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several siblings including Carmen, Marjorie, Nellie, Andy, Néstor and Nilza. Early in his life, Muñiz suffered from rickets. Despite this, he gained interest in eventually becoming a race jockey. His father Tómas Muñiz, Sr. had pursued several venues of substainance including real estate sales, while his mother Nena was sickly. He was an insecure child, which was reflected in issues at schools and a number of expulsions. Witnessing this, his uncle Félix Muñiz decided to take him to the West Indies
Advertising Company (WIAC) where he worked. The institution would become a radio station in 1942, and when his uncle died, His father Tómas was selected to fill the vacancy. Since the age of 12, Muñiz would be the tasked with several functions within WIAC. Under José A. Torres Martinó, he learned to write scripts and wrote
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494:(with the help of his father on character design) with Velda González as the titular character Azucena, a rude maid, and Jacobo Morales and Agrelot in supporting roles. Aimed at the middle class and originally conceived as a nighttime show, a pilot was filmed at WKAQ but problems with the station's protocol led to it being pitched to WAPA from its own studio. There, however, it was repurposed to avoid competing with the imported shows. During this time, his father also died, leaving him without his closest advisor in the business and personal confidant. Afterwards, Muñiz decided to leave La Casona behind and moved to Férnandez Juncos Avenue. With
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it a bad investment, Nigaglioni refused to join Muñiz in the purchase of
Rikavisión and both grew apart. With the death of a Ralph Pérez Perry, the channel began experiencing administrative and economic issues culminating the move after seven months. Eventually, these combined with the inability of WAPA-TV's new programming to compete with WKAQ-TV and led to a deal that was favorable for Muñiz's return. However, as the owner of a channel he was not allowed to work as a broker in both places and Producciones Tommy Muñiz sold material that was already filmed to the station. In this space, Muñiz aired
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create a small zoo from which they gained some income and entertainment and which is said to have been a precursor of sorts to the
Monoloro park. Other activities to distract them included leading the local Girl Scouts. Muñiz himself acquired a house at Cayey, where he would relax and host parties. Rafo and Pedro are both well-known actors and producers and Toño currently is Production Manager for various promoters in Puerto Rico. In the 80s and 90s Toño was the producer of the yearly top Salsa event in the Caribbean, "Festival de Salsa Winston" ; Pedro directed a dramatic film,
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as APATE joined and people like Castro decided not to cross the protest lines, while others like Candal actively joined the protests. Morales in turn decided to quit on the air. Only Alida
Arizmendi challenged the protests. WAPA-TV decided not to intervene and distanced itself from the issue. In the end, Muñiz granted the demands of the protestors, such as health coverage or six month contracts, but Reymundí was unable to benefit due to the cancellation of the production due to the strike. Producciones Tommy Muñiz was affected by it, with only productions like
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parents in law which served to produce eggs to sell and would also be sold themselves. The couple moved to Santa Rita in Río
Piedras and had three children, Tómad Gerardo, Félix Antonio and Mario Andrés. Muñiz loaned a building at Santurce, which would serve as his workplace, the first local independent production entity known as Producciones Tommy Muñiz. The services provided grew to include representation and the hosting of activities by his artists, but focused on his radio productions. Among them was
768:, which was accepted and Morales was brought in to direct and as part of the cast. Agrelot was initially considered to lead the cast, but his issues with scripted work led to the reconciliation of Muñiz and Cordero after two decades of estrangement. The play was a hit and moved from Bellas Artes to Teatro Tapia and then left San Juan to be shown at Mayagüez and Ponce, totaling over 30 shows. Following the last show, Morales approached Muñiz about entering the film industry as the titular character in
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Muñiz decided to open a pet shop named Zoo Pet Shop. On April 19, 1955, the couple had its fifth child, Manuel
Alberto. That same day, Muñiz received a call from WKAQ. Having practiced for the call in case that it came, he took the offer. His father had advised him to avoid appearing overly enthusiastic in his response in order to avoid appearing desperate. Producciones Tommy Muñiz was struggling Cordero and Agrelot were already involved in television shows
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requested voiding the auction where WRIK-TV acquired the rights so that the event could air through WIPR-TV, noting that otherwise they would be cancelled. Muñiz was unsatisfied with the request and filed an injunction and lawsuit, which was won three years after the Games had been held. Considering
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for WAPA-TV in 1973. However, this production actor José Reymundí began a strike against
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along his mentor. In this, he performed as the effeminate titular character. In 1939, Muñiz met Luz María García de la Noceda while coursing high school. During the following five years he approached her, eventually convincing her after appearing at her house with a gift. They married in 1944, living
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Antonio (Toño). The birth of Rafael Emilio on September 13, 1956, served as comic relief for Muñiz, whose wife had been wanting a daughter for years. In their house, the couple also welcomed Ruby, the daughter of one of Muñiz cousins. Meanwhile, his children took several of their pets to
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surviving. Candal, Morales, Warrington, Carbia, Molina and García left to create
Producciones Astra and joined Channel 7. This would only last for some years, since the company gained a reputation as supporting work syndicates and were avoided. On September 21, 1976, Producciones Tommy Muñiz debuted
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at risk of disappearing and the radio stations in turmoil over the loss of advertisement. The family had moved to Floral Park near his parents, while he was increasingly considering how to deal with his future in other ways. While radio stations loaned their facilities for other purposes to survive,
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was recorded, since he knew a member of the cast. The live performance of the radio scripts was popular and depending the nature of the work, required selective the public. However, his shows would be concurrent with Diplo, usually falling second to them. Muñoz would recruit
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and Monserrate "Nena" Ramírez. His father, Don Tomás, was a marketing executive who later became the administrator (and eventual owner) of various radio stations, as well as a radio producer. Muñiz was born during the 1920s, the same decade when radio first arrived to Puerto Rico, to a household of
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and be hosted by Agrelot as well. On November 19, 1998, Muñiz sold Radio Luz. After suffering a heart attack on March 31, 1999, Muñiz underwent surgery. In May 1999, the Premios Quijote were dedicated to him and Agrelot. Three months later, Muñiz published a cautionary article about the misuse of
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television programming, his posture on the impact that this had on newer generations and how the overall quality had declined. Afterwards, he opted to retire and spend time with his family and friends. Almost three decades after their conflict, Muñiz and Nigaglioni put their differences aside.
