touring and live concerts.[103] During 2015, they prepared a play based on William Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet, which was presented in January 2016 as part of the Santiago a Mil International Festival.[104] It was then shown at venues such as the Teatro Municipal de Las Condes in April 2016[105] and the Teatro Oriente de Providencia in July of the same year.[106] It again participated in the 2017 version of the Santiago a Mil International Festival.[107]

 
Scene from the Radio Guaripolo tour.

On September 12, 2015, Aplaplac independently released the album Arwrarwrirwrarwro —where the songs of the fourth season are located—. The album had a pre-sale in Mexico, in July of the same year, during a presentation of Radio Guaripolo.[108][109] Pablo Ilabaca and Álvaro Díaz were in charge of its production, but it had the support of Felipe Ilabaca, Camilo Salinas and Pedropiedra in the instruments.[110]

On the other hand, Radio Guaripolo performed for the last time at the Festival Osorno de la Leche y la Carne, on January 30, 2016.[111] For the tour in Mexico 2016, Aplaplac released Tremendo Tulio Tour, a parody of the tributes of artists for their careers, where they give one to Tulio Triviño.[112][113] The success of the tour led them to play live for the first time in Argentina and Colombia. The first performance took place at the Usina del Arte in Buenos Aires on April 21, 2018.[114] This was the last show in which Pedropiedra participated as drummer for 31 minutos,[115] so Leonardo Corvalán —drummer for Chancho en Piedra— took his place.[116] The second was at the Festival Rock al Paque in Bogotá on June 30, 2019, with three performances on the same day.[117]

In January 2019, a fifth studio album was confirmed, without relying on the music of a season.[118][119] To promote it, the first single was "Ritmo sideral", released on October 11, 2019.[120] It was followed by "Perro chico" and "Lucía, la sandía", which appeared on November 22, 2019[121][122] and January 17, 2020,[123][124] respectively. On November 20, 2019, the organizers of the Mexican festival Vive Latino released the line-up for its 21st edition,[125] where it highlighted 31 minutos with a double performance, on March 14 and 15, 2020 with a special show.[126] They named the show Yo nunca vi televisión —like the homonymous song on the first album of 31 minutos—, and in it they recreated the format of a newscast —like in the TV series— and played a repertoire of songs of which "Ritmo sideral" and "Perro chico" were part.[127] During February 2020 a tour in Mexico was scheduled in which Yo nunca vi televisión was to perform during March in the cities of San Luis Potosí, Guadalajara and Mérida,[128] but to prevent contagion from the COVID-19 pandemic it was decided to reschedule the dates for October of the following year.[129] Of the original presentations, 31 minutos could only be presented on both days at the Vive Latino festival.[130] The crisis caused by this disease was the reason for 31 minutos to join for the third time with UNICEF to launch the "Cuarentena 31" campaign, with the aim of addressing issues that affect children during confinement.[131] The capsules were broadcast on Cartoon Network and Boomerang Latinoamécica,[132] and on July 29, 2020, a song entitled "Primavera" was launched to encourage people in the midst of the health crisis.[133] On September 1, 2020, UNICEF named 31 minutos as Goodwill Ambassadors for UNICEF Chile.[134]

Díaz and Peirano have stated on multiple occasions that it is not possible to make a fifth season for Chilean television, because this is not a format where the program can remain[135] —adding to this the high costs of production—.[136] The reinvention through tours, new songs and records has been key to the validity of the franchise.[137] In any case, none of them have ruled out the possibility of making it on streaming platforms, according to the interest of these.[138][139]

Characters edit

31 minutos is conducted by Tulio Triviño Tufillo, a millionaire gray chimpanzee who is self-centered,[140] but ignorant and short on understanding.[141] He is the best friend of Juan Carlos Bodoque, a red rabbit. He is the program's star journalist and is in charge of the environmental section La Nota Verde.[142] He is moody, bohemian, witty, an occasional poet, a womanizer, but above all, a great gambler addicted to horse racing and betting at the hippodrome.[143][144] Juanín Juan Harry is the studio's general producer, but on the other hand the only survivor of his species, the Juanines.[145] He loves his work and everyone is aware that he is the one who does everything.[146] Policarpo Avendaño is the entertainment commentator, owner of the music segment Ranking Top.[147] Mario Hugo is an absent-minded reporter, owner of many dogs.[45] He is madly in love with Patana Tufillo, a young intern journalist, who is also Tulio's niece.[148][149] This team is joined by Calcetín con Rombos Man, the superhero defender of children's rights,[150] and Guaripolo, who calls himself the "favorite character of kids of 31 minutos", although nobody knows him.[151]

Dub edit

Despite being mostly broadcast in Latin American countries in their original language, 31 minutos has been dubbed for broadcast in other countries. The first two seasons of the program were dubbed into Portuguese by Nickelodeon under the studio Alamo for broadcast in Brazil during 2004 and 2007, and later season four in the studio Unidub (with the same actors) for Netflix Brazil.[152]  A pilot dubbed into Spanish from Europe was shown to Spanish channels in 2004,[153] however, it was not until 2008 that the series was broadcast in Spain through the VeoTV channel, but with its original audio.[154] A fragment of episode fifteen of the second season (Hielito) was also shown in Holland as a segment within another show, and its dubbing was done by the comedian Niels van der Laan, who played all the characters.[155]

Original name Chile (Original dubbing) Brazil Holland Ref.
Tulio Triviño Pedro Peirano Luiz Laffey Niels van der Laan [156]
Juan Carlos Bodoque Álvaro Díaz Marcelo Pissardini
Juanín Juan Harry Rodrigo Salinas Tatá Guarnieri
Policarpo Avendaño Daniel Castro Alfredo Rollo
Mario Hugo Rodrigo Salinas Tatá Guarnieri
Patana Tufillo Jani Dueñas Cecília Lemes -
Mico el Micófono Daniel Castro Tatá Guarnieri
Calcetín con Rombos Man Daniel Castro Alfredo Rollo
Huachimingo Daniel Castro Wendel Bezerra
Guaripolo Patricio Díaz Marcelo Pissardini

Film edit

 
Poster for the promotion of the film in Brazil. From left to right: Tulio Triviño, Juanín Juan Harry, Cachirula de los Cachirulos and Juan Carlos Bodoque.
Main article: 31 minutos, la película

Since the success of their first season, Diaz and Peirano had a much larger project in mind, a film of 31 minutos.[47] This began to be developed after the completion of the third season's production.[55]  The incidental music was provided by Pablo Ilabaca and Angelo Pierattini —who had already worked together on the album of the third season Ratoncitos—.[157] The recordings began in Chile in October 2006 and ended in the summer of 2007 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil —where the production company Total Entertainment joined in to provide the cinematic experience that Aplaplac did not have—.[158] However, the post-production and sound process delayed the film,[159] with things like a telephone casting to choose the voices of Tulio, Bodoque, and Juanín in their childhood.[160] In September 2007, Peirano went to review the co-production in Spain. Because he was not carrying cash, he was not allowed into the country, which he was able to enter only after the intervention of the Chilean embassy.[161]

Finally the series was brought to the big screen under the name of 31 minutos, la película,[162] and was released in Chile on March 27, 2008,[163][164] in Mexico on October 16, 2009[165][166] and in Brazil on August 3, 2012.[51] With this film the series was given a temporary end.[167] In total, 210,000 spectators attended to see the film in Chile.[168] Despite being praised, it did not collect what it cost to produce it, which led Aplaplac into an economic crisis for two years, and its members had to work on other projects.[169] In addition, they were affected by a robbery at the production company's offices.[170]

Spin-offs edit

Aplaplac has produced several mini-series with the characters of 31 minutos. As a project for the National Museum of Dentistry of the University of Chile, the production company made a four-episode web series called Las muelas de Guaripolo,[171][172] in which this character appears teaching the public information about dental hygiene and its history.[173] Together with Las muelas de Guaripolo, in 2017, 31 minutos in collaboration with the Ministry of Health of Chile made the web series La nube de humo. This mini-series consists of three chapters of four to five minutes and deals with how Juan Carlos Bodoque —already retired from journalism— decides to fall into Ramona's requests to do a report on air pollution in Chile.[174]

On July 11, 2009, Las vacaciones de Tulio, Patana y el pequeño Tim premiered on TVN.[175] The program —which consists of 12 episodes—[176] is designed as a spin-off of 31 minutos, that is, a production derived from some of its characters;[177] and the one chosen was precisely Tulio Triviño, the self-centered news anchor who now moves to his lavish summer cabin with his niece Patana and Tim, a friend of hers.[178] The stay is boring, so Tulio entertains his little companions by telling them stories, and so each chapter begins. It is worth mentioning that Juan Carlos Bodoque is also present in Tulio's stories giving ecological advice.[179]

 
Pablo Ilabaca is one of the composers of the songs of 31 minutos, along with the writers and actors of the series.[180]

Discography edit

Live shows edit

 
Jorge Gonzalez playing with 31 minutos for the opening of a Puma clothing store.[183]

Awards, nominations and distinctions edit

2003

  • Spanish American Prix Jeunesse Award, in the category Best Childhood TV Show for 6 - 11 years non-fiction, and TV Show chosen by children.[192]
  • TV-Grama Award in the category Best Childhood TV Show.[193]
  • Chile's Circle of Reviewer Award, in the category Television.[194]

2004

  • Award given by the School of Communication Studies, Film and TV from UNIACC University to 31 minutos by Creative Contribution to Chilean TV.[193]
  • Only nominee and winner category Contribution to the TV in Apes awards.[195]
  • Winner of Altazor award in the categories Rock popular music, Graphic design and illustration, TV Show Direction and Script.[196][197]
  • The organization Actitud Animal and the Chilean Federation of Animal Protection Institutions given an award to Juan Carlos Bodoque by to teach how care and guard different species.[198]
  • 4th place in the category Light Entertainment of Prix Jeunesse Internacional.[199]
  • Was nominated to Inte Awards in the category Infantil TV Show of the Year.[200]
  • Nominated to International Emmy Award in the category Children & Young People.[201]

