Telemundo fue una escuela para los mismos, gracias a la voz de trueno José Oramas ha logrado crear un equipo de primera, como Manuel Esteban Alegría, Richard Santiago, Johanna Rosaly, Ramfis Gonzalez, Edwin Lemuel Ortiz, Victelio Martinez, Eduardo Robles, Roberto Montalvo, Jimmy Reveron, Pedro "Fantástico" Diaz, Frankie Jay, Red Shadow, Victor "Miñe" Pagan, El JD, JD Herrera, Michael Santana entre otros
Translators on channels 70, 72, 82 & 83...this goes way back. Those channels were deleted nearly 40 years ago! (for many years, channels 70-83 were used for translators in the US)
Channel 9 In Fajardo Channel 22 In Mayagüez Channel 32 In Aguadilla Channel 42 In Yauco Channel 70 In Utuado Channel 72 In Maricao Channel 82 In Adjuntas And Channel 83 In Jayuya Stations Repeats The WKAQ TV Channel 2 In San Juan Of Puerto Rico Operated By Telemundo Incoporated With Transmisor The Cerro La Santa Cayey Operator For Channel 2 WKAQ TV
Today in '22 Telemundo de PR only has 2 translators (not counting the digital space leased from WAPA-TV on their channels in Ponce and Mayagüez reassigned to 2-11 and 2-12) : W09AT-D in Fajardo (same as in this video) W28EH-D in Adjuntas W28WQ-D in Utuado Most likely these are reassigned as 9-1 (Fajardo) and 28-1 (Adjuntas and Utuado). In the rest of The Island is reassigned from the UHF Channel 28 frequency to 2-1, 2-11 (Ponce) or 2-12 (Mayagüez).
... as a matter of fact Telemundo was taken by the original owner of the station Angel Ramos, as before the station opened in 1954 he was owner of the daily newspaper El Mundo, also published on the San Juan sector of Puerta de Tierra, as would the TV station (the building was then known as Smallwood Bldg., in its' place it was built the Smallwood Apts. residential complex).
PRESENTACION DE LA VOZ DE TRUENO JOSE ORAMAS, QUIEN ESTA RETIRADO DE TU CANAL LUEGO DE 65 AÑOS FIEL A TU CANAL. AMIGO DEL FUNDADOR ANGEL RAMOS Y TIENE MUCHAS ANECDOTAS DE LA HISTORIA DE TELEMUNDO
Actually, Telemundo, both the local station and the network in 2020 are owned and operated by the NBC Universal division of media giant Comcast. They broadcast a 24-hour simulcast (w/a few local ads) of sister station WNBC (4 New York, NBC's flagship) on Channel 2.3, known as NBC Puerto Rico.
@@ChristopherSobieniak - as a FULL-POWERED STATION there's just another one. Since 2014 WORA-TV (5-1) has been an affiliate of Disney-owned ABC on the -2 subchannel. On January 1st, 2020 since they didn't renew contract with Telemundo, moved the ABC programming to their main 5-1 channel, which is translated in San Juan by WRFB, reassigned to 5-1. The CBS and Fox affiliates here are low power stations assigned to Aguadilla in The Island's Northwest and almost exclusively seen via Cable TV or Satellite. There hasn't been a CW affiliate in The Island for a few years.
Los invitamos a que mañana DIOS MEDIANTE, muy bien, dice la Biblia en Santiago 4:15 que debemos considerar al hablar del día de mañana decir si Dios quiere haremos tal cosa. No somos dueños del día de mañana, ni del de hoy, todo pertenece a Dios.
@@WPM_in_ATL - the Angel Ramos building has being in use since 1968 when Telemundo broadcasted its' first Color program, a music special featuring Spanish "crooner" Raphael (Martos), who I do believe is still active singing in 2022.
De hecho un amigo me comenta que el cartel publicitario que iba en el autobus era el del desaparecido farmaco Asthmaban con su slogan Que Alivio... obviamente con trucos de camara lo "desvanecieron" para no darle promocion gratuita...
Eso no era "God Bless America", era el himno oficial "The Star Spangled Banner", una canción diferente.... Hasta que Super Siete se fue hace un tiempo a su programación 24/7 era requisito poner los 2 himnos nacionales en la Apertura y Despedida de las emisoras.