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and the adoption of the Commonwealth and the reaction that the Nationalist Party had to it. This led to a focus in the local middle class, from which Muñiz drew inspiration in his scripts. He created characters based on the average working class and placed them in every day settings. The first
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for additional revenue. During these tours, the group became acquainted with several food establishments and where involved in several mishaps during the weekends, eventually adopting the name of "Caravana del Monte" gaining patronage from the Del Monte brand.
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became the first daytime show to become a leader in ratings. The segment brought an increase in advertisers and despite Norma Candal taking over the role of maid as Petunia, its success continued and it lasted for 17 years. It also led to a spinoff,
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Félix Muñíz, who also produced radio programs. Muñiz was a successful radio producer in Puerto Rico during the mid- to late 1940s. Five of his radio programs -comedies for which he was often the scriptwriter, sometimes with the assistance of
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peaked in the rating charts, which earned Muñiz personal congratulations from Ángel Ramos. It also won the recognition for "Best Comedy Show" and Yoyo Boing won "Best Comedian", while also serving to propel figures such as Helga Avilés and
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filmed for WAPA-TV on February 3, 1997, before a live audience that filled the venue. In it, both his family and former employees and colleagues played homage to his career. On September 7, 1998, WIPR-TV began airing
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small station but with good coverage, from United Artists on a $ 1.8 million offer. In order to establish the newly named Teleluz, he intended to dedicate it to sports and pursued the rights of transmission for the
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to WAPA-TV (while dominating the ratings with several shows based at WKAQ-TV) on December 29, 1958, to replace Menéndez.
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1130:Historia de dos mujeres (novela – 1970)
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1061:Reina por un día (prize show – 1959)
924:by Puerto Rican author Beba García.
912:Tommy Muñíz died 15 January 2009 in
363:, a comedy segment of the half-hour
291:Francisquito Rosales y Miel de Aveja
3273:Male actors from Ponce, Puerto Rico
1071:El Show del Mediodía (varíety show)
199:. In the 1970s he was the owner of
1117:El show de Tommy Muñiz (talk show)
940:), a pet shop in San Juan, a zoo (
920:("That's the way I've lived") and
851:. A series of special revivals of
121:Actor, comedian, Host, businessman
25:
3283:20th-century American male actors
3258:Puerto Rican television producers
1151:Claudia y Virginia (novela, 1973)
1036:Carnaval Del Monte (variety show)
992:El Colegio de la Alegría (comedy)
849:¿A quién no le falta un tornillo?
1174:
714:, and introduced others such as
539:, also completed similar moves.
212:together with his real-life son
3278:20th-century American comedians
1055:El chiste Camel (comedy – 1957)
998:Adelita, La Secretaria (comedy)
839:, performing along his son and
718:which debuted the character of
598:Ja-ja, ji-ji, jo-jo con Agrelot
543:Telenovelas and strike, WRIK-TV
270:Turner Network Television (TNT)
27:Puerto Rican actor and producer
825:Las otras islas de Puerto Rico
317:Las adventuras de Andy Tenorio
1:
3253:Puerto Rican male film actors
3248:Puerto Rican television hosts
3199:García, María "Beba" (2009).