2009

2013

2016

  • At the 2016 Pulsar Awards the program was nominated in three categories for its album Arwrarwrirwrarwro, for Best Children Artist, Artist of the Year and Album of the Year.[204]

2018

  • Winner of the Indigo Awards 2018, in the Best Live Show category.[205][206][207]

2019

  • The website Rave recognized 31 minutos as the Best Chilean production in the history, based on IMDb statistics —with a rating of 8.4—.[208][209]

See also edit

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External links edit

  • Official site (in Spanish)
  • 31 minutos at IMDb

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Wikipedia Translation 31 minutos English 31 minutes is a Chilean comedy television series and a children s music virtual band created by the production company Aplaplac owned by Alvaro Diaz Pedro Peirano and Juan Manuel Egana that began to be transmitted on March 15 2003 by the signal of Television Nacional de Chile TVN The program is a parody to 60 minutos a controversial news program of the same channel transmitted in the 1970s and 1980s It focuses on the adventures of the team of a news program of little prestige in which something unexpected always happens whose presenter is Tulio Trivino The program s notes are educational and leave an explicit or implicit message while others are quite ridiculous 31 MinutosGenreChildren s television series Comedy Humour Sitcom Surreal humour News News satire Satire Music Slapstick Sketch comedy Non sequitur humor Puppetry Sarcastic comedy Black comedy ParodyCreated byAlvaro DiazPedro PeiranoWritten byPedro PeiranoAlvaro DiazDaniel CastroRodrigo Salinas 2003 05 Patricio DiazLorena PenjeanFrancisco SchultzDirected byAlvaro DiazPedro PeiranoStarringAlvaro Diaz Pedro Peirano Rodrigo Salinas Daniel Castro Patricio Diaz Alejandra Duenas Francisco Schultz Fernando Solis Hector Velozo Felipe GodoyTheme music composerPablo IlabacaOpening theme31 minutosComposersPablo IlabacaAngelo Pierattini 2005 Country of originChileOriginal languageSpanishNo of seasons4No of episodes68 plus 2 specials ProductionExecutive producersJuan Manuel Egana 2003 12 Alejandra Neumann 2013 ProducerKarla EstradaProduction locationsSantiago ChileEditorsRodrigo Toro 2003 05 Julia Bande 2014 Manuela Pina 2014 Running time28 33 minutesProduction companyAplaplacOriginal releaseNetworkTVNRelease15 March 2003 2003 03 15 2 October 2005 2005 10 02 Release4 October 2014 10 04 27 December 2014 2014 12 27 In its first period the series had three seasons from 2003 to 2005 in addition to a participation for the 2003 Chilean Telethon and a Christmas special that same year On March 27 2008 the series was taken to the cinema under the title of 31 minutos la pelicula After the third season and for the next nine years the series had no new episodes In 2012 the production company Aplaplac confirmed that the series would return to television with a fourth season which was released on October 4 2014 through TVN and its last original episode was broadcast on the night of December 27 2014 During its run the series received universal acclaim from critics and viewers alike with praise directed to its clever humour soundtrack accessibility towards children about complex issues and helping to revitalize the Chilean puppetry tradition From 2004 to 2007 it was broadcast throughout Latin America by Nickelodeon and from 2015 it began to be broadcast by Cartoon Network It also broadcasts in Mexico on Canal Once and Once Ninos and its most recent season is available in the Netflix Latin America catalog 31 minutos has performed throughout Chile and Mexico making the program a musical band On their tours they perform the songs broadcast on the program and their musical works outside of it Contents 1 History 1 1 Origins and foundation of Aplaplac 1 2 Success and internationalization 1 3 Theater plays and concerts 1 4 Fourth season and present 2 Characters 3 Dub 4 Film 5 Spin offs 6 Discography 7 Live shows 8 Awards nominations and distinctions 9 See also 10 References 11 External linksHistory editOrigins and foundation of Aplaplac edit nbsp Alvaro Diaz nbsp Pedro Peirano The origins of 31 minutos date back to 1990 when its creators Alvaro Diaz and Pedro Peirano entered the Universidad de Chile to study journalism and met each other for the first time 1 At first Diaz did not meet with Peirano nor was he interested in talking to him but they got together to do some academic work which led both of them to realize that they shared the same sense of humor and to become friends 2 The two met again in 1995 when they produced programs such as Plan Z and El Factor Humano for the Chilean television channel Rock amp Pop 3 But contrary to their expectations neither production prospered 4 In addition the channel ceased broadcasting on December 1 1999 5 leaving both Peirano and Diaz unemployed 6 To get out of this situation they founded the production company Aplaplac together with Juan Manuel Egana 7 Initially Aplaplac developed two programs Sangre sudor y lagrimas Blood Sweat and Tears a human interest program bought by the sports channel PSN 8 and Mira tu Look at You a cultural program produced with funds from the Consejo Nacional de Television in 2001 and broadcast by Television Nacional de Chile in 2002 9 Mira tu stood out for its quality and became the production company s letter of introduction 4 therefore Diaz Peirano and Egana applied for a second time to a CNTV competition fund in 2002 this time in the children s television category 10 The project presented was entitled El gabinete del Doctor Mojado The Wet Doctor s Cabinet and in it a fish was conducting a television program from a fishbowl In one of its segments a puppet reported on what was happening with the excrements in the treatment plants 11 Aplaplac won the contest and obtained funds to produce 21 episodes that would be broadcast on Television Nacional de Chile 12 The idea evolved into a puppet and marionette news show called 31 minutos a name that originated from the contest rules which mentioned that the projects had to last half an hour 13 At the same time Peirano worked at the Chilean newspaper El Mercurio where he met the artist Rodrigo Salinas who together with the artists Daniel Castro and Matias Iglesis formed the art collective La nueva grafica chilena 14 15 Peirano invited them to be part of the production team for 31 minutos leaving Salinas and Castro as scriptwriters along with Diaz and Peirano Iglesis as art director establishing the visual identity of the program and its characters 16 and Juan Manuel Egana as executive producer of Aplaplac and 31 minutos 17 Due to requirements from TVN a stable female character had to be included in the episodes The actress and comedian Alejandra Duenas known from La nueva grafica chilena later joined the team giving life to Patana s character 18 The conviction of their creators at the beginning was to make a type of television program that they would have liked to see as children 19 20 They were fully aware that minors no longer consumed only programs that were aimed at a child audience and based on that came to the idea that a satire of the news had to be made 21 The idea also arose of inventing songs and presenting them in a musical classification To that end Peirano who shared friendship with the members of the Chilean funk rock group Chancho en Piedra introduced Pablo Ilabaca guitarist of that band who brought with him a compact disc of tracks without lyrics with which he didn t know what to do 22 The first instrumental Diaz and Peirano heard was the one that later became the central theme of 31 minutos of which they quickly became fond The rest of the tracks were used for the soundtrack of the episodes along with other songs invented by the team Ilabaca remained as the music producer for 31 minutos giving rise to the Ranking Top segment of which the character Policarpo Avendano interpreted by Daniel Castro is in charge 23 24 Success and internationalization edit 31 minutos made its debut on March 15 2003 Its first episodes marked 6 points of screen rating but as time went on it began to popularize and increase its audience to an average of 14 points 25 Initially it was a news show of interest to children 19 however as the program progressed in its first season it went from being a parody of news to becoming a character comedy 26 In view of the popularity achieved by the program in 2003 27 the creators agreed to produce a second and third season this time with funds from the channel 28 Part of the program s success lies in its script and characters with hidden references to Chile s social reality 29 30 It has also been successful among young and adult audiences the double entendre that it handles is manifested for example in the fact that the puppets are ironic imitations of real Chilean television characters and recall events or television events that characterized Chile in the 1970s and 1980s 16 The commercial success of the program was reflected in the appearance of several products based on it 25 On July 8 2003 a studio album called 31 minutos was released with the songs that were part of the musical classification of the first season of the program 31 It naturally sold out all its copies in less than a day and came to sell more than 200 000 copies 32 33 Not only was an album released but on July 28 2004 there was a release of 31 canciones de amor y una cancion de Guaripolo 34 which included the songs of the second season 35 The name of the album refers to the book Veinte poemas de amor y una cancion desesperada by Pablo Neruda 36 Its premiere took place in the Paseo Ahumada in Santiago and 34 despite not surpassing the phenomenon achieved by its predecessor 37 in one week it sold 20 000 copies and achieved the position of platinum record 38 The songs of the third season were compiled in the album Ratoncitos in which the musician Angelo Pierattini 39 which was awarded a gold record a few days after its release 40 In addition to