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Olivier | Anisong

L’émission sur les génériques et les chanteurs de dessins animés

Avec LA BELLE HISTOIRE DES GÉNÉRIQUES TÉLÉ, plongez dans l'âge d'or du disque et des programmes jeunesse, de Goldorak à Pokémon. D'après le livre d'Olivier Fallaix et Rui Pascoal, publié chez Ynnis. Avec ANISONG, découvrez les interprètes et les génériques originaux des séries japonaises des années 1970 à 2000.

La Belle Histoire des Génériques Télé #84 | Robo Story

La Belle Histoire des Génériques Télé #84 | Robo Story

Publié le vendredi 16 décembre 2022 à 19:00 par Olivier | Anisong

Durée : 15:19

Tags : robo story, myrtille au pays des robots, marie pierre lacq, tf1, vitamine, salut les p'tits loups, tete a clip, dominique laurent

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Ce dessin animé peu connu a été imaginé par Igor et Grichka Bogdanoff ! Il a été produit par le studio français Belokapi (La Noiraude, Plume d’Elan) dont ce fut la première production TV au format long (52 x 13 min). D’abord diffusée de façon confidentielle sur Canal+ en novembre 1985, Robo Story connaît ensuite une plus large audience lorsque la série arrive sur TF1 en janvier 1987 dans l’émission Vitamine. Son générique est interprété par une certaine Marie-Pierre, un visage familier de la chaîne à cette époque...

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