- Félix Benjamín
Caignet Salomón,
known as Félix B.
Caignet, (March 31, 1892 – May 25, 1976) was a
Cuban radio writer, broadcaster, poet, novelist, journalist...
- 1950s with the
transmission of the
novel El
Derecho de Nacer, by
Felix B.
Caignet,
displaced the
competing station, RHC
Cadena Azul. It is with this leadership...
- re****tion
reaches the
court of
Louis XIV and the king
sends an envoy,
Caignet, to
request him to play at court. Sainte-Colombe
curtly dismisses the envoy...
-
Angelitos negros Directed by
Joselito Rodríguez
Written by Félix B.
Caignet (play)
Rogelio A. González (adaptation and dialogue)
Fannie Hurst (novel)...
- (National
European Community Party),
Jacques Bastide,
Michel Faci,
Michel Caignet and Henri-Robert Petit, a
journalist and
former collaborationist who had...
- was a
French monthly magazine for ****
readers founded in 1986 by
Michel Caignet and
closed in 1993. Sold on newsstands, Gaie
France reflected cultural...
- 1981.
Based on the
Cuban radionovela of the same name
written by Félix B.
Caignet adapted for TV by
Fernanda Villeli and
directed by Raúl Araiza. Verónica...
-
based on a
Cuban radionovela (radioplay) of the same name by Félix B.
Caignet. The
movie broke box
office records in
Mexico when it was
first released;...
- (original by Félix B.
Caignet) El engaño (1986) (original by
Caridad Bravo Adams)
Morir para
vivir (1989) (original by Félix B.
Caignet) La
sonrisa del Diablo...
- deceased)
Thomas Jorz (15
December 1305 – 13
December 1310, deceased)
Nicolas Caignet de Fréauville (1310 – 15
January 1323, deceased) Gérard
Domar (20 September...