the records with the songs of the program near Christmas 2003 the home videos Lo mejor de 31 minutos and Los Policarpo Top Top Top Awards were released which together sold more than 35 000 records This fact made them the best selling local DVDs in the history of Chile 41 The popularity obtained with the program has led its characters to be part of publicity and propagandistic campaigns in Chile For example Tulio and Bodoque appeared in commercial messages on the transport system of Santiago de Chile Transantiago to educate people on how to behave on the buses 42 In 2010 UNICEF released a commercial entitled Rearmemos la vida de ninos y ninas Let s revive the lives of children with the aim of raising morale after the 2010 Chile earthquake These ads show Tulio talking about the fear he feels from the tremors but his friends from the news encourage him by telling him that together everything is better and that it is normal to feel fear 43 Another ad with UNICEF was about short films showing musical numbers in which Patana gives Tulio advice on how to prevent influenza 44 In addition since 2015 Mario Hugo has been the face of the Santiago Metropolitan Regional Government s campaign entitled Cuidado con el perro Be careful with your dog which calls for sterilization responsible ownership and care of dogs in public spaces 45 46 The second season of 31 minutos made its debut on March 20 2004 on Television Nacional de Chile 47 and simultaneously the program began to be known in other countries On June 9 2004 Nickelodeon s Latin American signal bought the first two seasons of the series 48 49 and premiered them on September 17 of the same year 50 The network broadcast the episodes until 2007 51 Thanks to Nickelodeon s children s audience the program became internationalized with good reception in countries such as Mexico and Brazil where it was dubbed into Portuguese 52 53 On June 19 2005 the third season began to be broadcast on TVN 54 consisting of only 15 episodes 55 Mexico was the first country other than Chile to broadcast the series on open television when it premiered in 2006 on Canal 11 Thanks to Canal 11 s broadcasting in 2007 the EMI label released the album 31 minutos for the first time in Mexico 56 Both events made 31 minutos a popular hit in the country 57 Ro Velazquez a member of the Mexican group Liquits came up with the idea of producing a tribute album for the program in which fanatical artists chose their favorite song to record in their own way 33 The project became official with the release of La regla primordial from the album Ratoncitos versioned by Tepetokio a duo formed by Mexican singer Ruben Albarran and his wife Psykini as a single 58 The tribute was named Yo nunca vi television and was published in December 2009 under the label Terricolas imbeciles In it fourteen Chilean and Mexican artists performed some songs from the first three albums of 31 minutos 59 Yo nunca vi television was distributed in Mexico and the southern United States and sold about 5 000 copies in its first weeks 60 In addition to its physical version it was uploaded to the iTunes store for downloading 61 Theater plays and concerts editAt the end of 2010 31 minutos performed a play called Resucitando una estrella Resuscitating a Star The plot revolved around a television talent show where Tulio Trivino and other characters were looking for the best old fashioned artist to give them the chance to be again 62 These performances began as a tour of southern Chile to bring joy to people in the localities most devastated by the earthquake of February 27 that year 63 but some time later the play arrived in Mexico in 2012 64 nbsp 31 minutes performing at the Lollapalooza Chile 2012 On March 31 2012 they performed at the Lollapalooza Chile festival 62 Juan Manuel Egana received an invitation and together with Felipe Ilabaca bass player of Chancho en Piedra convinced Diaz and Peirano to participate who at first considered the event as a humorous one 65 It was such an impact that the band composed by the musicians Pablo Ilabaca on the electric guitar Felipe Ilabaca on the bass Camilo Salinas on the keyboards and Pedropiedra on the drums together with the voice actors of the program scheduled four presentations for July in the Movistar Arena of Santiago 66 67 These events were very well attended and popular 68 in addition to being released on a live album called Gira Mundial under the label Feria Music 69 In the second half of 2012 the Organizing Committee of the 2013 Vina del Mar International Song Festival confirmed 31 minutos as one of the national artists for the journey 70 They performed on February 27 2013 71 being the first puppet group to set foot in the Quinta Vergara In more than an hour and a half of presentation they achieved a show that was praised by the press and applauded by the audience present 72 which gave them the 4 maximum awards of the evening They also achieved the maximum position of tune of the 2013 edition of the festival 53 points of screen share 73 Coinciding with the same day of the presentation the company Amnesia Games developed a game of 31 minutos for cellular phones in alliance with the producer Aplaplac and the telephone company Claro Chile 74 75 The game stood out in the stores of Windows Phone and Amazon and managed to position itself in the first places of the App Store 76 77 In view of the success achieved at the festival they decided to play the stages again but this time with Radio Guaripolo a show directed by Alvaro Diaz and written by Pedro Peirano which officially opened at the Teatro Municipal de Las Condes 78 79 In it Guaripolo owns a radio station where he plays pranks on the phone to the rest of the characters of 31 minutos 80 One of the most important events of this production was the premiere of the song Mi mama me lo teje todo which would later be part of the soundtrack of the fourth season 81 Fourth season and present edit In addition after nine years of absence 31 minutos announced its return to television according to an interview given by Aplaplac to the Chilean newspaper La Tercera 82 The fourth season began its recordings in 2013 and was broadcast on TVN 83 84 In addition the program again won a fund from the CNTV to finance it 85 The team underwent restructuring such as the change of Juan Manuel Egana who became Manager of Management and Development of Chilevision 86 to Alejandra Neumann in the executive production of Aplaplac and the series 87 and the performance of Juanin who although dubbed by Salinas did not participate as a puppeteer in the recordings so the actor Hector Velozo had to take his place 88 Salinas only brought his characters to life live in the presentation at the 2013 Vina del Mar Festival 89 90 This season s premiere was on October 4 2014 91 viewed for the first time in HD 16 9 format 92 93 The first episode marked 9 3 points of screen share but was surpassed by the program Morande con compania of the Chilean television channel Mega which obtained more than 15 94 It ended the night of December 27 2014 after a cycle of twelve episodes 95 Despite the low results it obtained on Television Nacional de Chile from October 2015 it was bought and transmitted by the Cartoon Network signal to Chile Peru Bolivia and Ecuador 96 and then began to be broadcast to all of Latin America by Boomerang 97 On January 5 2020 it was added to Netflix Latin America 98 99 During the premiere of the fourth season s chapters 31 minutos adapted their 2003 Christmas special to a montage entitled Calurosa Navidad 100 101 with which they performed during the month of December at the Centro de las Artes 660 in Las Condes 102 The program had already established itself as a band and Diaz and Peirano decided to focus their future on touring and live concerts 103 During 2015 they prepared a play based on William Shakespeare s Romeo and Juliet which was presented in January 2016 as part of the Santiago a Mil International Festival 104 It was then shown at venues such as the Teatro Municipal de Las Condes in April 2016 105 and the Teatro Oriente de Providencia in July of the same year 106 It again participated in the 2017 version of the Santiago a Mil International Festival 107 nbsp Scene from the Radio Guaripolo tour On September 12 2015 Aplaplac independently released the album Arwrarwrirwrarwro where the songs of the fourth season are located The album had a pre sale in Mexico in July of the same year during a presentation of Radio Guaripolo 108 109 Pablo Ilabaca and Alvaro Diaz were in charge of its production but it had the support of Felipe Ilabaca Camilo Salinas and Pedropiedra in the instruments 110 On the other hand Radio Guaripolo performed for the last time at the Festival Osorno de la Leche y la Carne on January 30 2016 111 For the tour in Mexico 2016 Aplaplac released Tremendo Tulio Tour a parody of the tributes of artists for their careers where they give one to Tulio Trivino 112 113 The success of the tour led them to play live for the first time in Argentina and Colombia The first performance took place at the Usina del Arte in Buenos Aires on April 21 2018 114 This was the last show in which Pedropiedra participated as drummer for 31 minutos 115 so Leonardo Corvalan drummer for Chancho en Piedra took his place 116 The second was at the Festival Rock al Paque in Bogota on June 30 2019 with three performances on the same day 117 In January 2019 a fifth studio album was confirmed without relying on the music of a season 118 119 To promote it the first single was Ritmo sideral released on October 11 2019 120 It was followed by Perro chico and Lucia la sandia which appeared on November 22 2019 121 122 and January 17 2020 123 124 respectively On November 20 2019 the organizers of the Mexican festival Vive Latino released the line up for its 21st edition 125 where it highlighted 31 minutos with a double performance on March 14 and 15 2020 with a special show 126 They named the show Yo nunca vi television like the homonymous