- Rede
Manchete (Portuguese pronunciation: [ˈʁedʒi mɐ̃ˈʃɛtʃi]; lit.:
Headline Network; also
known as TV
Manchete or only
Manchete) was a
Brazilian television...
-
Manchete was a
Brazilian w****ly news
magazine published from 1952 to 2000 by
Bloch Editores.
Founded by
Adolpho Bloch, the magazine's name
would be given...
-
Manchete ****ebol
Clube do Recife, also
known as
Manchete, was a
Brazilian football club
based in Recife,
Pernambuco state. The club has been runner-up...
- of the 1970s, the
company funded the Rádio
Manchete, a
medium wave (AM)
radio station as well as
Manchete FM
radio network. With the
success of the radio...
-
order of DENTEL, TV
Aratu had
ceased broadcasting Globo,
joining Rede
Manchete. TV
Aratu returned to
rebroadcasting Globo programs, but TV
Bahia did not...
- host a children's program,
Clube da Criança in the
newly created Rede
Manchete which was the
sixth broadcaster to have
national reach in Brazil. In this...
-
which was
previously occupied by the
struggling Brazilian network Rede
Manchete in its
final w****s
before closure,
Canal N's logo appeared. The logo featured...
-
acting in
telenovelas and
miniseries by Rede
Globo and the now-defunct Rede
Manchete. His most
remembered role was as the
priest Eurico in the 1996 telenovela...
- de Janeiro. Her
first role in
television was a
tango dancer in the Rede
Manchete novela Kananga do ****ão, and her
dance group was
invited by Rede Globo...
- "Kananga do ****ão" (Rede
Manchete) -
Isaura 1990 - "Rosa dos Rumos" (Rede
Manchete) -
Maurina 1991 - "Na rede de intrigas" (Rede
Manchete) 1991 - "Felicidade"...