Los Locutores De Telemundo Canal 2 José Oramas Y Manuel Esteban Alegría En La Década Del 70 y 80 Cuando Yo Eran Chiquito Lo Vean Eso De Telemundo WKAQ TV José Orama Tantos Años De Fiel Telemundo Y Manuel Esteban Alegría Es Un Noble Caballero Ser Humano Y Muy Buena Persona En La Avenida Franklin Delano Roosevelt Se Inauguran En Los Estudios En Hato Rey Eso Fue En El 1968 Se Inauguró Bonito Edificio El Mundo 🌎 Fundación Angel Ramos Junto Periódico El Mundo Y WKAQ Radio El Mundo
Yes but I'm pretty sure they were shut down once the switch to digital television started but that might not be the case, they might be around as a booster system in case of emergency or they're simply low-power transmitting stations in areas the main channel can't reach
Those stations WERE Telemundo's repeater network throught the Island (turned off as the 2009 Digital Conversion). With the exception of the Fajardo and Yauco locations, they were in the central mountainous range.
The FCC took channels 70-83 away in what broadcast engineers could call "The first UHF repack". That was the 800 MHz frequency band. It was reassigned in part to the original cellular phone band as well as early trunked radio systems. By the time the 1980's rolled around, there were no "full power" UHF TV stations in that 14 channel space, only translators. The translators were moved into lower places in the UHF TV band.
Voz de Manuel Esteban Alegría. Fue el último locutor de cabina en vivo de Telemundo.
Recuerdo que el ultimo programa que transmitian antes del Sign Off, o cierre de transmisiones, era, Telecine de la noche con Manolo Urquiza.
ESPERABA TODAS LAS NOCHES VER ESTE CIERRE! ERA UN TAL SOLEMNE!
los angeles
Tremendos locutores.....
Telemundo fue una escuela para los mismos, gracias a la voz de trueno José Oramas ha logrado crear un equipo de primera, como Manuel Esteban Alegría, Richard Santiago, Johanna Rosaly, Ramfis Gonzalez, Edwin Lemuel Ortiz, Victelio Martinez, Eduardo Robles, Roberto Montalvo, Jimmy Reveron, Pedro "Fantástico" Diaz, Frankie Jay, Red Shadow, Victor "Miñe" Pagan, El JD, JD Herrera, Michael Santana entre otros
Translators on channels 70, 72, 82 & 83...this goes way back. Those channels were deleted nearly 40 years ago! (for many years, channels 70-83 were used for translators in the US)
Channel 9 In Fajardo Channel 22 In Mayagüez Channel 32 In Aguadilla
Channel 42 In Yauco Channel 70 In Utuado
Channel 72 In Maricao
Channel 82 In Adjuntas And Channel 83 In Jayuya Stations Repeats The WKAQ TV Channel 2 In San Juan Of Puerto Rico Operated By Telemundo Incoporated With Transmisor The Cerro La Santa Cayey Operator For Channel 2 WKAQ TV
Today in '22 Telemundo de PR only has 2 translators (not counting the digital space leased from WAPA-TV on their channels in Ponce and Mayagüez reassigned to 2-11 and 2-12) :
W09AT-D in Fajardo (same as in this video)
W28EH-D in Adjuntas
W28WQ-D in Utuado
Most likely these are reassigned as 9-1 (Fajardo) and 28-1 (Adjuntas and Utuado). In the rest of The Island is reassigned from the UHF Channel 28 frequency to 2-1, 2-11 (Ponce) or 2-12 (Mayagüez).
Sencillamente solemne.
El autobus pasando era la desaparecida ruta 2A de Las Casas a Centro Medico
DIOS MEDIANTE.. (SI DIOS QUIERE)
WOLE 12 ahora en UNIVISION CANAL 11
Profesor José Oramas, la Voz de Telemendo
Someone who knows more can correct me if I'm wrong, but "Telemundo" was WKAQ-TV's branding long before the Telemundo network ever existed.
Yes, you're correct, it was the channel's name before being acquired by the NetSpan network who later took on the Telemundo name as a network
... as a matter of fact Telemundo was taken by the original owner of the station Angel Ramos, as before the station opened in 1954 he was owner of the daily newspaper El Mundo, also published on the San Juan sector of Puerta de Tierra, as would the TV station (the building was then known as Smallwood Bldg., in its' place it was built the Smallwood Apts. residential complex).
2:20
Jose Oramas y también Manuel Esteban Alegría .
Muy bien José Oramas junto a Don Manuel Esteban Alegría.
PRESENTACION DE LA VOZ DE TRUENO JOSE ORAMAS, QUIEN ESTA RETIRADO DE TU CANAL LUEGO DE 65 AÑOS FIEL A TU CANAL. AMIGO DEL FUNDADOR ANGEL RAMOS Y TIENE MUCHAS ANECDOTAS DE LA HISTORIA DE TELEMUNDO
WKAQ Used in NBC affiliate (via WNBC In New York)
Actually, Telemundo, both the local station and the network in 2020 are owned and operated by the NBC Universal division of media giant Comcast.
They broadcast a 24-hour simulcast (w/a few local ads) of sister station WNBC (4 New York, NBC's flagship) on Channel 2.3, known as NBC Puerto Rico.