song on the first album of 31 minutos and in it they recreated the format of a newscast like in the TV series and played a repertoire of songs of which Ritmo sideral and Perro chico were part 127 During February 2020 a tour in Mexico was scheduled in which Yo nunca vi television was to perform during March in the cities of San Luis Potosi Guadalajara and Merida 128 but to prevent contagion from the COVID 19 pandemic it was decided to reschedule the dates for October of the following year 129 Of the original presentations 31 minutos could only be presented on both days at the Vive Latino festival 130 The crisis caused by this disease was the reason for 31 minutos to join for the third time with UNICEF to launch the Cuarentena 31 campaign with the aim of addressing issues that affect children during confinement 131 The capsules were broadcast on Cartoon Network and Boomerang Latinoamecica 132 and on July 29 2020 a song entitled Primavera was launched to encourage people in the midst of the health crisis 133 On September 1 2020 UNICEF named 31 minutos as Goodwill Ambassadors for UNICEF Chile 134 Diaz and Peirano have stated on multiple occasions that it is not possible to make a fifth season for Chilean television because this is not a format where the program can remain 135 adding to this the high costs of production 136 The reinvention through tours new songs and records has been key to the validity of the franchise 137 In any case none of them have ruled out the possibility of making it on streaming platforms according to the interest of these 138 139 Characters edit31 minutos is conducted by Tulio Trivino Tufillo a millionaire gray chimpanzee who is self centered 140 but ignorant and short on understanding 141 He is the best friend of Juan Carlos Bodoque a red rabbit He is the program s star journalist and is in charge of the environmental section La Nota Verde 142 He is moody bohemian witty an occasional poet a womanizer but above all a great gambler addicted to horse racing and betting at the hippodrome 143 144 Juanin Juan Harry is the studio s general producer but on the other hand the only survivor of his species the Juanines 145 He loves his work and everyone is aware that he is the one who does everything 146 Policarpo Avendano is the entertainment commentator owner of the music segment Ranking Top 147 Mario Hugo is an absent minded reporter owner of many dogs 45 He is madly in love with Patana Tufillo a young intern journalist who is also Tulio s niece 148 149 This team is joined by Calcetin con Rombos Man the superhero defender of children s rights 150 and Guaripolo who calls himself the favorite character of kids of 31 minutos although nobody knows him 151 Dub editDespite being mostly broadcast in Latin American countries in their original language 31 minutos has been dubbed for broadcast in other countries The first two seasons of the program were dubbed into Portuguese by Nickelodeon under the studio Alamo for broadcast in Brazil during 2004 and 2007 and later season four in the studio Unidub with the same actors for Netflix Brazil 152 A pilot dubbed into Spanish from Europe was shown to Spanish channels in 2004 153 however it was not until 2008 that the series was broadcast in Spain through the VeoTV channel but with its original audio 154 A fragment of episode fifteen of the second season Hielito was also shown in Holland as a segment within another show and its dubbing was done by the comedian Niels van der Laan who played all the characters 155 Original name Chile Original dubbing Brazil Holland Ref Tulio Trivino Pedro Peirano Luiz Laffey Niels van der Laan 156 Juan Carlos Bodoque Alvaro Diaz Marcelo PissardiniJuanin Juan Harry Rodrigo Salinas Tata GuarnieriPolicarpo Avendano Daniel Castro Alfredo RolloMario Hugo Rodrigo Salinas Tata GuarnieriPatana Tufillo Jani Duenas Cecilia Lemes Mico el Micofono Daniel Castro Tata GuarnieriCalcetin con Rombos Man Daniel Castro Alfredo RolloHuachimingo Daniel Castro Wendel BezerraGuaripolo Patricio Diaz Marcelo PissardiniFilm edit nbsp Poster for the promotion of the film in Brazil From left to right Tulio Trivino Juanin Juan Harry Cachirula de los Cachirulos and Juan Carlos Bodoque Main article 31 minutos la peliculaSince the success of their first season Diaz and Peirano had a much larger project in mind a film of 31 minutos 47 This began to be developed after the completion of the third season s production 55 The incidental music was provided by Pablo Ilabaca and Angelo Pierattini who had already worked together on the album of the third season Ratoncitos 157 The recordings began in Chile in October 2006 and ended in the summer of 2007 in Rio de Janeiro Brazil where the production company Total Entertainment joined in to provide the cinematic experience that Aplaplac did not have 158 However the post production and sound process delayed the film 159 with things like a telephone casting to choose the voices of Tulio Bodoque and Juanin in their childhood 160 In September 2007 Peirano went to review the co production in Spain Because he was not carrying cash he was not allowed into the country which he was able to enter only after the intervention of the Chilean embassy 161 Finally the series was brought to the big screen under the name of 31 minutos la pelicula 162 and was released in Chile on March 27 2008 163 164 in Mexico on October 16 2009 165 166 and in Brazil on August 3 2012 51 With this film the series was given a temporary end 167 In total 210 000 spectators attended to see the film in Chile 168 Despite being praised it did not collect what it cost to produce it which led Aplaplac into an economic crisis for two years and its members had to work on other projects 169 In addition they were affected by a robbery at the production company s offices 170 Spin offs editAplaplac has produced several mini series with the characters of 31 minutos As a project for the National Museum of Dentistry of the University of Chile the production company made a four episode web series called Las muelas de Guaripolo 171 172 in which this character appears teaching the public information about dental hygiene and its history 173 Together with Las muelas de Guaripolo in 2017 31 minutos in collaboration with the Ministry of Health of Chile made the web series La nube de humo This mini series consists of three chapters of four to five minutes and deals with how Juan Carlos Bodoque already retired from journalism decides to fall into Ramona s requests to do a report on air pollution in Chile 174 On July 11 2009 Las vacaciones de Tulio Patana y el pequeno Tim premiered on TVN 175 The program which consists of 12 episodes 176 is designed as a spin off of 31 minutos that is a production derived from some of its characters 177 and the one chosen was precisely Tulio Trivino the self centered news anchor who now moves to his lavish summer cabin with his niece Patana and Tim a friend of hers 178 The stay is boring so Tulio entertains his little companions by telling them stories and so each chapter begins It is worth mentioning that Juan Carlos Bodoque is also present in Tulio s stories giving ecological advice 179 nbsp Pablo Ilabaca is one of the composers of the songs of 31 minutos along with the writers and actors of the series 180 Discography edit31 minutos 2003 32 31 canciones de amor y una cancion de Guaripolo 2004 38 Ratoncitos 2005 39 Gira mundial en vivo 2012 181 Arwrarwrirwrarwro 2015 182 Live shows edit nbsp Jorge Gonzalez playing with 31 minutos for the opening of a Puma clothing store 183 Resucitando una estrella Resurrecting a star 184 Tuliopalooza 185 Gira mundial World tour 68 Festival de Trivina performance at the Festival de la cancion de Vina del Mar 2013 186 Radio Guaripolo 187 Calurosa navidad Hot Christmas 188 Romeo y Julieta Romeo and Juliet 189 Tremendo Tulio Tour 113 Yo nunca vi television I never watched TV 190 Don Quijote Don Quixote 191 Awards nominations and distinctions edit2003 Spanish American Prix Jeunesse Award in the category Best Childhood TV Show for 6 11 years non fiction and TV Show chosen by children 192 TV Grama Award in the category Best Childhood TV Show 193 Chile s Circle of Reviewer Award in the category Television 194 2004 Award given by the School of Communication Studies Film and TV from UNIACC University to 31 minutos by Creative Contribution to Chilean TV 193 Only nominee and winner category Contribution to the TV in Apes awards 195 Winner of Altazor award in the categories Rock popular music Graphic design and illustration TV Show Direction and Script 196 197 The organization Actitud Animal and the Chilean Federation of Animal Protection Institutions given an award to Juan Carlos Bodoque by to teach how care and guard different species 198 4th place in the category Light Entertainment of Prix Jeunesse Internacional 199 Was nominated to Inte Awards in the category Infantil TV Show of the Year 200 Nominated to International Emmy Award in the category Children amp Young People 201 2009 Choral Award in the Animation category of the Havana Film Festival for 31 minutos la pelicula 202 2013 Antorcha de Plata Antorcha de Oro Gaviota de Plata and Gaviota de Oro in the LIV Vina del Mar International Song Festival 203 2016 At the 2016 Pulsar Awards the program was nominated in three categories for its album Arwrarwrirwrarwro for Best Children Artist Artist of the Year and Album of the Year 204 2018 Winner of the Indigo Awards 2018 in the Best Live Show category 205 206 207 2019 The website Rave recognized 31 minutos as the Best Chilean production in the history based on IMDb statistics with a rating of 8 4 208 209 See also editSpitting Image A British satirical puppet show Plan Z TV Show Earlier TV show created by many of the same participants References edit Pedro Bahamondes July 6 2018 Alvaro Diaz El sentido de supervivencia hizo que me interesara en el teatro Alvaro Diaz The sense of survival made me interested in the theater La Tercera in Spanish Retrieved October 