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===Background===
'''Telediario''' is the flagship news broadcast of the [[Televisión Española]] (TVE) network. It airs at a daily basis on TVE's main network [[Draft:TVE 1|La 1]], with simulcasts on 24 Horas, TVE Internacional and RTVE Play.
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||1st Intro (1957-1969)
|Telediario (1969).png|2nd Intro (1969-1970)
|Telediario (1972, Color).png|3rd Intro (1972-1976)
||4th Intro (1977-1979)
|Telediario Primera Edición (1979).png|5th Intro (1979-1982)
|Telediario (1982).png|6th Intro (1982-1983)
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==={{Ordinal|1}} Intro (1957-1969)===
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'''Visuals:'''
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* '''Segunda Edición''':
'''Technique:''' Cel animation.
'''Audio:''' A chamber orchestra and synth theme.
==={{Ordinal|6}} Intro (1982-1983)===
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'''Visuals:''' It starts with a black, starry background with the Earth being shown near the left. Two sets of {{color|gold|yellow}} lines appear wiping in from the left, with another set of lines coming out from the top. These curve and make a 4-pointed star shape, with a square outline fading in around the center. The star shape fades out, and a TV-tube like square outline fades in inside the square. The square flips horizontally and moves to the Earth, and then the trailing text "{{color|orange|'''TELE 1'''}}" (1st edition), or "{{color|green|'''TELEDIARIO'''}}", zooms from it into the bottom-right. Once the trail disappears, the text shines in sync with the fanfare.
'''Variants:'''
* One of the variants used has the text reading "{{color|red|'''NOTICIAS'''}}", in red.
* Another variant has the text reading "{{color|lightsalmon|'''REDACCION ABIERTA'''}}" in light red, used for a few special broadcasts.
'''Technique:''' Cel animation.
'''Audio:''' A futuristic-sounding orchestra and synth fanfare.
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Background
Telediario is the flagship news broadcast of the Televisión Española (TVE) network. It airs at a daily basis on TVE's main network La 1, with simulcasts on 24 Horas, TVE Internacional and RTVE Play.
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1st Intro (1957-1969) | 2nd Intro (1969-1970) | 3rd Intro (1972-1976) | 4th Intro (1977-1979) | 5th Intro (1979-1982) | 6th Intro (1982-1983) |
1st Intro (1957-1969)
Visuals: On a starry background, a model of the Earth is shown spinning slowly to the right, with the white text "TELEDIARIO" rotating horizontally around it from right to left.
Variant: There's an alternate variant where the font used for the text is different.
Technique: Model work, along with traditional animation.
Audio: A bombastic orchestral fanfare.
2nd Intro (1969-1970)
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Visuals: On a white background, a disc facing upwards is shown rotating at a fast pace. It then slows down as it reveals the text "TELEDIARIO" in black spinning in front of it. The disc then morphs into a wireframe globe, as the text slows down.
Technique: Cel animation.
Audio: A marching fanfare.
3rd Intro (1972-1976)
Visuals: On a blue starry background, a rotating model of the Earth zooms in, while most of the stars appear zooming out. The white "telediario" then fades in at the bottom of the globe. At the bottom of the text, the flickering "1ra EDICION", "2da EDICION", or "3ra EDICION" appears scrolling in from the right.
Variant: Until 1974, the logo was originally in black and white.
Technique: Model work, along with traditional animation.
Audio: An organ entry which leads into an upbeat, bombastic brass fanfare.
4th Intro (1977-1979)
Visuals: The logo is set on footage of a studio, where a vinyl record player, a reel player, and multiple TV equipment are shown. In front of the background there is a TV-tube like square showing other portions of footage, and the red text "TD.1" appears forming near the bottom-right. The square with the footage then moves spinning around the screen to the bottom-left corner, and quickly cuts back to the center, as the intro begins to fade to the program.
Technique: Live-action mixed with Scanimate effects.
Audio: A funky guitar theme.
5th Intro (1979-1982)
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Visuals:
- Primera Edición: On a black background, multiple yellow circular outlines appear trailing in from the diagonal corners into the center. The formed circle at the center then zooms in, while the background turns blue and stars appear around it, and the border turns into a golden-colored bevel, with the text "td" inside. Stars then quickly appear around the whole logo as the words for "primera edición" in white script are formed by other stars, one-by-one, in sync with the beat.
- Segunda Edición:
Technique: Cel animation.
Audio: A chamber orchestra and synth theme.
6th Intro (1982-1983)
Visuals: It starts with a black, starry background with the Earth being shown near the left. Two sets of yellow lines appear wiping in from the left, with another set of lines coming out from the top. These curve and make a 4-pointed star shape, with a square outline fading in around the center. The star shape fades out, and a TV-tube like square outline fades in inside the square. The square flips horizontally and moves to the Earth, and then the trailing text "TELE 1" (1st edition), or "TELEDIARIO", zooms from it into the bottom-right. Once the trail disappears, the text shines in sync with the fanfare.
Variants:
- One of the variants used has the text reading "NOTICIAS", in red.
- Another variant has the text reading "REDACCION ABIERTA" in light red, used for a few special broadcasts.
Technique: Cel animation.
Audio: A futuristic-sounding orchestra and synth fanfare.