SYNOPSIS
There are songs that leave their mark. Songs that become classics of a culture. That is what the program Canción Nacional wanted to reflect during November 2005 and January 2006. The program wanted to reflect those songs of national authors and performers that everyone can hum. Hosted by singer Javiera Parra, the program delved into the history of the classics of Chilean Romantic, Tropical, Popular, Rock, Folklore and Cueca music. Each chapter showed the stories behind these songs that were relevant at different times in the history of the Chilean music scene. This seven-chapter documentary series featured the participation of more than 50 musicians of the stature of José Alfredo Fuentes, Luis Jara, Los Tres, Miriam Hernández and Palmenia Pizarro, among others. The project of Canal 13's Bicentennial Area and the production company La Familia, was directed by Carlos Moena and was well received by the public and its peers, being nominated for the Altazor award in 2006.
TECHNICAL DATA SHEET
Series written and directed by Carlos Moena
Executive Production (La Familia): Sergio Gándara
Executive Producer (Canal 13): Alberto Gesswein
General Production: Paula Sáenz-Laguna
General Edition: Jorge Leiva
Journalistic Editing: Leonora González, Jorge Leiva, María José Pavlovic, José Elías
Musicology: Juan Pablo González R.
Camera: Pablo Valdés, Diego Pequeño, Pablo Letelier, Carlos Moena, Catalina Vergara
Direct Sound: Boris Herrera, Alexander Mederos, Juan Pablo Manríquez
Editing: Cristóbal Hurtado, Carlos Moena
Video postproduction: Daniel Dávila, Jaime Gándara
Audio Postproduction: Vanya Cosin
Broadcasting Channel: Canal 13 (C13, Chile)
Duration: 10 chapters x 60 minutes