29 2020 Tamy Palma April 24 2016 Manifiesto Alvaro Diaz creador de 31 Minutos Manifesto Alvaro Diaz creator of 31 minutos La Tercera in Spanish Retrieved October 29 2020 Francisca Feuerhake Alvaro Diaz La plata es lo mas ordinario que hay Alvaro Diaz Money is the most ordinary thing there is EDU Fintual in Spanish Retrieved October 29 2020 a b Alejandro Morales Vargas September 9 2002 El factor Peirano The Peirano Factor Instituto de la Comunicacion e Imagen de la Universidad de Chile in Spanish Retrieved October 29 2020 Alondra Barrios November 25 2018 Co autor de libro sobre Canal 2 Rock amp Pop Nunca se recupero el estereotipo de medio desordenado Co author of book on Canal 2 Rock amp Pop Never recovered the stereotype of a messy environment EMOL in Spanish Retrieved October 29 2020 Pedro Peirano Nadie se intereso por el Factor Humano Pedro Peirano Nobody was interested in the Factor Humano Radio Cooperativa in Spanish August 20 2002 Retrieved October 29 2020 Ines Hazbun November 21 2017 Revelan el origen de la palabra Aplaplac y proviene del ingenio de un tenor They reveal the origin of the word Aplaplac and comes from the ingenuity of a tenor El Ciudadano in Spanish Retrieved October 29 2020 Pedro Peirano Red de Lideres Jovenes in Spanish Retrieved October 29 2020 Peirano y Diaz realizaran programa cultural con fondos del CNTV Peirano and Diaz will carry out a cultural program with funds from the CNTV Radio Cooperativa in Spanish June 5 2001 Retrieved October 29 2020 Consejo Nacional de Television financiara seis programas en 2003 Consejo Nacional de Television will finance six programs in 2003 Radio Cooperativa in Spanish July 24 2002 Retrieved October 29 2020 Gabriel Orihuela Cinco consejos para que emprendas al estilo 31 minutos Five tips to get you started 31 minutos style Entrepreneur in Spanish Retrieved October 29 2020 Felipe Ossandon May 30 2003 Quiero ser nino I want to be a kid EMOL in Spanish Retrieved October 29 2020 Por que 31 Minutos se llama asi Why is 31 minutos called that Gran Arena Monticello in Spanish Archived from the original on June 24 2021 Retrieved October 29 2020 Rodrigo Salinas Departamento 21 in Spanish 28 April 2012 Archived from the original on 27 November 2020 Retrieved October 29 2020 Constanza Cortes Rodrigo Salinas en los pantalones de un dibujante y comediante Rodrigo Salinas in the pants of a cartoonist and comedian Biut in Spanish Retrieved October 29 2020 a b Rodrigo Salinas y 31 Minutos Rodrigo Salinas and 31 minutos Ergocomics in Spanish October 11 2003 Retrieved October 29 2020 31 minutos esta tras los pasos del mercado asiatico 31 minutos is following the steps of the Asian market Radio Cooperativa in Spanish April 18 2006 Retrieved October 29 2020 La historia tras Patana el personaje de Jani Duenas en 31 Minutos que fue victima de machismo The story behind Patana Jani Duenas character in 31 Minutos who was a victim of male chauvinism Chilevision noticias in Spanish 22 February 2019 Retrieved October 29 2020 a b Monos de 31 minutos la gran novedad 31 minutos characters the great novelty El Austral de Los Rios in Spanish December 21 2003 Retrieved October 29 2020 Jorge Maldonado Varela November 8 2018 Libertad y empatia claves en el exito de 31 Minutos Liberty and empathy keys to the success of 31 Minutos Milenio in Spanish Retrieved October 29 2020 Daniela Barranco November 9 2018 Tulio estamos al aire Conoce la historia de 31 Minutos Tulio we re on the air Know the story of 31 Minutos Chilango in Spanish Retrieved October 29 2020 Musica Mi muneca me hablo la historia segun Alvaro Diaz Music Mi muneca me hablo the story according to Alvaro Diaz Zancada in Spanish November 6 2012 Retrieved October 29 2020 Sebastian Diaz June 9 2017 De calcetines a las cuerdas El proceso creativo de las canciones de 31 Minutos From Socks to Strings The Creative Process of 31 Minutos Songs Radio Santo Tomas in Spanish Archived from the original on July 24 2020 Retrieved October 29 2020 Por que Huachimingo y Calcetin con Rombos Man tambien ganaron un oscar gracias a Bear Story Why did Huachimingo and Calcetin con Rombos Man also win an Oscar thanks to Bear Story El Dinamo in Spanish February 29 2016 Retrieved October 29 2020 a b Pablo Carrasco March 26 2004 Television para ninos La lucha de los canales por cautivar al segmento infantil Children s television The channels fight to captivate the kids segment La Estrella de Valparaiso in Spanish Retrieved November 1 2020 Daniel Medina October 25 2014 31 Minutos 5 curiosidades de la serie infantil preferida por los adultos 31 Minutos 5 curiosities from the kids series preferred by the adults Radio Bio Bio in Spanish Retrieved November 1 2020 Canal 13 y TVN mediran su fuerza programatica infantil desde este fin de semana Canal 13 and TVN will measure their children s programmatic strength starting this weekend Radio Cooperativa in Spanish March 18 2004 Retrieved November 1 2020 Pablo Carrasco February 14 2004 Ring ring raja sera una nueva cancion de 31 minutos Ring ring raja will be a new song from 31 minutos El Mercurio in Spanish Retrieved November 1 2020 Las marionetas toman las riendas del telediario en 31 minutos Puppets take over the news in 31 minutos El Mundo in Spanish May 16 2008 Retrieved November 1 2020 Se han apropiado de 31 Minutos Pedro Peirano 31 Minutos have been appropriated Pedro Peirano Diario Pasala in Spanish February 4 2020 Retrieved November 1 2020 Tulio Trivino gano primera premiacion de los Policarpo top top awards Tulio Trivino wins first prize in the Policarpo top awards Radio Cooperativa in Spanish July 8 2003 Retrieved November 1 2020 a b Programa 31 minutos consiguio Disco de Oro en menos de 24 horas 31 minutos program achieved Gold Record in less than 24 hours Radio Cooperativa in Spanish July 9 2003 Retrieved November 1 2020 a b Edgar Velasco April 1 2012 31 Minutos el noticiero que hizo explotar el televisor 31 Minutos The newsreel that blew up the TV Revista Magis in Spanish Retrieved November 1 2020 a b Mas de mil personas festejaron lanzamiento de segundo disco de 31 minutos More than a thousand people celebrated the release of the second album of 31 minutos Radio Cooperativa in Spanish July 31 2004 Retrieved November 1 2020 Nuevo disco de 31 Minutos aparecera en junio o julio proximo New album of 31 Minutos will appear in June or July Radio Cooperativa in Spanish April 21 2004 Retrieved November 1 2020 Felipe Sanchez Vilarreal June 30 2019 31 minutos confirmo en Bogota por que es el noticiero mas popular del continente 31 minutos confirmed in Bogota why it is the most popular news program in the continent Revista Arcadia in Spanish Archived from the original on December 11 2020 Retrieved November 1 2020 31 Minutos insiste con su formula en nuevo disco y peligra con repetirse 31 minutos insists with its formula in new disc and risks to repeat El Mostrador in Spanish July 29 2004 Archived from the original on 2019 04 27 Retrieved November 1 2020 a b Nuevo album de 31 minutos alcanzo disco de platino El Mostrador in Spanish August 9 2004 Retrieved November 1 2020 a b David Ponce August 17 2007 Ratoncitos Little Mice EMOL in Spanish Archived from the original on 25 May 2019 Retrieved November 1 2020 Los regalos alternativos para esta navidad The alternative gifts for this Christmas El Mercurio de Antofagasta in Spanish December 19 2005 Archived from the original on August 3 2020 Retrieved November 1 2020 Claudio Vergara 17 August 2004 Viene una racha de DVD chilenos A wave of Chilean DVDs is coming El Mercurio in Spanish Archived from the original on March 4 2016 Retrieved November 1 2020 Angelica Baeza March 12 2019 De Zamorano a 31 Minutos Te acuerdas de los spots que trataron de salvar al Transantiago From Zamorano to 31 Minutos Do you remember the spots that tried to save Transantiago La Tercera in Spanish Retrieved November 2 2020 31 minutos apoya a los ninos afectados por el terremto 31 minutes supports children affected by the earthquake Radio Cooperativa in Spanish March 12 2010 Retrieved November 2 2020 Lavate las manos la campana de Unicef y 31 minutos Wash your hands the Unicef campaign and 31 minutos El Mostrador in Spanish October 1 2015 Retrieved November 2 2020 a b Mario Hugo de 31 Minutos recoge la caca de sus perros Mario Hugo from 31 Minutos picks up the poop of his dogs Radio Cooperativa in Spanish August 5 2015 Retrieved November 2 2020 Fabian Barria June 9 2019 Mario Hugo de 31 Minutos reaparece en movida campana de tenencia responsable de mascotas Mario Hugo from 31 Minutos reappears in a moving campaign for responsible pet ownership Radio Bio Bio in Spanish Retrieved November 2 2020 a b 31 Minutos El noticiario que le salva el pellejo a TVN 31 Minutos The newscast that saves TVN s skin El Mostrador in Spanish March 20 2004 Retrieved November 2 2020 Nickelodeon compro 31 Minutos Nickelodeon acquired 31 Minutes EMOL in Spanish June 9 2004 Archived from the original on July 24 2020 Retrieved November 2 2020 Nickelodeon adquirio los derechos de las dos temporadas de 31 minutos Nickelodeon acquired the rights to the two seasons of 31 minutes Radio Cooperativa in Spanish June 9 2004 Retrieved November 2 2020 Nickelodeon LatAm estrena programa chileno 31 minutos Nickelodeon Latin America premieres Chilean program 31 minutes Produ in Spanish September 10 2004 Retrieved November 2 2020 a b 31 minutos la pelicula se estrenara en agosto en Brasil 31 minutos la pelicula will be released in August in Brazil Radio Cooperativa in Spanish July 20 2012 Retrieved November 2 2020 31 minutos es el segundo programa mas visto de Nickelodeon Brasil 31 Minutes is the second most watched program on Nickelodeon Brazil Radio Cooperativa in Spanish March 11 2005 Retrieved November 2 2020 31 minutos was translated into Portuguese to be broadcast in Brazil Radio Cooperativa in Spanish November 9 2004 Retrieved November 2 2020 Promociones 31 minutos la tercera temporada completa 31 minutes the third full season DVD in Spanish Mexico EMI Music