Rede Tupi De Televisão

Rede Tupi De Televisão made the first TV broadcast in Brazil on September 18, 1950, and originated from the group of media and communication companies "Diários Associados" (Rádio Tupi, Rádio Difusora, newspapers "O Diário De São Paulo" and "Jornal Do Commercio", magazine "O Cruzeiro", etc.) founded and managed by journalist, entrepreneur and cultural patron Assis Chateaubriand. The TV network was extinguished in 1980, with assets absorbed by Grupo Silvio Santos (SBT), Grupo Bloch (Rede Manchete) and Editora Abril The brand appears in releases of soundtracks of soap operas and TV programs aired by the station, and occasionally appears only with the logo or with the logo plus the name "Rede Tupi". Use it as a second label if the logo is displayed in association with primary labels such as GTA or labels from the phonographic producers of the soundtracks, such as Copacabana