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"Juventud Vibra" revolutionized the powers of student-level talent in Puerto Rico for the decade of the 90's.He was the pioneer in introducing students as a true professional in the categories of song, dance, and musical imitation.Provided a forum to present to the record labels the new revelations in the field of the song, the finalists being accompanied by professional musicians and singers most quoted in the local market.The television special "Vibra Youth" was first broadcast on commercial television TeleOnce (now Univision PR) in May 1990 and subsequently by WAPA TV Channel 4 from 1991 to 1996."Juventud Vibra" awarded "Agueybana" in March 1993 as the best production of the year and the prize "Teodoro Moscoso" by the Chamber of Commerce of Puerto Rico."
"Juventud Vibra 1991 held at the Coliseo Ruben Rodriguez in Bayamon was the first show broadcast schedule such "prime time" on television in Puerto Rico achieved excellent audience numbers."
"Youth Vibra 1992 introduced robotic lights and was the first program in the history of television in Puerto Rico to be recorded and transmitted in digital format. There were two totally different shows, the first at the Palace of Sports and Recreation of Mayagüez (integrating the south and west of the island) and the second at the Coliseo Ruben Rodriguez (integrating the east and the metro area)."
"Youth Vibra 1993 there were two totally different shows again, was the first "Youth Vibra" at Coliseo Juan Pachin Vicens in Ponce (integrating the south and west of the island) and the second at the Coliseo Ruben Rodriguez (integrating this area and the metro area)."
"Youth Vibra 1994 first introduced lighting techniques and special effects used in the film studios and entertainment millionaires, for example, building in the eyes of the public the complete assembly of the event in one minute and get "Mary Poppins "could fly down to the stage without being seen cables that held it."
"In the edition of "Juventud Vibra 1995 Broadway" built a replica of the "New York Marquis Theatre" at the Coliseo Roberto Clemente in which more than 100 artists, singers and producers in the country served as masters of ceremony consecrating "Vibra Youth" in the most anticipated event for Puerto Rican public and the country's artistic class. They recreated various Broadway musicals such as "West Side Story", "The Kiss of the Spider Woman," "Peter Pan," "Grease" and "Beauty and the Beast". For the first time it was possible to "Peter Pan" fly on over 8,000 people descending on the stage of the show. The closing ceremony was performed by the singer Yuri, with all participants in the event, which presented the exclusive song of his own composition Vibra Youth".
"In the edition of "Juventud Vibra FX 1996" movable theater was built in the Hiram Bithorn Stadium at a cost of $ 600,000. This futuristic integrated production special effects such as lighting design with laser beams, flying effects of people on and off the stage as the ET flight and the arrival of Batman from the top of the stadium, as well as props, smoke effects and dry ice, the latest in computerized lighting, gates in different parts of the stage and sound first "Sensurround" designed for an outdoor stadium. In addition, there were more than 20 scenic changes, using mobile platforms and bridges theater. More than 500 young artists were part of that show competition becoming more expensive and ambitious talents produced so far in Puerto Rico."
"In 2010 "Youth vibe" presented its new proposal for this new generation again providing the opportunity for more than 700 young student starring in the show bigger and prestigious PR
In 2012 "Juventud Vibra" presented its 12th edition at the Coliseo Roberto Clemente with more than 1,000 artists on stage in an unprecedented blockbuster. This edition was broadcast by Univision PR on Saturday June 2 1st positioning itself on your schedule and establishing himself as one of the most watched specialty channel.
we are currently in the stage of pre-production for the new show scheduled for September 1, 2013, which promises to let your viewers breathless ..."
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