@@syxepop Nice they offer NBC as a subchannel. I'm sure English language stations are hard to come by in PR.
@@ChristopherSobieniak - as a FULL-POWERED STATION there's just another one. Since 2014 WORA-TV (5-1) has been an affiliate of Disney-owned ABC on the -2 subchannel. On January 1st, 2020 since they didn't renew contract with Telemundo, moved the ABC programming to their main 5-1 channel, which is translated in San Juan by WRFB, reassigned to 5-1.
The CBS and Fox affiliates here are low power stations assigned to Aguadilla in The Island's Northwest and almost exclusively seen via Cable TV or Satellite. There hasn't been a CW affiliate in The Island for a few years.
quienes vinieron por mr retro?
El 5 de abril de 2024
Los invitamos a que mañana DIOS MEDIANTE, muy bien, dice la Biblia en Santiago 4:15 que debemos considerar al hablar del día de mañana decir si Dios quiere haremos tal cosa. No somos dueños del día de mañana, ni del de hoy, todo pertenece a Dios.
Does the TV station still operate out of the white building shown in this sign off reel?
Yes.
@@GoldenDaggerProductions Love to visit the facility some time.
@@WPM_in_ATL - the Angel Ramos building has being in use since 1968 when Telemundo broadcasted its' first Color program, a music special featuring Spanish "crooner" Raphael (Martos), who I do believe is still active singing in 2022.
WKAQ is currently (as of this post) An affiliate of the NBC network
WKAQ is since late 90's an NBC O&O (own and operate) station. NBC-UNIVERSAL (COMCAST) is the owner of Telemundo Network
No, WKAQ is a TELEMUNDO!
@@MichaelOKeefe2009 NBC-UNIVERSAL (COMCAST) is the owner of Telemundo Network
. WKAQ is part of Telemundo Network.
@@MichaelOKeefe2009 exactly, it was before NetSpan owned the name and become what it now NetSpan/Telemundo Network.
NBC is on 2.2.
De hecho un amigo me comenta que el cartel publicitario que iba en el autobus era el del desaparecido farmaco Asthmaban con su slogan Que Alivio... obviamente con trucos de camara lo "desvanecieron" para no darle promocion gratuita...
vengo por mr retro
Perfecto
Aunque ahora le veo lógica, no deja de ser extraño ver el 'God bless America' en el cierre de transmisiones del Telemundo original.
Eso no era "God Bless America", era el himno oficial "The Star Spangled Banner", una canción diferente....
Hasta que Super Siete se fue hace un tiempo a su programación 24/7 era requisito poner los 2 himnos nacionales en la Apertura y Despedida de las emisoras.
4:59 i got jumpscared
S O D O M A Y G O M O R R A
Lo de arriba me tiene que dar risa?
@@julian-wx3qc nose bro
jajajaja esa parte me dio mucha riisa
Los Locutores De Telemundo Canal 2 José Oramas Y Manuel Esteban Alegría En La Década Del 70 y 80 Cuando Yo Eran Chiquito Lo Vean Eso De Telemundo WKAQ TV José Orama Tantos Años De Fiel Telemundo Y Manuel Esteban Alegría Es Un Noble Caballero Ser Humano Y Muy Buena Persona En La Avenida Franklin Delano Roosevelt Se Inauguran En Los Estudios En Hato Rey Eso Fue En El 1968 Se Inauguró Bonito Edificio El Mundo 🌎 Fundación Angel Ramos Junto Periódico El Mundo Y WKAQ Radio El Mundo
Y en los 70's estaba Manuel Esteban Alegría, Ramfis Gonzalez y José "Voz de Trueno" Oramas, este último maestro de la locución en radio y televisión
Ahora TELE11 WOLE
Año Pasado Himno Puerto Rico Y Estados Unidos Años 80
There was a Telemundo 70, Telemundo 72, Telemundo 82 and a Telemundo 83???
idk if the translators existed after 1983
Yes but I'm pretty sure they were shut down once the switch to digital television started but that might not be the case, they might be around as a booster system in case of emergency or they're simply low-power transmitting stations in areas the main channel can't reach
Those stations WERE Telemundo's repeater network throught the Island (turned off as the 2009 Digital Conversion). With the exception of the Fajardo and Yauco locations, they were in the central mountainous range.
The FCC took channels 70-83 away in what broadcast engineers could call "The first UHF repack". That was the 800 MHz frequency band. It was reassigned in part to the original cellular phone band as well as early trunked radio systems. By the time the 1980's rolled around, there were no "full power" UHF TV stations in that 14 channel space, only translators. The translators were moved into lower places in the UHF TV band.
"Pseudo patriotismo" xd