‘The breakfasts’ celebrate twenty years in TVE

The program began broadcasting on January 10, 1994 as ‘1’ radio breakfasts.

The breakfasts, the morning space of today's analysis and interviews of the 1 Complies this Friday, January 10, twenty years of broadcast on Spanish Television. For this reason, the program presented by María Casado and runs Nacho García Mostazo has offered a special edition that will have the three protagonists of the first breakfasts: Julio César Iglesias, Antonio San José and Diego Carcedo.

In the special edition of this Friday, the president of the Television Academy, Manuel Campo Vidal, has also participated as a guest. For its part, on the occasion of the anniversary, the web RTVE.es Summarize in images the best moments of the program and collect them in information where a review of its trajectory is made.

Twenty years of history and hundreds of characters have accompanied the oldest early television audience since 1994. The program began being the television version of the broadcast born on the National Radio of Spain. Premiered on January 10 of that year as Radio 1 breakfasts, with Julio César Iglesias at the head of the program with Diego Carcedo and Antonio San José, and with Javier Gómez Navarro, Minister of Commerce and Tourism as the first guest. In 1996, space was renamed RNE breakfasts And with the beginning of the following season, on September 15, 1997, it definitely became TVE breakfasts.

The program has had seven directors throughout this time (Julio César Iglesias, Javier González Ferrari, Luis Mariñas, Pepa Bueno, Ana Pastor, Juan Manuel Romero and Nacho G. Mostazo) and six presenters (Julio César Iglesias, Javier González Ferrari, Luis Mariñas, Pepa Bueno, Ana Pastor and María Casado).

They have also passed through the hundreds of guests. The four government presidents that Spain has had since the space began its editions have been interviewed in the program: Felipe González, José María Aznar, José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero and Mariano Rajoy. In addition to ministers, regional presidents and other political figures of relevance, they have also paraded important international political leaders as well as writers, artists, and outstanding figures of sport and culture.