Mexico 2009 Archived from the original on 2021 12 22 Retrieved November 2 2020 Este domingo a las ocho veinte de la tarde vuelve 31 minutos This Sunday at 8 20 p m he returns 31 minutos a b 31 minutos se apodera de sudamerica 31 minutos takes over South America El Mercurio de Antofagasta in Spanish March 14 2005 Retrieved November 2 2020 Juan Jose Olivares July 16 2007 31 Minutos es producto del talento no de los recursos 31 Minutos is a product of talent not resources La Jornada in Spanish Retrieved November 2 2020 Ya se vende en Mexico el disco tributo a 31 Minutos The album tribute to 31 Minutos is already sold in Mexico Universia in Spanish December 31 2009 Archived from the original on May 31 2019 Retrieved November 2 2020 Vanesa Gutierrez Toca October 14 2009 Ruben Albarran le canta a 31 minutos Ruben Albarran singing at 31 minutos Publimetro in Spanish Retrieved November 2 2020 Javier Nunez Reyes December 23 2009 Yo nunca vi television el tributo rock a 31 Minutos Yo nunca vi television the rock tribute to 31 Minutos RockNvivo in Spanish Retrieved November 2 2020 Manuel Maira January 2 2010 31 Minutos edita disco tributo en Mexico y alista segundo volumen 31 Minutos releases tribute album in Mexico and prepares second volume La Tercera in Spanish Retrieved November 2 2020 Disco tributo a 31 Minutos ya suena en Mexico Tribute album to 31 Minutos already sounds in Mexico EMOL in Spanish December 31 2009 Retrieved November 2 2020 a b Fabian Arellano December 10 2011 31 minutos en vivo en Mexico y en Lollapalooza 31 minutos live in Mexico and in Lollapalooza El Universal in Spanish Retrieved November 3 2020 En Plaza de Armas de Constitucion se inauguro gira de 31 Minutos In Plaza de Armas de Constitucion the 31 minutos tour was inaugurated Ministerio de las Culturas las Artes y el Patrimonio in Spanish December 10 2010 Retrieved November 3 2020 Marionetas parodian a la TV Puppets parody TV El Informador in Spanish July 1 2012 Retrieved November 3 2020 Carla Mandiola 31 minutos intimo 31 minutos intimate Educacion y Sociedad in Spanish Archived from the original on June 30 2020 Retrieved November 3 2020 Tulio Trivino y Juan Carlos Bodoque prometen carrusel de emociones en show de 31 Minutos Tulio Trivino and Juan Carlos Bodoque promise carousel of emotions in show of 31 minutos Radio Cooperativa in Spanish June 2 2012 Retrieved November 3 2020 Nayive Ananias July 10 2012 31 Minutos en la cuenta regresiva del gran debut No es un show de Barney 31 Minutos in the countdown to the big debut It s not a Barney show La Segunda in Spanish Retrieved November 3 2020 a b Exito de 31 Minutos Gira Mundial generaria nuevas presentaciones Success of 31 Minutos Gira Mundial would generate new presentations in Spanish July 12 2012 Retrieved November 3 2020 Daniela Lagos February 22 2013 31 Minutos lanza DVD y suma a Rodrigo Salinas a su show 31 Minutos releases DVD and adds Rodrigo Salinas to its show La Tercera in Spanish Retrieved November 3 2020 Vina 2013 sorprende con sus primeros artistas 31 minutos y Jorge Gonzalez Vina 2013 surprises with its first artists 31 minutos and Jorge Gonzalez La Segunda in Spanish August 17 2012 Retrieved November 3 2020 Constanza Leon February 22 2013 Bodoque a lo Mick Jagger al Festival Solo queremos divertirnos nena Bodoque to the Mick Jagger at the Festival We just want to have fun baby La Segunda in Spanish Retrieved November 3 2020 Munecos de 31 Minutos se tomaron la galeria de la Quinta Vergara Fotos Puppets of 31 Minutes took the gallery of the Quinta Vergara Photos Pura Noticia in Spanish February 28 2013 Retrieved November 3 2020 5 mensajes entre lineas de 31 Minutos en Vina 5 messages between the lines of 31 Minutos in Vina El Dinamo in Spanish Retrieved November 3 2020 El Juego de 31 Minutos ya esta en la red The 31 Minutos game is now online Merca 2 0 in Spanish February 25 2013 Retrieved November 3 2020 Cristobal Ponce February 28 2013 31 Minutos llega a los smartphones 31 Minutos reaches the smartphones 24 Horas in Spanish Retrieved November 3 2020 Juego 31 Minutos es numero 1 en descargas de App Store en Latinoamerica Game 31 Minutos is number 1 in App Store downloads in Latin America Aetecno in Spanish May 17 2013 Retrieved November 3 2020 31 Minutos The Game AmnesiaGames in Spanish Retrieved November 3 2020 Francisco Guerrero December 12 2013 31 Minutos lleva su show Radio Guaripolo a Vina del Mar 31 Minutos takes its Radio Guaripolo show to Vina del Mar 24 Horas in Spanish Retrieved November 3 2020 31 minutos adelanto detalles de Radio Guaripolo 31 Minutos advanced details of Radio Guaripolo Radio Cooperativa in Spanish July 4 2013 Retrieved November 3 2020 Radio Guaripolo el nuevo show de 31 Minutos Radio Guaripolo the new 31 Minutos show Zancada in Spanish May 28 2013 Retrieved November 3 2020 Escucha y descarga aqui el nuevo hit de 31 Minutos Mi mama me lo teje todo Listen and download here the new hit of 31 Minutos Mi mama me lo teje todo El Observatodo in Spanish August 1 2013 Retrieved November 3 2020 Benjamin Aguirre August 31 2012 31 Minutos prepara su regreso a la television tras siete anos y una nueva pelicula 31 minutos prepares its return to television after seven years and a new film La Tercera in Spanish Archived from the original on September 2 2012 Retrieved November 4 2020 31 Minutos esta en plenas grabaciones para su retorno en 2014 31 Minutos is in full recording mode for its return in 2014 Publimetro in Spanish November 21 2013 Retrieved November 4 2020 Francisco Guerrero September 30 2014 31 Minutos cambia su fecha de estreno y anuncia horario Prime 31 Minutos changes its premiere date and announces Prime Schedule 24 horas in Spanish Retrieved November 4 2020 No 31 minutos y Los 80 recibieron fondos CNTV No 31 minutos and Los 80 received CNTV funding Radio Cooperativa in Spanish October 1 2012 Retrieved November 4 2020 Como Chilevision integro tecnologia y contenidos en su sitio web How Chilevision integrated technology and content into its website AltaVoz in Spanish Retrieved November 4 2020 Fran Valenzuela y 31 Minutos damnificados por quiebra de FeriaMix Fran Valenzuela and 31 Minutos victims of the bankruptcy of FeriaMix La Segunda in Spanish January 29 2014 Retrieved November 4 2020 Perfil de Hector Velozo Mi pega es darle una hermosa existencia a Juanin Hector Velozo s profile My job is to give Juanin a beautiful existence Portal Puente Alto in Spanish November 17 2015 Retrieved November 4 2020 31 Minutos suma a Rodrigo Salinas para su show en Vina del Mar 31 Minutos adds Rodrigo Salinas for his show in Vina del Mar Paniko in Spanish Retrieved November 4 2020 31 minutos y el Tremendo Tulio Tour un fenomeno que trasciende en el tiempo 31 minutos and the Tremendo Tulio Tour a phenomenon that transcends time Cine Booom in Spanish May 30 2017 Retrieved November 4 2020 Eduardo Woo October 4 2014 31 Minutos logro carcajadas en su primer capitulo y se transformo en tema global de Twitter 31 Minutos got a laugh in its first chapter and became a global Twitter topic Radio Bio Bio in Spanish Retrieved November 4 2020 31 Minutos regresara a pantalla en 2014 y en formato HD 31 Minutos will return to the screen in 2014 and in HD format Radio Cooperativa in Spanish December 12 2013 Retrieved November 4 2020 31 Minutos cautivo a los fanaticos en las redes sociales 31 Minutos captivated fans on social networks Radio Cooperativa in Spanish October 5 2014 Retrieved November 4 2020 El complejo escenario en rating que enfrenta 31 minutos en su regreso a la TV The complex scenario in rating that faces 31 minutos in its return to TV Publimetro in Spanish November 3 2014 Retrieved November 4 2020 Jorge Arturo Mora December 21 2019 Cinco anos despues de su fin 31 minutos no se olvida y se mira incomparable Five years after its end 31 minutos is not forgotten and looks incomparable La Nacion in Spanish Retrieved November 4 2020 Cartoon Network traera sabor local en octubre Cartoon Network to bring local taste in October Anime Manga y TV in Spanish September 2 2015 Retrieved November 4 2020 Pablo Rojas March 30 2020 31 Minutos anuncio su regreso a la television abierta por periodo de cuarentena 31 Minutos announced its return to open television for a period of quarantine En Cancha in Spanish Archived from the original on July 24 2020 Retrieved November 4 2020 31 minutos llega a Netflix Justo en la infancia 31 minutos to Netflix Right in the childhood La Verdad Noticias in Spanish January 5 2020 Retrieved November 4 2020 31 Minutos llega a Netflix 31 Minutos comes to Netflix Publimetro in Spanish January 5 2020 Retrieved November 4 2020 Calurosa Navidad 31 Minutos Radio Concierto in Spanish December 15 2014 Retrieved November 4 2020 31 Minutos presentara su espectaculo Calurosa Navidad en diciembre 31 Minutos will present its show Calurosa Navidad in December Radio ADN in Spanish November 19 2014 Retrieved November 4 2020 Calurosa Navidad el nuevo espectaculo de 31 Minutos Calurosa Navidad the new show of 31 Minutos Radio Cooperativa in Spanish November 19 2014 Retrieved November 4 2020 Pedro Peirano creador de 31 Minutos Nuestro futuro esta en los shows en vivo Pedro Peirano creator of 31 Minutos Our future is in live shows Radio Cooperativa in Spanish December 10 2014 Retrieved November 4 2020 Javier Nunez Reyes December 29 2015 Asi es Romeo y Julieta en la hilarante version de 31 Minutos This is Romeo y Julieta in the hilarious version of 31 Minutos Applauss in Spanish Retrieved November 4 2020 Vuelve 31 minutos con su exitosa version de Romeo y Julieta en el Teatro Municipal de Las Condes el 22 23 y 24 de abril 2016 Return 31 minutos with his successful version of Romeo y Julieta at the Teatro Municipal de Las Condes on April 22 23 and 24 2016 WalkingStgo in Spanish April 15 2016 Retrieved November 4 2020 Obra Romeo y Julieta en version de 31 Minutos en Teatro Oriente 22 al 24 de julio Play Romeo y Julieta in version of 31 Minutos at Teatro Oriente July 22 to 24 El Mostrador in Spanish June 28 2016 