The communicator passed away this Thursday and all the newscasts dedicated a moment to remember the trajectory of one of the most emblematic faces of Channel 13.
On Thursday, the death of Javier Miranda, remembered announcer and newsreader of Canal 13, at the age of 91, was confirmed. The news was confirmed by the communicator’s family, who assured that he died of natural causes and was “accompanied by his family in his house.”
The news began to circulate around eight at night through the digital media, but at the time of the central news, the television channels fired Miranda by giving a couple of words in his honor.
Canal 13, sign that it was his home for almost three decadeswas the most emotional signal when saying goodbye to the communicator, dedicating the beginning of the newscast to Miranda.
Then, they broadcast a file video where Javier Miranda appears, who experienced what appears to be a strong tremor in the air. “May I please?”, He says, to drink a glass of water and exclaim: “What a scare! But, luckily, it’s over now.”
After that, Ramón Ulloa appeared on the screen to dedicate words to the communicator. “Thus, naturally, Javier Miranda did his work every night here, on this set. We are in mourning and we feel the same sorrow that you feel at home.. Javier Miranda has left us at the age of 91, a man of radio and television, who began his career in the 50s ″, Ulloa began by saying.
In that, he remembered part of his life and career. “Without a doubt, this news set was home to him. For 21 years she presented the information of Tele 13 each night. Allow me to tell you, in all humility, how small one feels trying to do a job that a giant once did. communications,” he continued.
“We start this edition today dedicating our work to Javier Miranda and, of course, greeting his family. Today’s work for you, Don Javier”concluded the driver of T13 Central.
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CHV Central News He also fired the communicator at the beginning of the space. “We start with last minute information, because the communicator and news reader, Javier Miranda, has passed away,” Daniel Matamala began by saying.
Matamala recalled the animator’s career on radio and television and then mentioned Miranda’s last television appearance, the one that occurred in a special on the elderly that CHV broadcast.
“On behalf of the entire Chilevisión team, of course, We send our condolences to family, friends and co-workers of Javier Miranda”, he added to give rise to the rest of the news.
Likewise, CNN also dedicated the first minutes of its information to the communicator. “He did a lot of things, from reading the news, of course, to hosting entertainment shows like Tuesday 13, One Million for the Best y Maravillozoo”began by saying Mónica Rincón.
“The central news also realizes of his family’s gratitude for the tokens of affection received. You have to remember that funniest and most playful facet with the so-called Professor Rossa”, commented Rincón to remember Miranda’s career and her last appearance on television.
“As a CNN team our condolences to his family, his friends, friends and Channel 13 that had him as a prominent figure for three decades”, he closed.
Shortly following, TVN also lamented Miranda’s departure. “An unmistakable voice of Chilean radio and television was turned off this Thursday”began by saying Constanza Santa María to break the news and remember her career.
“Among all these programs we were able to see his most serious facet, even the most humorous,” he recalled. “You we send a huge hug from National Television to the family of Javier Miranda”, he added to remember an appearance by the communicator on the channel.
Who were the last to mourn death was the news meganews, where José Luis Repenning gave the information visibly affected. “We told them regarding a sensitive situation. At the age of 91, the emblematic television presenter and radio announcer Javier Miranda died, ”he began by saying, to express what was shared by the family.
“Much love to Uncle Javier’s family and may he rest in peace. We all grew up at the wing of his career.”hill.
