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Lo Que Callamos Las Mujeres from Aztecas Canal Trece celebrates 14 years on the air with presence in 54 countries
Maribel Ramos-Weiner| 9 de septiembre de 2014
Alicia Carvajal, productora de Lo que callamos las mujeres del Trece
Lo Que Callamos Las Mujeres, show that airs on Aztecas Canal Trece, celebrated its 14 years on the air this past September 3rd with the broadcast of the episode Con La Venda En Los Ojos. During these years, the show created by Elisa Salinas has generated over 3,500 stories that have been seen in 54 countries across four continents.Throughout its 14-year history, the show has had the support of 37 organizations that specialize in the different subjects featured, such as alcoholism, cancer, and mental health, among others. The show has also had many talented producers such as Antulio Jiménez, Rafael Gutiérrez, Gerardo Zurita, Eva Hernández, and in its most recent phase, Alicia Carvajal. Some of the actors who have participated in this project include Angélica Aragón, Fernando Luján, Regina Torné, José Alonso, Gabriela Roel, Ofelia Medina, Nubia Martí and Saby Kamalich.The production of each episode involves 25 writers, eight directors and a 60-person production crew.As part of the celebration, at the end of the episode online, producer Alicia Carvajal and the director of the episode Mujeres Aportando A Mujeres, Verónica Navarro, had direct contact with the audience to get their feedback.Lo Que Callamos Las Mujeres airs Monday through Friday at 5pm on Canal Trece.
