'Suelta La Sopa' is Telemundo's new weekday entertainment show premiering Monday, Oct. 28 at 2pm/1c. Featuring the latest in entertainment and celebrity news, the show will be co-hosted by popular TV personality Jorge Bernal and Mexican actress Hannaley, who will also bring exclusive segments revealing intimate secrets from some of the industry's top stars.

'Suelta La Sopa' will count on a team of correspondents throughout the United States and Mexico for 24/7 up-to-the-minute updates on today's hottest daily topics and celebrities.

• National feed available on select U.S. Cable systems in markets without a local affiliate • 2 (Puerto Rico) Consult your local cable provider or program listings source for channel availability 3007 (SD) (OTA affiliates available in certain markets) Telemundo ( Spanish pronunciation: ) is an owned by through the NBCUniversal division NBCUniversal Telemundo Enterprises. It is the second largest provider of Spanish content nationwide behind American competitor, with programming syndicated worldwide to more than 100 countries in over 35 languages. The channel broadcasts programs and original content aimed at audiences in the United States and worldwide, consisting of,,,, and films — either imported or Spanish-dubbed.

In addition, Telemundo operates, a separate channel directed towards young Hispanic audiences; Telemundo Digital Media, which distributes original programming content across, the Telemundo and NBC Universo websites;; and international distribution arm Telemundo Internacional. Telemundo is headquartered in the suburb of, and has 1,900 employees worldwide. The majority of Telemundo's programs are filmed at an operated studio facility in Miami, where 85% of the network's telenovelas were filmed during 2011. The average hourly primetime drama costs $70K to produce. Main article: The Telemundo brand traces back to the sign-on of (channel 2) in on March 28, 1954, which was founded by – owner of 's main newspaper at the time,, and the U.S. Territory's first radio station, (also known as 'Radio El Mundo'). Ramos wanted to maintain a consistent branding for his media properties based around the ' mundo' theme (the Spanish word for 'world'), and chose to brand his new television property as 'Telemundo' (in effect, translating to 'Teleworld' or 'World TV').

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Ramos had tried to obtain a television station license as early as the mid-1940s; however, because of a freeze imposed by the (FCC) that suspended the filing and approval of applications for new television stations in the United States and its territories due to, he had to wait until 1954 to obtain the license. In its early years, Ramos maintained continuity between his radio and television stations by signing an exclusive deal with the most well-known and influential actor/comedian/producer in Puerto Rico, – better known as Diplo – whose comedy show El Tremendo Hotel ('The Tremendous Hotel'), which was broadcast on WKAQ radio, was the most popular radio program in Puerto Rican broadcasting history. Rivero produced the first comedy/variety series for WKAQ-TV, 'La Taberna India', and on, which helped to catapult the television station to the top of the ratings. During the 1970s and 1980s, WKAQ-TV, then branded as 'Telemundo Canal 2' ('Telemundo Channel 2'), had become a major producer of. The station was also known for its 'fingers' logo – a bold number '2' with the silhouette of two upright fingers inside the number – and referred to itself as 'El canal de los dedos' ('The Channel of the Fingers'). On April 14, 1983, Ramos sold WKAQ-TV to John Blair & Co.

[ ] NetSpan [ ] 1984–1987 [ ] In 1984, the owners of (channel 47) in (serving the ) and (channel 48) in formed NetSpan, the second Spanish-language television network in the continental United States (behind the longer-established Spanish International Network, the forerunner to ). These stations joined (channel 52) in, run by its and part-owner, in 1985. The following year, KVEA's part-owner, Reliance Group Holdings, acquired the Telemundo brand when it purchased John Blair & Co., which also owned (channel 51) in –- in addition to WKAQ-TV. Corel Draw X7 Crack Dll. In late 1986, Reliance also purchased WNJU. In 1987, Reliance Capital Group executives and merged all these stations into the Telemundo Group.