The Impossible Pototo/Se soltó el loco con Pototo

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Title: The Impossible Pototo
Title - Spanish: Se soltó el loco con pototo
Corporate Creator(s): America's Productions, Inc.
Date Created: 1963-1970
Description: Half-page synopsis of the radio comedy program, The Impossible Pototo/Se soltó el loco con Pototo produced by America's Productions, Inc. and written by Álvaro de Villa. Leopoldo Fernández (known for his role of Tres Patines in La Tremenda Corte) returns as Pototo accompanied by Mimi Cal, Rolando Ochoa, and Olga Lidia Rodríguez. Se soltó el loco con Pototo was one of API's programs transmitted to Cuba via Radio Martí.
Description - Spanish: Sinopsis de media página de la comedia radiofónica Se soltó el loco con Pototo, producida por America's Productions, Inc. y escrita por Álvaro de Villa. Leopoldo Fernández (conocido por su interpretación de Tres Patines en La tremenda corte) regresa en el papel de Pototo acompañado por Mimi Cal, Rolando Ochoa, y Olga Lidia Rodríguez. Se soltó el loco con Pototo fue una de las producciones de la API transmitidas a Cuba por Radio Martí.
Topical Subject(s): Radio
Radio industry
Radio programs--Marketing
Radio comedies
Radio soap operas
Programas de radio--Mercadeo
Radio
Radio comedias
Radiodifusion
Topical Subject(s) - Spanish: Programas de radio--Mercadeo
Radio
Radio comedias
Radiodifusion
Geographical Subject(s): Miami, Florida (United States)
Publisher: Tulane University Digital Library
Identifier (local): LAL_171096
Extent: 1 page
Type of Resource: text
Source: Louis J. Boeri and Minín Bujones Collection of Cuban-American Radionovelas 171, The Latin American Library, Howard-Tilton Memorial Library, Tulane University
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