1963 in Spanish television
This is a list of Spanish television related events from 1963.
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Events
- 22 September: Salomé and Raimon win the Mediterranean Song Contest, with the catalan language song S'en va anar.[1]
Births
- 3 January – Marta Calvó, actress.
- 14 January – Rosa María Molló, journalist.
- 22 January – Sergio Sauca, sport journalist.
- 2 February – Gonzalo de Castro, actor.
- 14 February – Elisenda Roca, hostess.
- 12 March – José Luis Fernández, actor.
- 23 March – Miguel Ortiz, actor and host.
- 26 March – Amparo Larrañaga, actress.
- 17 April – Pedro Casablanc, actor.
- 25 April- Mónica Ridruejo, Director General of RTVE.
- 26 April – María del Monte, singer and hostess.
- 3 May – Roberto Cairo, actor.
- 2 June – Pepe Viyuela, actor.
- 12 June – Mari Pau Domínguez, hostess.
- 13 June – Alaska, actress, singer and hostess.
- 15 June – Blanca Portillo, actress.
- 17 June – Daniel Écija, productor.
- 24 June – Antonio Montero, journalist.
- 30 June – Marta Robles, hostess.
- 9 July – Beatriz Cortázar, journalist.
- 10 July – Vicente Vallés, journalist.
- 25 July – Cristina Torres, actress.
- 19 August – Patxi Alonso, host.
- 29 August – Belinda Washington, hostess and actress.
- 3 September – Teresa Viejo, hostess.
- 7 September – Àngels Barceló, journalist.
- 21 September – Carmen Machi, actress.
- 23 September – Sonia Martínez, hostess.
- 26 September – Jordi González, host.
- 30 September – Irma Soriano, hostess.
- 7 October – Concha Galán, hostess.
- 8 October – Jorge Cadaval, comedian.
- 6 November – Bruno Squarcia, actor.
- 26 November – Lydia Bosch, actress and hostess.
- 27 November – Micky Molina, actor.
- 28 November – Fernando Acaso, host.
- 30 November – Pepa Bueno, journalist.
- 12 December – Inmaculada Galván, hostess.
- 19 December – Cristina Marcos, actress.
- Candela Palazón, hostess.
- María San Juan, hostess.
- Montserrat Domínguez, hostess.
- Paloma García-Pelayo, journalist.
- Tonino, comedian.
References
- Redaction (24 September 1963). "Triunfo de España en el V FESTIVAL DE LA CANCIÓN MEDITERRÁNEA" (PDF). La Vanguardia Española (in Spanish). Grupo Godó. p. 20. Retrieved 5 May 2014.
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