Retrieved November 4 2020 Romeo y Julieta version 31 minutos Romeo and Juliet version 31 minutos EMOL in Spanish January 9 2017 Retrieved November 4 2020 Raul Alvarez August 14 2015 Arwrarwrirwrarwro el nuevo disco de 31 Minutos Arwrarwrirwrarwro the new album of 31 Minutos La Rata in Spanish Archived from the original on May 10 2019 Retrieved November 4 2020 31 minutos reunio a 12 mil personas en Mexico 31 minutos brought together 12 thousand people in Mexico Radio Cooperativa in Spanish July 13 2015 Retrieved November 4 2020 Arwrarwrirwrarwro El impronunciable nuevo disco de 31 minutos Arwrarwrirwrarwro The unpronounceable new 31 minutos album Publimetro in Spanish September 11 2015 Retrieved November 4 2020 Claudia Mora January 31 2016 Exitosa presentacion de 31 Minutos en la ultima jornada del Festival de la Leche y la Carne Successful presentation of 31 Minutos in the last day of the Festival de la Leche y la Carne Radio Sago Osorno in Spanish Retrieved November 4 2020 Mariana Dominguez Batis November 18 2016 Tremendo Tulio Tour muestra la faceta mas roquera y humoristica de 31 Minutos Tremendo Tulio Tour displays the most rocking and humorous side of 31 Minutos La Jornada in Spanish Retrieved November 4 2020 a b Tremendo Tulio Tour de 31 Minutos en Mexico Tremendo Tulio Tour of 31 Minutos in Mexico Me hace ruido in Spanish September 6 2016 Retrieved November 4 2020 Juan Jose Santillan April 22 2018 Entrevista Pedro Peirano y Alvaro Diaz 31 minutos por primera vez en Buenos Aires Interview Pedro Peirano and Alvaro Diaz 31 minutos for the first time in Buenos Aires Clarin in Spanish Retrieved November 4 2020 Pedropiedra abandona 31 Minutos tras seis anos Pedropiedra leaves 31 Minutos after six years Radio ADN in Spanish April 26 2018 Retrieved November 4 2020 Johanna Watson May 24 2018 Leonardo Tono Corvalan baterista de Chancho en Piedra Ilabaca es irreemplazable es momento de reinventar Leonardo Tono Corvalan drummer of Chancho en Piedra Ilabaca is irreplaceable it s time to reinvent El Dinamo in Spanish Retrieved November 4 2020 Felipe Sanchez Villarreal June 30 2019 31 minutos confirmo en Bogota por que es el noticiero mas popular del continente 31 Minutos confirmed in Bogota why it is the most popular newscast in the continent Arcadia revista in Spanish Retrieved November 4 2020 31 Minutos lanzara nuevo album este 2019 31 Minutos will release new album this 2019 Radio Cooperativa in Spanish January 11 2019 Retrieved November 4 2020 Top top top 31 Minutos tendra nueva musica en 2019 Top top top 31 Minutos will have new music in 2019 Teletrece in Spanish January 11 2019 Retrieved November 4 2020 31 Minutos vuelve a estrenar musica con Ritmo sideral 31 Minutos re releases music with Ritmo sideral Radio Cooperativa in Spanish October 11 2019 Retrieved November 4 2020 Perro chico La nueva cancion de 31 Minutos que nos habla de la tenencia responsable y autoestima canina Perro chico The new song of 31 Minutos that speaks to us of the responsible holding and canine self esteem Radio Zero in Spanish November 22 2019 Archived from the original on November 23 2019 Retrieved November 4 2020 Rosa Figueroa November 22 2019 31 Minutos estreno Perro Chico su nueva cancion sobre la tenencia responsable 31 Minutos premiered Perro Chico his new song about responsible ownership Radio Futuro in Spanish Retrieved November 4 2020 31 Minutos se pone veraniego y estrena Lucia la sandia 31 Minutos gets summery and releases Lucia la sandia Radio Cooperativa in Spanish January 17 2020 Retrieved November 4 2020 Escucha el ultimo exito de 31 Minutos Listen to the latest hit from 31 Minutos Noticias Por El Mundo in Spanish January 17 2020 Archived from the original on August 17 2020 Retrieved November 4 2020 Iras al Vive Latino 2020 Este es el cartel y los horarios por dia Are you going to Vive Latino 2020 This is the poster and the schedule by day La Razon in Spanish December 11 2019 Retrieved November 4 2020 Revelan cartel del Vive Latino 2020 Vive Latino 2020 poster revealed El Universal in Spanish November 20 2019 Retrieved November 4 2020 Andres del Real November 29 2019 De la calle al Vive Latino el regreso de 31 Minutos a la contingencia From the streets to Vive Latino the return of 31 Minutos to contingency La Tercera in Spanish Retrieved November 4 2020 31 Minutos anuncia presentacion en el Teatro Diana 31 Minutos announces presentation at Teatro Diana El Informador in Spanish February 11 2020 Retrieved November 4 2020 31 Minutos pospone hasta 2021 su show en Guadalajara 31 Minutos postpones its show in Guadalajara until 2021 El Informador in Spanish September 25 2020 Retrieved November 4 2020 31 Minutos triunfa los 2 dias del Vive Latino 31 Minutos triumphs the 2 days of Vive Latino Excelsior in Spanish March 16 2020 Retrieved November 4 2020 Erika Rosete August 28 2020 Marionetas contra el virus Puppets against the virus El Pais in Spanish Retrieved November 4 2020 Cuarentena 31 El nuevo programa de J C Bodoque para acompanar a los ninos en la pandemia Cuarentena 31 J C Bodoque s new program to accompany children in the pandemic CNN Chile in Spanish August 13 2020 Retrieved November 4 2020 Pamela De Vicenzi July 29 2020 Primavera la cancion de Unicef y 31 Minutos que entrega esperanza en medio de la crisis por el Covid 19 Primavera the Unicef and 31 Minutos song that gives hope in the middle of the crisis by Covid 19 Radio ADN in Spanish Retrieved November 4 2020 UNICEF nombra a 31 Minutos como embajadores de UNICEF Chile UNICEF appoints 31 Minutos as ambassadors for UNICEF Chile Unicef in Spanish September 1 2020 Retrieved November 4 2020 Manuel Fernandez Vidactual March 17 2018 31 Minutos Que fue de ti Juanin 31 Minutos What happened to you Juanin Economia y Negocios in Spanish Retrieved November 4 2020 31 Minutos regresa con nuevo show y no tiene planes de volver a la television 31 Minutos returns with new show and has no plans to return to television Radio ADN in Spanish March 25 2017 Retrieved November 4 2020 Alvaro Diaz creador de 31 Minutos anticipa nueva presentacion Es una parodia a los show tributos Alvaro Diaz creator of 31 Minutos anticipates new presentation It s a parody of tribute shows Ilustrado in Spanish January 7 2019 Retrieved November 4 2020 Tulio estaremos en el Vive Latino 31 Minutos Tulio we ll be at Vive Latino 31 Minutos MSN in Spanish February 2 2020 Retrieved November 4 2020 Consuelo Rehbein July 24 2020 31 Minutos hizo una campana con Unicef por la pandemia y podria haber una nueva temporada en el futuro segun la voz de Bodoque 31 Minutos campaigned with Unicef for the pandemic and there could be a new season in the future according to the voice of Bodoque Publimetro in Spanish Retrieved November 4 2020 Scarlet Stuardo January 7 2016 A los 71 anos fallecio el verdadero Tulio Trivino At the age of 71 the real Tulio Trivino died Radio Bio Bio in Spanish Retrieved November 5 2020 Claudio Vergara July 28 2018 Tulio Trivino Soy fantastico pero agotador Tulio Trivino I am fantastic but exhausting La Tercera in Spanish Retrieved November 5 2020 Christian Leal October 5 2014 Nota Verde sobre las abejas cosecho aplausos y criticas en retorno de 31 Minutos Nota Verde about the bees received applause and criticism in return for 31 Minutos Radio Bio Bio in Spanish Retrieved November 5 2020 Juan Carlos Bodoque Las giras las hacemos por amor por amor al dinero Juan Carlos Bodoque The tours we do are for love for the love of money Radio Cooperativa in Spanish October 24 2012 Retrieved November 5 2020 Janet Merida December 8 2017 Bodoque teme trabajar en Mexico por inseguridad Bodoque afraid to work in Mexico because of insecurity El Universal in Spanish Retrieved November 5 2020 Rosa Elvira Vargas October 30 2009 En 31 minutos no les decimos a los ninos lo que deben hacer In 31 minutos we don t tell kids what to do La Jornada in Spanish Retrieved November 5 2020 Invitado Juanin Juan Harry Guest Juanin Juan Harry Zancada in Spanish March 26 2008 Retrieved November 5 2020 Pablo Gutierrez Verdi October 3 2011 Policarpo Avendano Para mi el mejor es y siempre sera Joe Pino Policarpo Avendano For me the best is and always will be Joe Pino Nueva Mujer in Spanish Retrieved November 5 2020 Gabriela Ulloa August 20 2012 Vina 2013 ya tiene su primera candidata a reina Patana de 31 Minutos Vina 2013 already has its first candidate for queen Patana of 31 Minutos Radio Bio Bio in Spanish Retrieved November 5 2020 Patana Cuando eres mujer la vara con la que te miden es muy alta Patana When you are a woman the stick they measure you with is very high Nueva Mujer in Spanish May 4 2011 Retrieved November 5 2020 Edel Castillo May 1 2016 Cuando nino me perdi en la lavadora When I was a child I got lost in the washing machine Fundacion Integra in Spanish Retrieved November 5 2020 Guaripolo debuta en las tablas Y la verdadera historia de 31 Minutos despues de Vina Guaripolo makes its debut in the scenarios And the true story of 31 Minutos after Vina La Segunda in Spanish June 4 2013 Retrieved November 5 2020 31 minutos llega a Netflix tras acuerdo trillonario 31 minutes arrives at Netflix after trillionaire agreement 24 horas in Spanish January 6 2020 Retrieved November 5 2020 Serie 31 minutos busca entrar a Espana con piloto editado para ese mercado 31 Minutos series seeks to enter Spain with a pilot edited for that market Radio Cooperativa in Spanish July 28 2004 Retrieved November 5 2020 Felipe Vasquez April 4 2008 31 minutos perderia sus voces originales en Espana 31 minutos would lose its original voices in Spain EMOL in Spanish Retrieved November 5 2020 Villa Achterwerk 31 minutos Villa Achterwerk in Dutch January 29 2009 Archived from the original on February 13 2009 Retrieved November 5 2020 Creditos Credits Sofoca in Spanish 22 December 2007 Retrieved October 29 2020 En marzo se estrenaria la pelicula del noticiario infantil 31 minutos In March the film of the kids newscast 31 minutos will be released El Mostrador in Spanish February 3 2008 Archived from