1142:María del Mar (novela – 1971)
1089:Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In
1077:La Criada Malcriada (sitcom)
34:, the first or paternal
1123:Las Almas No Tienen Color (
1094:Ja, Ja, Ji, Ji, Jo, Jo con
1046:Hogar, dulce hogar (sitcom)
831:) and a Christmas special (
766:Los muchachos de la alegría
724:El show de Lourdes y Carlos
712:Encabuya... y vuelve y tira
624:Encabuya... y vuelve y tira
216:, and with longtime friend
3299:
1136:Los Juanes (novela – 1971)
776:and the comedy music show
652:El show de Carlos Busquets
280:Muñiz Ramírez was born in
29:
3268:Businesspeople from Ponce
1148:Mami santa (novela, 1972)
1104:Viernes de Gala (variety)
995:La Familia Pérez (comedy)
786:Lo que le pasó a Santiago
770:Lo que le pasó a Santiago
660:El show de Walter Mercado
638:, Cocina con Henry Corona
561:Cuando los hijos condenan
553:Las almas no tienen color
446:(his first for WAPA-TV),
337:Variety shows and sitcoms
286:Don Tomás Muñíz Souffront
245:Lo que le Pasó a Santiago
231:Lo que le Pasó a Santiago
128:Lucas Tomás Muñiz Ramírez
69:Lucas Tomás Muñiz Ramírez
1101:Gloria y Miguel (sitcom)
1004:¡Qué sirvienta! (comedy)
1001:Gloria y Miguel (comedy)
876:Los 75 años de don Tommy
864:Cuarenta años no son na'
860:El colegío de la alegría
845:40 Kilates de Televisión
833:La Navidad con don Tommy
628:El colegio de la alegría
533:El colegio de la alegría
500:Encabuya y vuelve y tira
402:El colegio de la alegría
373:El colegio de la alegría
161:El colegio de la alegría
817:Puerto Rico y sus islas
788:led to the interest of
753:Cerro Maravilla murders
674:. A morning segment,
611:1979 Pan American Games
573:El silencio nos condena
557:Historia de dos mujeres
484:Desafiando a los genios
477:Desafiando a los genios
284:on 4 February 1922, to
3243:Puerto Rican comedians
3203:. Terranova Editores.
1270:4 January 2016 at the
1019:Television productions
962:Parque de las Ciencias
815:. Two other specials,
504:Telefiesta en la tarde
492:Telefiesta de la tarde
464:Telefiesta de la tarde
456:Telefiesta de la tarde
169:Adelita, la secretaria
1190:List of Puerto Ricans
1091:– various inceptions)
1084:– various inceptions)
1014:La Novela Fab (drama)
868:Esto sigue sin nombre
784:. His performance in
778:Carcajadas y algo más
749:Senate of Puerto Rico
676:Despierta Puerto Rico
640:, ' 'Parece increible
615:Carlos Romero Barceló
613:. However, governor
585:Llanto para una mujer
181:"La Criada Malcriada"
150:and to his uncle and
101:Hato Rey, Puerto Rico
1221:4 March 2016 at the
1111:on television, 1967)
872:Esto no tiene nombre
794:Crazy from the Heart
732:Tamborito y Colorina
708:Mediodía en el Siete
636:Esto sí tiene nombre
594:Esto no tiene nombre
513:El show del mediodía
250:Crazy From The Heart
203:Channel 7 in Ponce.
3263:Television pioneers
1163:(sitcom, 1976–1981)
809:Nadie lo va a saber
740:Los siete del Siete
716:El derecho de lavar
686:and the arrival of
496:La criada malcriada
488:La criada malcriada
406:El profesor Colgate
332:Television producer
315:as Andy Tenorio in
193:José Miguel Agrelot
3129:The New York Times
1182:Puerto Rico portal
1098:(comedy / variety)
966:Clásico del Caribe
837:En un beso la vida
774:El papá de mi papá
745:La feria del Siete
688:Deborah Carthy-Deu
581:Claudia y Virginia
529:Hogar, dulce hogar
469:Hogar, dulce hogar
436:Hogar, dulce hogar
410:fiestas patronales
396:Adapting radio IPs
282:Ponce, Puerto Rico
83:Ponce, Puerto Rico
1109:Otilio Warrington
987:Radio productions
928:Other enterprises
728:Cosas del alcalde
668:Haciendo historia
509:Criada a la orden
444:Lotus lo divierte
440:Mímicas del Monte
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517:La cámara cómica
460:Reina por un día
448:Garata deportiva
432:La familia Pérez
427:La taberna India
419:A reírse con Fab
415:A reírse con Ola
385:A reirse con Ola
381:Una hora conmigo
377:A reirse con Ola
365:El show de shows
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361:Casino Tropical
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177:¡Qué sirvienta!
173:Gloria y Miguel
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1318:García 2009
1303:García 2009
1288:García 2009
1248:García 2009
982:Productions
954:El Monoloro
870:, based on
759:Later years
736:Chiquimundo
696:Los pupilos
644:Festivalito
549:telenovelas
353:Mapy y Papi
276:Early years
183:, starring
140:Puerto Rico
132:Tommy Muñiz
108:Nationality
59:Tommy Muñiz
18:Tommy Muniz
3222:Categories
3135:6 December
1196:References
1161:Los García
934:La Campana
853:Los García
656:Con Sandra
603:Los García
577:Mami santa
565:Los Juanes
525:Telefiesta
473:Telefiesta
390:Eddie Miró
325:Korean War
266:billboards
214:Rafo Muñiz
209:Los García
75:1922-02-04
1201:Citations
438:replaced
296:La Casona
152:godfather
1268:Archived
1219:Archived
1168:See also
946:Carolina
942:Monoloro
914:Hato Rey
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