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'''Visuals:''' We move down through the clouds, starting from the stars and mild weather, through the rain layers and again to the calm sky. Then it appears that |
'''Visuals:''' We move down through the clouds, starting from the stars and mild weather, through the rain layers and again to the calm sky. Then it appears that the screen zooms through the hills under evening skies. An astronomic tower appears, and the night falls, lighting stars. The tower opens and casts light, which turns the whole logo into picture of a tower sending lights and "DeAPlaneta" below in a silver font. |
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Revision as of 22:10, 27 November 2023
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Background
This is the name of home video business operated by Spanish media group Planeta DeAgostini, a joint venture between Grupo Planeta and De Agostini. It publishes international movies in Spain.
Logo (2001-)
Visuals: We move down through the clouds, starting from the stars and mild weather, through the rain layers and again to the calm sky. Then it appears that the screen zooms through the hills under evening skies. An astronomic tower appears, and the night falls, lighting stars. The tower opens and casts light, which turns the whole logo into picture of a tower sending lights and "DeAPlaneta" below in a silver font.
Technique: CGI.
Audio: Calm ambience with string composition, composed by the electronic music duo Balago.
Availability: Only seen in Spain on local releases of foreign movies such as The Princess Bride and Neverending Story. Also seen on Balago's YouTube channel.
Legacy: This logo, and particularly its music, appears to be a favorite to those who grew up in Spain in the 2000s based on Google Translated YouTube comments.