the original on February 13 2008 Retrieved November 16 2020 Isabel Plant March 14 2008 Los 31 minutos mas caros del cine chileno The most expensive 31 minutos in Chilean cinema El Mercurio in Spanish Archived from the original on March 15 2008 Retrieved November 16 2020 Rodrigo Alvarado October 16 2007 Pedro Peirano suelta a sus demonios en el cerro San Cristobal Pedro Peirano releases his demons in the San Cristobal Hill La Nacion in Spanish Archived from the original on October 16 2007 Retrieved November 16 2020 Buscan las voces de los personajes de 31 Minutos en su etapa infantil They search for the voices of the 31 Minutos characters in their infancy EMOL in Spanish June 22 2007 Archived from the original on April 30 2019 Retrieved November 16 2020 Creador de 31 minutos fue retenido por siete horas en aeropuerto espanol Creator of 31 Minutos was held for seven hours in Spanish airport EMOL in Spanish September 24 2007 Retrieved November 16 2020 No te pierdas 31 Minutos la pelicula Don t miss 31 Minutos la pelicula Icarito in Spanish March 25 2008 Retrieved November 16 2020 Carlos Valderrama February 6 2008 31 minutos segun Alvaro Diaz Son los mismos personajes en el rol mas importante de sus vidas 31 minutos according to Alvaro Diaz They are the same characters in the most important role of their lives EMOL in Spanish Retrieved November 16 2020 Juanin es el gran protagonista del trailer de 31 minutos la pelicula Juanin is the great protagonist of the trailer of 31 minutos la pelicula Radio Cooperativa in Spanish February 7 2008 Retrieved November 16 2020 Guillermo Aguilera October 6 2009 31 minutos la pelicula se estrena el 16 de octubre 31 minutos la pelicula premieres on October 16 supermexicanos com in Spanish Archived from the original on August 18 2020 Retrieved November 16 2020 31 Minutos la Pelicula ahora si estreno 16 de octubre 31 Minutos la Pelicula finally premiere October 16 Cine3 in Spanish October 7 2009 Retrieved November 16 2020 Leonardo Nunez November 29 2006 Pedro Peirano y 31 minutos La pelicula es el final logico de la serie Pedro Peirano and 31 minutos The film is the logical end of the series EMOL in Spanish Retrieved November 16 2020 Manuel Maira July 11 2012 31 momentos de 31 Minutos 31 moments of 31 Minutos 24 horas in Spanish Retrieved November 16 2020 31 minutos el regreso 31 minutos the return Revista Capital in Spanish July 5 2012 Archived from the original on August 17 2020 Retrieved November 16 2020 Pedro Peirano expreso su rabia por robo que afecto a Aplaplac Pedro Peirano expressed his anger at the theft that affected Aplaplac Radio Cooperativa in Spanish August 6 2007 Retrieved November 16 2020 Cecilia Espinosa Cortes Videos Las muelas de Guaripolo 31 Minutos Facultad de Odontologia Universidad de Chile in Spanish Archived from the original on November 14 2019 Retrieved November 16 2020 Irving Avila January 18 2013 Una Boca Limpia con Guaripolo de 31 Minutos A clear mouth with Guaripolo of 31 Minutos enteratedf com in Spanish Archived from the original on October 30 2020 Retrieved November 16 2020 Las muelas de Guaripolo una campana sobre dientes y mas Las muelas de Guaripolo a campaign about teeth and more Zancada in Spanish November 18 2011 Retrieved November 16 2020 Ministerio del Medioambiente anuncio el retorno del conejo mas famoso de Chile Ministry of the Environment announced the return of Chile s most famous rabbit Radio Cooperativa in Spanish August 22 2017 Retrieved November 16 2020 Las Vacaciones de Tulio Patana y el Pequeno Tim desde el 11 de julio Las Vacaciones de Tulio Patana y el Pequeno Tim from July 11 Zancada in Spanish July 3 2009 Retrieved November 16 2020 Manana vuelve a las pantallas 31 minutos Tomorrow returns to the screens 31 minutos La Tercera in Spanish July 10 2009 Retrieved November 16 2020 La vida es un dibujo Life is a drawing EMOL in Spanish April 15 2020 Retrieved November 16 2020 Alvaro Diaz En la nueva serie mantenemos el humor de 31 minutos Alvaro Diaz In the new series we keep the humour of 31 minutos Radio Cooperativa in Spanish May 28 2009 Retrieved November 16 2020 Personajes de 31 minutos protagonizaran ciclo dedicado a la eficiencia energetica Characters of 31 minutos will star in a cycle dedicated to energy efficiency Radio Cooperativa in Spanish July 10 2009 Retrieved November 16 2020 Pablo Ilabaca Es un orgullo que se tribute la musica de 31 minutos en otros paises Pablo Ilabaca It is an honor that the music of 31 minutos is being tributed in other countries Radio Cooperativa in Spanish December 31 2019 Retrieved November 9 2020 31 Minutos lanzo este lunes DVD de su gira mundial 31 Minutos released this Monday a DVD of his gira mundial Radio Cooperativa in Spanish February 25 2013 Retrieved November 9 2020 Arwrarwrirwrarwro el nuevo disco de estudio de 31 Minutos Arwrarwrirwrarwro the new album of 31 Minutos Radio Cooperativa in Spanish September 10 2015 Retrieved November 9 2020 PumaLab Jorge Gonzalez y 31 minutos Pousta in Spanish 16 December 2011 Retrieved November 9 2020 En Estacion Central finalizo gira de 31 Minutos por zonas damnificadas The 31 Minutos tour of the affected areas ended at the Estacion Central Radio Cooperativa in Spanish December 19 2010 Retrieved November 9 2020 Hermes El Sabio April 1 2012 Lollapalooza 2012 31 Minutos y Kidzapalooza Lollapalooza 2012 31 Minutos and Kidzapalooza LG Blog in Spanish Archived from the original on August 18 2020 Retrieved November 9 2020 Sebastian Cerda June 24 2013 La genialidad de 31 Minutos barre con todo y se inscribe en la historia del Festival The geniality of 31 Minutos sweeps away everything and becomes part of the history of the Festival EMOL in Spanish Retrieved November 9 2020 Angela Diaz July 4 2013 Personajes de 31 Minutos presentan show Radio Guaripolo 31 Minutos characters present show Radio Guaripolo Meganoticias in Spanish Retrieved November 9 2020 TVN celebra la Navidad en pantalla con 31 Minutos y Cascanueces TVN celebrates Christmas on screen with 31 Minutos and Nutcracker 24 horas in Spanish December 23 2015 Retrieved November 9 2020 Diego Zuniga January 22 2016 Shakespeare segun 31 minutos Shakespeare according to 31 minutos Que Pasa in Spanish Retrieved November 9 2020 31 Minutos pospone fechas en Mexico por coronavirus 31 Minutos postpones dates in Mexico for coronavirus Al momento in Spanish March 19 2020 Retrieved November 8 2020 Lucas Saavedra December 31 2020 31 Minutos Don Quijote inaugurara Santiago a Mil y se podra ver por las pantallas de TVN 31 Minutos Don Quijote will open Santiago a Mil and can be watched on the TVN screens Radio ADN in Spanish Retrieved February 15 2021 Programa 31 minutos fue el gran ganador en festival infantil Prix Jeunesse 31 minutos program was the big winner at the Prix Jeunesse children s festival Radio Cooperativa in Spanish August 29 2003 Retrieved November 11 2020 a b Premios y reconocimientos Awards and recognitions 31 minutos in Spanish Retrieved November 11 2020 Criticos de Arte distinguen a creadores de 31 minutos y Sub terra Art critics distinguish creators of 31 minutos and Sub terra EMOL in Spanish January 5 2004 Archived from the original on August 8 2020 Retrieved November 9 2020 Los Premios APES quieren retomar el glamour perdido The APES Awards want to regain lost glamour Radio Cooperativa in Spanish January 13 2004 Retrieved November 11 2020 31 minutos fue el gran ganador en gala de los Premios Altazor 31 minutos was the big winner at the Altazor Awards gala Radio Cooperativa in Spanish April 6 2004 Retrieved November 11 2020 Sub Terra y Machos acaparan nominaciones Sub Terra and Machos take nominations El Mercurio de Valparaiso in Spanish January 23 2004 Retrieved November 11 2020 Premios Animalistas 2003 Animalist Awards 2003 La Estrella de Valparaiso in Spanish January 15 2004 Retrieved November 11 2020 31 minutos es semifinalista para los Premios Emmy Internacional 31 minutos is a semi finalist for the International Emmy Awards Radio Cooperativa in Spanish August 13 2004 Retrieved November 11 2020 Categoria Programa infantil del ano Category Children s program of the year Premios Inte in Spanish Retrieved November 11 2020 31 minutos es semifinalista para los Premios Emmy Internacional 31 minutos is a semi finalist for the International Emmy Awards Radio Cooperativa in Spanish August 13 2004 Retrieved November 9 2020 Peliculas chilenas se llenaron de premios en el Festival de La Habana Chilean Films Filled with Awards at Havana Film Festival Radio Cooperativa in Spanish December 12 2009 Retrieved November 9 2020 31 Minutos se llevo todos los premios 31 Minutos took all the awards 24 Horas in Spanish February 28 2020 Retrieved November 11 2020 Conoce a los nominados de los Premios Pulsar Meet the Pulsar Awards nominees Paniko in Spanish 2016 Retrieved November 11 2020 Mejor show en vivo Best live show Premios Indigo in Spanish Retrieved November 9 2020 Amalia Sepulveda November 27 2018 Revisa la lista de ganadores de la primera version de los Premios Indigo Check the list of winners of the first version of the Indigo Awards Radio Concierto in Spanish Retrieved November 9 2020 La musica independiente celebro con los Premios Indigo Independent music celebrated with the Indigo Awards Musica Chilena in Spanish November 28 2018 Retrieved November 9 2020 IMDB 31 minutos es la mejor serie en la historia de la television chilena IMDB 31 minutos is the best series in the history of Chilean television El Mostrador in Spanish September 10 2019 Retrieved November 11 2020 Javier Sandoval September 10 2019 IMDB elige a 31 Minutos como la mejor serie chilena de todos los tiempos IMDB selects 31 Minutos as the best Chilean series of all times Los 40 in Spanish Retrieved November 11 2020 External links editOfficial site in Spanish 31 minutos at IMDb Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title 31 Minutos amp oldid 1183013795, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,

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